talking about daniel. but i think it is important to really talk about daniel in the eyes of his friends who over the last year and a half, i had an opportunity to talk to so many of his friends, you know daniel was that guy, that would get up at 2:30 in the morning to go kill a bug in one of his friend's dorms because she was afraid, he that was guy that stayed up all night with the friend that had just a little bit too much to drink. daniel of the that guy that saw a girl, he knew from campus, standing outside a bar, or a place they were at, and he said i don't want you standing there, we will take you back, daniel loved life and everyone in it. it. >> he is shot and killed in your home by a lawyer who was targeting you. how in the world can a lawyer targeting a federal judge find out where you live? >> because our personal identification information is all over the internet. and right now there is no way to stop people from selling our information. you know, congressman gowdy, i know you are someone tha

daniel, is all daniel, welcome back to our tea out after the panama papers from 5 years ago. a seems like a different world now, doesn't it? what do you make of this latest? massive leak. well, it concerns everything. we know. i mean, there's an amazing tax evasion taking place around the world. and there's also a lot of unaccounted, unaccountable capital sloshing around the world. you know, using various offshore havens and, and governments tolerate this and, and banks make a lot of money off this. and the us, by the way, is itself a major tax haven. it's a, it's a, it's a incorporation laws are among the easiest in the world. so the u. s. is actually a crime participant and this kind of a really crazy, monstrous, no tax, avoidance of what can you make of the lack of american names in the league so far as he said, it's not all out yet that they might still be there to come. but especially with jo biden's pledge to climb down on tax avoidance. and tax evasion. bear in mind that, that they, that delaware is one of the states which, which is most active in the use of the, you k

daniel, what had she ducked? john died of a heart attack coupon insisted it was not work related, but his parents refused to accept that denial. they travel to fulfillment centers all over the country with a delivery truck bearing the slogan, crew, pang killed my son. finally, after months of campaigning, they received an official ruling. their son's death was caused by overwork. cable on don't like husky, the other got. she couldn't get eaters why, what she wants to buy in the new initiatives. she will get package and i me on the wall. so we thought that he could do when it is all tingle has it. and i mean, her won't on the woman who said they respect it up so really help us out. none that he said could have hung on and going on and get cookie pie and all you didn't see it is um was hang on here to ship. sure. i always thought it was already in the morning as much human. his vision. oh me me one of the human. no. mom are sincere condolences go to his family. they have our deepest sympathy to day coupon is the 3r

a lifelong diplomat, daniel ford, of course, was appointed a z u. s. special envoy to haiti just days after a job. now mo east was assassinated, the president of haiti, and his main point of contention. here was the treatments of those haitians that amassed on the us mexico border. they were forcibly repatriated when he says that they should have been given a chance to get process, just like everyone else who turns up at the us border. some may have got asylum instead, they were sent back to a country that in many cases, they haven't lived in for years. many of these people have journeyed up through south america. they've been living in places like july and mexico and presumably have children who've never even been back to 80. so he said, sending them back with the situation. and the security being so fragile in haiti right now is not the answer. he was also talking about security in haiti and just how bad things of god saying that in just one they, he knew of 20 abductions and that effectively gangs in airport prince in particular were running anti

daniel skyler for us. she's joining us from the laura to talk to us a little bit more about what this case is about. daniel yeah, i well, is it going to feel motley, the former president is in this courthouse behind me. we believe he's just declared . he appeared before a small group of supporters, a couple of blocks away from here in the town of the lord is to say that obviously he's innocent that he doesn't know anything about and he's fine challenges. he didn't spy on the families of the victims of the submarine, the san juan, or anybody else for that matter. it sounded like an election rally. there are congressional elections and a couple of weeks time here in argentina. many of his supporters would like to see him stand for the presidency again. so it's not more of a, an electric rally than of him coming here to declare his innocence. but that is the case. we believe the families of those victims of the submarine thinking also here in town. we haven't seen them yet, but they're here. these were the vi

goldman, daniel, here is professor lawrence tribe, up at harvard law school. he says this tonight. challenging assignment. explain why this is not criminal obstruction of justice, and of, congress committed in plain sight. daniel, i don't have a degree from harvard law, school or now that i think of, it from any college. and you are a lawyer and not a politician. so let me ask it this way, that seems right to me. the democrats have been surely browned by the republicans, at every turn, for going on what five plus years. lay out for us, what the committee can possibly do, can really do, real consequences, beyond kind of vague threats and promises. >> well, the committee doesn't have that many options. but one option that is available, that was not really available in the last congress that i worked for the house, is to refer over these witnesses to the department of justice, to initiate criminal contempt proceedings. which is a whole different animal, than enforcement in court, through either civil contempt, or civil enforcement action by congress. let's just t

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ambassador daniel foote: -- >> i can probably help when i watch any researcher and people asking questions and trying to figure out who is going to vote where. any researcher, whether you research a certain group of people to get a number to decide what people vote the way they are, that's a small percentage of everyone who does vote. people don't tell the truth. it's hard to really tell. it's important to understand, no offense to the way, it is offensive when people say latino voters. everyone in america is so mixed. it doesn't matter what color you are necessarily or what shade you are, everybody feels, generally people are mixed with different ethnicities. so to say you are latino or black. it's really just offensive to those groups. i think that's why trump is a draw to different people because i think he basically understands that. if you stop putting labels on people and assuming they think one way or the other host: ok sarah, thank you. guest: the diversity of people like latino voters may think of their identity and the impact edit how they -- impact how they vote in different way

joining me once again is danielle miller, mother to tristan. great to see you again, thank you for joining us on the show today. so i know this is a temporary ruling. but the judge has said it's pretty likely this thing is going to be a success in your favor. and it will stick. how is tristan feeling and how is your family -- how is you family feeling after this ruling? >> hi, thanks for having me back again. this has been a very good week. tristan is able to temporarily really be who they are, without fear of punishment. and the other children that were pushed out of school for having long hair are now able to go back to school freely and be able to concentrate on their education and not worry about long hair. this is a great thing. >> is tristan at all concerned in returning to school? are you at all concerned for tristan's well-being in returning to school? especially kind of after all of the media fanfare and kind of just what they have been through? >> so as a mother, of course, this is definitely my biggest fear. when tristan -- the day a

our friend, lee daniels, is back and in studio. and we will have music for you tonight. girl in red is here in studio and will perform for us later in the show but before we get to all that, several pools -- several polls, excuse me, including one by fox news itself, have now shown that president biden's vaccine requirements and other covid measures are widely popular. so, republicans and right-wing pundits have been forced to come up with increasingly insane arguments against them for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ >> seth: one way you can tell that the republican party is intellectually bankrupt, is that they spend very little time talking about policy, and a lot more time talking about bat [ bleep ] conspiracy theories they concocted out of nowhere. it's so hard to keep up with the right-wing rumor mill that, sometimes, i'll only find out about one after it's been debunked yesterday, i was scrolling through twitter and saw a snopes headline that said, "no, joe biden is not a 'westworld' robot created by george soros to steal your hamburgers. and i th

daniels purely as little fish for help with the rest of the basilica, thought a month because more used to live streaming with josh. but it was it just glued say that him and then you would get these images moves up. discursive, supposedly, they'd have my did some, i would say again, so when you visit his image is filica mom. that's what her throat was out of. see, to get the vote if i get all of your room slanted some way up, all of the fella we've enjoyed it continuously to the shelf. little push up of notes with ah, [000:00:00;00] with hello and welcome to cross stock. were all things are considered? i'm peter lavelle. what happened to the idea of tolerance in our politics? conservative, see their world being up ended. liberals view conservatives with contempt. of course the media only makes things worse. have we all lost hope and compromise and peaceful coexistence ah cross talking to visit politics, i'm joined by my guess, chris roberto and winchester. he is vice president of public relations for z labs and in miami. we have sorry os he is a former u. s. presidential candidate or a

and daniel, you never got to me with a lower level. you genius has him. if you had any it was was supposed to come off near the deportees that you're back on with me . a should be good at beth, i'm pretty good. i didn't get a pass now. those that'd be fine yet. was his out. but i thought i look, i would just i know for sure. good news out that of course is out today with a it's a, it's already with nina w blah blah. things with it's not that easy to locate the chill as there are no exact co with. i got a bag i did. i did with with ah good good. i'm glad to wish that the school flooded, and i would gladly improve a bush now with mama's bar, which capriciously, with thank you for the spelling of them johnny. they will get you because the bush you're working on another one to has come. tanya has decided not to follow his parents trade and to find his own path in the city. he's never returned with still by his side. every step of the way. it's eileen and you mean yes and from picking up a theory any new and you go over it will go with is that you your high sp

daniel, i'm going to read the quote you had in this story back to you and talk further about it. this is what got me to do this segment. we often think that what we should be waiting for is fascists and communists marching in the streets, but nowadays the ways democracies often die is through legal things at the ballot box, so things that can be legal and both antidemocratic at the same time. politicians use the letter of the law. this to me is the key thing. no matter who, daniel, no matter who runs for president on the republican side in 2024, that's the thing that we should be paying attention to. >> absolutely. i mean, one of the things because we focus on our history in the 1930s, that's the model in our mind, military coups in latin america in the '60s and '70s. we think that's how democracies die. what's apparent is democracies often die at the ballot box. politicians use the very instruments of democracy both to come to office, sometimes illicitly but then once in office consolidate power through legal means, packing the courts, manipulating election administration, tilti

this is called meaningful glucose, which i, he was a good, a onset on the some listen, daniel, you never got to me with a lower level, usually assume, you know, it was, was supposed to come off near the d for c on with me a good at beth, i'm pretty good. i still get go get a now go to that be fine. yeah, that was his out, but i thought i look, i would just i know for sure. good news out that of course he's out today with a, a, a, it's already with nina w blah blah. with it's not that easy to locate the chill as there are no exact with. i got a bad about i did i did with with ah good good. i'm glad to wish that the school flooded familiar with new gladly improving a bush now with my mystical popish. appreciate it. thank you to the spelling was done during you. they will get you because the bush you're working with another one to has come. connie has decided not to follow his parents trade and to find his own path in the city. he's never returned with still by his side. every step of the way. yeah. i mean, you mean yes. and so i'm thinking, i think you could be any new inappropriate go wit

. >> that's a great question and brings us to daniel goldman. here's professor lawrence tribe up at harvard law school. he says this tonight. challenging assignment, explain why this isn't criminal obstruction of justice and of congress committed in plain sight. daniel, i don't have a degree from harvard law school or now that i think of it any college and you are a lawyer and not a politician so let me ask it this way. that seems right to me. the democrats have been charlie browned by the republicans at every turn for going on what? five-plus years. lay out for us what the committee can possibly do, can really do, real consequences beyond kind of vague threats and promises. >> the committee doesn't have that many options but one option that's available but that was not really in the available in the congress when i worked for the house is to refer over these witnesses to the department of justice to initiate criminal contempt proceedings. which is a whole different animal than enforcement in court through either civil contempt or an act by cong

all the money, bobby, even gates young kid he's had on the church i wore, or he or she crissy ninja, daniel wooder had she duck, john died of a heart attack crew pain insisted it was not work related, but his parents refused to accept that denial. they travel to fulfillment centers all over the country with a delivery truck bearing the slogan, crew, pang killed my son. finally, after months of campaigning, they received an official ruling. their son's death was caused by overwork a cube long gone to like house. okay. the other got she could have caters wife. well she wants to buy in the new initiatives. you get puppies jammed on me on the wall. so we thought that he could do when it is so tingle has it. and i mean, her won't on the woman who say the respect to observe to help us out number. he said he couldn't get me on the game tonight and get an order eating on balls. hang on so sure of his father. i wish to know what in the morning is much human is visiting me and point me. one of the human norma are sincere condolences go to his family. they have our deepest sympathy, you know, to day c

daniel showing that reports, ah, it was more like a political rally than a court case with several 100 supporters of the former president mary's geometry gathered in the small town of the lord is. they believe he is innocent, that the charges against him politically motivated, how la jolla he can never have spied on any one. what's the point of listening to the families, they should be looking for those responsible for the submarine tragedy. i had a mother, i'm disgusted, they even started this case. it's unbelievable. they would spy on people who had suffered such a terrible loss. many of his supporters urging him to stand again for the presidency in 2 years time. if he does this case hanging over him won't help. it was adjourned. the legal technicality, the prosecuting judge hadn't sought the permission necessary to try a case involving the state intelligence agency. how can a market them okay, mirror we want to cleaner life with more transparency, more honesty, that's more constructive and includes an independent and impartial judiciary. ah mac re support is a jubilant about the del

. >> stormy daniels. >> stormy daniels. >> the stormy daniels saga. >> adult film star. is there a difference if the president said [bleep] -- >> sean: lies, lies, lies about russia, prussia, russia. whatpr about hunter, hunter, hunter? oh, okay. by the way, is the biden family compromised by russia where they got money? what about china, what about ukraine, what about kazakhstan? we know that hunter leveraged his father's office to literally make million dollars from a russian oligarch, ukrainian oligarch, chinese communist party officials and proceeded to cut in the big guy, that would be joe biden, into the sketchy international deals. maybe that is why putin took out the waiver. maybe that is why the chinese think they can take over taiwan and our saber rattling with their jets flying all over taiwan. joe, he's not lifting a finger. hunter, by the way, not a particularly good artist, selling his paint by numbers or what looks like paint by numbers to me, artwork, portraits of a crack addict, have million dollars to anonymous buyers, another way for the bidens to get

daniel, what did you take away from what you've heard about some of the discoveries today? >> one of the interesting things the investigators said they found the remains of five other individuals in fact hopefully closure. kennedy: i was fascinated by that as well. >> you mentioned gabby's family get closure? there are five other families and multiple other families with no closure and i'm glad the case is getting attention for her psaki, her family's psaki but who are these. five people? from social media kits the drive fbi resources? kudos for gabby's family for bringing it to national attention and making it a national story but there are lots of missing people, men and women, young and old who don't get any of this coverage and i wonder how the fbi allocates resources depending upon fame or fortune. kennedy: they have enough money and power, maybe this can do a world of good. maybe even if there is some public interest in some of these cold cases that social media can help revitalize them and either bring some of these people home or bring closure to families left in li

danielle, what is sinema's end game? is she negotiating in good faith as she claims? >> no. i don't think that she is negotiating in good faith at all. i think that when you leave washington, d.c., when we have a $3.5 trillion bill that is a necessity for the united states to be able to move forward, a necessity to be able to deal with climate change, we have a human infrastructure bill as well as a building infrastructure bill and when she was asked about, well, what number can you deal with? if it's not 3.5 trillion offer to us, what is the number? she didn't have one. to leave washington, d.c. right now with this piece of legislation hanging in the balance and republicans have blood in the water right now with thinking that democrats are in the midst of a civil war and you go to a fund-raiser, go be at a high-end resort at this moment? the optics of that is not at all what we need and frankly she needs to be sitting in the office coming up with the number that she can feel comfortable with because apparently she is not comfortable with funding the american people in the w

>> danielle made a very sharp point. you gotta stick with what works, the window dressing, the big money is adding names they want to see clients asking about so the usual suspects are going to lead the charge, everybody focuses on growth, apple, microsoft, people like jpmorgan, visa, that's where i think the money comes into the end of the year. charles: so, keith, then what are you concerned about? danielle expressed some miss givings, just we're almost there , it feels like. you just talked about listen, being cautious but also being optimistic. what's the one thing in between there that maybe tilts it in the wrong direction? >> the fed. bar none. we're learning to live with the virus we get that, we're learning to understand vaccines we get that but the fed has already caused the next three crisis and the key not actually the fed itself, it's what all of the big money does it's highly leveraged, borrowed everything they can to trade so to me, the fed has got to keep a lid on things or at least manage what they're doi

i look at this, and what we heard from daniel morris. off the bottom of 1.2% in the 10 year yield, we moved to an .55%. i don't think it is linear. i think the move from 1.55% up to something higher, i don't know what that is going to be, is john yarmuth ramifications -- is ginormous ramifications. jonathan: that movie is very different to what we are experiencing now from the lows of august. the conversation has changed. tom: where is the conversation on a 1.80%, 1.90%? jonathan: earlier, the federal reserve was comfortable with it. will they be comfortable this time given what is happening with growth expectations into the end of the year? tom: and what does growth look like, particularly once we get through the earnings calls and their visibility. jonathan: i hope you are here, tom. sure what is going on in there. tom: the games are on awful late, jon. jonathan: tom staying up for some baseball. that means he will really be on form tomorrow morning. equity futures up 0.9%. this is bloomberg. [laughter] ritika: with the first word news

and daniel hawkins worthy was tonight's welcome through the program. now joe biden sat met with his french counterparts in italy. it's that 1st meeting since washington outraged paris by going behind its back over a submarine deal with australia that talks to come ahead of the launch g 20 gathering in rome tomorrow. let's go live now to peace. all of our, our correspondence set for the latest updates on this to pizza. how did this 1st meeting go? well, was hotly anticipated. it took place at the french embassy to the holy c in the vatican on arrival. joe biden, and emanuel micron shed a handshake. there was a, a moment with between them. well joe biden said you be there for us will be there for you. the manual macro bonded saying, thank you joe biden saying, no, thank you. that was really the spirit in which these were conducted. and reconciliation was really the, the, the mood in the air. what we did here though, was joe biden, not so much apologize. he had been asked on the flights over if we could expect to hear an apology to the french president ma

daniel's clergyman is totally thaddeus a basic was run command. second thing, d. v versus levels. azteca. otherwise mindy, as guns high level belly, them as he separate it, then they put they to be, he lack most of those done this danielson think what amin this about his eagles jack. also the lucky on 10 medical voice the he must spend he put again i must believe and contact alice 20 places to the and to say, well too many have been forced to flee their homes escaping violence, conflict and poverty. but in the last decade, weather related crises have become a primary trigger for the displacement of people as droughts. oregon's and floods besieged communities. full lines travels to the front lines of the climate crisis in central america to see how it's appending lives, and fueling migration exit on doors. apply much in crisis on al jazeera, compelling. we keeping our distance because it's actually quite dangerous. ambulances continue to arrive at the explosion. inspire, i still don't feel like i actually know enough about what living under fascism was life unequal

daniel goldman, i want to start with you on that list cheney point. where she says mr. steve bannon, and privileged arguments do appeared to reveal that they suggest that president trump was personally involved in the planning and execution of january six. what was your reaction to that point? it's similar to what you would referred to as an adverse inference, to someone who would take the fifth amendment in a civil case. and basically, the law is that she could use that assertion of the fifth amendment, you cannot use it in a criminal case, but you can use an adverse invents in it in a civil case, it's a similar ideas, when we did an impeachment. when we said that every time you obstruct, you are essentially admitting that you have in call buttery evidence. that's exactly what liz cheney is saying, she's saying, you could not assert executive privilege, unless you have relevant information, to our committee, which is investigating january six. by the fact that you are asserting some executive privilege, over documents or testimony, it means there's relevant information

daniel foot has been briefing the house foreign affairs committee after resigning from his position in september over the treatment of haitian migrants at the southern border . deportation back to haiti is not the answer right now. i am not saying that that the intending migrants who are in illegal status shouldn't be deported. but haiti is too dangerous. our own diplomats cannot leave our compound and go to branch without armed guard at the port asian in the short term is not going to make a more stable. in fact, it's going to make it worse. crecia has launched an investigation into the alleged beating of migrants bytes, border police. it comes a day after journalist published the results of an 8 month investigation and be warned. laura burton manley's report contains some of the footage which you may find disturbing. ah, they were on the move from paul's near to croatia, hoping to make a better life across the border in the e. u. but this is what met the migrants before they were forced back to bosnia. that thick older than shoes jacket money. while on the only thing that they can us

daniel strauss, senior little correspondent and democratic strategist sochi hinojosa. i wish i could have seen your face when i was reading that quote from senator sinema. your response? >> i think that democrats understand they have to pass the infrastructure bill and the reconciliation, the larger budget bill. what's happening with progressives is they're increasingly frustrated by these two senators who have held up democrats' agenda time after time and i'm proud of pramila jayapal and other progressive members of congress who are fighting back because this is what democrats ran on. they know they need to deliver this ahead of 2022, and they are finally taking control of the party and of the agenda to finally deliver for the american people. >> katherine, i want to talk about the president's role in all this because you have politico reporting that senior democrats thought president biden went to the hill last night to support pelosi's push to unite the party behind the infrastructure plan. instead, he told them he wanted to hold off until there was a reconciliation

with that, we bring in our starting line on this friday night, eugene daniels white house correspondent for political coauthor of each day's addition political playbook, susan page veteran journalist and author of longtime washington bureau chief, over at usa today. cynthia alksne former federal prosecutor in the civil rights division of the justice department. good evening and welcome to you all, and counselor, i'd like to begin with you because the laws at the crux of so many of the news we cover today, the federal bench known for moving with the speed of molasses has fast-tracked this executive privilege claim, which is really fast for them. what do you make of that decision? >> well i think it's great news, we need to have a ruling on this, i expect that we will have one relatively quickly and i expect that the court will find that the documents are going to be turned over to the committee, after all this executive privilege under the presidential records act, the decision lies with biden. biden said it should be turned over. the issue is not whether protects trump, the issue is whe

trey: you will remember we had federal judge esther salas on, she told us about her son daniel. tragically killed because she is a federal judge. >> let's talk about some facts. the facts are this, threats against the judiciary -- they are on a rise, skyrocketing rise. the fact is that there is something that congress can do and that is inact a law that would make it very difficult for people to find our home addresses. trey: we asked the house and senate judiciary committees for an update on daniel's law and heard nothing, to jerry nadler and dick durbin, you don't owe me an update, i think you owe you on -- our viewers one. jim jordan is top republican on the house judiciary committee, he is joining us next on "sunday night in america." welcome to allstate. ♪ ♪ you already pay for car insurance, ♪ why not take your home along for the ride? ♪ allstate. here, better protection costs a whole lot less. you're in good hands with allstate. ♪ bipolar depression. it made me feel like i was trapped in a fog. this is art inspired by real stories of people living with bipolar d

daniel: thank you for having the. -- thank you for having me. in the late 1980's, he started coal brokerage firm. he was a middlan between suppliers and buyers. from that time, he built out the empire, brokering coal between all of these plants. today, that is largely focused on the grant town powerplant, which at one point had became the main supplier of. the biggest issue to understand heres the way that that impacts the air, the soil, and the water in west virginia. the way thathe call that he is supplying inns o impacting the environment -- ends up impacting the environmenin a number of ways. nermn: utah in the piece about how during the obama administration -- you talk in the piece about how during the obama administration, manchin was one of the largest voices opposing. subsequently, he reversed his position under the trump administration. could yoexplaiwhat happened? daniel: respectively, these rules were seeking to limit imposed regulations on the way coal, fire plants could release mercury. this would work great -- but create a requirem

and as daniel shambler reports are bonus iris, many in the country want to see a freeze on re payments as hunger, poverty, and inflation all rise. they q every weekday, outside the little star soup kitchen on the outskirts of when osiris ali to day were married and her neighbours arrived there was nothing left with them in that cuz he never sent that bit armenian, which they were supposed to have cooked plenty, but a lot of people turned up and we were a bit late, but they gave us some packets of food which will cook at home. it's probably all they eat until the soup kitchen reopens, serving 70 families with food given mostly by the local authorities. supervisor, marianna, blames inflation for the increase in hunger or the nutritional value of what they serve diminishes. yep. okay, well the last element, every day you go to the market and you'll find the price today is not the same as the price yesterday. it's very common prices rose 3.5 percent in september. more than 50 percent over the past 12 months. isn't a good a more hello fresh. what we'd like is that people can buy what they n

daniel, thank you for being here. i read your report and i was going, oh, oh, throughout the whole thing. i had read these previous pieces about coal prices in the statement of west virginia being hiked up so that rate payers in this second poorest state in the country could basically subsidize this dying indeed of trust -- industry, the coal industry. please explain. >> thanks for having me, joy. it's important to understand first and foremost mansion's company inner systems his broker firm he created in '89 and as the first piece of the investigation showed, this company is having a direct impact on the land, air, soil of west virginia. we showed a massive epa violation at one of the main suppliers to the system discharging into the buffalo creek, which actually runs through mansion's hometown and we looked into the grant town power plant, the main consumer of coal that those energy hikes affected. we showed there was almost $200 million per year of associated health impacts in that region, whether that was increase

you're daniel craig, a talented actor. is there one part of bond that relates to you? do you drive recklessly, so much so that your wife won't ride with you? is there some little bit of bond in you? >> none of those things. [laughter] >> i don't go skydiving on the weekend. >> reporter: no skydiving, but for daniel craig, things are definitely looking up. as bond and beyond. >> you now that it has now come to an end? >> i've never tried to do jobs as a reaction to it. i've just tried to continue doing the job that i want to do, and work with the people i want to work with, and do the work. fingers crossed, i'll be able to do other things. >> reporter: sean connery did five and he left and came back. no? none? >> no. we're good. >> reporter: we're wrapped? >> we're wrapped. we're good, yeah. [laughter] perfood. [music: "i swear"] jaycee tried gain flings for the first time the other day... and forgot where she was. you cawaysa fir♪time ga flings user ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ remember when no dream was too big? and you could fearlessly face the unknown. you stil

anthony felt gene that us money has gone into so called again, a function research correspond, daniel armstrong, comments a game of fat and mouse in the u. s. over corona virus research findings and public funds. quite literally, a top national institutes of health official has admitted us taxpayer money, finance testing mice in china with back corona, virus genetically altered to make it more transmissible to humans. now the danger, as such, research has always been that the virus could escape the lab and spark a public health disaster. limited experiment described in the final progress report was testing if spike proteins from naturally occurring. but corona viruses circulating in china were capable of binding to the human ac to receptor in a mouse model. laboratory mice infected with a s h c 014, w i v one bat corona virus to come sicker than those infected with the w i. v one bat corona virus. eco hell fell to report this find in rice away as was required by the terms of the grant. and yet for months the biden administration's big cheese on the disease got to anthony found, she de

daniel foot quit last month calling american migrant policy. inhumane for deporting thousands of haitians. a families of people who disappeared in mexico have launched a desperate search to try to find their bodies about 80000. people have gone missing over the past 15 years, many of them victims of the ongoing drug war townhome and spent 4 days with one group of families searching in western michigan state rental for a journey starts on a ranch emitter recount state southwest mix. could a group of families have come here to search for their treasures? oh, that's what they call their family members who've been disappeared. criminals told police when they were arrested, that they buried bodies in this roach, including a bow, the son of maria, the lord. this romero, this is her chance to find him. the more the li though you are not. i'm in so much pain. i haven't got anything against the people who did this to him. may god forgive them and have mercy on them. so they got it. oscar how long since his son disappeared with a year and 3 months is leapt from out of his cap. and it's the 1st time

daniel craig will join us live. this week is the premiere of his new film, "no time to die." >> looking forward to it. there's been so many delays. it's finally here. >>> now to our "gma" cover story. we have our abc news exclusive interview with shannen doherty. opening up about battling stage four breast cancer. our juju chang spoke with her. juju is here now. juju, she is determined not to let anything slow her down. >> reporter: absolutely not, t.j., and she is absolutely a warrior, and a big part of her mission now is to shatter misconceptions about what it means to live with stage four cancer and she's doing it by living her best life now. ♪ she's the tough high schooler in the iconic '90s show "beverly hills: 90210," and the 2008 reboot. >> i'm so sorry, my flight was delayed. >> reporter: she's been an actress for decades, but it's her health in the spotlight. revealing her cancer diagnosis in 2020 after being in remission for five years. you want to own your cancer story. >> yeah. i mean, i would rather p

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danielle what are you modeling for? >> you know we have seen the supply chain disruptions continue to be disruptive. there is permanence to them even if they are abated in late 2022. i think that what is going to happen here that the fed's hand will be forced. they will have to expedite the taper which the market does not really have priced in and start contemplating the next step after the taper, that is actually rate hikes going into 2022. charles, remember how well or not the market reacted with the double tightening of quantitative tightening and hiking rates at the same time. if the taper was to be expedited and we were to see rate hikes over the horizon i really don't think the market would appreciate that especially as there are signposts emerging that the u.s. economy is indeed slowing. charles: no, i don't think so either. one thing to avoid a taper tantrum. a hiking tantrum is unavoidable. if it will happen when it does. i don't have more time. thank you two of the best. >>> first bitcoin futures trading makin

father daniel parsons, vicar general and moderator for the archdiocese of washington. kevin wincing, retired u.s. navy captain, and the club member who arranged today's luncheon. lori russo, president of stanton communications and cochair of the headliners team. skipping over our guest, the producer for ewtn's "the world over." and auger 10, managing editor of the arlington catholic herald. dr. jared patton dale, senior advisor to the president and founding scholar of the museum of the bible and associate publisher of christian scholars review. dana ritter, washington bureau chief, cbn news. and our cochair of the clubs podcast team. and the former publisher of the baltimore examiner. thank you one and all. [applause] i would like to acknowledge additional members of the headliners team responsible for today's event. besides the miraculous kevin and lori at the head table. i also want to send a shout out to the folks in our broadcast operations center, because without them, i would not be able to do this. at the end of 2019, the vatican reported nearly 18% of the world

but journalist daniel is claims such behavior is essentially corrupt. we also think nothing's going to change the american political system as saturating with this kind of corruption. just, it just goes on and on. no one pays attention to it. everyone regards it as normal and therefore nothing is done. i mean, this goes on cross the board throughout congress and the presidency as well. i don't expect very much to happen because it would require a very rigorous kind of oversight. and much more rigorous than the american political system is capable of doing the, the, the standards in washington are very lax and they allow people like waters to get away with this kind of stuff. and it just keeps going on and on. and it never stops that there's a snapshot of what's happening vis. sagal funds so much more from us on a social media or r t dot com. i could let you know the alex simon's show is next in your part of the world. stay with us for that enjoy, but for reporting for moscow, kevin, know in, on the, on judy team wishing you a great day. and thank you fo

danielle, i know these are your people, i'm not trying to diss them. they do seem a little out of touch. inflation is transitory and one day it will ebb. come on, give me a break. [laughter] >> let's just make one thing clear, i'm a former one of their people. i don't think that they would still call me their people because i actually know that everything ebbs in time. i will be six feet under in time. it's not the right way to look at inflation when fresh data that came out this morning said that household's expectations for inflation further out calendar is increasing. so i think the inflationary mind set has hit u.s. households. if the fed continues to be -- i don't care if it's concerted or not. if the fed continues to be concerted in its denial, it is going to shred what little ounce of credibility that it has left because there's absolutely nothing transitory about this, and we know we're coming into the holiday shopping season, and that there is just going to be a train wreck of higher sources of inflation for u.s. families. >> charles: you know

old dominion, from the mercedes-benz stage. [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow night, daniel craig and eric wareheim will join us with music from x ambassadors. and on thursday, ellen pompeo, henry winkler, and billy idol. by the way, i thought of a great plank. >> cleto: i'm in. >> jimmy: i'm going to pull on one of my comedian friends. we'll have a show, a big show, a comedy show. i'm going to pass out mittens to everyone in the audience beforehand. [ laughter ] >> guillermo: okay. [ applause ] >> jimmy: it won't sound anything like that, it will sound like that, she's doing it again. all right. our first guest won an oscar for his portrayal of freddie mercury, an emmy for "mr. robot" and now he intends to rule the world in the new james bond movie, "no time to die." it's only? in theaters starting friday. please welcome rami malek. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: it's very good to see you. i want to ask you, and please be honest, did you hack into facebook yesterday? [ laughter ] >> no. [ laghter ] >> jimmy: had nothing to do with it? okay. today is global james bond day. >> y