jordan. mr. jordan: i want to associate myself the remarks of the chairman and ranking member regarding our colleague from maryland. and what his family is dealing with. mr. chairman, what happened at the capitol on january 6 was as wrong as wrong can be. it i is not what america is about. physical violence of any kind is wrong. we condemn this violence, we commend the men and women of the capitol police for their bravery and we mourn those who have lost their limbs. all political violence should be condemned all the time. this should not be a partisan issue. republicans have been consistent. we condemned the violence last summer and condemned the violence last week. congress needs to stop this effort to remove the president from office just one week before he's set to leave. continued calls to remove the president -- impeach the president or remove him from office using the 25th amendment i don't think is healthy for our nation. this will do nothing to unify or heal the country. the democrats' p

jordan yord -- mr. jordan: thank you, madam speaker. i yield two minutes to the gentleman from arizona, mr. bigs. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognize -- mr. biggs. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arizona is recognized for two minutes. mr. biggs: it is with a morbid curiosity that i watched the beast attempt to devour president donald trump again. the craving to crush president trump has never been satisfied. not through investigations, not through false allegations, and not even through an impeachment that was wholly without merit. and the timing of this impeachment makes little sense. your candidate, your candidate will take office in a few hours and president trump will relinquish the levers of power to president-elect biden. but your craving was never a biden victory, nor was it even a trump defeat. you believe that your hunger will be finally satiated by impeaching this president without completion of his full term of office. you don't merely seek victory, but you seek obliteration of your indemnify sills

jordan yord -- mr. jordan: thank you, madam speaker. i yield two minutes to the gentleman from arizona, mr. bigs. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognize -- mr. biggs. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arizona is recognized for two minutes. mr. biggs: it is with a morbid curiosity that i watched the beast attempt to devour president donald trump again. the craving to crush president trump has never been satisfied. not through investigations, not through false allegations, and not even through an impeachment that was wholly without merit. and the timing of this impeachment makes little sense. your candidate, your candidate will take office in a few hours and president trump will relinquish the levers of power to president-elect biden. but your craving was never a biden victory, nor was it even a trump defeat. you believe that your hunger will be finally satiated by impeaching this president without completion of his full term of office. you don't merely seek victory, but you seek obliteration of your indemnify sills

jordan: i yield. mrs. boebert: i rise today to oppose this impeachment and denounce the recent violence on the capitol just as i opposed the previous impeachment and the violence we witnessed all summer long. make no mistake the hypocrisy of the left is on the full. we got to fight in congress. fight in the courts, fight in the streets. taken behind the gym and beat the hell out of them. go and take trump out tonight. sound familiar? what about the gentlewoman from new york who defended the looting by saying they wanted loaves of bread. do not produce baked goods. where is the accountability for the left after encouraging and normalizing violence? rather than helping american people in this time, we start impeachment that further divides our country. i call bull crap. when i hear the democrats demanding untie, they are only unified in hate. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. mr. nadler: i now yield one minute to the distinguished gentlelady from california one minute. ms. waters: i

erik: this is jordan. lemonis: jordan, nice to meet you. i'm gonna chat with him without you for a little bit. erik: absolutely. yeah. come on, baby. lemonis: i wanted to spend a little time with you and kind of understand. what is your job today here? jordan: i came on in the past couple months to implement new sales strategies. really, whatever i can to bring money in the front door. lemonis: then, so, for every 100 customers that you bring on that are new, what's the retention look like? jordan: from when i've come on, it's about three weeks. lemonis: well, that's not long-term. jordan: exactly. what i've been trying to figure out is why they're not staying. lemonis: there's no mystery here. people aren't staying because the food is subpar. fix the product and improve it, people will sign up for more. -i'm marcus, by the way. -diana: i'm diana. lemonis: diana, nice to meet you. and what do you do here? diana: sales. lemonis: so, how long have you been here? diana: almost two years now. i started, with erik, managing the company, so i've

jordan: mr. chairman, i said joe biden won the election but there were problems with how it was done i think in an unconstitutional fashion and things we objected to. mr. mcgovern: people came here. mr. jordan: you disagree with what justice ginsburg said? mr. mcgovern: people came here because they believed the lie that the president and many people in this chamber perpetrated that this election was not run in a fair and square fashion. and to the president to this day continues to perpetrate the lie that he won this election by a landslide. you want to talk about healing, the people who came here thought the president was telling the truth like many of you who are backing him up are telling the truth and ended up in this terrible ordeal which five people lost their lives. mr. jordan: did you object on january 5, 2017. mr. mcgovern: i didn't say the election was stolen and i acknowledged he was the president the day after the election. hillary clinton conceded the day after the election. [talkin

jordan: reserve. we reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from maryland. mr. raskin: i yield 45 seconds to mr. soto from florida. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for 45 seconds. the gentleman is recognized. mr. soto: mr. speaker, i was in the gallery right behind us when the capitol was breached. then domestic terrorists breached the rotunda. i heard the loud sounds of gunshots through this sacred chamber and my last images were brave capitol police, guns drawn to protect us. this was the this was the first armed insurrection in 00 years. who incited this insurrection? donald j. trump. our resolution states these protests were encouraged by him. he urged millions of his followers to come and stop the steal, which is a lie, and let's say now for the record and for the ages, joe biden won. for this high crime, nearly ripping our country aback, we should be removing him by the 25th amendment or he should be impeached. the speaker pro temp

jordan. >> jordan, you're on mute. >> sorry about that. so, i-should is riyad's sister-in-law, -- share's wife, and she is an incredible woman. she -- it was in talking -- riyad and i went to germany where their family -- bashar and issa and their kids now live, and while there, we're there to -- this book is about riyad and bashar and so we're there to spend time with bashar, but bashar is extremely reserved. and he will open up but it's -- you have to kind of be patient and take your time and there are times when he is just holding back perhaps a bit, whereas isha is this incredibly passionate woman who just -- when she speaks you feel all of the -- everything she has experienced you can hear it in her voice and teal it when you're sitting in the room with her, and so i don't know how i would have written bashar's parts of the book without her voice because she was just such a captivating story-teller, and so much of the book is told through her experience. and she -- the moment that you're referring to is -- i don't feel -- i don't thin

jordan, this deal, we are expecting more news soon. help us think about what will be stimulus, as in immediate aid for the economy, versus broader democratic priorities that may not be part of this specific immediate bill? jordan: i think what you will see first is the immediate covid relief phase where the president-elect will lay out his plan later this evening. we are looking at $1.9 trillion package. after that, we are expecting him to release those priorities you were talking about. think about something he talked about for a long time, infrastructure spending and also measures targeted to address climate change. those are some things we can expect down the road. the most immediate concern is the massive covid relief package he is proposing. romaine: the last couple times we had a major stimulus package it was members of congress who were out front and center pitching and promoting this. this is different. we are seeing the president to be pitching this himself. i'm wondering, how much does that change the equation with regards to

's jordan rods chester -- jordan rochester up shortly. a stronger dollar. everything in europe is down. taking agian krone pummeling today. .rude trading down the norwegian krone has been a gainer of late. we are seeing what is happening in the bond market. trading -50 on the german ten-year. it has come up a lot. also taking a look at the vaccine rollout across the world. prime minister boris johnson saying the rollout is making progress, two point 4 million doses administered. he is warning a lockdown -- 2.4 million doses administered. and he is warning of more lockdowns. >> now is the time for maximum vigilance and observance of the rules and of course if we feel that things are not being properly observed, then we may have to do more. far better for people to obey the rules that we have than to promulgate new rules. alix: joining us is the chair of the british medical association general practice to shares committee. and you were just treating patients until you talk to us and we appreciated. take us inside. are you administering vaccines? how is it goi

>> jordan might be able to. he really enjoyed that part of the story so go ahead. >> you are on mute. >> sorry about that. aisha is bashar's wife and she is an incredible woman. talking -- we went to germany where the family and their kids live and while there, this book is about bashar and riyad alksasem but bashar is extremely reserved. he will open up but you have to be patient and take your time, there are times when he is just holding back a bit whereas aisha is this incredibly passionate woman, when she speaks you just feel all of everything she has experienced you can hear it in her voice, you can feel it when you are sitting in the room with her and so i don't know how i would have written his parts of the book without her voice because she was such a captivating storyteller and so much of the book is told through her experience and the moment you are referring to is, i don't think it is a problem to spoil it. their children followed what became a well trodden path of refugees out of syria crossing from

jordan: mr. speaker, the integrity of the inspector general process and the ability of the president of the united states to appoint inspector generals is dependent on the integrity of the presidential election. during the campaign, vice president biden would get 55 people at an event. president trump got 55,000 at just one rally. president trump increased his vote with africanamericans, increased his vote with hispanic americans, won 19 of 20 republican counties, won ohio by eight, iowa by eight, florida by three, got 11 million more votes than he got in 2016. and house republicans won 27 of 27 tossup races. but somehow joe biden, the guy who barely left his house, won the election? maybe. maybe. but 80 million americans, 80 million americans, both republican and democrats, have their doubts and 60 million americans think the election was stolen. 60 million people, over 1/3 of the electorate, but no one in this town seems to care. democrats don't care. media doesn't care. 80 million of our fello

jordan: reserve. we reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from maryland. mr. raskin: i yield 45 seconds to mr. soto from florida. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for 45 seconds. the gentleman is recognized. mr. soto: mr. speaker, i was in the gallery right behind us when the capitol was breached. then domestic terrorists breached the rotunda. i heard the loud sounds of gunshots through this sacred chamber and my last images were brave capitol police, guns drawn to protect us. this was the this was the first armed insurrection in 00 years. who incited this insurrection? donald j. trump. our resolution states these protests were encouraged by him. he urged millions of his followers to come and stop the steal, which is a lie, and let's say now for the record and for the ages, joe biden won. for this high crime, nearly ripping our country aback, we should be removing him by the 25th amendment or he should be impeached. the speaker pro temp

jordan, thank you very much indeed. thanks - be here today. jordan, thank you very much indeed. thanks very l be here today. jordan, thank you - very much indeed. thanks very much, sall , very much indeed. thanks very much, sally. thank — very much indeed. thanks very much, sally. thank you- _ now, it's less than seven weeks since britain's elfyn evans suffered the heartbreak of missing out on becoming world rally champion for the first time. later this week, he'll renew his efforts to fulfil his dream with the monte carlo rally getting the new season underway. he's been talking to our reporter nick parrott. elfyn evans was leading for championship going into the final round last month. he didn't even need to win to take the crown. but this moment of misfortune and did the welshman's hopes. despite their upset, elfyn evans and his co—driver showed sportsmanship to warn toyota team mate sebastien ogier of the danger. that helped the frenchmen take the title instead succulent iii take the title instead succulent f i wasn't away... the worst possible scenario would be for him t

this sacred land once posted jordan's well with israel which endedin jordan's well with israel which ended in the 90s but left thousands of landmine embedded on these shores. they have now been cleared under israeli instruction. both sides want the bullet holes visible here on the side of the chapel to remain asa on the side of the chapel to remain as a nod to the site's violent history. for these important christian worshippers, accompanied by israeli soldiers in this occupied part of thejordan valley, a place of war is now an oasis of peace. allowing for an oasis of peace. allowing for a truly touching epiphany. translation: we are here at the jordan river where jesus translation: we are here at the jordan river wherejesus was baptised. it is a historic, unique moment in the history of christianity and jesus. we christians renew our baptism procession here is quite the eucharist this year, may have been a smaller affair because of the pandemic at this moment marks a new beginning. it is also a revered river crossing injewish history, also a revered river crossing in jewish history,

who you just heard allan mentioning jordan perhaps trump's most steadfast foot soldier who has been at the president's side through all of this receiving the presidential medal of freedom just yesterday in a private ceremony at the white house while he was pressed by the democratic chairman of the rules committee to utter 5 words that the chairman said may really help dampen the tensions here those words being the election was not stolen he asked jordan to tweet it or say it but jordan refused he did acknowledge that that biden won the election which has now been certified but he was just one of 147 republicans in congress who voted against the certification of those election results many have suffered consequences in terms of losing corporate donations or book deals and today jordan and other republicans defended themselves not so much as defending the merits of those baseless claims that trump has that continues to say that this election a stolen or rather republican saying that they follow. the process to contest the results that it was all legally sanctioned and arguing to democ

translation: we are here at the jordan river where jesus was baptised. it is a historic, unique moment in the history of christianity and jesus. we christians renew our baptism procession here. the eucharist this year, led by the custos of the holy land, may have been a smaller affair because of the pandemic but this moment marks a new beginning. the qasr el yahud, as it's known, is also a revered river crossing injewish history, guaranteeing many more future pilgrims of different faiths will be flocking here soon. mark lobel, bbc news. more on all of our stories on our website, and you can reach me on twitter. to stay with us. hello there. quite a few of us had a pretty cloudy day, really, on sunday, but there were some cloud breaks, a bit of sunshine around. in the right place at the right time was pandapix, spotting this beautiful sunset in the doncaster area of south yorkshire. now, sunday was a day that was a little bit less cold than it has been over recent days. still chilly, though. just one in hereford, four in manchester. but it's turning milde

jim jordan i'd like to kick it off with you. will you walk us through what will take place on wednesday morning? vice president mike pence will do a roll call. can you briefly tell us how this will play out wednesday and then i would like to hear your arguments of the constitutional principles. >> well sure, vice president pence will oversee the proceedings, there will be an objection raised by a house member we have i think probably over 100 house members who want to object to the various states the six states in question and then we have 11 senators so if you have one from each there will be the raised as he calls each state in alphabetical order , if let's say we get to georgia and there's an objection from a house member and a senator then each chamber will each body will retire to their respective chamber and have a two hour debate and be a vote and come back, and if there's a vote to object and not accept those electors, from that respective state, then they won't be accepted and then you move to the next state and if neit

we now have jim jordan writing crazy. and we're going to see it all come into performance theater on wednesday, and it will shake the foundations of the nation. and it's not about trying to preserve and uphold the integrity of the constitutional process outlined under -- under the 12th amendment. it's about protecting and upholding whatever donald trump is producing. if you come to the floor tomorrow, mr. jordan, with the evidence, we'll listen, but you ain't got any, so just shut up about this and let the process unfold and be certified the way it's supposed to. >> let's talk about the politics of this. given what we'll see tomorrow with the number of republicans who are planning on objecting, robert, how much significance, how many pressure does that put on this georgia runoff that's being held today? >> it is hard to overstate how important georgia is. you started the show with this. very quickly after inauguration and sometimes even right before inauguration, committees will begin to start looking at cabinet appointee

a store clay over in the jordan valley. but we begin in germany and even corona infections that only entail mild symptoms can cause lifelong consequences a young woman tells her story. peggy good is battling the long term effects of coated 9 tain when she became sick in march she had few symptoms but it's now devastated hurt locker. but he's confident i think. i only became really ill months later in june and. at the time i thought that everything would eventually be fine but things didn't improve i was extremely ill for many many weeks which turned into months and i never got better. what and that's a. pity is one of 40 covert survivors here suffering from long term effects of the illness germany's baltic sea coast their symptoms are being treated at a rehabilitation center after the virus pedophile burnt out she suffered from dizzy spells and chronic pain. the cognitive i'm seeing in some cases i also had cognitive difficulties that my head wasn't functioning properly i couldn't hear at povich and and couldn't follow conv

jordan, excuse me. what i raised objections to was the fact that all of our intelligence committees had raised concerns about the election, which apparently didn't concern some of you. but i did not try to overturn the election, and it went -- >> is that how it is? >> i think you've answered my question. >> we have a double standard. you and mr. ras kin are allowed to object in 2016. >> can i respond to that? >> yes, i yield to the gentleman. >> there is a terrible false equivalency going on here. throughout american history, a lot of members have tried to point out technical or procedural problems in the electoral college. the one i pointed out was there wereie le elected officials thae in violation of the constitution. i think it was in florida and i raised that question for -- i think it was 15 or 20 seconds. nowhere did i suggest mob insurrection in the united states. there were people who were convinced that vladimir putin, with his sabotage against the dnc and hillary clinton and so on had induced

so let's now bring in jordan strauss. jordan strauss is managing director at kroll. he's a former white house national security official worked in the us department ofjustice during the obama administration. welcome to the programme. of course, we are keeping a close eye on what's going on in congress. not business as usual after such an extraordinary night. give us your take on what's been happening. good morning to you and your viewers, sally. iwant morning to you and your viewers, sally. i want to start by saying we should make no mistake — this has been a lot of the darkest days in american history. this sort of disruption, this interaction — and it is an insurrection — hasn't happened in over 200 yea rs hasn't happened in over 200 years and it happens during one of the most sacred rituals under our constitutional way of government. it has brought us into this almost constitutional twilight zone. it is terrible. the peaceful transition of power is one of the oldest and single most important traditions in the american constitutional way of governing and toda

please welcome to the show leslie jordan. how are you, leslie? >> i'm good! thank you for having me. >> seth: you know, i hope i'm right in saying this it seems like a very good time to be leslie jordan. >> well, i don't know. give me a good pandemic and i seem to flourish, which is an awful thing to say but i just have done so well during this time that it's amazing what i've accomplished >> seth: one of the things you did was you found your way onto instagram and you provided a lot of joy and comfort to people who were looking for it during this really troubling time. >> and you know, i really didn't set out to do that i was stuck in tennessee at my mom's house -- my mama, my sweet mama and i was going crazy. and i had -- i had not been on instagram for a while. i mean, about a year -- about two years ago, i was on a tv show called "the cool kids," and the head of publicity at the time would tell me, post, you know, that funny thing you said, post this. and i thought, i didn't know what she was talking about i really didn't. i thought maybe she meant post-i

court violated our private lives our own governor or violated our private if nobody buys that so mr jordan is correct they had an argument it is a ridiculous and silly argument and this is a point of common sense and i want to merica here to fall. oh the great tom paine use your common sense that argument was made and it helped to delay the proceedings and then this mob the comes in and there's at least one call from the president during the may have been the chaos to a senator telling him to keep the objections going and too long the process so i just disagree profoundly with the substance of that argument every word in the way and then looked at it as rejected it the state legislature's don't buy it it's fine that mr jordan wants to go back to it but i think all of us should do some soul searching about 5 dead americans a capitol police officer who's dead dozens of people wounded lots of our capitol cops in the hospitals and a country on edge and inflamed right wing which thinks that we are on the verge of a civil war now come on guys can we get it together to act as a rules committee to

jordan yord -- mr. jordan: thank you, madam speaker. i yield two minutes to the gentleman from arizona, mr. bigs. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognize -- mr. biggs. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arizona is recognized for two minutes. mr. biggs: it is with a morbid curiosity that i watched the beast attempt to devour president donald trump again. the craving to crush president trump has never been satisfied. not through investigations, not through false allegations, and not even through an impeachment that was wholly without merit. and the timing of this impeachment makes little sense. your candidate, your candidate will take office in a few hours and president trump will relinquish the levers of power to president-elect biden. but your craving was never a biden victory, nor was it even a trump defeat. you believe that your hunger will be finally satiated by impeaching this president without completion of his full term of office. you don't merely seek victory, but you seek obliteration of your indemnify sills

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trump's staunchest defenders headed to the morning shows yesterday including jim jordan. he was on fox's sunday morning futures. >> what happened wednesday is a tragedy. it is as wrong as wrong could be but i hope the democrats do not go down this road. we do not know if they are going to. let's hope they do not do that. 75 million americans have been called deplorable to eat at the olive garden. peter strzok said he could smell the trump supporters in a walmart. now the democrats are going to try to remove the president from office seven days before he is set to leave anyway. i do not see how that unites the country. senator graham asked vice president -- president-elect joe biden to give a speech to the country and say we should not be pursuing the 25th. we should bring the country together, move forward and return to being america the greatest nation ever. host: congressman jim jordan on fox yesterday. , the questionext of should trump be removed from office out of oklahoma city. caller: first time i have ever called. 52ave been a republican for years. right before the

jordan. >> gentleman from ohio is recognized. >> mr. speaker, the integrity of the inspector general process and the ability of the president to appoint inspector general's is dependent on the integrity of the presidential election. during the campaign, vice president biden would get 50 five people at an event. president trump got 55000 and one rally. president trump increased his vote with african-americans, won ohio by eight, got a live 2016.re than he got in and house republicans won 27 of 27 tossup races, yet somehow joe biden got elected to the house, won the election, maybe, but 80 million americans, 80 million americans, both republicans and democrats have their doubts. 60 million americans think the elections were stolen. over one third of the electorate. but no one in this town seems to care. democrats don't care. media doesn't care. 80 million of our fellow citizens have their doubts about the election two months ago. and the media and democrats say, here.g to see of course, this town has been out to get the president since ju

host: jim jordan yesterday on fox. calls, just phone republicans only, asking you whether president trump should be removed from office. one other headline focusing on overlicans, the gop split donald trump. chuck is up first out of new york. go ahead. caller: thanks for taking my call. really an independent, but voting independent over the years -- republican over the years. the way we are able to vote is not right because having just two parties does not give you a lot of choice. host: did you vote for donald trump? not.r: i did i did not this year. i felt like he never was a republican, never should have been elected. the only reason he got through the primary is because a number of other republicans, there were too many on the ballot, no different than joe biden. host: what do you think it means to be a republican? caller: i think you would stand for the principles of what the party stands for, fiscal groupint, being part of a the basically stays with general principles of the party. the fact of the matter is most

well, joining us now is congressman jim jordan. he's a member of the house judiciary committee, the house oversight committee and, unlike the establishment republican party, does not want to abandon the former president and the america first agenda. he was also stonewalled throughout by fbi director wray while trying to reveal the deep state's persecution of president trump, the motives, the reasons and the evidence. jim jordan, it's always an honor to have you on the broadcast. i have to get your thoughts as you see that christopher wray will be -- >> yeah. lou: -- the continuing director of the fbi. >> well, a lot like you, lou, we were disappointed in the pace, the lack of getting information that we thought was important for us to do our oversight work and to do our investigation. i mean, remember, it took ric grenell to release the transcripts of clapper and brennan and yates and these individuals where we learned that there was never a proper predicate for launching the trump-russia investigation. so we've obviously been disa

jordan? >> if i have to go and vote 50 more years from now, i'll go. >> with that type of determination, the winner could be democracy! ♪ ♪ ♪ >> probably still mitch mcconnell. >> that's all the time we have for tonight. why does this show still exist. >> i think we're in hell. >> trevor: thank you so much for that roy and desy. stick around. when we come back, pharrell is going to tell me how he's trying to get america a new holiday. man, this guy never stops. stay tun >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily social distancing show." earlier today, i spoke with grammy award winning musician, producer and philanthropist pharrell williams. we talked about his new nonprofit initiative to help entrepreneurs of color and how he's been working to get mark a brand-new holiday. pharrell williams welcome to "the daily social distancing show." >> thank you, and happy social distancing to you. >> trevor: thank you very much, my friend. this has been quite the year for many human beings, argue arguab

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affected include south africa brazil the united kingdom and the majority of european countries roslyn jordan has more from washington d.c. . starting on monday the new president joe biden is reimposing that ban because the government is trying to get its arms around the spread of the so-called u.k. variant of code at 19 we should note that that ban is going to expand on saturday and that's going to include people who are not u.s. citizens or residents coming from south africa and it doesn't matter whether you're a south african citizen or whether you're from another country if you're not a u.s. person you're not going to be able to come into the u.s. starting on saturday if your point of departure was south africa israel is suspending air travel for 2 weeks to stop new variants of covert $1000.00 from entering the country only passengers with special permits will be allowed to travel it's locked on is set to expire at the end of the month protests against a newly imposed curfew in the netherlands have spread to several cities the nighttime restriction went into effect on saturday police use

he is jordan belfort. he wrote the book that was adapted into a movie and he was famously played by none other than leonardo dicaprio. jordan, good to see you, welcome. >> is it wrong to say i'm laughing about what you said about aoc sf. >> no, it's not because you would never see the two of them agreeing on something, but obviously she offered much shame. let's talk about you and gamestop. you know what's happening better than anyone. >> yes, yes. >> to back up, a bunch of these reddit investors saw the big wigs on wall street were shoring these companies and decided to call them on it. how did they pull this off? >> it's real interesting because i used to go through this way back in the '90s before there was an internet like this and it was always the shorts against the longs and usually the shorts are right when it comes to the fundamentals. every once in a while they get it wrong but usually they've done deep research and they find value or a great company past its prime that needs to -- like a blockbu

. >> let's try to understand the difference is that jordan and egypt made it on the tail end of wars and conflicts tension. i'm half egyptian but i grew up in egypt and my mother's wife is and my egyptian. the corrupt banking israel was the enemy. we were programmed that way without understanding the reasons. we were taught that. r it took a while for you to reprogram yourself? >> the uae is looking at it differently. putting off the geopolitical issues aside making peace with israel on the bilateral economic investment trade program makes total sense. >> a we have seen of covid research on aith technology. there's going to be a joint film festival so on its own engaging with israel for economic trade research is totally valid. >> a if i want to apply from jerusalem or tel aviv to abu dhabi today i can do that on a commercial plane. >> a was just texting with the ceo of the airlines today. they will launch direct flights and march and april and to do that you have to fly over the kingdom of saudi arabia. someone needs to call up someone in israel and said do you have a problem with t

you heard jim jordan, one of the president's chief defenders just now, not condemning the president, being pressed repeatedly about whether he thinks the election was free and fair. he would not say that explicitly without giving some qualification to it, so some republicans, like jordan, who tried to overturn the election results in congress are going to continue to side with the president. others are concerned and trying to figure out other ways to express their displeasure, including a possible push for a censure resolution. not impeachment, but censure. that is not what nancy pelosi is going to do, though, and other republicans may vote for impeachment. we are hearing potentially maybe around ten, maybe more, maybe less, could vote to impeach this president, and this is much different than 2019. at that time house republican leaders were whipping their colleagues, telling them to fall in line, to vote against the democrats' impeachment of donald trump over charges of abuse of power and obstruction of congress. this on the charge of inciting an insurrection is different. house rep

so we have the possibility here of doing something that we didn't do with egypt or jordan. we'd like to do it with both of them, which is to have a warm peace with them, not just from the top down, but from the bottom up. we don't see the forces in emirates or bahrain, political, economic and cultural forces mill tating against peace which you've had for decades. there were a lot of times if an egyptian businessman would go to tel aviv and come back to cairo, he wouldn't be welcomed with roses and same thing for a jordanian intellectual go to israel and come back to jordan. here in these two countries you see a positive sentiment not just from the top down which is critical, but from the bottom up and we think it could be a big shift, and my hope, david we'll look back on 2020 and see it's the end of the conflict. >> and since 1979, israel has boomed as venture capital place and technology quite successful, but mostly technology companies built in israel they often migrate to the united states. do you think that the israeli entrepreneurs will migrate to the uae and bahrain

jim jordan was absolutely right. within minutes after president trump was elected in 2016, within minutes they were already calling for his impeachment. this was a weapon from the left. but mind you this, it's not so much about president trump. this is a lesson for every single american. they are sending a message to all the 75 million americans that voted for president trump that they will impeach your choice. that it must be their choice. and we have to be really careful here to see how they're using this. and remember, maxine waters also came out and said, you know, to target trump voters, target maga voters. and now what are we seeing repeatedly in the news? constantly calling trump voters or america first voters or maga voters terrorists, comparing them to hezbollah in "the washington post." what kind of rhetoric is this when we're supposed to be conforming, coming to unity, coming together, bringing our nation together? instead what we've seen from the democrats over the past few days is nothing buddy visivenes