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back with me dean obeidallah and tiffany cross. dean obeidallah, who won the week? >> well, it was your birthday so you sort of won it. but somebody else you mentioned earlier, joe madison, legendary radio host. i consider him a friend. he's finally getting the press attention after over a 30-day hunger strike. he's lost over 20 pounds. he's a 72-year-old black man risking his life so that we can all vote. the reason i think he won the week is it's finally in the press. social media went viral this week. democrats, president biden, chuck schumer, get out there for joe madison and for all of us, do it now. >> we were just talking about it earlier in the show, some arizona students have also launched their own hunger strike that are matching what he is doing. it's a movement and do not let this man wither away for nothing. come on, administration. come on, democrats. come on, kyrsten sinema and joe manchin, step up. democrats can do this on their own if you all get with the program. that's a good who won the week. we love joe. tiffany cross, who won the week? >> okay.

back with me dean and tiffany. dean, who won the week? >> well, it was your birthday so you sort of won it. but somebody else you mentioned earlier, joe madison, legendary radio host. i consider him a friend. he's finally getting the press attention after over a 30-day hunger strike. he's lost over 20 pounds. he's a 72-year-old black man risking his life so that we can all vote. the reason i think he won the week, he's finally getting press and social media went viral. democrats, president biden, chuck schumer, get out there for joe madison and for all of us, do it now. >> we talked about it earlier in the show, some arizona students have launched their own hunger strike that are matching what he is doing. it's a movement and do not let this man wither away for nothing. come on, administration. come on, democrats. come on, kyrsten sinema and joe manchin, step up. democrats can do this on their own if you get with the program. that's a good who won the week. we love joe. tiffany cross, who won the week? >> okay. well, after that depressing

it's a dean's list. c in theaters and on hbo. max. >> i'm also not recommending the prequel to the popular spy spoofs kingsman the secret service and kingsman the golden circle. the king's man is the prequel set during the first world war and tries to explain how the crime fighters from the original movies came to be the problem is this movie is much more somber and far less clever fines and harris dickinson star in this dean's list. c minus. well, you can always get my movie reviews and home video picks sent right to your phone's every week just by texting the word dean to 9, 7, >> 9, 9, 9, i hope you have a great holiday weekend in chicago. i'm dean richards. still ahead on kron 4 news. we're going to be getting a live report from our good friend kevin coop cooper on what the weather conditions are like up in the sierra just. >> how much snow they're expected to get in 2021, it was a big year for space and space exploration will be taking a look at some of the highlights of this year's race to plus, erica caturay keeping track

dean: that will be valuable. treasury has estimated the tax gap could be as high as $7 trillion over the next decade. in the future decade. how that much money is currently falling through the cracks and we here in congress wouldn't want to address that is staggering to me. chair powell, in the remaining time that i have, you know, when you appeared before this committee in july, i asked you about the need for greater public and private investment. i talked about how investment raises the potential growth rate, increasing productivity, and raising living standards. i also asked you about the impact of supply chain vulnerabilities, on inflation. what you repeatedly testified to be one of the major drivers of inflation. as part of the build back better act, i worked to include language to increase our investment in domestic manufacturing and support supply chain resiliency. ultimately, this legislation took the form of authorizing $500 million for the use of the defense production act for the purposes of supporting

dean and ida, stick around for us. one thing is clear, aaron rogers, antonio brown both violated nfl covid protocols. you cannot deny that. why did rogers just get fined and brown suspended? i'll break it down after the break. i'll break it down after the break. ♪ so light 'em up, up, up light 'em up, up, up ♪ ♪ light 'em up, up, up ♪ ♪ i'm on fire ♪ ♪ so light 'em up, up, up light 'em... ♪ like many people with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's disease, i was there. be right back. but my symptoms were keeping me from where i needed to be. so i talked to my doctor and learned humira is the #1 prescribed biologic for people with uc or crohn's disease. and humira helps people achieve remission that can last, so you can experience few or no symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and

[inaudible] i am deferring to the dean because the dean has been working with leadership to find the appropriate resolution. what we do know and will say is this kind of hateful rhetoric and action cannot go without punishment. there has to be accountability. i remember her explicitly saying that we have to have honor and decency and if and when the republican press fails to do so it is going to be our job to do that with current republicans to speak up on this has been adam kissinger i can't speak for him. you have to ask him this question. what i will say is that the silence speaks for itself. if they want to get rid of this kind of toxic, hateful behavior in their conference, they have to take action. >> in your mind something like that. >> we've already passed the resolution condemning islam a phobia. this is the problem that exists within the republican conference and that is the problem given to us. >> what do you think is the appropriate punishment? >> i will say that my call has been for there to be an appropriate action taken. the decision that it would be deemed for it to b

so we're back now with liam donovan and dean obeidallah. liam, dean said it was basically a white nationalist organization. dean, i think you said, what, like fascist? it also has sort of fascist -- >> yes. >> liam? >> look, i think every republican communicator in america hopes they embrace dean's messaging for november. look, i think we're several weeks away from democrats running a strategy that was noun, verb, donald trump. i don't think noun, verb, marjorie taylor greene or fascist or white nationalist is going to work any better. people can see and differentiate between a glenn youngkin and a donald trump or a glenn youngkin and a marjorie taylor greene. so i think as a campaign strategy, that's just, you know, not going to pass the eye test. i certainly wouldn't associate with a party that i thought to be that kind of group. but, look, there are people who are obviously out there saying things that i wouldn't associate myself with. i think that's the fight nancy mace is trying to get to, and i think that's what leadership is trying t

it's a dean's list. b. plus in theaters only i. >> trains that just >> my we don't use word in there. the first matrix movie was mindblowing with its revolutionary concepts and dazzling visual effects. but i always felt like the second and 3rd matrix movies took themselves way too seriously creating meticulously over layered concepts. they were just playing hard to follow. but still things were pretty much wrapped up 18 years ago for neo and trinity reeves and carrie anne now the 4th in the series is out the matrix resurrection dabbling in nostalgia but still digging into the complexity with concepts like both isis to wrap your head around. that's too much work for the escape of a movie laurence fishburne has been replaced as morpheus py yy my team, the second who does a nice impersonation. but leads me to another movie pet peeve. you have to have seen the other 3 matrix movies to even begin to understand the characters and the mythology of matrix resurrections. >> the movie needs to stand on its own. will

let's bring in dean again. here's to -- i am petitioning -- i have no sway here but i am going to petition lorne michaels at "snl" to replay the betty white episode this saturday. it would be good timing. i am also going to petition everybody there who might be in charge of a television network who has the ability to retear a betty white marathon, maybe a "the golden girls" marathon. all those those are probably available every day. looking back, what is the show, what is the clip that you are going to turn to first after you get finished talking to me? do we have dean? hello? see, if i was betty white, i would have something funny to say to that. i don't think we have dean. do we have -- do we have liz? liz, you are hear with me. >> yes, liz is on -- >> liz, you would never leave me. okay. so when you get finished talking to me, when i finish holding you captive here, what are you going to turn to? >> i am going to turn to "the mary tyler moore show." because it was just so formative for me growing up in minne

. >> i will have to forgive you, i am not dean. i am will cain. >> sorry. it's will cain. >> [laughing]. dean, it's been about a year maybe. you have never been called will cain, have you? >> i never get called will cain. it doesn't happen. i love that so much. that makes my whole day! >> [laughing]. >> if pete will do it, i am happyy. >> i am sure you can consider it done. on the block. joe biden has a warning it all republicans who are thinking about running in the mid-terms. watch. >> now we look at 2022. i want to tell my republican friends, get ready, pal, you are going in for a problem. >> you got that? you are in for a problem. >> well, i wrote that down because i wanted to get the words exactly right. get ready bal, you are in for a problem. he is a gaffe machine. it's gotten to the point you are concerned for a february of reasons. that's not english. secondly, 2022, i don't know if he's seen his poll numbers and telling the republicans, bal, you are in for a problem in 2022. i don't think that's the case. his poll numbers

. >>> we still have liz, eric, and -- let's bring in dean. we were talking about betty white's comedic timing. i'm curious. i know there's so many female medians out there, who say she was -- she was their north star. she was the person that this were trying to be. she inspired so many. >> she did. having liz on, katy, to talk about that was great. i worked at snl not when betty white hosted, but i worked there with tina fey, amy poehler and other great performers. you could see the love by them when betty white came to host in 2010? comedy keeps you young? spirit. i was so much younger. and political news. betty white at 99, i really encourage -- go watch clips when she hosted snl at 88 years old. there's a great sketch with her and tina faye, and living in a house with tina comes to take the census. it was hilarious. i challenge anyone to stay up until 1:00 in the morning, to 1:00 in the morning. if you're 50 or 60, she was 88. i can assure you. it was late night after late night. she had the energy to carry a show, and tina and amy were pa

dean argues his office is doing what it is supposed to do to police to make arrests and when the police to make arrests. it's up to me to hold them accountable. and that's exactly what i do. when the police brought me 5 arrests from the union square last my we filed felony charges against all 5 of them. when asked whether he's being made a scapegoat. booting says the city's issues run deeper than prosecuting crime. we have a housing crisis. we have over those cases. there are lots areas that we need our public health partners are housing partners to step up and solve these problems. we cannot lock our way out. >> out of poverty. >> now, that was dan thorn reporting now dean is set that out of state. dark money has been beh%nd the effort to oust him. the recall election is going to take place next june. the real war continues to grow for information leading to an arrest in the murder of a kron 4 security guard that reward for information in the death of kevin nishita now stands at $38,500. she was shot while protecting a kron 4 journalists on assignment in oakland back on november 24th.

it's a dean's list. b. plus in theaters only i. >> trains that just >> my we don't use word in there. the first matrix movie was mindblowing with its revolutionary concepts and dazzling visual effects. but i always felt like the second, 3rd matrix movies took themselves way too seriously creating meticulously over layered concepts. they were just playing hard to follow. but still things were pretty much wrapped up 18 years ago for neo and trinity reeves and carrie and now, the 4th in the series is out the matrix resurrection dabbling in nostalgia but still digging into the complexity with concepts like both isis to wrap your head around. that's too much work for the escape of a movie laurence fishburne has been replaced as morpheus py yy my team, the second who does a nice impersonation. but leads me to another movie pet peeve. you have to have seen the other 3 matrix movies to even begin to understand the characters and the mythology of matrix resurrections. >> the movie needs to stand on its own. i will s

and i am a school and said, oh gosh, but don't you feel and wish you can give us a any a motel as you dean for a month or a b r do are by shelley or celine or i've been in salina about she so i show a . 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 wow, a lot easier is yolanda and alicia. question for sure. on which course i shouldn't be there you go a bit. i don't know doesn't look a better man. who are you there man. he was not able to say, but in my name's most of all i get a b and sadly focus on the old one last night when i came back. hi susan, this is sheila julia, a one shuttle calling these calls that you had sent in that? oh my for me that but in jim in man, but when i'm the head i duck i finished long ago, i quoted you the local honeymoon zone. read should it should be calling with new in german. ringback or about how i'm going to be she here, almost that body of god. for with in the houses they look, phone fugitive. good looking, eat, eat, noticed if americans in their archy. sure. why then come but them had a law and home salmonella, deans from their name or a bundle of national publicity. not only sharon has

i'm emily dean's come up there. me off a bunch of things on national publicity. let me share, have a sampler and of all she enveloped by the leisure lane to rush little fish from all the novel cooling wi fi. okay. last one. you can 1st either get i need to get a key from school here. question. you don't need my help the shane connor and then shouldn't have any way there. hm. if it took them to lee, if somebody was with adult headed b, b, it's a whole i only took themselves be it could do up legal. i had up tamika with farmers' is going to live up a what is those job a ah mm hm with mm mm mm mm mm. in the far reaches of the new siberian islands, gold rush, fever is in the air, hunted, searching for priceless woolly mammoth tusks of another, the holy grail. an incredible journey into the realms of science fiction, where cloning and synthetic biology have scientists playing god. witness genesis to point toe, the hunt for the woolly mammoth anom jazeera. ah hell i, we've got some wet weather when she weather, making its way across. central parts of canada. right. sla

dean's list. b plus in theaters only. >> and continuing with oscar-winning actors going behind the camera to direct. >> is george clooney's the tender bar. it starts ben affleck is a likable bartender in a long island park set in the early 1970's around which band of characters come in and out. jogging beers and telling tales about their crazy lives affleck get his clientele are charming. it's a little like the tv show cheers. but without the constant one-liners, not really sure that i got much more out of this. then a really nice story. i give it a dean's list b minus its in theaters. now and coming to amazon prime on january 7. >> and that was dean richards reporting. tesla says it is going to disable all video games and its cars and the consul screen 12, the cars are in motion. this is after an uproar from safety experts who argued it would only lead to distracted drivers tesla argued that it was only for passengers. but authorities weren't buying that now drivers and passengers can only play w

most i really can't stay, it's cold outside ♪ jesse: joining me to discuss is dean cain. do we have to put an ankle bracelet around buddy's leg after that scene. >> buddy is like a 5-year-old kid. he's like a child ref he willing in the love of christmas and that lovely song, baby it's cold outside which they call a rapey song. cancel culture cancels everything else. not even bud why it elf is immune unfortunately. jesse: santa claus, i guess this is a racially insensitive joke. >> ♪ i'm dreaming of a white christmas ♪ >> what are you talking about? everybody likes denny's. it's an america institution. jesse: there is asian businessmen at denny's, that's insensitive? >> i am asian. i don't see what's racist. a bunch of japanese businessmen are having dinner at denny's. i don't see why people got upset about that. they talk about santa claus and they say he's getting fat shamed. these are the people who will tell you on twitter that you look fat. i would think they are absolutely and completely overblown. jesse: it seems like you might be a little sensitive to people o

i'm emily dean's come there. me off a bundle of 2 nations publicity n. let me share have a sampler. and of all she enveloped by the leisure lane to rush to finish from all the novel, cooling wi fi. okay. last one. you can 1st either get i need to get a key from school here. question. you don't need my help. the change in shouldn't have to be any way there. hm. if it took them to lee of some leaders with adult headed b, shy, the beautiful i only took themselves be it could do up legal i had up tamika with with how much is going to give up a what is those job a ah mm hm. with mm mm mm mm mm. in the far reaches of the new siberian islands, gold rush, fever is in the air, hunters searching for priceless woolly mammoth tasks of an earth, the holy grail. an incredible journey into the realms of science fiction, where cloning and synthetic biology have scientist playing god. witness genesis to point toe, the hunt for the woolly mammoth on al jazeera. ah and with hello there, let's have a look at the weather in australia and it's all about the exceptional heat. we've got heat wave condition

dean, thank you very much. ainsley: thank you, dean have a great weekend. >> thanks. yes, you too, thanks. ainsley: let's check in with senior meteorologist janice dean for our fox weather forecast. >> hello, good morning the weekend is here, all-american christmas tree, you have to come by if you're in manhattan, 46th right near 6th avenue, and you can come see it and take some pictures and we'll have the big lighting by the way on sunday on fox news and fox nation. let's take a look at the weather you know, not too bad today, tomorrow, look at some of these temperatures, we broke all-time record heat in phoenix, oklahoma city, and atlanta, sacramento as well, we'll hang on to the warm temperatures especially across the southern and central plains things are going to change starting this weekend with the storm system moving into the northwest that moves into the midwest, and then eventually come towards the northeast on monday and tuesday, so that's going to be the big weather maker. if you want to track weather, you know you can do it. foxweather.com, you can log on

so dean and i've been to boils the water. she fetches from the lake. she has 5 children. when i began, we boiled drinking water using charcoal, and if we don't have it, we use firewood. otherwise we will be drinking very dirty water that comes at a cost to the environment to make charcoal trees are cut down. forest also had to be clear to make space for the settlement, but there is another way to provide safe, clean drinking water, sour be rooney, and henri athena run to. so fisher a social enterprise that makes automated low cost filters. this set up costs $1200.00. the money was donated by somebody in the united states. it supplies enough water for about 900 people out of 830000 in the settlement. but it's still a start. there was a that was is through our field that is the water from the lake. you can see this is that the original order from the nik. i'm been outright versus through the filter. this is that is out that we get out of the wounds. he lost a brother to colorado. he drank contaminated water, access to clean water is a human right to sufficient aims to deliv

the granite needs to be cleaned every few months. lim, it can be reused about dean and have been too, is intrigued if you feel to water this way, you no longer have to boil it or buy charcoal, which means lower emissions and costs. and there is another advantage. every time we stole anastasia filter, we train that women around our community to make sure that they have access to safe drinking water in their homes. and they can also go and train either people or, or so mecca these, what a fuel does, then sell them to an, an extra income for themselves. so to be room g and henry of piano installed the 1st large filtering system using granite in central uganda. in a school near the capital kampala, several 100 pupils now have access to clean water and fall sick. less often. utilities safe hasn't have anything so has helped me a lot cause i'm no longer suffering will take for you and even i stuff only pay for it and i was like, i don't even go to school tooth. the fisher has quantify the impact that use of its filters has on the environment in terms of trees protected and c, o 2 emissions.

dean steiner. [ applause ] >> bringing up the notes here. mascot. i w >> probably the best thing about being a speaker is when you can take your mask off. so i want to thank dede for a wonderful introduction and mark for remembering an old paper i wrote about land grant universities some decades ago. my first faculty job was at washington state university in pullman in the region of the pacific northwest. the washington state university campus was a utilitarian affair, reflecting its agricultural and mechanical arts heritage as a land grant college. across the street from my office and my office was in this building which is called johnson hall which i just learned is being torn down now, but across from my office was an aging cougar living out his years in a metal cage. during the long winters, i fantasized about setting butch, his name, free, as i waited in vein for somebody to rescue him or put him out his misery. a statue of butch existing, which is probably better. surrounding the hills were spectacularly beautiful, and they had lots of winter

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thank you so much, dean o'beda la and molly john fas. i think we're going to talk more about this, there's much more of our christmas "the cross connection" spectacular coming up. but first a look at today's headlines. >>> good morning, i'm lindsey riser with an msnbc news update on this christmas morning. surging covid cases have caused more than 2,500 flights to be canceled in the u.s. today alone. airlines say positive cases have hit their pilots and crews hard this holiday season. >>> so far this month, 3.4 million americans have contracted covid. the states that you see here in red and orange report a rise in cases over the past 72 hours. >>> meanwhile, it's a wild christmas weather wise in the u.s. parts of the pacific northwest are getting a rare white christmas. the sierra nevadas could get up to ten feet of snow, and then in the southwest storms and high winds could knock out power lines and make driving pretty tricky. >>> and pope francis delivering his annual christmas message in vatican city. the pontiff talked about keeping

ah, a marion evans dean. it's good to have you with us. the dutch government has announced that the netherlands will go into a hard lockdown beginning on sunday morning. dont' prime minister margotto said the lockdown was unavoidable due to a 5th wave caused by the army kron variant. last minute shoppers, phil city, streets ahead of the announcement. all non essential shops will close as well as bars restaurants, schools. your facility is hairdressers, and cinemas. the restrictions are planned until at least the 14th of january when joining us now from brussels is did over your correspondent, bad and eager advance get to see you. so what exactly do these new restrictions in the netherlands mean for the dutch public? i mean, we've already seen very tight restrictions in place for a week, so what's changing the dividends will come to a grinding hold again, beginning from tomorrow. so far the restrictions were only in place, so kicking in after 5 pm, but now everything is closing down, including scores and kindergartens. and you're only allow

i want to bring in presidential candidate howard dean. he will be joined, as mentioned, by another doctor shortly. governor dr. dean, when the president lays this all out, he is trying to walk the line. there are things that can be done, vaccination at the top of the list, boosters a part of it, and then there are things we don't know yet, but he's trying to give people expectations. what did you think of that line he walked today? >> i think he's doing a very, very good job, and i don't say that just to be a shell for the democrats. the trick in something like this is to amass as much evidence as you can and that's very hard to do early on. i think a lot of mistakes have been made by reasonable and reputable news organizations is to have people on who make definitive statements. we don't know. that's the only honest thing we can say is we don't know. now, there are clues. there was a south african study recently, like today, that showed that the new variant may be up to three times more infectious than delta, which is also much more infe

eric fido dean fagel dean, i'm sorry, in washington, dc. he was one of the 1st us medical professionals to raise the alarm about corona virus way back in january 2020. and we asked him now whether he agrees with the epidemiologist, who was saying that omicron is more transmissible, but less deadly. then alpha beta and the delta variance. thanks for having the i that is generally with understanding, but actually i think where people are not understand correctly is that much a little and missile. but it is actually about 5 times more transmissible. and i think that will actually translate to exponential more cases. the interim me institute estimates 3000000000 people will potentially be impacted in the next 3 months. basically, 2 years worth of induction so far in the world compressed the 3 months. and it milder it's actually a mis information because in many ways it's intrinsically about the same as delta. it's just that now there's more reinfection of those with vaccines and a previous infection. so it looks milder, but actually intrinsical

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i'm dean richards. wow. look at all the old stuff snow to dean richards right in line with a lot of the other reviews i've heard a plus side story has to be spilled berg. >> a lot of people are saying is the best thing he's made in 20 years. oh, my all right. right up there. all right. i'm determined to fit it into my very busy having to be free. if you get on monday, what you ok, i'll do that. i guess i should go, oh, i need to change any to going sunday. i was thinking, you know what, i'm going have to look at new times. okay. because rain also. yeah. rain rainy day on sunday. so enjoy today and tomorrow outside sunday's the movie day he utters i think are probably going to be packed on that one. >> certainly at least get out there for a little bit today. it's crystal clear outside near east bay hills camera right here. >> and even though temperatures are chilly. it is one of the nicest days we're going to have for a minute in this forecast. winter is really settling in and even honor clear days. you can c

ah, i'm mary evans, dean, it's good to have you with us. scientists are celebrating the launch of the most powerful telescope ever built. the james web space telescope lifted off a border rocket from the european space agency base in french guiana. is home little, provide new in science about the origins of the universe and possibly extra terrestrial life. and we have in store this question, a new era of space exploration takes off on board the biggest and most advanced astronomical observatory ever launched. the james web space telescope will help solve mysteries about the formation of stars, and scan exit planets for signs of life celebrations back on earth at the european space agency space in french kiana. scientists are ecstatic about the discoveries to come, wept mission to understand exile planets. i think goes really to some of the core of our humanity. these fundamental questions of, are we alone in a universe? where do we come from? where do we go? the universe is so huge, and i think that out there somewhere there will be life for we don't know. we have to build large instr

it's a great job you both on the show today, dean, cultural, start with you. what you make of the current situation. we're in, we're businesses are paying more to higher, but that increase is getting cancelled out by the increased cost of living. rachel, it's the case that in november versus october, real hourly wages net of inflation fell. 0.4 percent. reflecting what you said, that wage price increases are simply not keeping pace with price inflation of the gas pump, et cetera. what we're seeing is a large number of workforces in the united states, taking advantage of the supply of labor shortage to go on strike. there is a large number of strikes on the in the u. s. at this time, and the bottom. and here is that we're just not going to be able to see a level of wage inflation. that is gonna keep pace with this current price inflation. and of course, companies like google don't want to respond precipitously because after all, they've been hearing the fed say 4 months that this inflation is only temporary. so why lock in permanent wage increases in response t

it's great to have you both on the show today, dean, cultural, start with you. what you make of the current situation. we're in, we're businesses are paying more to higher, but that increase is getting cancelled out by the increased cost of living. rachel, it's the case, but in november versus october, real alley wages. net of inflation fell. 0.4 percent. reflecting what you said, that wage price increases are simply not keeping pace with price inflation at the gas pump, et cetera. what we're seeing is a large number of workforces in the united states, taking advantage of the supply of labor shortage to go on strike. there is a large number of strikes on the in the u. s. at this time, and the bottom. and here is that we're just not going to be able to see a level of wage inflation. that is gonna keep pace with this current price inflation. and of course, companies like google don't want to respond precipitously because after all, they've been hearing the fed say 4 months that this inflation is only temporary. so why lock in permanent wage increases in response t

it's a great job you both on the show today, dean, cultural, start with you. what you make of the current situation. we're in, we're businesses are paying more to higher, but that increase is getting cancelled out by the increased cost of living. rachel, it's the case, but in november versus october, real hourly wages net of inflation fell. 0.4 percent. reflecting what you said, that wage price increases are simply not keeping pace with price inflation at the gas pump, et cetera. what we're seeing is a large number of workforces in the united states, taking advantage of the supply of labor shortage to go on strike. there is a large number of strikes on the in the u. s. at this time. and the bottom here is that we're just not going to be able to see a level of wage inflation. that is gonna keep pace with this current price inflation. and of course, companies like google don't want to respond precipitously because after all they've been hearing the fed say 4 month slap this inflation is only temporary. so why lock in permanent wage increases in response to watts

dean obeidallah is here. liam donovan is a republican strategists. good to see both of you. this is nuts, but i want to hear how you feel. liam, you, you know, have representative green calling nancy mace trash and gop leadership is essentially missing in action with mccarthy refusing to say anything publicly. what is happening with your party? >> look, i think the details of this spat will be forgotten by the time we are pouring eggnog but it's indicative of the tension we're seeing come to head throughout the year and in someways it's been true for the past decade within the republican party. leadership is no longer the last word. there is an 800-pound gorilla in south florida watching this play out on cable tv. a little different and a little new informs what leadership posture here is which is staying, trying to keep the peace behind the scenes and really just saying guys, get out of the way. we're close to a majority we can taste it after virginia, new jersey. the goal is to not screw it up. that informs the posture of leadership. >> listen, greene says she talked with

the dean barbara has more from london. oh, the supporters of julian assange. it's a worrying moment. 2 judges at the high call in london have ruled the wiki leaks found a can be expedited to the united states to face espionage charges, as and his partner with whom he has 2 young children, was there to hear the decision. it's been almost a year since i stood outside court with our victory as the blocking alley, extradition for the past year. and the past year, 2 years and a half joanne has remained in bel marsh prison. and in fact, he has been detained since the 7th of december 2010 in one form for another 11 years for how long can this go on? the decisions based on assurance is presented by lawyers for the u. s. government at october's appeal hearing. they said assigns wouldn't be subject to solitary confinement or held at a maximum security prison. they also said they had diplomatic assurances he could serve any prison sentence in his native australia. judges here effectively decided there was now no reason to believe assange would be a clear suicide risk, wh

, it's great to have you both on the show today, dean, cultural, start with you. what you make of the current situation. we're in, we're businesses are paying more to higher, but that increase is getting cancelled out by the increased cost of living. rachel, it's the case, but in november versus october, real hourly wages net of inflation fell. 0.4 percent. reflecting what you said, that wage price increases are simply not keeping pace with price inflation at the gas pump, et cetera. what we're seeing is a large number of work forces in the united states, taking advantage of the supply of labor shortage to go on strike. there is a large number of strikes on the in the u. s. at this time. and the bottom line here is that we're just not going to be able to see a level of wage inflation that is going to keep pace with this current price inflation. and of course, companies like google don't want to respond precipitously because after all they've been hearing the fed say 4 months that this inflation is only temporary. so why lock in permanent wage increases in response

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but unfortunately, dean is back. how are your finances? pfft, what finances? his operation was postponed. it could be almost two years before it's rescheduled. i can't keep doing this, you know what i mean? this is ridiculous. it's great britain — we should be able to live now. there are at least nine food banks in sandwell, and this week, like every week, they'll try to lift the spirits of every family they meet. do you like sweets? michael buchanan, bbc news, west bromwich. before we go tonight — a thought for those many thousands of people whose christmas plans, for the second year running, have been disrupted or ruined by the ongoing public health crisis. our corespondent andrew plant has been talking to a range of people about their hopes for christmas and how they've been adapting. sherie and kate's first christmas together in their new home. merry christmas. but any party plans have gone on hold after both tested positive for covid. we are in isolation until... till the day after boxing day, so we can't go anywhere, so we're going to enjoy it here.

dean's list. b plus in theaters only. >> and continuing with oscar-winning actors going behind the camera to direct. >> is george clooney's the tender bar. it starts ben affleck is a likable bartender in a long island bark set in the early 1970's around which corky band of characters come in and out. jogging beers and telling tales about their crazy lives. affleck get his clientele are charming. it's a little like the tv show cheers. but without the constant one-liners, not really sure that i got much more out of this. then a really nice give it a dean's list b minus its in theaters. now and coming to amazon prime now and coming to amazon prime on january 7. rn about covid-19 the more questions and worries we have. calhope can help with free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. hi honey! hi mommy! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. hush little baby...don't say a word... but if slow upload speeds turns your goodnight call into an a

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dean says saying fear mongering is being used to hurt his record. he argued his office is doing what it's supposed to do. >> the data. look at the evidence we're doing whatever we can to hold people who commit crimes accountable and to make san francisco safer for everyone. and when the police to make arrests. it's up to me to hold them accountable. and that's exactly what i do. when the police brought the 5 arrests for the union square last my burglaries. we filed felony charges against all 5 of them. >> the dean said out of state money has been behind the effort to oust or him. the recall election is set to take place next june. to the south bay now where san jose police say a suspected hit and run driver has surrendered himself to police hours after the crash. that incident happening around 7.30, last night along tully road and quimby road. it's an east san jose near the telly corners shopping center. police say a 51 year-old woman was walking outside of a crosswalk when she was hit and the driver drove off. officers say the victim died at the sc

joining me now is madeleine dean and steve schmidt. congresswoman dean, i want to start with you. the challenge with what meadows is doing, is he's given information. let me give you a couple examples what he's already turned over. the text messages, this is what chairman benie thompson wrote you turned this over. the text messages that you did produce include on november 6th, 2020 text exchange with a member of congress apparently appointing alternate electors in certain states as part of a plan the member acknowledged into which meadows said i love it. he also described more things meadows has given over. an early 2021 text message exchange on the ellipse and text messages about the need to issue public statements that could have stopped the january 6th on the capitol. he gave information and wrote an entire book with information in it they could simply read to him in theory upon what basis could he possibly believe he does not have to appear before this committee? you're an attorney if you can help me out with that. >> i don't think it has anything to do with the law. i think i

janice dean says she's always maintained her criticism was never about politics. newsmax is dropping his white house correspondent. emerald robinson was taken off the air after tweeting about covid vaccines in a way that force the network to distance itself writing dear christians, the vaccines contain a bioluminescent marker so you can be tracked. read the last book of the new testament to see how this ends. robinson doubled down to the point where twitter permanently banned her and now newsmax is not renewing her contract. sarah silverman the comedian and podcast her likes msnbc joe-- jewelry read but chided her for a misleading item about ron desantis she got hammered by the left in part for daring to criticize a black commentator. >> we can't even criticize the people our own side, can't even critique anyone in your own party without punishment. i did not criticize joy and because she's black, but because she's a harvard educated journalist with the responsibility ideally of showing the whole picture and not just a piece of the picture. howard: sarah silverman

chris coamo lasting own janice dean in text to his brother after dean criticized the former new york governor for his handling of the nursing home situation during the pandemic, 9,000 people with covid were put back in those nursing homes and, of course, as you know, janice dean, her in-laws both died at the time. it is a disgrace that he was trying to do that, chris cuomo deserved to be fire and that's my flop this week. that's going to do it for us. see you back here at 5:00 p.m. eastern time for the big sunday show. the fox report with jon scott start now. ♪ ♪ jon: severe tornado outbreak tearing through several states overnight killing dozens and leaving miles long paths of terrible destruction. good evening, i'm jon scott and this is the fox report. ♪ ♪ jon: president biden approved emergency disaster declaration for kentucky where governor andy basheer say that at least 70 people has died as a result of the storms. the governor expects that number will rise. the the powerful storms leveled homes and destroyed buildings throughout the state including in mayfield where th