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some of the most important and useful lessons from respectively henry kissinger, jimmy carter, and james baker told brilliantly in your three different biographies of these peacemakers. we need to mix and match to see where these lessons apply most appropriately in the end of 2021. with that i will thank all of you. thank all of our participants online, on zoom, on various platforms. i want to wish everyone, martin, susan, and stu, a very happy thanksgiving. from the washington institute family to turn it over to dr. f. dr. fauci: as some of you may have heard the california and san francisco departments of public health and the c.d.c. have confirmed that a recent case of covid-19 of an individual in california

we will hear from middle east diplomacy and lessons learned from henry kissinger, jimmy carter, and james baker in their efforts to negotiate peace in the region. there was a time when american secretaries traveled the world and those travels made headlines. there was a time when middle east peacemaking was the center of a met -- foreig >> none of those feelings in 201 never really knows. the lessons at least from that. being still apply to leaders today. we still move to learn, both republican and democrat, how to make deals. how to use the leverage. how to use the assets. how to use the goodwill of the united states to achieve breakthroughs for peace. we would like to take a step back drawing on the lessons of the achievements of three very different individuals. three very different peacemakers, all of whom have impressive accomplishments to their bank records. we are doing that with three terrific biographers. it is a very special opportunity to gather together stu isenstat, who have written over the last few years collectively, three outstanding biographies of three american peacemak

this morning new details about the capture of james and jennifer crumbley, the parents of the 15 year old charged in the michigan school shooting. authorities found the couple inside an empty commercial building after missing a court appearance to face involuntary manslaughter charges in connection with the shooting. the man who owns that building says he has a friendly relationship with the crumbleys and invited them to stay at his art studio. >> to avoid death threats and hostility surrounding their home. >> reporter: his attorney says he was not aware that authorities were looking for the crumbleys. >> he saw on the news that the couple had been arrested at his location. the minute he found out he went to law enforcement and told them that they were there. >> reporter: authorities say the couple withdrew $4,000 from an atm before the manhunt ended. but their lawyer insists the couple was not fleeing. >> our clients were absolutely going to turn themselves in. it was just a matter of logistics. >> reporter: investigators say james crumbley purchased a gun on black friday, days befor

james and jennifer crumbley were arrested at this warehouse in detroit after failing to turn themselves in. their lawyers deny that they were trying to flee. the couple arraigned from jail saturday. each charged with four counts of involuntary manslaughter in connection with tuesday's rampage at oxford high school and the michigan community keeping the victims in focus. today, the detroit lions honoring the four students killed with a moment of silence wearing gold os for oxford on their helmets. trevor ault leads us off tonight from pontiac, michigan. >> reporter: tonight, james and jennifer crumbley, the parents of the accused high school shooter, remain locked up in the same jail as their son. >> they're not speaking to us, any of them. and they are all in my jail, all segregated in separate cells and constantly monitored. >> reporter: days after the alleged gunman pleaded not guilty to 24 counts including four counts of first degree murder, the crumbley parents pleading not guilty also of four counts each of involuntary manslaughter. the judge setting both of their bonds at $500,000

james and jennifer crumbley, arrested over the weekend inside this empty detroit commercial building after an hours-long manhunt. >> four children were murdered. >> reporter: the couple facing four counts each of involuntary manslaughter. prosecutors saying they bought the gun used in the shooting for their son on black friday. just days after their 15-year-old son was charged with killing four classmates and j injuring seven hours. all three pleading not guilty. and tonight, we're hearing from one of the students who the superintendent said the teen claimed the drawing was for a video game he was designing and appeared calm. his parents refused to take him home and given he had no prior disciplinary infractions, he was returned to class. the superintendent calling for a third party investigation and the michigan attorney general offering to conduct it, as the further charges. >> in this case, a lot could have been done different. >> reporter: and tonight, we're hearing from dylan morris, a student who barricaded in a classroom during the rampage and his anger is directed at the shoo

james and jennifer crumbley, arrested over the weekend inside this empty detroit commercial building after an hours-long manhunt. >> four children were murdered. >> reporter: the couple facing four counts each of involuntary manslaughter. prosecutors saying they bought the gun used in the shooting for their son on black friday. the 15-year-old now charged with killing four classmates and injuring seven others. all three pleading not guilty. >> not guilty. >> reporter: and tonight, questions about the school's actions leading up to the shooting. prosecutors claim that morning, a teacher reported the suspect drew a disturbing picture with a person appearing shot and phrases like "blood everywhere." the superintendent says the teen claimed the drawing was for a video game he was designing and appeared calm. his parents refused to take him home and given he had no prior disciplinary infractions, he was returned to class. the superintendent now calling for a third party investigation and the michigan attorney general offering to conduct it, as the prosecutor is not ruling out further char

. >> that from james stevenson, who was heading to bora-bora when we spoke to him. several upcoming trips that are in favor of travel mask mandates being extended, which could be announced on thursday. tough for covid testing rules may also be put into place. something stevenson says would be costly. >> we just got our results back for our test, which was $190 apiece. >> as some flight crews continue to gear up with full-body protective gear, doctors are urging caution for those traveling out of the country. >> you can wind up stuck at your destination for several weeks, because those travel restrictions are changing by the day. >> she says she needs to come back here because her son would need his second covid shot. she had a strong reaction when she learned of the new omicron variant. >> we had to deal with it. it is just there. the pandemic has been going on for two years. it is the new normal. >> she double masked on her flight, but says even with the new variant, not everyone is taking things as seriously as they once were. >> most passengers on the plane, thei

. >> james and jennifer crumbley, the parents of the accused oxford high school shooter, remain locked up in the same jail as their son. >> they are not speaking to us, any of them, and they are all in my jail, also created in separate cells and constantly monitored. >> days after the alleged gunman pled not guilty to 24 counts, including four counts of first-degree murder, the parents pleading not guilty also to four counts each of involuntary manslaughter. the judge setting both of their bonds at half $1 million after the couple did not show up for their arraignment friday, setting up a manhunt. they were arrested the next morning inside this empty commercial building nearly an hour away. >> they certainly appeared to be distressed. as you can imagine. >> the attorney for six to five-year-old andre sikora, a polish immigrant who has a studio in the building, says the crumleys asked him for a safe place to avoid death threats before he knew they were facing charges. >> the minute he did find out, he himself went to law enforcement and told them that they were there. >> authorities say

. >> that from james stevenson, who was heading to bora-bora when we spoke to him. several upcoming trips that are in favor of travel mask mandates being extended, which could be announced on thursday. tough for covid testing rules may also be put into place. something stevenson says would be costly. >> we just got our results back for our test, which was $190 apiece. >> as some flight crews continue to gear up with full-body protective gear, doctors are urging caution for those traveling out of the country. >> you can wind up stuck at your destination for several weeks, because those travel restrictions are changing by the day. >> she says she needs to come back here because her son would need his second covid shot. she had a strong reaction when she learned of the new omicron variant. >> we had to deal with it. it is just there. the pandemic has been going on for two years. it is the new normal. >> she double masked on her flight, but says even with the new variant, not everyone is taking things as seriously as they once were. >> most passengers on the plane, thei

james and jennifer crumbley are being held separately in the same jail as their son. police believe the couple had help getting into a warehouse. they say anyone who helped them may face charges. prosecutors say ethan carried out the shooting using a gun bought by his father days earlier as a christmas present for him. the pair is charged with four counts of involuntary manslaughter. both have pleaded not guilty. ethan has been charged as an adult and faces more than 2000 counts. he has pleaded -- more than two dozen counts. he has pleaded not guilty. officers pulled the student from class and searched his backpack. investigators say the student most likely did not intend to use the weapon or threaten anyone. he has been booked into sonoma county jail for possession of a concealed handgun and bringing a gun onto a school campus. volunteers accepted donations of clothing and housewares in hayward. the community is working with refugee assistance groups to establish the center as a hub for distributing items refugees need as they settle in. in the southbay, generous mem

james and jennifer crumbley are being held separately in the same jail as their son. police believe the couple had help getting into a warehouse and they say anyone who helped them may also face charges. prosecutors say ethan carried out the shooting using a gun bought by his father days earlier, as a christmas gift for him. the parents are charged with four counts of involuntary manslaughter. both have pleaded not guilty. ethan has been charged as an adult and faces more than two dozen counts. he has also pleaded not guilty. when 18-year-old santa rosa high school student has been arrested on suspicion of bringing a gun to campus. this happened friday at montgomery high school. officers pulled the student from class and searched his backpack. investigators say the student most likely did not intend to use the weapon or threaten anyone with it. he has been booked into sonoma county jail for possession of a concealed handgun, and bringing a gun onto a school campus. of the pandemic, downtown redwood city kicked off the festive season with theiryou can pulled into the s

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new york attorney general letitia james wants to question the former president under oath next month in a long-running fraud investigation into the trump family real estate business. the civil investigation is focusing on whether the trump organization routinely lied about the value of its properties, trying to lower its taxes or access loans. trump's attorney said he's still awaiting the subpoena but called the deposition scheduled for january 7th a witch hunt and purely political. the decision comes as the former president loses an appeal to block white house records from being handed over to the january 6th house committee. while his allies and former aides face their own legal challenges for stonewalling that panel. we're going to get to all of that now with msnbc legal analyst and former u.s. attorney barbara mcquade. always good to have you here so let's begin with this new york civil investigation into the trump organization. explain to us what information the attorney general wants to get from donald trump, and is there any way trump can get out of testifying? >> well, ordina

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james and jennifer crumbley pled not guilty to all four counts of involuntary manslaughter. plus there's a look at the scene in detroit where that pair was arrested early this morning. the oxford sheriff giving us an inside perspective. >> they're not talking much to us. on a number of levels. obviously, sullen, but not a lot of conversation. we have them in my jail, all in separate and segregated spots, keeping a close eye on them. we've not seen any remorse. i don't know whether the sullenness is from being caught or whether it's from, you know, other emotions that are going on. >> their son, 15-year-old ethan crumbley, is accused of killing four students and injuring several others, a tragedy the oakland county prosecutor says his parents could have prevented. >> this is a very serious, horrible, terrible murder and shooting, and it has affected the entire community, and these two individuals could have stopped it. and they had every reason to know that he was dangerous, and they gave him a weapon. and they didn't secure it, and they allowed him free access to it. >> it c

ethan crumbley, and his parents jennifer and james being housed in the same jail. we're learning new details about exactly what happened when 15-year-old ethan was taken into custody inside the school after the shooting. >> two of our deputies that were moving down that hall together, seeking out the threat, and as they came into that hallway, they observed the subject. and he basically gave up. as they were approaching him, the weapon was put to the ground and he put his hands up. he gave up. pretty much as soon as they -- one of the deputies called out "gun," and he gave up. when he was taken into custody, there were some 18 unexpended rounds. >>> also new take, tim thorne from oxford high school has responded to remarks from karen mcdonald, the county prosecutor. she said school officials may face charges. thorne says he's launching his own third party investigation into any and all interaction ethan crumbley had with staff and parents. the superintendent added that at no time did counselors believe crumbley might harm others based on his behavior, which appeare

are asking for further tips related to accused school shooter ethan crumbley, his parnls jennifer and james crumbley, and anyone who may have helped them hide out in detroit where they were arrested on involuntary manslaughter charges in the wee hours of yesterday morning. >> we believe they were assisted in that location to get there, to get in. and we're gathering that information. and we're going to have the totality of that done fairly soon. and present that to our prosecutor for potential charges for either aiding and abetting or obstruction of justice. >> new reaction from tim thorn, school superintendent at oxford in response to karen mcdonald, the oakland county prosecutor's remarks that school officials are under investigation and may face charges. ethan crumbley was allowed to get back to the classroom after teachers raised an alarm and asked his parents to remove him from school the morning of the shooting. thorn released a statement saying he's launching his own third-party investigation into any and all interaction ethan crumbley had with staff and students. he added that at no

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but it's just about steve bannon, getting steve bannon out of legal trouble, attacking lebron james. it's really focused and that is exactly what vance has done as well. he jumped in by getting upset about dr. seuss if you remember that era of american politics and that is what really the competition is between these guys. >> it's broader than that, right? this is a sort of kind of a trump primary, the short hand is it is a real thing and it means that you're not running for office from the voters. i mean, in some ways it's like something fundamentally like offensive to my small "d" democratic sensibilities which is that the whole point of elective democracy is they answer to the voters. they don't answer to one person up there. that is like royalty. and yet that is exactly the m.o. here. >> yeah. and i mean that speaks to exactly what vance is doing. you know, which you referred to in the intro. i mean, vance doesn't seem to have much personal involvement or personal stake in any of the kind of issues he is talking about now. he's had a fairly long public career and never really tal

it was to unlock rosen stein's nomination, to get him confirmed that the fbi director at the time, james b. comey, testified before congress and acknowledged the fact that there was this investigation. he briefed lawmakers in private and he publicly went out and said it at a congressional hearing. that created huge reverberations in washington, the simple fact that comey was being acknowledging it. rose enstein got confirmed and helped fire him. >> right. there have been no public hearings thus far. we have seen them come forward and give some evidence. we've seen high-profile cases of individuals who have refused cooperation, whether that's steve bannon, who has a criminal referral department of justice and of indicted or mark meadows or people pleading the fifth like roger stone, hundreds interviewed, tons of documents. i'm curious what your report indicates about the progress of it all. >> look, whatever they have, whatever they know, it was enough for liz cheney to go out and say what she did in these past few weeks where she read from the criminal code. i think this committee wants

that the fbi director at the time, james speak comey, testified before congress and acknowledged that there was this investigation. he briefed lawmakers in private and he went out and said at a congressional hearing. that created huge reverberation in washington that combing was acknowledging it. he helped fire comey. >> right. that is a great point. what else can you tell us about the progress of the committee's work? because at some level there have been no public hearings thus far. we have seen them come forward and gives some evidence. we have seen high profile cases of individuals who have refused cooperation. whether that is deep bennett who has a criminal referral department of indictment. versus mark meadows who is pleading the fifth like roger stone. but under the iceberg, hundreds have been interviewed. a ton of documents have been worked. and i'm curious what your reporting indicates on the progress on it. >> whatever they had, whatever they, know it was enough for list shiny to go out and say what she did in these past few weeks where she read from the criminal code. i thi

we also just got news that house majority whip james clyburn has tested positive for covid. he says he's fully vaccinated and boosted. so far asymptomatic. he's 81 years old. dr. craig spencer is director of global health and emergency medicine at columbia university medical center. he recently wrote about his concerns that omicron will overwhelm america's emergency rooms in "the atlantic." and dr. eric topol is a professor of molecular medicine at scripps research. also writer and residence at substack where he publishes the newsletter "ground truth." dr. topol, let me start with you because you have been -- i follow you for sort of granular updates on the emerging omicron literature. and again, a lot of this is very early. it's preprint which means it hasn't gone through peer review. and we've got both lab sudies which are looking at hon the molecule works and the virus works and then we've got just what's happening out in the world. it does seem an emerging theme is less severe illness even if we don't understand the mechanism that's producing it. >> chris, it's great to

we also just gone news that house majority james clyde burn has tested positive for covid, he is asymptomatic, he's 81 years old. doctor craig spencer's director of global health and emergency -- he recently wrote about his concerns that omicron will overwhelm americas emergency rooms. and doctor eric topol is a professor of molecular medicine, where he publishes and used a letter grounded truths. doctor topol, let me start with you you have been, i follow you for granular updates on the emerging omicron literature. and again, a lot of this is very early, it hasn't been peer reviewed, and we have both lap steadies which are looking at how the molecule works and the virus works and then we have just like what is happening out in the world. it does seem an emerging theme is, less severe illness even if we don't understand the mechanism that is producing it. >> chris, it's good to be with you and also with craig, i think this is a very important point you are making, the severity of the illness is hard to gauge, but there is now data from three countries, scotland, inland, denmark it all looks f

attacking lebron james, it's really focused. and that is exactly what vance has done as well. he jumped in by getting upset about dr. seuss if you remember that. and that is what's really -- the competition is between these guys. >> yeah and it's broader than that, right, this is sort of a trump primary it's a real thing and it means that you are not running for office from the voters, in some ways theres like fundamentally like offensive to my small d democratic sensibilities. which is the whole point of electoral democracy is the answer to the voters, they don't answer to one person up there, thats like royalty. yet that is exactly the -- here. >> yeah, and i mean that speaks to exactly what vance is doing. you referred to in the intro. vance doesn't seem to have much personal involvement, or personal stake in any of the issues he is talking about now. he has never really had -- public career and never talked about this kind of stuff. very aggressive cultural -- but it is clear that he sees this as a one person audition. so that is why he is doing, he has made the choice tha

and the shared solution for both is a lot more transparency to give to american citizens, voters what james madison called for, which is knowledge, because knowledge will forever governor ignorance, and you can't allow the american people to be ignorant of what's going on around them by letting politics be secret. >> senator sheldon whitehouse, thank you so much for making time tonight. >>> an extraordinary accusation of lies and a cover-up by top army officials trying to hide what actually happened with the national guard on january 6. the jaw-dropping details next. . . i needed him to be here. your heart isn't just yours. protect it with bayer aspirin. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. feel stuck with student loan debt? move to sofi and feel what it's like to get your money right. ♪ ♪ move your student loan debt to sofi— you could save with low rates and no fees. earn a $1,000 bonus when you refi— and get your money right. ♪ get help managing your money for the life -- and years -- ahead. with fidelity income planning, we'll look at what you've

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let's bring an wall street journalist columnist and fox news contributor james freeman. welcome. >> thanks, mike. good to be here. >> mike: if they're going to resume talks in the new year, does that mean a likely slimmed down build back better plan, and doesn't that risk further angering progressives? >> it does. i think what mr. biden needs to do if you want to save his presidency and give democrats a chance to thrive in next year's elections, he needs to anger progressives. that's exactly what he needs to do. he has governed from the left, even though he beat bernie sanders in the primary, even though voters and his party made it clear they did not want the socialist revolution. he has really tried to govern from the left, embrace much of the sanders agenda, and he's got to reject it. >> mike: at least 22 has democrats are retiring. they have been coming out one after another. that typically means that they believe their party is about to lose power. once you have been chairman of the committee, you don't want to go back to being in the minority. but is also possible

for step, "wall street journal"'s james freeman. and we've got senior national correspondent rich edson with the president in rehoboth beach, delaware. hi, rich. >> good afternoon, gillian. a short while ago president biden signed a proclamation reversing that travel ban from several african nations because of a micron. it's been in effect for about a month. it goes out of effect on friday. the president justified this by saying that he wanted that travel ban to give the u.s. some time to learn more about a micron and prepare for its arrival. part of that was a meeting yesterday at the white house. the president convened a virtual meeting with several of the nation's governors. it was a bipartisan meeting where he touted his administration's work this year expanding testing, though he acknowledges, given long lines and testing shortages, his administration has fallen short on that front. "vanity fair" reports the white house passed on a proposal in october to buy hundreds of millions of tests to prepare for a holiday surge. the pres

that the two parents, james and jennifer crumbly, will be charged with in voluntary manslaughter, four counts each, each count as a potential penalty of 15 years in prison peered they made it clear that the boy, 15-year-old suspected shooter, receive the handgun, semiautomatic sig. sour as a christmas present. the father and son purchased it together. the mother practiced with the gun with him and posted online about it. the sun posted pictures of his new beauty. the real disturbing news came out of the incidents in school. a day before the shooting, 15-year-old was seen searching for ammunition on his phone. the teacher reported that there there were voice mails back and forth with her mother. but even more disturbing, the morning of the shooting. a drawing was found from the 15-year-old on it, i figured being shot by bullets and bleeding. below, was a smiley face and above was the caption "the thoughts won't stop. help me. my life is useless. the world is dead. after this there was a meeting." the 15-year-old and school ministries inside the school. at the time, it was likely that th

meanwhile, his parents, james and jennifer crumbley, are set to appear in court today. they are charged with involuntary manslaughter for allegedly providing him with the gun. sadly, today is also the ninth anniversary of the sandy hook school massacre in connecticut. advocates gathered yesterday demanding stronger gun laws. mona? andrew? >> thank you. >>> coming up, a contest controversy. the event that had teachers racing to scoop up cash for their classroom. and the outcry this morning. >>> ahead, how many americans are cutting back on their holiday shopping because of inflation? why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate to severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. by hitting eczema where it counts, dupixent helps heal your skin from within keeping you one step ahead of eczema. hide my skin? not me. and that means long-lasting clearer skin... and fast itch relief for adults. with dupixent, you can show more skin with less eczema. hide my skin? not me. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur,

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it was just a matter of logistics. >> reporter: investigators say james crumbley purchased a gun on black friday, days before their son allegedly used it to kill four students at oxford high school. one student remains hospitalized. according to prosecutors, the crumbleys resisted removing their son from school on the day of the shooting. hours before the attack the parents were confronted with a disturbing drawing and chilling message that said "blood everywhere" which was found on the boy's desk. in a statement the superintendent said the teen claimed the drawing was part of a video game he was designing. the superintendent also saying the teen stayed with counselors for more than an hour and at no time did counselors believe the student might harm others based on his behavior, responses, and demeanor, which appeared calm. but he was eventually allowed to return to class because he had no prior disciplinary infract infractions and his parents refused to take him home. the crumbleys and their son have pleaded not guilty. last night, thousands gathered in oxford to remember the four victi

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james craig former detroit police chief. fresno california district attorney. jason rantz and many more. "the faulkner focus". america's crime crisis top of the hour. >> dana: new york teen spreading holiday cheer to u.s. soldiers stationed overseas. trey rolnick turning his family's garage into a santa's workshop and sending packages to troops in italy including his sister. i'm glad you played hooky a little bit to be on our show today. what got you started on that endeavor? >> thank you for having me. it is awesome to be here. in november 2020 covid hit and these soldiers have been working so tirelessly throughout the pandemic and my main focus and i shared this message with my parents, they -- i just wanted to spread them some holiday cheer and show that we love and care for them. so i started this and we reached out to family and friends and thankfully it grew so much that we said time for round two this year and amazing how we did. i truly believe it is a great cause for some great people. >> bill: you are exactly right. the first year you sent 100 care pa