on my first day as i was sworn in my then colleague stephen clean on —- stephen king claimed there may be 4 pounds of c4 under it to wipe out half of congress. but the truth is that is lawful via pervades our culture, our politics, and even policy decisions. cable news host, leading politicians in the republican party routinely espouse hateful rhetoric about the religion with a diverse group of more than 1 billion peaceful worshipers around the world. this includes falsely claiming they want to replace the constitution and implement sharia law. those that are inherently violent that they are oppressed and muslims hate other religions. but the most pervasive is the constant suggestion that all muslims are terrorists and should be feared. so in a sitting member of congress calls a colleague a member of the jihad squad and falsely falsifies a story to suggest i will blow up that capital, it is not just an attack on me that on millions of muslims across this country. we of course know this is not the first incident. in may, she said my colleagues and i are politicians with suicide belt str

king novel, and to witness the reaction of our political leaders this week, you would think it was indeed some alien germ that had been put at the tip of a meteor headed for earth. our politicians

king novel, and to witness the reaction of our political leaders this week, you would think it was indeed some alien germ that had been put at the tip of a meteor headed for earth. our politicians will use this again to tighten our freedoms. we will talk to scott atlas. the supreme court is hearing the most important abortion case of the generation. will we see a major precedent overturned? plus the smash and grabs continuing in california. how progressives have made that state a paradise for criminals. hello and welcome. we will have a financial panelist liz peek and real clear politics tom devin. omicron is the 15th letter of the greek alphabet. it is also the latest name give ton the mutation of the covid -- given to the mutation of the covid virus. it is an anagram of the word mo ronnic which is fitting because that seems to be the right way to describe the response of so many people to the news last week that the variant which was discovered in south africa has begun circulating around the world. >> the federal government needs to require vaccines, including booster shots for everyon

i'm a big stephen king fan. as my wife will attest, i do have a dark side, i'm fascinated by the darkness of life and one of my books, in the heart of the sea, that lighthearted tale of survival cannibalism. i love this stuff. the story is i did not want to make this an inspiring story the climaxes with the first thanksgiving. it seemed to me other things as well. one of the convictions in writing history is there's this tendency to look at the past as a simpler time. people knew what they were about and seemed fated to make the journey in life that led to where we are today and that is hogwash. the past was just as conflicted and terrifying if the present is not more so. we learn more who we are as human beings when we look at the dark side and there is light there and travels -- "travels with george: in search of washington and his legacy" is one of the few books where i wanted to purposely go out there and not focus on the division. we all know what is going on with the division. i to to know what is still ho

. >> well, i am a big stephen king fan. my wife will attest and our children. i do have a dark side. i'm fascinated by the darkness of life and one of my books in the heart of the sea is that light hearted tail of survival cannibalism. i just love this stuff. when people knew were they were about and seemed fated to make the journey in life that's led to where we are today. that's what interests me. i think we learn a lot more about who we are as human beings. i wanted to know what the still holding us together. that's what i was looking for. i wasn't looking to go into the depths of that discord. >> set the stage a little bit. what was he faced with? >> i think it's a surprise for a lot of people. we did not i vent partisanship. it's opinion around from the absolute beginning. it was a very controversial document. there was no organized political parties but there were two factions. there were the federalists who were fans of the constitution and the strong national government it created and then there were those who distrusted the very fact there was this str

. >> i'm a big stephen king fan. you know, i -- as my wife will attest and my children, i do have a dark side. i'm fascinated by the darkness of life and, you know, one of my books in the heart of the sea is that light hearted tail of survival cannibalism. [laughter] >> i just -- i just love this stuff and for me, even my story of the pilgrims. i did not want to make this an inspiring story that climaxes with the first thanksgiving. it seemed to me that other things happened as well and one of the convictions that i've had in writing history is that there's the endency -- tendency to look in the past at a simpler time when people knew what they were about and seemed fade today make journey in life that lead to where we are today and that's hogwash. the past was just as conflicted if not more so and that's what interest me because i think we learn a lot more about who we are as human beings when we look at the dark side and, yes, there is light there and i have to say travel with george is one of my few books where i

previous winners of this award include toni morrison, stephen king, walter mosley and gwendolyn brooks. they enrich the literary heritage through the five-year ward. an extraordinary impact anterior to present the metal. the novel the sympathizer won the pulitzer prize for fiction and numerous other awards. nothing ever dies vietnam in the memory of war. the national book award for nonfiction. a university professor in the chair of english at the university of southern california and a recipient of fellowships from the guggenheim and macarthur foundation. wow. with great pleasure i would like to welcome -- one of the most inventive and unpredictable writers whose work i've had the pleasure of reading. it is a real honor to have this opportunity to say a few words. not least of all, an asian american and japanese-american writer. i mention these because there book span all of them. travel across many borders. the stories of diverse peoples in the americas and polluting those of asian descent. karen has been enormously meaningful to me. someone who was saved by discovering asian american

he overdue. >> stephen: he wants to be king. >> he's supposed to be king. it's good to be king. >> stephen: what about him and lady macbeth? is that a good relationship? ( laughter ) i'm just curious. like, as an actor, do you like to investigate, because she's certainly known for puhing him, you know. she's push will him. "go be king! go be king!" do they have a loving relationship? do you and frances talk about that? >> yes, we changed a line that talked about her ability to have children. she could not have an heir. she could not have a child. and that was a fristrawgz of hers. and, you know, like i said, we are up in years, and we felt like it was our turn. and most importantly, he dived into the dark side. he listened to the devil. he listened to the witches. he listened to those people. and they took him down. >> stephen: we have to take a quick break, but don't go anywhere. we'll be right back with more mr. denzel washington, everybody. ( cheers and applause ). ♪ ♪ ♪ this holiday season, give your family the gift that keeps on... going? our ver

. >> stephen: and you play sergeant king, i believe. >> yes. >> stephen: tell the people what the movie is about. >> it's a true life story about charles monroe king, a first sergeant, and he basically wrote a journal to his son while he was at war. a beautiful family, man. he wrote a journal to his son while he was at war on how to be a man, all the things and life lessons he wanted to tell him in case he didn't make it back. unfortunately, he tinted make it back from war but he had the journal. the movie is about dana kennedy, the love of his life, who basically took the journal, wrote a novel, and we adapted it, turned it into a script, and it's about love, it's about sacrifice, it's about passing on your legacy, passing on life lessons, how to be a better person, and how to cherish the people that are around you wile you're here because time waits for nobody, and especially this last couple of years, i think with the quarantine and pandemic, i think we all kind of had a news flash that you have to cherish the moments that you have with the people you care about because tomorrow isn'

that's-- the big baby king would nail this, i know, and dad's watching. >> stephen: what do you need to do? >> okay, i just need to breathe and i need everyone to do this and follow my lead. ( clapping ) ( audience claps in time ) ♪ ann and max and jonathan and jonathan and kerri ♪ david, tim, no tim was just a guest ♪ from june to january margaret, lisa, david, susie ♪ stephen, joe, and sam and elsa, the bill ♪ collector's dream who is still on the lam ♪ don't forget the neighbors, michelle and gay ♪ more like a family than the family, hey ♪ this is the life bobo bobo bobo ♪ this is the life bobo bobo bobo ♪ this is the life bobo bobo bobo, bo-- bohemia! ♪ ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) >> stephen: larson himself, you know, while his musicals are beloved, didn't live, unfortunately, to see the success. and i know that, you know, his-- the film was dedicated to his memory. i know that you yourself have suffered great grief just recently with the loss of your mother and i'm sorry for your family's loss. >> thank you. >> stephen: and i'm wondering how doin

stephen curry, the all-time three-point king of the nba. >> this just happened tonight, and it was a special moment for steph curry. and really all basketball fans. with that shot and that hug there from his mom and dad, he becomes the all-time leader in three-pointers made. really the greatest shooter in nba history. this is in new york city at madison square garden, against the knicks. the game was stopped, an emotional curry hugging everyone in sight. including ray allen, the man who held the record until tonight. we'll have much more on steph curry's historic night on our 7:00 p.m. newscast. >> that was such a great moment. we were just waiting for it, and it happened. >> let's talk about other great athletes. the olympics are 52 days away, and they're fine tuning their craft in the final weeks. >> a lot of sailors and bobsledders trying to compete in the fourth winter games. she's be returning from beijing to someone more special than all of her medals. >> is he a mommy's boy or daddy's boy? >> no competition. >> niko was born in down's syndrome and also with profound bilateral

there it is, stephen curry, the all-time three-point king in the nba. >> reporter: steph curry hitting this difficult shot from behind the arc to become the nba's all-time leader in three-pointers cementing his legacy as the greatest shooter of all time. >> and now he stands alone at the top of the three-point list. >> reporter: the garden coming to a standstill after the baby faced assassin hit his 2,974th shot from downtown giving the new three-point king a standing ovation. curry sharing an emotional hug with his father dell and giving him that record-breaking ball. also in attendance, previous record holder ray allen embracing curry and telling him, i'm so proud of you. everyone from lebron james to tom brady sending their congratulations on social media. brady saying, what an accomplishment, and lebron tweeting, wow, congrats, brother, incredible. after the game curry presented with a special jersey with that record-breaking number. >> i've been thinking about this number for a long time. i even got it on my shoes, so basketball history, this is pretty special. >> reporter: an emo

that's what i mean about martin luther king used to say stephen edwards was the bible of the civil rights movement. what he meant was whether he agreed with the analysis or not he was basically saying jim crow and racism has a history, and if it has a history it can be defeated, right? that's what i kind of mean about history about history is i read a lot of things these days which written by people who are powerfully committed to a more just society, to defeating the burdens of racism and asleep at of the past. but sometimes in a way of doing it and demonstrating again and again and again that some things have changed but a lot of things remain the same. you kind of independent position of how do we get out of here. >> guest: yes. i think that is something that we struggle with as a society is how do we? i'm not sure any of us have the answers and that's what's so difficult because the laws have changed, the civil rights understood hearts and minds matter but now the laws have changed. i don't know and i think that what is so -- >> host: also progress is that there is this kind of sense

that's what i mean about martin luther king used to say stephen edwards was the bible of the civil rights movement. what he meant was whether he agreed with the analysis or not he was basically saying jim crow and racism has a history, and if it has a history it can be defeated, right? that's what i kind of mean about history about history is i read a lot of things these days which written by people who are powerfully committed to a more just society, to defeating the burdens of racism and asleep at of the past. but sometimes in a way of doing it and demonstrating again and again and again that some things have changed but a lot of things remain the same. you kind of independent position of how do we get out of here. >> guest: yes. i think that is something that we struggle with as a society is how do we? i'm not sure any of us have the answers and that's what's so difficult because the laws have changed, the civil rights understood hearts and minds matter but now the laws have changed. i don't know and i think that what is so -- >> host: also progress is that there is this kind of sense

stephen curry. the all-time three-point king of the nba. >> that was golden state warriors' star steph curry last night breaking the nba record for three-pointers sinking the 2,974th three-point shot of his career. the crowd erupted when curry hit that shot in the first quarter against the knicks. talking to reporters later, curry had some new thoughts about the greatest shooter in the game. >> i never want to call myself the greatest shooter until i got this record, so i'm comfortable saying that now. >> reporter: just to we're clear when people say who is the greatest all-time shooter now? >> i got that, baby. this pure.. ...demands a lotion this pure. new gold bond pure moisture lotion. 24-hour hydration. no parabens, dyes, or fragrances. gold bond. champion your skin. when it comes to autism, finding the right words can be tough.yes, or fragrances. finding understanding doesn't have to be. we can create a kinder, more inclusive world for the millions of people on the autism spectrum. ♪ i see t

stephen curry, the all-time three-point king of the nba! >> with that shot, golden state's steph curry took over the nba's all-time three-point record last night knocking down the 2,974th of his career. that passed the mark said by hall of famer in the 2011. curry reached the milestone over the course of 789 nba games, 511 fewer than it took allen. and still that's how the game has changed. the star guard could change 5 of 14 in the three-point range, in the win over the new york knicks, that brings his career total to 2,977. pretty cool that happened at msg. after the game, curry celebrated with alan miller. here's a little about what curry had to say about the historic night. >> i think everybody talks about the greatest shooter ever and all that conversation, my respect for reggie and ray, guys who set the bar for what it meant to be a sharpshooter. to have the longevity as well. i never wanted to call myself the greatest shooter until i got this record. so, i'm comfortable saying that now. >> just so we're clear, when people say -- >> i

stephen curry, the all-time three-point king of the nba. >> reporter: and that's the shot that did it. steph curry hitting from behind the arc, something he's done thousands of times before but this makes him the nba all-time leader in three-pointers. >> now he stands alone at the top of the three-point list. >> reporter: the warriors game against the knicks came to a stop so curry, his teammates and a raucous star-studded madison square garden crowd could take in the moment. curry immediately went over and shared a hug with his dad dell, a former nba player who was a record shooter in his day, giving him the record-breaking ball. ray allen embraced curry and told him i'm so proud of you and everybody from lebron to brady sending congratulations on social media. brady saying what an accomplishment. lebron tweeting, wow, congrats, brother, incredible. after the game curry was presented with a special jersey bearing that record-breaking number, 2,974. >> i've been thinking about this number for a long time. i even got it on my shoes so basketball history, this is pretty special. >> what

stephen curry, the all-time three-point king in the nba. >> that was three-pointer number 2,974. it happened about halfway through the first quarter. as you see here, a packed crowd at madison square garden in new york curry getting big hugs from his dad. teammates and coaches. what a moment. >> it's fitting, if it wasn't going to happen there in golden state, it's fitting that it would happen at the mecca of sports, msg. and here is the thing. steph curry, he's only 33. so there's a pretty good chance he's going to be able to spend the next five years padding that report >> one of my favorite things you said is he takes lots and lots -- you have to shoot to score. >> he was 5 out of 13. >>> aaa predicted more than 9 million of us will be traveling this year than the year before >> tom costello is at reagan international airport. tom, good morning. >> hey, guys, think about that number 109 million people are going to be traveling over the holidays that's a third of the population so we see travel rebounding strongly more travel than we saw over thanksgiving here is the good news.

stephen curry, the all-time three-point king of the nba. >> hometown pride and history, that was the 2,794th three-pointer of steph curry's career, making him the nba's all-time leader. he's only 33 years old, plenty of time for 3,000, 4,000, 5,000. don't put it past him or my golden state warriors. we will be right back. pay less for electric bills by moving to clean energy. we do it all by making the ultra-wealthy pay their fair share of taxes. it'd be a win for the everyday american family. right when they could really use one. congress, let's get this done. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list event. hey, angie! you forgot your phone! hey lou! angie forget her phone again? yep. lou! mom said she could save up to $400 on her wireless bill by switching to xfinity internet and mobile. with nationwide 5g at no extra cost. and lou! on the most reliable network, lou! smart kid, bill. oh oh so true. and now, the moon christmas special. gotta go! take the savings challenge at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings or visit an xfi

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