katie: and i'm katie greifeld. romaine: this is from just a few minutes earlier, president joe biden going to meet with house democrats to try and broker a deal between moderates and progressives in this party that would potentially break a stalemate over his economic agenda. the disagreement is holding up a vote on infrastructure legislation and a broader vote on proposed multi trillion -- trillion dollar spending. investors and businesses keeping a close eye specifically on how these tax plans might actually be affecting us. sonali: we will start by getting an update from capitol hill with our chief political correspondent, annmarie hordern. what are you hearing? >> the president is still in the meeting. he is likely taking questions from the group, as one representative put it, the president does not come to the capitol to conduct talks, he comes here to close a deal. they are making sure they are on the same page so they can push through the economic agenda. this all lies between the progressives of the party,

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just burning money. >> dana: all right, katie. >> katie: i took pee piano and took the money instead. first rough mudder it's a nine mile 30 obstacle course mud run. it was super fun. i invited lots of people to take which challenge on. matt was the only one who said yes. first obstacle first mile really hard. we finished it. tough mudder. there is lots of pretty. >> dana: i volunteer jesse to go on the next one. indicate indicated come back next year. >> jesse: no thank you. >> katie: you will lose. it was fun. >> jesse: horse race. >> dana: richard? >> richard: have you ever thought what you would do if you were the mayor of the town? >> dana: yes. >> jesse: all night long. >> richard: dana, you could be the mayor of water valley up for sale low, low price of $725,000. it's a 7 eric parcel of land. it has a barn and it has a creek and it has 750 lieutenants plus pets and livestock. >> dana: this sounds just like shitz creek. richard we could buy it and be co-mayors. >> >> dana: there is no headquarters there. headquarters and seven acres. that's all we need. that's it for us. "speci

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katie talked about it. a big ad that has to do with books and things that are full of vulgarity and violence. when they go to read them before the school board, they're like you can't use that language here. shut them down. parents say we should know what is involved with our kids and have say. >> geraldo: all true. but for decades i've heard this argument about it was about sex in the old days. don't teach overt or explicit sex to the kids that are too young. i want to be a moderate here. both sides are right. i think everybody is now on notice. everybody is on notice. the teachers unions after getting burnt and the national school board association after getting burnt around lying about what they're doing, what their intents are, critical race theory is. ney get it and 0 the other hand, the parents and katie, you're almost always right except when i look at the school board meetings, i see a sea of white faces. nothing wrong with that. >> katie: you're not looking very hard there. >> shannon: there's othe

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. >> hi, i'm greg gutfeld, along with katie, harold ford jr. and jesse watters. she once called 911 after falling behind a couch cushion, dana perino. "the five." >> the white house not denying report the biden administration has been secretly flying thousands of uncompanied migrant children from texas to the new york city area. the "new york post" is calling it biden's secret flight. clever. it is reporting 2000 children have been flown from southern border and sent to drop-off points in new jersey, and connecticut. good story for peter doocy to ask the white house is. >> pete: why is the administration flying migrants from the border to florida and new york in the middle of the night? >> well, i'm not sure it is the middle of the night, what is happening -- 2:30 in the morning. >> earlier than you might like to take a flight. unaccompanied children passed through the airport en route to final destination to be unified with their parents or vetted sponsor. >> ted cruz has idea why to put the massive influx of migrants. >> entire political strategy sebased on sec

katie couric's not a journalist. ruth bader ginsburg clearly was sound and understanding and she was hearing and what she was saying, and in terms of this autobiography, it comes across as a biography that's written by somebody who hates katie couric, quite frankly. >> so true. >> my only ex planation for that is here's somebody who star has long faded, who's gasping for relevancy. >> nailed it. >> i do think it's interesting, something you said triggered this in me, that she goes our s-d the circle to find out what she should do, there are two power women in that room. shoo prom previous decades a power person in our industry of media, and ruth bader ginsburg on the supreme court. she goes to ask a man at the new york times what she should do with her interview with ginsberg. >> yes. >> it's mind boggling. so if she's the keeper, if katie couric's the keeper of women's issues, please rest that mantel from her hands. >> it's a great point. flansy pelosi said she's complaining the media is not helping her sell her lef

katie does that a lot. she edited out a piece in a gun document that blew up the space. >> katie: she has a history of editing to make her less and the .2016, she edited a virginia defense league in an interview she did with governors, making good answers about the law, and who should and should not be able to buy a gun, with the process was, and they were too smart, so she edited it and made it look like they were enabling felons and domestic terrorists, and they were all for no laws at all. she has done this before. she also has been a critic of conservative citizen journalists, like james o'keefe, for example, who was doing undercover investigative reporting and said "they edited their information with the videos about planned parenthood." she's allowed to do it, but criticize others, and the arrogance she thought that rbg needed to be protected. >> dana: i think rbg said that for a reason. she wanted to be quoted saying it. >> jesse: "waters world" never edits anything. [laughter] never. >> greg: they r

sign me up >> katie: three weeks? >> jesse: i thought the iphone. >> because they want you to buy a new one and a new charger. >> jesse: that's why they call me steve apple. >> brian: tim apple. >> whatever. it was cool because you could change the skin on it. like i had different -- that was the big exciting thing, you could do different things. >> and they had the best skins. you could play that for three weeks apparently on the phone. >> with no charge i love it. >> jesse: what about the flip phone the note roll al with the little skinny antenna. >> jessica: yeah. i see that around still >> jesse: you do? like drug dealers have that. >> jessica: i hang out with a lot of drug dealers. >> brian: right in the garbage. >> a boner. >> jesse: run like tomorrow. >> jessica: like the wire >> one more thing is up next. ♪♪ >> tech: when you get a chip in your windshield... trust safelite. this couple was headed to the farmers market... when they got a chip. they drove to safelite for a same-day repair. and with their ins

katie: on bannon, it is difficult to know what protections he has because he was not a member of the amortization when it's conversation's happened about how to overturn the election results. congress said they would sue him or hold him in contempt and it seems he has more legal exposure than some people in the administration. but mark meadows and cash patel are in communications with the select committee and they may feel they need to cooperate and head over documents in part because it is going to be difficult to make a legal lock -- argument that these people should not participate in the select committees questioning and that documents should not show to them when former president trump did not try to stop former justice apartment officials from testifying. as we see from the testimony released by the judiciary committee, it is a full account of many of the matters that people like mark meadows would be questioned. how can the president allow the former attorney general to have this discussion on the committee about the same matters they want to speak to mark meadows about but sa

yamiche: katie, about 30 seconds, what is the national security risk around the things we are talking about? what do you hear from the doj about facebook, the republican party, the direction they are taking talking about the capital attack as a tourist visit? katie: we see parallels to the intelligence community with social media communities, the conversation they had about terrorism a decade ago. you are sharing propaganda, allowing extremist movements to grow and for people to connect on your platforms. we are seeing a parallel with that today. even though mark zuckerberg is saying we had nothing to do with this, he is pointing to fox news, this book is a lab for ideas in many ways. cecilia pointed out ideas that get the most emotion and traction will move from facebook into the real world. facebook's decision, its own began to separate itself from real consequences does not make sense when social media companies were quietly in private meetings agreeing with the intelligence committee -- community a decade ago that they contributed to extremism overseas. yamiche: this is so importa

but maybe it's better to just let it go. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> katie: so much for the issues. democrats saying again that they have no messages to run on, and are instead obsessing again about donald trump. >> president biden: iran against donald trump. this person is running against an accolade of donald trump. donald trump. donald trump. trump. trump. donald trump. donald trump! donald trump. trump. trump. donald trump. donald trump. is there a problem with trump being here? is he embarrassed? >> jesse: joe biden should focus on america's problems, instead of america's favorite president. [laughter] i can kind of remember when barack obama went after bush. remember, for two years, we used to knock him hard, but at least he can kind of pull that off, because you had a rock and the financial crisis. that's fine. joe biden spent the last nine months refusing to say donald trump. he wouldn't even say it. apparently, the reporting is that he doesn't even say it off camera. that's how much donald trump disgusted him personally. then, he can't go on the campaign without getting don

congresswoman katie porter joins us now from irvine. representative, thank you for joining us. >> i'm glad to be here. >> you have been known for using a whiteboard in congressional hearings. here is your official welcome to the newsroom. we made a whiteboard just for you. >> thank you. i agree that we need to talk about california waters and federal waters. >> this is the case here, this is showing you that for the next 3 miles offshore it is all california territory. after that, the federal government takes over and is responsible for everything that happens there. according to associated press, there are 23 oil and gas production facilities in the federal waters off the coast of california. do you want to shut them all down? >> first and foremost, we need to make sure we are not doing any new drilling. that is the first step. then we need to develop a plan, to close these facilities down responsibly. we do not want to leave them abandoned, without proper closure, without capping. we do not want to leave pipelines in place to continue

katie? >> i'm glad he's concerned. he's the commander-in-chief and it's his job to protect the nation from foreign threats. look at the state department twitter feed today. they're tweeting about pronouns. tweeting about pronounces. there's americans left in afghanistan and china has a supersonic missile which all the experts we talk to say is a game changener terms of our nuclear capability and our ability for first strike. so the president has not been available to the american people. he's hiding on big issues. he comes out and makes announcements and walks away literally from the american people and the questions that they have about his leadership. it goes back to this idea that he was supposed to be the guy who had 40 years of experience in washington. he was supposed to be experienced and have the charisma and ability to dig in deep and understand hu these things work and understand the world because he had all of these relationships. >> martha: he said he has more ties with anybody in china. would you expect a

may not all have been katie's fault. since you made an allusion to matt lauer, i don't think it's fair to throw around things like alleged rapist. he was fired after allegations of serial sexual harassment. what do you make of the supportive texts from katie couric, long-time co-host, obviously. they were close. she was obviously torn. but what about the female staffers who accused him of misconduct? >> i also just want to be clear when i say alleged rapist, a woman did claim he did rape her in his office. and on a trip. howie: in dispute, obviously. >> these are obviously, he said, she said. he was never charged to be clear on that. as far as text messages, look, i understand. i've worked with a lot of men in this business. some of whom had personal issues. you do get attached to your co-anchor we've been working with for years. i don't have a problem with her loving her form her he co-anchor -- former co-anchor and supporting him. but to cast doubt on accusers, that's the problem i had. of course she knew what was goin

katie couric is not a lawyer or a journalist. ruth bader ginsburg had the same opinion, the same distaste for kneeling as president trump. ruth bader ginsburg and donald trump agreed that kneeling was side. katie is on the far left. she hates this country. that fringe group did not want ruth bader ginsburg to agree with president trump because 99% believe that's flag is respectful and gives us what we love about this country. katie couric is not a lawyer and she had no clue. she was not protecting ginsburg. she was protecting the far left. jean require's very, very disconcerting to mare that they were so bold about this, and they were so willing to take the words of a united states supreme court justice. not long before she died, a year before she died, i'm not sure what the time was. she was the fount of intelligence and experience and she is commenting own of the biggest social issues of the time and katie couric comes in and says i am going to take that out because it doesn't match what i believe. >> a leftist journalist cover

it's not a real murder scene. >> not real. >> katie? >> thank god. >> i have a better story that won't gross you out. kraft foods has a new plan to get diehard macaroni and cheese fans excited. the flavor club will get fans a chance to check out the flavor innovations. >> wow. >> we need this for jesse's food corner. >> that sounds interesting. >> they plan to roll it out in a limited edition. mixing pizza, buffalo and ranch. sign up on the kraft flavor website november 3 and follow them on social media to see when a new flavor drop is coming. it's first come, first serve. get johnny on it. >> that's a food that you can start eating and you never stop eating it. it's like popcorn. you keep stuffing yourself and then you throw up. that's my sunday. my every sunday, harold. can you follow that? >> this is a segue. the great late colon powell, the soldier diplomat of my generation. i would argue many. remember in 2012, he called it work for me. in that memoire, he laid out 13 leadership lessons. 13 of them. four are pointed for me. get mad

yeah that's an important point katie, just in terms of where we're at. this sort of inter brand struggle, is not completely new or novel at all. we have seen developments in the trump administration with a breath of their claims of executive printed village. the lack of any inter branch of negotiation or settlement, that's quite novel. and now you're in the same position except with a man in question, no longer holding the office of the presidency. >> absolutely. and you are also looking at a unique situation, where former president is saying that the election results were invalid. which is something that we have not seen before. and he's leaning into an architecture that harry just has alluded to, that over a series of decades to protect executive power. to protect the power president -- neither one other person in office to be torn up out by congress, so this architecture protection has been going down this road. and trump's been able to take advantage of that. i think people are frustrated by what's happening -- when they're frustrated with the pace o

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katie couric edited a supreme court justice and the popular squid game. raymond arroyo has that in 2016 next. -- in "seen and unseen." what makes new salonpas arthritis gel so good for arthritis pain? salonpas contains the most prescribed topical pain relief ingredient. it's clinically proven, reduces inflammation and comes in original prescription strength. salonpas. it's good medicine. >> laura: "seen and unseen" where we expose the big culture stories with raymond arroyo. netflix has the biggest series launch with a korean show called squid games. why is it so popular? >> it's not the series itself. i watched the gorey thing so you don't have to. i was bored by it. it had 101 million downloads. squid games is destitute people who compete in lethal games for cash. it's like a bloody hunger games with really hungry people. >> those who win all 6 games will receive a handsome cash prize. >> oh! >> [screaming]. >> there is more killing in in thing an o'riley book. with the economy faultering and people struggling, it speaks to the anxiety people are feelin

>> what would it be called, katie hates everybody? >> greg: yeah, it's like the reverse of "everybody hates chris." >> i have a problem with this. i've been -- something about talking about what going on behind closed doors is offensive to me. even when they tell the good stories, you are in the right to be there and there's stuff that happens indoors as between you and the other professionals. writing books about it to me just seems -- it's cheap, and there's nothing to it. and yeah, it's going to sell -- i read some of the things and i was like, why would you replay this? what is the point other than trying to make a fastball. and at the expense of your colleagues. >> greg: one of the revelations is that she was around prince harry when he was 20 and get this, he smelled like booze and cigarettes. he's from england, big bend is a giant cigarette. >> and he's 20. >> greg: everybody was 20 -- if you don't smell like booze and cigarettes, there's nothing wrong with you. >> this is not funny at all, which is not a roast, just picking on

katie cure, no surprise. ruth bader ginsburg speaking truth all the way to the end. >> jesse: at least katie confessed. can't imagine how other stuff has been edited out of the interviews at the networks. remember what they did with the epstein situation. finally, pocahontas is back today, liz warren appeared on "the view" to hawk her new book, "pinky promises." the book claims that little girls in america can do anything a little boy can do unless a republican gets in their way. also that losing is actually winning. as long as you fight hard. technically maybe she won the election. finally, you should always feel empowered to tell your truth. she is a truth teller, pete. liz warren. >> who feels more entitled to tell her truth and pocahontas? she is 1/1000 native american maybe and she pinky swears to every voter out there that that's who she is and that's who they are electing. she seeks reparations, by the way, for native american tribes, her fellow people who are not her people. >> jesse: promotion, we wi

. >>> katie bennett covers the department of justice where she has written about the back and forth. harry litman with the los angeles time, called the january 6th committee the last best hope against gop lies. katie, this, again, not entirely unanticipated but what does it mean mechanically in terms of what happens now in terms of this document production? >> sure. well, we'll wait to see what the courts say as congressman lofgren pointed out, there's some, you know, potential weaknesses in this lawsuit, including the fact that it relies on the mazar's case which was about trump being president at the time, and he's no longer president and the sitting president has authorized the release of these records. this may not be a long protracted court battle. it's possible the courts could quickly make a determination, and we could move forward. the national archives is not only producing this set of records for the january 6th select committee, it's also producing a similar set of records for the senate judiciary committee which donald trump has not sued so you can imagine production, gat

kennedy: katie, i think it's a great idea. i proposed during the presidential debate in 2020 that each candidate should be given an iphone and they have to download the pizza hut app in the first one to order it and have it delivered should went. >> i think that's fantastic, they have to learn how to tip as well, you can't just learn how to order a pizza, you also have to tip. i will say my husband's grandmother is 99 years old and she's mark with it and i think most of these people in congress. chuck grassley funds i think more miles a day so he seems to still be with it, i'm all for this kind of cognitive test but let me tell you a secret about d.c., i to run by a bunch of drunk 20-year-old and a bunch of old people and that's why. there is no in between. kennedy: and those are terrifying groups. >> that is true. hardly a secret. [laughter] that is a true statement. kennedy: let's hit some more thing from a party panel, thank you so much. great to have you all to start off the week. topical storm is next. ♪♪ this hallowe

and so if folks want to join in, they can go to katy hobbs.org but i'll do the job voters of arizona elected me to do. >> there was more testimony at the hearing today from others who participated including a republican who election officials talked about the threats to his life that he has been subjected to and he's decided that's it. i'm not going to run for reelection. i'm not going to keep doing this. and, you know, i come back to this because i don't want anyone taking it for granted that this happens to you and then you just continue to do your work. my first question to myself, if i was in that situation, is am i going to continue to do this? i have strong doubts i would under the circumstances you're in so i want to kind of grant you the courage you're displaying in this and not take it for granted but what was it like for you to hear from this other official today? i know you heard from others they're done and quilting and getting out of this. >> yeah, i think this is one of the biggest threats to our democracy and to election administration as we look to the future is that

if folks want to join in, they can go to katie hobbs dot org, but i'm going to keep doing the job that voters of arizona elected me to do. >> there is more testimony at the hearing today, from others who participated, including a republican, an election official who talked about the threats to his, life that he has been subjected to. and he has decided, that's, it i'm not going to run for reelection. i'm not going to keep doing this. and i, come back to this because, i don't want anyone taking it for granted, that this happens to you, and then you just continue to do your work. my first question to myself, if i was in that situation is, am i going to continue to do. this and i have strong doubts that i would. under the circumstances you're in. i want to kind of grant you, the courage that you're actually displaying in, this and not taken for granted. what was it like for you to hear from this other official today? i know you've heard it from, others that they've had, they're done, they're quitting, they're getting out of this. >> i think this is one of the biggest threats to our democr

townhall.com editor and fox news contributor, katie pavlich. his look says i might be homeless, but his smell says i'm definitely homeless. theloftusparty.com founder , michael loftus. and finally, she wears those heels to distract from her ankle monitor. fox news contributor, kat timpf. next, welcome to the show. ed has been a while. you look great as always. >> thank you. i can break things much better -- >> greg: you are a libertarian. >> i revel in chaos. >> greg: this is a small story. i don't even mind segregation of gender in college, but what you make of this idea they are terrified by cisgendered men? >> it reminds me that we are raising -- people who are incapable of walking across a room without feeling bruised and horrified. i went to college to actually be made uncomfortable with the idea of people like marx and nietzsche and darwin on freud. and if you go to college and are made uncomfortable by someone coming to fix a radiator in ohio which has really cold winters, i don't know. maybe you should take a gap year. >> greg: exactly.

>> she's doing it because she's katie couric. i love katie couric, her late husband was my substitute host on cnbc until he passed away in 1998. i love the family. she can do no wrong in my book. go get the book. it so hot sheet they say she will never work in the business again. she said in the book that matt lauer, the disgraced nbc anchor a decent man, it was heartless to abandon him. he wrote a sympathetic text to him. diane sawyer was survival at cv when katie was at the today sho and nbc. she said diane would do anythin to get an interview. katie playfully suggest she answer. >> it's okay to write the book. it's okay because you wrote a book. >> i think it's going to be number one. up next, everyone loves a reunion. 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 hold

. >> was it for me or -- >> katie stockton. >> forgive me. cisco has seen a corrective phase within its long-term up trend. but as you know, there's a strong top down influence for cisco and any stock that looks like the major indeindexes. when you talk about the q4 positioning it may not be the best idea given the fact it's lost momentum and has done so with other peers, the faang stocks have seen the loss of momentum in about a year that's something that sets them out of favor for now, the relative strength ratios we track when you look at the faang stocks versus the broader market, they've staled meaning they lost their leadership strong hold for now we go back to those more defensive plays like jenny that sabra health care looks more interesting to me than cisco right now. it's a little counter intuitive because i'm a technical analyst but when you look at the reach it has a short term buy signal, much like mastercard and that suggests the decline is overdone on the down side that comes at a time when you could get that more defensive rot

katie, this is your reporting. it is shocking in an era when the blueprint for a coup is something that was described by republican adam kinzinger and just about every detail that has become public since that label was slapped on it details a very meticulously plotted and planned coup attempt. this was the piece that the justice department was to carry out in that architecture. and in the end, they refuse. explain. >> sure. so, to your point, this was something happening across the administration where pressure was being placed upon officials in several different places that to do something that would we legitimatize president biden's win and allow trump to hold onto power at least for several months as public faith in the election was thrown into disarray, as people stopped believing the results and chaos would ensue. at the justice department it is clear from the transcripts of interviews from the senate judiciary committee that were released today that officials felt this pressure. they felt the former president

a stunning statement by inter-reader katie couric who is now at meeting it happened and explaining why she wanted to protect the liberal icon. speaking to the details for us tonight. and eight years later, the boston marathon bomber plant at the supreme court. take a closer look as they hear arguments whether dzhokhar tsarnaev should face the death penalty. we began with double economic troubles for the president and for the country. what has corresponding kevin corke shows how the white house is trying to address soaring inflation and that supply chain crisis. >> good evening. great to be with you. to put the supply chain problems into just a bit of perspective, retailers are already warning consumers to get their holiday shopping wrapped up as soon as possible because they are actually concerned they won't have the goods to deliver in time for christmas. which is why the president announcements today about a framework to loosen that supply chain bottleneck was music for the ears of many american consumers and businesses. >> we have some good news. >> i was sort of like showing up lat

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last night, i did what many young people do when they were alone, think about katie couric. of course, she made news last week for admitting that she cut out remarks about kneeling pro athletes from an interview she did with supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg in order to protect ginsberg like she needed protection from this nitwit. ruth bader ginsburg and her current state is still mentally sharper than you. she's dead, that's why the joke works. over at cnn in between pizzas, brian seltzer fretted that her cover up contributed to a decline in trust in the media. isn't that the potbelly pig calling the kettle black? you are a regular magnum p.i. or in your case, magnum pie. even though media manipulation is still news to cnn, we've always known that if there's a story they want to obsess over, they will full your day with it. runs the same clip of the same people over and over again like it's their rerun of will and grace. but if there's a story they wish to hide, they will erase it faster than i do with my browsing history when the wife walks in. always have a privat

katie: it could do that. we have been looking for those in technology and they are not widespread as of yet. we do not have any affirmation of the oversold conditions to suggest we will get a big bounce or rally. we will watch the market internal measures for any extremes. we had some major extremes generated quickly and the pullback has been different in that we haven't gotten those extremes. if we were to see that, that would be indicative of some low and that is what we will keep an eye on. the vix is one example. alix: the vix, 24 42 is that accurate in the equity market? katie: when we see it trending higher a means major indices could trend lower. when we see the vix clear 25, we start thinking about entering a higher volatility cycle. the market has been in a low volatility cycle, at least since march if not earlier than that aced on the vix and it has been in that range. a breakout would suggest we are into a more difficult environment for trading and is not overtly bearish for the major indices that

next, katie couric gripping colleagues into liberties in a cutthroat new book that just got her band on one network. ♪ ♪ i was not expecting to learn about my heart health from my genetic reports. but now that i have this info, it feels like i can take even more control of my health. do you know what the future holds? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jessica: former today anchor katie couric torched colleagues, competitors, and celebrity's in a tell-all book. what she says is so controversial, it reportedly got her band from cbs. among revelations, couric admits she "heard the whispers" about one time calling matt lauer's alleged sexual misconduct, and to send messages to the disgraced anchor following his firing in 2017. she also took shots at rick perry, who snuck a cigarette and alcohol when they met in 2012 allegedly. greg, i will go to you first about this. anything that came out in the book surprising? >> greg: i don't know how salacious it is to say someone smells like booze and cigarettes. that's my family. [laughter] everybody smells like booze and cigarettes. you wouldn't believe it,

katy austin, bbc news. human rights watch says taliban authorities have imposed wide ranging restrictions on the media in afghanistan. it comes a day after the taliban released the afghan freelance photographer morteza samadi after 23 days in detention. he was arrested along with a number of activists earlier this month at a protest in western herat. after being detained for three weeks, morteza samadi, a freelance photographer, has been released. he was arrested by the taliban during a protest in western herat province. the taliban accused him of activities that threatened national security and of using his social media platforms to provoke people against them. this is the moment morteza samadi was arrested. he was separated from the crowd and pushed into a government building. during an anti—taliban and anti—pakistan protest on september 7. the peaceful demonstration was dispersed by the local forces. at least two men were killed and seven wounded. morteza was there to cover the gathering, an event he

. >> katy. >> yeah, you can make similar points not just for the infrastructure bill. you look at child care provisions. america woefully behind on its child care provisions. let's knock sot heads together. let's note focus on the in-fighting. that means giving some things up. when you ask people the give up programs that they like, it's very hard for them to do that. it's easy to say let's slash it from 3.5. slash it down to two. that's a win. you can make it popular. people will lose a lot of their programs that they wanted in that 1.5 trillion that might be lost. those programs are really needed. >> i think all that makes sense. the other update we wanted to give is what appears to be a covid breakthrough on this so-called antiviral covid drug. merck. they are seeking emergency authorization. the idea is to treat certain quote mild covid symptoms and the cases meanwhile are on the decline in the united states. >> it's a good time to reflect on why it's important to get vaccinated but go out there and enjoy halloween as well as the other holidays that will be coming

katy austin, bbc news. climate ministers gathering in italy says a lot more progress needs to be made by wealthy countries before a crucial us summit in glasgow in november. frustration on the streets as young activists marched to the milan climate conference on friday. this is ourfuture, and we have to fight for our futures. inside the conference today, a mood of quiet formality as negotiators brought this meeting to a close. what is been discussed, though, could hardly be more urgent. the fires, the floods, the melting of the ice and the rising of the sea, and turmoil in populations... the overall message from leaders here is one of cautious optimism — that it will be possible to reach a decisive climate agreement in glasgow, but that it won't be easy. people who are here in milan representing some of the most vulnerable and small island nations are really concerned that we're still a long way from the trajectory of keeping global temperature increase this century to within this key threshold of 1.5 deg

katie, thank you for being here. we certainly can expect developments this week as the january 6th committee meets tuesday night to vote on sending a criminal referral for steve bannon to the full house for a vote. >> that's right. they will vote and send it to the full house. it is likely they will have the votes and what happens is the criminal referral goes to the justice department. by the letter of the law, the justice department is to take that referral and u.s. attorney in washington, d.c. puts it before the grand jury and grand jury votes on it. keep in mind, this is not going to be so simple. it is not a straight forward issue. the justice department refrains from prosecuting executive branch officials if they refuse to comply because of executive privilege. under democrats and republicans. lois lerner or wilbur ross. none was prosecuted. it is not clear if bannon is talking about official duties. if bannon takes this to the court of law to settles these questions, they are likely to wait for the court case

it was katie holmes. she has many homes because -- rich and famous and teeny scientologists we won't name. which of these rich and shameless once bought their 1-year-old daughter and $80000 diamond encrusted barbie doll? beyoncÉ, mariah carey or courtney kardashian? >> courtney kardashian. kennedy: if you are not good at this game. >> we don't care about these people so into the issues. all right, you guys can split a trip watching me drive the goal lamborghini because i'm keeping it to myself. i'd like to thank my gay husband, my gay boyfriend and my friend. >> thanks, see you at home. kennedy: independent fact checkers, trumped with power. are they really taking down this information or just censoring people linearly? here to set the record straight. ♪♪ ♪♪ kennedy: hi, welcome back. facebook messed with the wrong stash. legendary liberty tom stossel suing for social media giant they make a partly false so-called facts check labeled a stop on video about climate change is actually defamation. >>

so katie ray jones is with us now, and katie, i know that we talked through the pandemic and some of the stories that you were hearing of women who wanted to call but couldn't, family members who maybe called on their behalf because quarantine kept us isolated with abusers at that time, so compare and contrast for us what it was then to what you're seeing now, what you're hearing from people now? >> thank you, christi, so much for continuing to shed light on the issue of domestic violence. you're absolutely right, during the pandemic, it was incredibly difficult for victims and survivors to be able to reach out. what we've seen since the start of the pandemic is nearly 31,000 individuals have reached out to states that covid was being used by their partner to further isolate, manipulate, coerce, fear. since we've seen the country slowly start to reopen up, we're seeing ebbs and flows in our contact volume where survivors are continuing to express that either their partner is not letting them get vaccinated or still creating fear in the home, preventing them to return to work or sayin

katy kay, how ridiculous are these people going in? i have friends who are educated, who have had four children and each one of them vaccinated five times before they went to school for mumps, measles and polio and you name it. vaccines left and right. they never once and called me up, what should i do, they want to vaccinate my son or daughter before she starts school. not one time. and then suddenly covid became politicized and these people act as if somebody opened up the top of their heads and took their memory out and closed their skulls backup. wait, i don't understand. they want to vaccinate me or they want to vaccinate 12 or 13 years old? well, they're probably not going to get it. i am not sure if they're going to get polio either. why do we do it? it's why we have been doing it for 50 or 60 years. i know that my entire life. you twoont go to public school. you got to get a vaccination. you have four or fiver vaccinations and nobody was shocked or stunned or deeply sadden until donald trump politicized covid a year and a half

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