but the unique thing today is you saw i think it was senator jerry moran and blumenthal, both sides say we don't have differences on this anymore, we're going to do something about it, we're going to work together. that's what makes this honestly a transformative moment. i have not seen something like this happen in the eight years i've worked on this topic. >> there's a few things here. whenever i see this there's always some part of me trying to sort through what's new and what's not. if you read about the rwandan genocide, radio rwanda, it was used quite explicitly as the tool to promote that genocide. when i was growing up we looked at women's and girls' teenage girls' fashion magazines. horribly distorted images driving body dysmorphia pape lot of these critiques i've heard before in other contexts. there's something different happening with facebook and social media. she sort of focused on the al grith sxm why that's different from other forms of media that can do really egregious and gnarly stuff. >> correct. it's really important. a lot of people think there's a moral panic, we'

jerry mcauliffe, and to ease up on the democrat in this moment, did not keep pressing and writing this thing up, i mean, you mention back to biden, you mention biden in his fake truman show room. think about harry truman and what's on his desk, well, all biden does is blame everybody else for everything that's happening whether it's afghanistan, covid, the border patrol, everybody else is to blame but him. the total and complete disaster to let off the gas tonight. i agree with lindsey graham. he's obviously embarrassed, you can tell by -- you know, he's in the box. >> sean: why should he be embarrassed? he didn't break his promise. >> i mean with fellow and republicans. it's just frustrating. >> sean: reince priebus, thank you sarah sanders. the old boss is waiting, so i'll have to say goodbye. it will follow your race very closely. joining us live on the phone for exclusive interview, the 45th president of the united states, donald trump. if you urge united states senators not to do what they promised what they wouldn't do t they threw a lifeline to chuck schumer. by the way, chuck s

jerry you talked to me a little bit about afghanistan. tell me your thoughts. >> well, i think we went about it all wrong. the soldiers should have been the last ones to get out of there. the equipment and the civilians should have come first. rachel: you tell me that you have a lot of friends that served in afghanistan who are really upset and angry right now >> yes, because they put all their time in to the service to do what they had to do to keep us to have our freedoms and they get out and the biden administration does this to us. rachel: jerry is a vietnam veteran and he is upset about the money and the equipment that was left behind. >> yeah, biden and them keep wanting more money and we left billions of dollars worth of equipment in afghanistan, and, you know, just like we should have destroyed it. we should have never left it. first of all, i ain't excited about nothing biden does but thanks to fox news and it helps us know what's really going on and it just, i don't know a veteran and i know a lot of veterans, that are happy wit

this is jerry jones, owner of the dallas cowboys. you mentioned there are people coming to his defense. here's one of them. >> i know these people. i know everybody that you've been reading about. they're outstanding proponents of our game. they have represented this game in many cases beautifully and certainly we all continue to recognize what a spotlight you're in, and the way that we should express ourself. >> that's his response to what he read in "the new york times" about these e-mails. so my question, your reaction to that, but also is this the end of his career in the nfl? is it the end of his analyst career potentially or will we see jon gruden again soon? >> i'll say this. in that statement we just heard from jerry jones, he didn't say anything about the disparaging comments. what he talked about is how good they were for the game, how much they meant for the product of the nfl, which would, to me, lands on deaf ears, right, like you never -- you addressing a situation or a scandal without actually addressing it, right? he

why is jerry so... popular? it's been like this ever since we started using workday. what do you mean? it makes it easier to develop great relationships with our suppliers. now everyone, everywhere loves jerry. they sure do. they do. they really do. mmhmm. workday. finance, hr, planning and spend management for a changing world. ♪ ♪ finance, hr, planning and spen♪ ♪anagement ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ about trying to get the other side of the story. facebook, they were blasted as being ambiguous, not responsive to transparency. the board and what we heard today from the board, well facebook released a statement to me, we thank the board for their ongoing work and issuing their transparency report. that issue we believe the board's work has been impactful, which is why we asked the board for input into our cross-check system and we will strive to be clearer in our explanation to them going forward. that's a response. it's the beginning of a response i've been trying to get mr. zuckerberg the time zone is the issue, you can see the different times. what matters to me, i fi

when we come back, ben and jerry are melting. i'll tell you why. >> laura: the ice cream guys hit a rocky road. >> you guys are big proponents of voting rights. why do you still sell ice cream in georgia, texas, abortion bans. why are you still selling there? >> i don't know. i mean, it's an interesting question. >> laura: i thought that was joe biden. more ice cream, less politics. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> greg: yes. here we are. happy monday everyone. or as she likes to call it, iv drip day. because her weekends are a little rough. this show is doing great, and i know this because i actually read the mail. well

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this week new york congressman jerry nadler asked the u.s. treasury department to block alabama from using federal covid funds to build prisons. writing, quote, the american rescue plan is an historic effort to provide urgent assistance in a time of great suffering. it should not be used to worsen our national problem of overincarceration. governor ivey shot back accusing nadler of overstepping and insisted the funds can be used for, quote, lost revenue. >> nothing about this is going to be easy. >> reporter: now that this is law in the state of alabama, the question remains on whether the federal government will step in to prevent them from using those covid relief funds. republicans have been asked if they have a backup plan just in case. they've responded, jake, that they don't think they're going to need one. >> all right. dianne gallagher in montgomery, alabama, thanks so much. >>> president biden just met with democrats on capitol hill. has he managed to bridge the chasm between moderates and progressives? we'll talk to one of those dem

there was a situation back in california years ago when governor jerry brown was the governor and he said no religious exemptions because it was being abused. i'm not sure how it's going to roll out. i would encourage people to realize the importance of this to get this outbreak under control. the idea of getting vaccinated, for example, getting children in school vaccinated which is gone right now with governor newsom in california, things like that are not new. there are school situations where my own children had to get vaccinated with a variety of vaccines to go to school, so there's nothing new about that. >> should other states follow california's lead and require kids to be vaccinated for coronavirus to go to school? >> i'm not going to be recommending things to other states. i'll let the leaders of those states, but i think what the governor did in california was sound judgment. >> dr. fauci, stick around. we have a lot of things to discuss, including a surprising reason many republicans believe covid-19 is spreading. it has nothing to do with vaccines or masks. stay with us.

i love jerry seinfeld. plus, she stars in the new james bond film, "no time to die," in theaters and imax, october 8th. lea seydoux is here. [ cheers and applause i saw it >> steve: yeah did you see it >> jimmy: i saw the bond movie yeah >> steve: i can't wait >> jimmy: it's unbelievable. unbelievable >> steve: did you believe it >> jimmy: yeah, i believed it. [ laughter ] and we've got great music from twice. >> steve: oh >> jimmy: "the feels." and then later in the show, an all new "thank you notes." that should be fun, so stick around for that. [ cheers and applause it's a big friday show guys, as i said earlier, the biggest football game of the season is happening on sunday night when tom brady and the tampa bay buccaneers head to foxborough to take on his old team, the new england patriots now, as you know, they end every season with awards like "most valuable player. something that -- but they also give out awards during the season did you know that? >> steve: no, i did not. >> jimmy: yeah, i'll show

biden: jerry, thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you. mr. mayor, thank you for the passport into town. every time i come to the greater chicago area, -- i have done it a couple times. at any rate, every company means people like you. every single one. someone who knows what my dad taught me and a lot of people know me well including the government assistant i worked closely with for eight years. my dad used to have an expression. everyone is entitled to be treated with dignity and a job is a helluva lot more than eight paycheck. it's about your put -- a paycheck. it's about your dignity. everything will be ok. that is the god's truth. ever since he lost, things went south in scranton, pennsylvania when i was a kid. my dad was a coal miner. i had a great grandfather who was a coal miner engineer. he was a salesperson. moved down to wilmington, delaware. steel town. right on the border of pennsylvania. it was always about the dignity of work and what you would do in here about this pandemic is protecting the dignity of your fellow americans. y

. >> reporter: ask anyone who knows navy veteran kenny jerry and they'll tell you. >> hi, how are you? >> reporter: he has a certain joy about him. amanda klein had heard about the guy on the scooter and finally met him last may in their town in minnesota near where she teaches students who are deaf and use sign language. >> i have my scooter decorated with flags, red, white, and blue. >> i said are you kenny? he says, i am. it's a pleasure to know you. that was it. i knew i liked him already. >> reporter: his enthusiasm was so inspiring amanda asked if she could post a video of kenny on tiktok. >> the whole idea was really to share his joy with the world more than just our town. >> reporter: kenny did you know what tiktok was? >> no, kate. >> reporter: they never imagined how many people he'd touch. >> you got fan mail. are you famous? >> reporter: so when kenny's mobility scooter broke last month amanda posted. >> i wanted to go to the coffee shop, veterans park. that was it. i couldn't afford it. >> reporter: within 24 hours tiktok rallied to replace it soon passing the $5,000 dona

that i was a child and i was a very shy child, when i started playing the piano and it was all down to jerry lee lewis and little richard when they started jumping up and down and playing it standing up, then that changed my whole life completely and that's what i wanted to do and i wanted to make music i didn't ever intend to become elton john i just wanted to be involved in and i got gratification from that and love from doing that. >> jimmy: yeah >> and so, i thought, yeah this is -- i like this >> jimmy: yeah, you did it better than most people. i want to say, your "farewell yellow brick road tour," i was ready to go -- to go see you because this is your farewell tour it got cut short because of pandemic and also maybe a sign that we don't want you to say farewell [ cheers and applause we want you to keep going. >> i know. >> jimmy: don't stop but you're coming back >> yeah, i'm coming back to new orleans in january [ applause ] i've just had my hip replaced, on the right leg so, i'm rehabbing in london at the moment and it's all going well and i just wanted to make sure that i could act

>> jerry has that. >> we had something like 87% drop in a screening and we think that cancer overall we have missed 80 million cases. >> part of my story is the fact that covid delayed my mammogram for six months so who knows what would have happen, but having said that i was diagnosed in june and i'm still going through it in my second surgery is monday, a week from tomorrow. this is a tough thing because you have to sit back and say how did this happen. i didn't have any history my family you know but one in eight women will have breast cancer. it's very real and part of my message and sitting here with these beautiful women is to say if it can happen to us, it can happen to you. cancer does not discriminate. there are things you can do to prevent it, tried to reduce your chances so i recommend people go to websites-- rachel: what can you do? >> you can change your diet think about exercising more. decrease your sugar intake, stop drinking alcohol. i mean, these are things that will help especially with estrogen. i said to myself, i had no history, no gene, where did this come from

unilever which makes products we're all familiar with like ben & jerry's, citing inflation saying that customers could expect a 4% increase in prices and next year could be even higher. and procter and gamble says prices are up to combat higher costs and households are spending $175 more a month at meiod be& jerecsef labor shortages, we can expect to see fewer flavors at the freezer section. they'll be focusing on their more popular flavors. michael? >> good reason to go on a diet. right there. all right, victor. thank you. we'll see you tomorrow. you're co-anchoring "gma" weekend with whit johnson and stephanie ramos. we cannot wait to check you out. >> all right. >> looking forward to it. >> i got the alarm clock set. >> early morning call. >> victor, thanks so much. >>> coming up, a new twist in the 36-year-old case, the former doctor convicted of killing his wife. our john quinones is here with the story. a story full of twists and turns. >>> plus, our supply chain solutions for halloween. tips for making sure you have what you need for the holiday. >>> and tory johnson has a big s

. >> jerry rice and steve young firing up the san francisco crowd. giants legend answering the call. the world series champ hits a and that's all giants' logan webb needed. ri ri ricerroni for the fans. >> the astros have a commanding lead 2-0 over the white sox. and you can catch both national league games today on our sister network tbs. playoff baseball has been nothing short of magnificent this early on. >> i always root for my home team. even if i don't follow it day to day. i root for my white sox. >> there you go. >> some day, coy, you'll have miami marlins highlights in there. island hold my breath. coy wire, great to see you. >>> a quick programming note on "this is life" lisa ling is exploring historical events that changed america but are rarely found in history books. in this week's episode, lisa signs light on the murder of a chinese-american in the 1980s. and the community combatting a new wave of anti-asian hate crimes. here's a preview. >> when did you realize i'm working for a chinese company. >> probably about six months after i was

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in other words give us everything or we are not sitting at the climate table and john jerry is more than willing to go along with this disastrous to render. when marco rubio introduced a bill that would have and products tied to the ccp's systematic oppression of the leaders john kerry along with big tech were instrumental in hobbling better first. why? because john kerry didn't want to offend china. that is why. the fact is he's been undermining our country to appear china for years. >> it was comprehensible that the united states and china would find cooperation on climate change which we found some common ground. we had disagreements with china on key issues absolutely but climate has to stand alone. i will fighting this issue that is a trade issue or a cyberissue and we are going to fight about that while the world is falling apart you would really be certifiable. >> our borders falling apart but now you are worried about the world. what a certifiable here is believing china plans to live up to any climate commitment it makes. despite signing the paris accord china bought 3 times mor

in a letter to the chairman, jerry nadler, republicans say they need the hearing so the committee may examine the troubling role of the national security division in targeting concerned parents at school board meetings. nadler is not likely to grant this hearing request. wednesday merrick garland was pressed on the memo which sparked outrage. garland said she was only trying to ensure public safety including school board members. >> don't believe it's reasonable to read this memorandum as chilling anybody's rights. it's about threats of violence and recognizes the constitutional rights to make arguments about your children's education. >> republicans are not buying it. they say the justice department way overstepped their authority here and the two senators are calling for garland to resign over this matter. martha, comes on going. >> martha: thanks, mark. there's a significant shift in the narrative around the deadly shooting on alec baldwin's film set. the new mexico sheriff in charge of this investigation telling fox news earlier today that it is too early to say this was an accide

. >> harris: house republicans are taking aim at attorney general merrick garland demanding jerry nadler hold a hearing on the controversial memo targeting parents at school board meetings. those republicans wrote this. concerned parents voicing their strong opposition to controversial curricula at local schools are not domestic terrorists. parents have an undisputed right to direct the upbringing and education of their children, end quote. and senate minority leader mitch mcconnell with these suggestions of issues garland might be more concerned about. >> 2020 saw the homicide rate jump more than at any point in over a century. our southern border saw more illegal crossings last year than any year on record. these are the sort of issues that should keep the department of justice up all night long. but alas attorney general garland has other priorities. >> harris: a new piece by tammy bruce the national school board association domestic terrorist debacle. she is now in focus, ur op-ed. the one thing that stuck out to me more than anything else was the question which you say has strong ev

this week new york congressman jerry nadler asked the u.s. treasury department to block alabama from using federal funds for prisons, writing the rescue plan is a historic effort to provide assistance in a time of great suffering. it should not be used to worsen our national problem of incarceration. governor ivey shot back on twitter, accusing nadler of overstepping and insisting the funds can be used for, quote, lost revenue. >> nothing about this is going to be easy. >> reporter: dianne gallagher, cnn, montgomery, alabama. >>> right now in washington a massive march is under way. thousands of women are protesting texas' restrictive anti-abortion law. the demonstration is one of more than 600 marches happening across the country in support of abortion rights. cnn's suzanne malveaux is at the march in the nation's capitol. the volume is a little lower, but that doesn't mean people are gone. they've just relocated, right? >> reporter: fred, they are on the move. there are thousands and thousands of people that are heading down pennsylvania av

the founders of ben & jerry's ice cream can't answer when pressed on why they refuse to sell ice cream in israel, but sell in red states. take a listen. >> you guys are big proponents of voting rights, why do you still sell ice cream in georgia, texas, abortion ban, why are you still selling their? >> i don't know, i mean, it's an interesting question. >> ben collin and jerry greenfield insisting the move was not about profits. >> i think they sell a a lot of ice cream and those estates and that's probably why they do it. meanwhile, let's talk about ice cream and everything else in stores as there is a lot of empty shelves in america. it's a supply chain crisis. to battle extreme port delay some retells are chartering their own expensive cargo ships to keep shelves stocked, but what about the little guys and small businesses that can afford to charter a ship joined me now georgia furniture store owner and founder of pod lead llc a nebraska party supply retailer. good morning. >> good morning, steve. >> jeremy, let's start with you. you knew there was trouble coming and you ordered as m

everybody, but jerry seinfeld who shot that down when it came his way. saying the idea seemed sad but if it's a new series, they need to invite this guy back on the show, can we watch? >> what's is the mood? what's going on tonight? what about the defendant heard the so-called, new york, for a. how are they holding up? >> was at a great moment in you career? vicki it was a great honor to b in this seinfeld finale. and i guess they all figured that they couldn't top that, so why bring it back. jerry says it would be bad to bring it back. in original. he says that's not the way you win emmys. he was still promoting the fact that seinfeld was going to netflix, so jerry says going forward in life, seinfeld was great while it lasted, but now it's over a. >> we saw you running on the beach on another tv series. >> the highest rated baywatch ever. >> finally, copps is back rate starting today of fox station will be airing 32 of. new episodes drop every friday, and you, we'll be hosting a post- show wrap-up tell me what i will miss because i'm not invited? to ge

yesterday congressman jerry nadler doubled down. >> i know doj and its components are key to the biden administration's national strategy countering violent extremism. this growth and extremology violence and intimidation directed at healthcare professionals, teachers, social essential workers and school board members. >> any domestic terrorists. form everywhere hawaii congresswoman and presidential candidate fulg, tulsi, i'm exited to talk to you tonight. you have been although a democrat, on the outside of the democrat machine and in your day and age it wasn't that long ago by the way was it 1 to 18 months ago. you were labeled a russian asset slur invogue domestic terrorist. tulsi, do you see the same motives behind these accusations? >> yeah, this rely comes down to the reality, will, that the american people are facing some incredibly serious challenges and really what we need right now are competent and caring leaders who put the interest of the people and our country above all else. but that's not what we have. this is a bigger problem than democrats or republicans. this is abou

the world cup is in the blood of santa clara university's women's soccer coach jerry smith. he worked with brazil. france when scu is a host location in '94 and his wife was the star of the 1999 women's world cup brandy chastain coach smith believes 2026 will be the year the world cup returns to the bay that women's world cup in 99 captivated the world and the men's world cup every four years captivates the world and to be able to do that and do that here in the san francisco bay area. yeah levi stadium in our city of santa clara would just be amaz. thing after this weekend fifa will continue to visit the locations bidding to be one of the lucky 9 to 10 us cities to host the 2026 world cup and if all goes well, we'll learn if levi's stadium makes that cut early this spring in the south bay dustin dorsey abc 7 news. that would certainly be exciting. all right, we do have a nice update to share with you all this just in a memorial flag and photo of a veteran found by chp on i-580 and livermore has been returned to the family chp sent abc 7 news a text saying the family of the

. >>> now to jerry seinfeld getting the lego treatment, and netflix promoting the series. now on its streaming service by turning him into a toy and a rather cranky one. >> but i don't want to be a lego. ♪ i don't even know what i'm working for at this point. >> that clip also narrated by none other than bryan cranston. it feels like a jumble of things. the kitchen sink. "breaking bad," and legos. >>> and finally, jennifer aniston fan girl in real life. the actress couldn't contain her excitement when the foo fighters joined the cast of "the morning show," aniston posting pictures on social media with the front man of the band, captioning it all, this superfan will never forget this day. mind officially blown. unclear as of now what the storyline mine might be with the band performing a number on set, but aniston sure doesn't have to fake her excitement. speaking of the morning show, that is "pop news" for this morning show. >> that's right. >> thank you as always, and good to have you here. thank you again, gio benitez, juju chang. we had a great weekend, didn't we? >>

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he tells jerry he is gracious, fear he's infecting them. thank god. how doctor? angry. i think i'm with horizon. com go. if i go in only a piano, what about your family? how do they feel about you working in this dangerous environment, particularly during the time it hasn't affected your family life? god damn, my young child live on bad, bad. i think would be a huge help. let me get that. oh, i the i saw kins wife i saw porn has to explain to their 3 children why they can't be close to their father. now lots of i get the last annual clinton with that that will close that and we are a the i c, p, a po for one day and i will put it back in and day out a book well out long that way. performance on land way. my down somalia, now i am a bit go out in just a big on throw out item lifelock, gemma ah, the floors back up. the depot. so kings boss, so sima wrong is in the team with a report on their dog. i like that i see my wrong says he's aware of the danger. he's a team faces every day and understaffed and stretched to the limit, but they learned a lot of novel go with no work

and jerry issueds the order, -- issued the order, disbanding the army. i didn't know it was going to happen. i know senior members of the joint chiefs of staff didn't know it. cia didn't know it. the suddenly the army is totally disbanded, and you have these hundreds of thousands of people who are armed and trained in the use of arms who are set free. and within a few weeks, they're lining up wanting their pensions, and we had to pay some of them in order to keep some peace. and then we started to rebuild an iraqi army, and it's taken some time. so i think it was a bad decision. if jerry bremer was here, he would tell you it was the right decision. but i think it was the wrong decision. and most importantly, it was not what we told the president we were going to do. host: given that the u.s. is now out of iraq, at least in terms of being a combat force, what ultimately is the -- what's the legacy within the military, and within policymaking community, as you understand it, what are we going to be like because of the iraq experience? gen. powell: let me s

as the member designated by by chairman jerry nadler. pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that chairman nadler will vote yes. as the member designated by congresswoman meng, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that ms. meng will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: as the member designated by mr. luetkemeyer, i inform the house that mr. luetkemeyer will vote no. as the member designated by mr. graves of missouri, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. graves will vote nay on adoption of the rule, house resolution 716. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from north carolina seek recognition? for what purpose does the gentlewoman from north carolina seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. kahele of hawaii, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. kahele will vote yes. as the member designated by mr. price of north carolina, i inform the house that mr. price will vote yes on house resolution 716. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek reco

. >> where have all the flowers gone >> it was jerry ruben, me. who else was with me >> i wasn't there. >> tom hayden. i was his broker and he was fantastic. >> i talked to harvey quite a bit, i thought he was a terrific guy. >> abby hoffman. >> sacha baron cohen why don't people watch that movie. >> by the way, the vote about the investing club, you can get right in on it, the cnbc investing club with jim cramer sign up and find out more at cnbc.com or use the qr code right there on the screen. take a look at futures here, a lot of stuff to get to, including gm, a little bit of news on lulu, b of a quk t see cties in a minute. that building you're trying to buy, >> announcer: this cnbc program is sponsored by baird. get the baird difference.com it.. you ten-x it. it's that fast. if i could, i'd ten-x everything. like... uh... these salads. or these sandwiches... ten-x does the same thing, but with buildings. sweet. oh no, he wasn't... oh, actually... that looks pretty good. see it. want it. ten-x it. yum! the pursuit is on. the pursuit of outperf

. >> reporter: dallas cowboys owner jerry jones wasn't so quick to condemn. i now everybody that you've been reading about. they're outstanding proponents of our game. they have represented this game in many cases beautifully. >> it's important to emphasize the nfl was not investigating jon gruden. they were investigating the washington football team and their culture and these emails came up. the result of that investigation, they fined the washington football team $10 million and dan snyder was removed from day-to-day operations. people are saying if that much was in there that that was the result, what else is in the emails? asking them though release them all. the nfl saying we have no intention of releasing anything else. >> all right. thank you, t.j. >>> coming up next, why you might not be able to find a pumpkin for halloween. ah, janai, she found some. bring one back home. we'll have the latest on the scary shortage just ahead. ahea. ty burrell: to live... is to ask the big questions. like... whoah! how fast was that serve? 98 miles per hour... wow. h

okay, now to some big news from jerry seinfeld. >> oh, it's the biggest news, sibley. it is, indeed. it's been over 30 years since "seinfeld" premiered on nbc, and now it's finding a new home on netflix. it sounds like a lot of money to me. jerry took us through the show's history-making moments, and mario lopez has the story. >> when we put the show together, i thought, "this will be a boutique, eccentric, acquired taste." >> i'm jerry seinfeld. i'm moving in. >> the number-one show on television when we started was "alf," okay? remember "alf," with the puppet? so that's what i thought a number-one show is. so, to be here 30 years later, i don't even know how it happened. i really don't. and i'm just so happy that people laugh at it. >> ♪ when you wish upon a star ♪ >> everyone except his toughest critics, sascha, julian, and shepherd, his kids, who are not into it. >> isn't that weird? i would be interested if my dad had a show. maybe they watch it secretly and they don't tell me. [ laughter ] >> did you keep the puffy shirt? >> no. it's on display at the smithso

bridge jerry in 1812 signed a bill that created a misshaped district from boston to the new hampshire border before going to the coast, it looked like a salamander and gary bander. get it? the gerrymandering on the republican side now and no recent years has been intense and brazen. just listen to this republican statement legislator from north carolina. >> we want to make clear that we to the extent are going to use political data in drawing this map to gain partisan advantage on the map. >> then there is the racism. take texas. you heard the phase democracy dies in darkness, right? as ari burr man points out that happened in the overnight hours of last wednesday morning around 3:30 a.m. republicans voted to redraw the state house map in a way that dilutes the power of power. white people make up 40% of the population but control 59% of the proposed districts. hispanics 39% of the population but control 20% of the new districts, less than half of the population and black people, 12 percent of the texas population 2.7% of the districts, a quarter of their population because the gop co

"jerry falcon did. [ light laughter ] but then, so many people asked me who it was, and i had to say "jimmy fallon. so, i think i'm really responsible for your career. >> jimmy: wow. yeah, you -- thank you [ cheers and applause i appreciate that. >> enough people in north carolina heard, and now you're here. >> jimmy: north carolina -- that's -- the ritz that's what i'm talking about. i shall return i do remember opening up for the strokes. we opened up for them for six shows. and i just did -- we had, like, comedy music and i was so excited, because i loved the strokes as well. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and no one wanted to see me [ light laughter ] no one wants to see a comedian open up for a band >> i mean, it's a tough one, 'cause people do go for music, specifically so you're already starting >> jimmy: oh, people -- we'd just get gigs where people would just scream, "get off the stage! [ laughter ] and i was like, "so, you guys go to the movie theaters?" [ laughter ] like, what just doing my stand-up or whatever i'm so happy though that you saw that and had a good memory >> a really go

jerry to jerome cartersville. bush. paula to with the destiny in tucker all of us. oh wow. after its condemnation, by the un franz suffered a 2nd humiliation this time in indonesia. in april 1955 prime minister, so cardinal narrow of india and egyptian president nasa brought together $29.00 countries at a conference in bundled in java. over half of them had recently been freed from western colonial world. this is fresh and i'm been done. conference of kind of people. so both got the bill in the history of mankind. the conference talked about the old empires as powers to be defeated. starting with france. the clock was ticking on the established order. isolated internationally weakened by events in north, in sub saharan africa, france could not continue to fight on every front on his list of priorities. algeria was at the top morocco and tenicia were not so paris allowed the return home of tenicia leader happy boy gabba from his 2 year exile. on the 1st of june, 1955, he returned home in triumph. negotiations began leading to denisia independence in march. 1956. i have been

our next witness is jerry hancock. he is a stormwater and floodplains coordinator for the city of ann arbor. he is appearing before the committee today on behalf of the state floodplain manager association. he has an established record of specialized experience over 30 years in environmental planning. his previous roles have included serving as the oakland county drain commissioner, land development coordinator, and natural resources and environmental planning coordinator. mr. hancock, welcome to the committee. marks. mr. hancock: good morning. thank you. thank you, chairman peters and ranking member portman, and members of the committee. jerry hancock, stormwater coordinator for the city of ann arbor, michigan. i hold the executive director of the michigan stormwater association. i'm honored to be testifying today on behalf of msf eight, and also the association floodplain managers. my written statement identifies over a dozen specific items that you can offer for your consideration. floods are worsening nationwide, i

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inflation the blossoms will soon be self-evident to all that want to bet against you, fed and capitalism jerry in michigan. >> caller: thanks for taking my call >> i am at&t investor. given the recent drop in the stock price i'm considering an i digsal investment between now and the time waern and discovery merger takes i'm woerndering your thoughts. >> where is the sedative i don't want you biuying at&t i think that stock if it goes up two buck, you have to sell bad balance sheet, bad management bad. they should rename the ticker b-a-d. sorry to be direct please do not. the seeds of inflation are being planted. i've seen them i'm a gardener this week cnbc has been profiling the lost workers as we emerge from the pandemic i'm highlighting the winners and losers to make money off the workers. there's a whole new cord of banks on wus complete the opposite of office zero i'm checking in with incredible identity juggernaut cyber security play. stay with cramer that building you're trying to buy, you should ten-x it. ten-x is the world's largest online commercial real estate exchange. and it's fast

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>> greg: first of all thank my man jerry for new shirts, gutfeld number one on television. he made a new logo for me. he didn't like the other one for me. made a bunch of these. all right. tonight, i got gutfeld 11:00 p.m. exclamation point amanda her dad wrote dirty harry and apocalypse now. jimmy, comedian extraordinary do this quickly. ♪ animals are great ♪ animals are great ♪ animals are great ♪ all right. take a look at this raccoon. don't get scared, jesse. on the beach stealing chips. there you go. that's why they wear those little -- what do you call it? >> katie: bandanna? >> greg: i don't know anymore. just shut up. >> shannon: so we want to take just a minute here at "the five" to wish a very happy birthday to john and rita this is the 80th birthday for both of them. super big fans of the show very patriotic. john is a retired u.s. navy reservist. four children, three of them are in rotc at villanova. proudly served in the will army. great grandchildren, too. we know you watch all the time we wanted to say happy 80th. >> jessica: i can't read a prompter.

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we'll go to jerry diamond over at the white house in just a moment, but first let's go to ryan nobles, our congre congressional -- we're told there's developing news? >> reporter: this came as a surprise, when we learned that mitch mcconnell told his republican caucus he would like to give the democrats an opening to raise the debt ceiling before that impending deadline coming up in the middle of october. mcconnell putting out a statement shortly after that meeting with his republican colleagues, saying that basically democrats have two options. either they agree to a bill that has moved quickly to the floor without any republican objection, that would allow the debt ceiling to be raised basically through the end of november, to give more breathing room for a more long-term raising of the debt ceiling, or he would allow what he called a clean budget reconciliation package to allow them to do it without much fighting from republicans. not a number of amendments that could delay the process. we're told that democrats have a separate meeting of their own, where they hashed out these two

. >> you can debt your hands on jerry garcia's vintage 12 string guitar from 1967 and his gibson banjo from 1985. >> nice. >> those are some cool items if you have that kind of collection. >> you can rock out with some memorabilia. >> start a band. >> yeah, have our own morning team band. >> we'll have to come up with >>> today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> it is about paying for what we owe and preventing the catastrophic event curing in orl to raise the debtt t ou. >> we're making good progress. we're not there yet. we hope we can come to an agreement. >> a federal judge ordered texas to

a few years ago north carolina got its race based jerry mannedering thrown out by the courts from taking a state with a one-point spread in the 2020 election and trying to build on their current 8-5 congressional seat advantage. over 70% of ohio voted in 2515. their wishes are being stymied. in virginia, bipartisan restricting commission hit a stalemate. in new york, a new independent commission has failed the get bipartisan support. what's clear is that while a minority of republicans can block federal election reforms in washington, simple majorities can pass unrepresentative partisan maps in the states. either way, the will of the people is once again being trumped by the rigged system of redistricting, making real representative democracy the only sure loser. and that's your "reality check." . >> john avlon, tha y

i never felt -- look, jerry ferraro helped to talk me into running for office, and then came in and campaigned against me. i always thought the women would be there. again, nancy pelosi, nita lowey, we would do what we could. would i count on them to help me politically? you get where the line is drawn. but those were relationships i will always cherish. then when you get married and have a baby, those words of advice from women who have been there were really very comforting and very helpful. and i think we stood each other up. i remember being -- i think i was getting an award at the glamour women of the year awards. pat schroeder was there as a former and connie as a former. when we heard about, i want to say it was either tail hook or aberdeen, and we met in the lobby. we happened to be going out at the same time. we're like, did you hear that story that's breaking? pat, being on the armed services committee, organized a meeting shortly thereafter. it must have been aberdeen because i had susan at the time, and was able to organize this meeting where, you know, the generals had to come in

. >> jerry electric workers across the u.s. are walking out of factories protesting biden's federal vaccine mandate. these are images from a walkout in ohio. others are reported in indiana and south carolina. ge is requiring all of its employees get jabs or receive an exemption by december 8th. and open t. to dialogue. immediatian dave chapelle says is he willing to sit down with netflix employees to discuss his jokes about the lgbtq community. his publicist saying quote the streets are talking and dave is listening. when everything is open i'm sure the communities will come together. this as the associated press issues a correction on this photo of a netflix counter protester. the a.p. falsely claimed that he screamed profanities but the protester took to twitter saying he only yelled i love dave chapelle. on to thursday night football fans tuning in to fox to show the cleveland browns pick up a big win over the denver broncos. >> johnson cuts back and no signal yet. touchdown. >> cleveland johns ran all over the broncos defen

so jerry, are, what's your plan to investigate somebody on medical waste problem? well, we're gonna head down to the medical waste management units, landfill site in non penn, from his base in jakarta, audio speaking with june, with jerry flinn in cambodia, where the government has tried to suppress negative coverage of its pandemic response without a fair bit of problems getting access, especially to government officials, that the ministry of health just don't want to talk about medical waste. but we have got some really good leech. so hopefully we'll be able to get a better sense of the bigger picture blue in the community and capital norm pen. the red cross is responsible for disposing of medical wife across this morning jerry, it's following a collection team who pick up waste from 50 clinics and hospitals every day. yeah, but i'm happy to come for them. what advice that brought on it? and they said, i am just now that people on wage people and i did a bit on that. but for that and deborah brown bagging like for like mid beginning, i'm 1000. give them all bang

meanwhile ben and jerry's co-founders ben and jerry, are now coming under fire after failing to give a reason for their refusal to sell their ice cream in parts of israel for political reasons but not doing the same thing here in the u.s. let's watch. >> if you disagree with the israeli government policy why not stop sales completely? >> well, i disagree with the u.s. policy. we couldn't stop selling in the u.s. >> you guys are big proponents of voting rights. why do you sell ice cream in georgia and texas? why are you still selling there? >> i don't know. >> one thing that's different is that what israel is doing is considered illegal by international law. >> harris: twitter coming down hard on ben and jerry. one user said it's clueless hypocrisy. another user tweeted none of this is sincere, it is white boomers terrified of young progressives and just want to fit in. crystal. >> well listen, they're the founders of this company and they have the option to decide how and where they are going to sell their products. does this interview cause damage to their company? absolutely. it do