brooke was one of those people who thought she'd found her match on tinder. ♪♪♪ brooke: when i first got on tinder, i guess i was trying to find love or to try and find someone to be in a relationship with. i first matched with him in 2017, i was in my last year of uni. i guess my first impression was that he seemed like a really chill, down-to-earth kind of guy. harea to live with his grandma, hand help take care of her,the and so i was like, oh, well, he's obviously, like, a really kind, caring guy. when he asked if i wanted to, you know, go back to his place to have tea on the second date, i was like, yup, sure, and we had tea and chilled, and then i went home. ♪♪♪ brooke: the next time we caught up, he picked me up from my place, and we went for a drive outside of galong and into sort of, like, this sort of really rural town, where there was, like, no streetlights, no nothing. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ avani: the man pulled up in a secluded spot. when brooke got nervous and asked to be taken home, he threw her phone out the car window. ♪♪♪ brooke: once the phone smashed, i

donald trump has officially rescinded his endorsement for congressman, moe brooks, in response, brooks is now coming forth with what he says he knows about donald trump's plot to undermine and overturn democracy as we know. it today, brooks releases a man saying in part, donald trump asked him to rescind the 2020 election, put trump back in the office and hold another election. nbc correspondent spoke to brooks on the phone and talk about this remarkable claims. >> did he directly tell you to fight to decertify the election, the 2020 election? >> he did not use the word decertify. he used the word recent. >> we send. what did that mean to? >> well, i'm a lawyer. recent means that you render it null and void. >> do you guys have the power to do that in congress? >> no. >> and then immediately remove joe biden, i guess, that would be through impeachment? >> through the decision of the election results. >> got it. and did he say that he wanted congress to immediately put him back into the white house? >> okay, you're using the word congress. my statement doesn't say congress. we never got

he was dangling the endorsement of mo brooks in the senate race, knowing full well mo brooks wants to be a senator. to try to get him to do something that he did not have the legal authority to do. and that is throw out the old election results. it shows a dramatic misunderstanding of the law, of potential abuse of power, and it shows that even months and months after the election, donald trump is still trying to undo it. and so, those supporters and allies of the former president who say, well, he was just trying to delay or he was trying to send it back to the states, i mean, this is pretty clear stuff that even a year later, these are the types of things he's saying. >> luke broadwater, thank you for your ongoing reporting. maya wiley, always great to have you on the program. thank you for spending some time with us. that's going to do it for me. the next hour of "deadline white house" with alicia menendez start right after this quick break. with alicia menendez start right after this quick break. ruby's a1c is down with rybelsus®. my a1c wasn't at goal, now i'm down with rybelsus

brooke. >> brooke: the white house claim its is committed to ending the energy crisis. refuses to reveal a tactical plan. watch this. >> is there any talk about bringing iran back to the table because of gas prices? >> what is your name? >> andrew murray. >> from? >> fox news digital. [laughter] >> brooke: new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez also giving the cold shoulder on her constituents pain at the pump. >> do you support joe biden's sanctions on russia? do you think the u.s. should increase oil production, congresswoman? what do have you to say to the price at the gas pump? you have nothing to say? nothing to say, congresswoman? >> brooke: climate czar john ker sedoubling down saying the climate refugee crisis would be more harmful than the russian invasion and account kill thousands. listen to this. >> we are seeing climate refugees around the world. if you think migration has been a problem from the syrian war or what we see now, wait until you see 100 million people for whom the entire food production capacity has collapsed. >> brooke: republicans ar

>> brooks: i think so. if you take where we were sitting here last week, more people have been killed and more buildings destroyed, that's one reality. secondly russia is more worse off, particularly or the battlefield. there was a piece on the battlefield, they made three key points, first we may be leaving the tank era, the anti-tank weapons are very good at destroying tanks. and the russian organization is not aa learning organization the way we thought they were, the soldiers on the ground don't have the choice to adapt to circumstances so they go from a to b and it is very easy for the ukrainians to raid them. and then finally, the morale, ukrainians saying, moralee is too hard, 3 to 1. like i said last week, it's time to trust the policy and we've been ramping it up but you look at what the russians have to say, you talked about it earlier in the program, who knows where that will lead but that seems like a plausible out to me, declare victory and go home. >> woodruff: its hard to be patient when we'r

mo brooks. mo brooks has my complete and total endorsement. maga mo will never let you down. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well. maybe he will. maybe he did. [ laughter ] mo brooks was to donald trump what ingrown hairs are to armpits. [ laughter ] they were like this. now that boss baby's cut him loose, mel brooks -- hold on. [ laughter ] i just want to be very clear. mel brooks as comedy great, he has nothing to do with any of this. [ laughter ] the guy who's spilling the beans is mo brooks. >> the president has asked me to rescind the election of 2020. >> you said that's illegal, you can't do that. what did he ask you, what did you tell him? >> well, he always brings up, we've got to rescind the election, we've got to take joe biden out and put me in now. >> he still says that? >> yes. >> jimmy: i don't know that doesn't sound like my donald trump. [ laughter ] >> i'm going, mr. president, i'm giving him advice, i'm an attorney, i've read the law, i've read the constitution are i know it. mr. president, you can't do that. >> jimmy: he's saying, i

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targeting brooke like that? >> sheila: you don't know what you're talking about. >> steffy: oh, stop denying it, sheila! stop denying it. i know how sick you are, how far you're willing to go. i know what you did to brooke. >> hope: well, i, um, tried to stop by the house earlier, but you weren't home. >> brooke: i went to the office

and what about brooke, about brooke and my dad? don't they deserve to know the truth?

brooke singman joins us, good morning, brooke. >> brooke: republican lawmakers are slamming president biden for gas lighting americans for blaming vladamir putin for high gas prices. listen to this. >> he surrendered energy dominance to vladamir putin, we were the number one producer in the world, now number three. biden doesn't care about the poor people in this country. >> let's not be fooled, the president is literally gas lighting the american people. >> brooke: the producer price index measures how much suppliers are charging for product is up 10% from last year with ppi for energy up 33% nationwide. americans struggle to get grasp on out of control gas prices, pete buttigieg said rising cost is out of the white house's control. >> the president has taken steps to bring relief and help stabilize oil prices. of course long-term solution is energy independence and shift to renewable energy in this country. oil prices and gas prices are famously something largely outside direct control of any political figure. >> the high cost could lead to trouble for democrats in upcoming midterm

ah, let's not bring our gas joining us from brussels as brooks taken her. who's the correspondent for jane? defense weekly magazine, and washington d. c. robert hunter, a former us ambassador to nato, joining us from moscow. andre bucklin off was the chairman of the board of the association of russian diplomats. i thank you so much for your time with us on inside story. ambassador robert over to you, young thornburgh has just said that nato is not part of the conflict. nato is a defensive alliance. we don't seek war or conflict with russia, but the longer this goes on, what does nato do? then? the native commitment under article 5 of the treaty of washington is to defend countries that are formerly members of the lions and everybody, nato was trying to get across to mister potent, that whatever happens in ukraine, and i'm sure we're going to be talking about that. he'd better not make any mistake, as to put it by the american secretary of state. any russians coming into a nato countries, nato coding in states is ready to respond. so it's going to be a very

brooke singman is live. brooke. >> brooke: good morning, guys. gas prices in the united states are at record high. president biden says they haven't peaked just yet and there isn't much he can do to lower them. >> president biden: going to go up. can't do much right now, russia is responsible. >> brooke: south carolina senator tim scott notes surge in gas prices didn't happen overnight. average gas price skyrocketing, it is now more than $4 per gallon for the first time since the 2008 financial crisis with people in california paying as much as $7 per gallon at the pump. lawmakers haven't addressed the issue yet and suggest u.s. lean on middle east for oil imports. listen to this. >> that issue hasn't come up, increasing global oil supply at the moment is important discussion. particularly with traditional allies in the gulf states, such as saudi arabia, the uae, and others. >> brooke: in a statement house republican conference chair stefanek saying the comments that the issue didn't come up in today's caucus meeting shows how out of touch they a

brooke singman has the latest. >> brooke: today chief national security advisor jake sullivan will meet with china, plans to hold them accountable. >> made it clear not to just beijing, but every country in the world, if they think they can bail russia out, they can give russia workaround to sanctions we pose, we will ensure neither china nor anyone else can compensate china for the losses. >> brooke: u.s. officials not sharing many specifics, but russia asked china for help, according to officials, kremlin asked for equipment and economic support, the thought of russia and china and other totalitarian state system concerning for the west. listen. >> we are seeing alignment of the world ato being rasies, russia, chien ark both involved in the negotiations with iran. this is concerning. >> brooke: the ukraine invasion potentially creating a dangerous precedent as mike pompeo believes it could set the stage for china to take similar action in taiwan. >> the time suggest difficult to know. only know this, it is not predetermined he'll be successful at that. >> brooke: china is denying russ

. >> todd: brooke singman asking the president to take action. >> brooke: good morning, americans are forced to cope with rising costs, caused by inflation, president biden continues to play the blame game. listen to this. >> president biden: because of the pandemic, we had significant disruption in the supply chain. second reason for inflation is vladamir putin, he began amassing troops on the border and then crossed. current spike in gas prices is largely fault of vladamir putin. >> brooke: americans are feeling pain at the pump, average national gas price soars to $4.33. democrats are pushing a deal to punish oil companies with tax on energy producers. here is what one industry expert had to say. >> i don't understand why we wouldn't incentivize here and go and beg others to produce more, there is plenty incentive in the united states. >> republicans are looking directly at the white house saying biden has obvious solution but refuses to act. >> open the spigots, he won't do it. open up american energy and lower gas prices tomorrow and take money out of putin's pocket so he won't h

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ktvu is investigative reporter brooks jarocz continues our team coverage tonight. i want to wake up and think that's it's not happening. it's still hard to believe. as the war in ukraine threatens lives of innocent civilians. family members here at home are left to worry and wonder the first thing i just want to check if they are alive. if everything okay glance coats as ukrainian american and runs a logistics company near sacramento. he was supposed to be in ukraine celebrating his father's 85th birthday, but the russian invasion happened. his brothers and parents refused to seek refuge here instead living day by day in a country under attack, even kind of surprised there. so brave in this because they're dealing with life and dead. so tomorrow can be no more tomorrow. a family of farmers. they're using excavators on their land to create trenches to stop the russian tanks from advancing toward cave and building bomb shelters to house their neighbors who don't have basements we woke are older kids up, and we just told them kids, you have to get off your beds. it's

but hallie, the main thing behind this is that mo brooks was struggling in fund-raising. a recent poll ended up showing he is trailing in that three-person race for alabama's senate. and as you and i know very well, the former president of the united states likes to brag about that endorsement win-loss record. well, all indications were that this was going to be a race that at very best was going to be up in the air for mo brooks. and i think that is the big context in why the former president ended up rescinding his endorsement of mo brooks. >> mark murray, thank you very much for being with us. appreciate it. turning back to what's happening in the building behind me here, after more than 33 hours of testimony the hearings to confirm a new supreme court justice have wrapped up. that's after senators today heard from some outside witnesses including experts from the american bar association as well as witnesses called by democrats and republicans to speak to judge jackson's qualifications or disqualifications, depending on their view. all of it putting the process one st

. >> todd: brooke singman. pruks "new york times" acknowledging the infamous laptop abandoned as a computer shop is real. the laptop was turned in to the fbi by the repair shop own sxer confirms hewns hunter biden is being investigated in overseas business deals. this story was published in october of 2020, before the presidential election and fox news first reported fbi was in possession of the laptop in connection with a money laundering investigation. trove of e-mails, text messages, photos and messages discussing overseas business dealings. in 2020, jen psaki dismissed reports as russian disinformation, yesterday she dodged questions like this one. >> the "new york times" authenticated e-mails that appear to come from a laptop of hunter biden, the president said it was a bunch of garbage and it was russian plant, does he stand by that? >> press sect. psaki: i point to hunter biden representatives, he doesn't work in the government. >> brooke: jen psaki pushed the narrative, it came from major media outlet a

brooke. >> brooke: republican lawmakers are slamming president biden for gas lighting americans for blaming russian president vladamir putin for high gas prices, listen to this. >> he surrendered energy dominance to vladamir putin. all because biden doesn't care about the poor peep nel this country. >> let's not be fooled issue the president is literally gas lighting the american people. >> brooke: the producer price index measures how much charging for product, up 10% from last year with ppartly cloudyi for energy up by 33% nationwide. americans struggle to get a grasp on the out of control gas price, transportation secretary pete buttigieg says prices are out of the white house's control. >> taken steps to bring relief and stabilize oil prices, solution is energy independence and shift to renewable energy in this country. remember, while oil prices and gas prices are famously something that is largely outside of the direct control of any political figure. >> the high costs could lead to trouble for democrats in the election and according to new "wall street journal" poll half of americans

brooke. >> brooke: good morning from florida, we have a front row seat to the conference where the war in ukraine is a pressing issue. i had an exclusive interview with congressman michael mccaul who warned that cornered vladamir putin could put the world at risk. >> the biggest concern i hope the president will raise are red lines with weapons of mass destruction. that would be a nightmare scenario. >> brooke: the upcoming midterm a main focus of the conference, gop sending strong message about plans if they retake the house majority. republicans believe in strength and believe this is opportunity to change the course. he is strategizing task forces to address issues from big tech censorship to the need of energy independence, others stressing need for check on biden administration. >> american people are smart, they cannot afford the far left agenda any longer. >> we as republicans will roll out a plan to win back the house. >> american people put us back in charge, we will respect the bill of rights, constitution and american liberties. >> brooke: enthusiasm is running high, fox new

. >> brooke: oh, honey... that was so nice of you to coider >> brooke: yeah. i just wish things were different with ridge. >> hope: well, the two of you are in communication. so, that's good. and you told him you regret what happened. he did say that he will always love you, so... that's something. >> brooke: it's going to have to be enough, for now...

now, what mo brooks is essentially saying is, yeah, you know, he asked me to part is pate. and one of the things that makes these cases difficult is that prosecutors would have to prove, something we were talking about prosecution, prosecutors would have to prove that donald trump had the intent of defrauding the united states. or engaging in an insurrection. and really what mo brooks is saying, yeah, well he asked me to help him rescind the election. i mean, so the words will matter here. and in the little bit i heard in some of the exchanges was mo brooks trying to walk a line that may be -- i couldn't tell if he was trying to help make sure that it was less clear how directly engaged donald trump was in saying, yeah, interfere with congress directly. but he said rescind. that is a big word. one that a prosecutor would look at. and i think it makes clear the spirit with which donald trump had entered this which we already know because there is a huge public record. but this is one more piece of that puzzle. one more piece of evidence that goes to donald trump's state of m

moe brooks that encourage -- republicans well we'll see about that. political founding editor john f. harris, trump makes so much noise and still so much fear in politicians, that it could be hard to see the deterioration is taking place in his political foundation. and john harris joins me now. i agree with your thesis john. and it's felt very palpable to be the last few weeks. but lay out why you think or seeing signs of the political foundation, of his personal political power diminishing? >> well right in the near term is he's placed a bunch of bans by trying to be kingmaker in these republican races. and love to see what's on the primary nomination ballot. but certainly it looks like he's placed a lot of bats that may not pay off. little books back was not paying off. so he rescinded as he pointed. out if you step back on what's going on in the here and now there is a bigger factor going. on which is trump has lost touch with the original reasons for his appeal for people to back him. and that is two things. one, he stood he wasn't a phony and he

. >> carley: brooke singman has more on the energy crisis. >> brooke: good morning, the white house is warning americans and the world of a long and difficult road ahead as russia continues invasion of ukraine issue not committing to a ban on russian oil just yet. >> press sect. psaki: no decision has been made at this point by the president about a ban on importing oil from russia and those discussions are ongoing internally and also with our counterparts and partners in europe and around the world. >> brooke: gas prices are surging across the united states and a new poll says 70% of americans support a ban on imported oil. president biden should focus on domestic energy production in order toise the crisis, listen to this. >> he believes in buying american, except american energy. god blessed this nation with natural resources, why not make america stronger and the world safer? why does joe biden want to deal with the worst people in the world? >> brooke: president biden facing backlash from members of his own party, reports say he is mulling a trip to saudi arabia in an effort to in

in florida, speaking to party leaders, good morning, brooke singman. >> brooke: good morning. we have a front row seat at the conference and war in ukraine is the most pressing issue. i got exclusive interview with michael mccall who warned cornered vladamir putin could put entire world at risk. >> the other thing i hope the president will raise are red lines with respect to weapons of mass destruction, mr. putin decides to use chemical weapons would be nightmare scenario. >> brooke: midterm is main focus at conference, gop sending strong message about plans if they retake the house majority. mccarthy telling me that republicans believe in peace through strength and believe this is opportunity to change the course of where america is today and make it stronger for the next -- other party leaders stress the need for a check on the biden administration. >> enthusiasm is running high among conservative, brand-new fox news showing more interest in this year's election than democrats, which could give competitive edge. 31 house democrats not seeking re-election, we're off to the ra

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we turn to brooks and capehart. that's david brooks and jonathan capehart columnists to ""the washington post." so good to see you here on this friday night. a lot to talk about, jonathan. but let's start with ukraine. the ukrainians more than holding their own on a number of fronts. but the russians just keep pounding away. in general, how do you think the west is doing in standing up to what's going on? >> well, i think the west is doing a good job. i mean, they've been make it very clear -- excuse me -- they've been making it very clear that if putin hits a nato nation that nato will hit back. the alliance has been continuing to funnel weapons and things to the ukrainians to aid in their fight. then with the president in brussels and also in poland but especially in brussels with those back-to-back to back meetings, nato, e.u. and other meetings, the signal being sent by the president and by the west to vladimir putin is, we are united, we are strong, and you -- you will have to contend not just with the ukrainia

to discuss all of this, we turn now to brooks and capehart. that's new york times columnist david brooks and jonathan capehart, columnist for the washington post. very good to see both of you. this has been a week, about the worst one we can remember. jonathan, as you watch horrifying pictures and reports coming out of ukraine and increasingly brutal attacks from the russians, what do you think we are learning? jonathan: three things come to mind. the first is that for a country as big as russia, as powerful as russia in terms of armaments, it is a nuclear power, and the threatening rhetoric and language from president putin, i am surprised by how slowly things are going for russia in its invasion and the war it has unleashed on ukraine. the pictures are horrifying, the stories heartbreaking, the lies that are coming out of the russian government about what it is doing, including what it is not doing, is horrifying. but the fact that there is a 40 mile convoy trying to make its way to the capital city and is stalled, running out of fuel, being

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brooke. >> brooke: americans are forced to cope with rising cost caused by inflation. president biden continues to play the blame game, listen to this. >> president biden: because of the pandemic, we had significant disruption in the supply chain. second reason for inflation is vladamir putin, putin began amassing troops along the border and then crossed. make no mistake, the current spike in gas prices is largely fault of vladamir putin. >> brooke: americans are feeling that pain at the pump, average price $4.32, up $1.50 from a year ago and democrats are pushing a deal to punish u.s. oil companies. here is what one industry expert had to say. >> i'm a texan, i don't understand why we wouldn't invent vise here other than beg others to produce more. >> carley: republicans are looking directly at the white house, saying biden has the obvious solution, but refuses to act. listen. >> he could open the spigets tomorrow, he won't do it. open up american energy, lower gas prices tomorrow and take money out of putins's pock sxet he won't have ability to fund the war. >> brook

. >> there in somebody's attic ♪♪ >> brooke: as difficult as this is, ridge, i am letting you go. you deserve to move on with your life. and you can't do that with the way things are. >> ridge: i realize that. >> brooke: i--i never expected this to happen. i didn't want to have to make this decision. but it's only fair to you. you don't need to be with a person that is so self-sabotaging, destroys her happiness, along with the happiness of the people that she loves the most.

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. >> todd: brooke singman will break down the numbers, brooke. >> brooke: good morning, numbers were taken before russia invaded ukraine, president biden will not take the blame for surging inflation driven up by sky high gas prices. biden using numbers to push need to get rid of fossil fuel saying more is not time to allow oil companies to get rich. blaming inflation on russia president vladamir putin, saying there will be cost at home as we impose sanctions on the unprovoked war. cost we're imposing on putin are more devastating than the costs we ares -- are facing. biden needs to own the inflation. the war on ukraine began on february 24th. biden administration officials are contradicting themselves on future inflation numbers. listen to this. >> press sect. psaki: the expectation continues to be it will moderate by the end of the year sglchlts we are likely to see another year in which 12-month inflation numbers remain uncomfortably high. >> inflation is costing average american household extra $296 a month and gas prices continue to be out of control. right now average price per

and that was k g views, brooks jarocz reporting as brooke said dwight kroh grew up in southern california, but he attended uc berkeley, where he graduated with a degree in computer science. new numbers from the labor department show. the producer price index is up 10% compared to a year ago. much of that is due to rising fuel prices. fox news madeline rivera tells us lawmakers on both sides of the aisle continue to debate. what's to blame for the rise in inflation. for weeks. now americans have felt the financial pain of higher prices of the grocery store and the gas pump spoken to a number of my friends across the u. s. and they're all having issues with the pricing changes. on tuesday , the labor department said wholesale prices on goods and services rose 10% compared to a year ago and jump 100.8% from january. wholesale gasoline prices accounted for nearly 40% of the february increase, and despite came before the russian invasion of ukraine people and they notice higher aircraft prices, higher clothing prices they're going to be a bit cautious, especially with an uncertain world. presi

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that's only if you can get through to someone at haven brook. so my understanding is that in january of 2020, haven brook was bought. it is essentially a money grabbing tool. that's all they are doing. they are targeting the lower socioeconomic class i asked a representative why is it going up so much. i thankfully paid my rent and done everything you have asked me to do and more. she said we have to please the investors. pz it was shortly after that that i really started to get into the fight with my group here. i was already a part of the group but after that statement, i knew i had voice and i was going to scream as loud as i could because we're all human beings and we all deserve housing. thank you again for your time. i really appreciate then opportunity for being here. >> that probably runs through everyone. just told her story so thank you. and senator tester issen the call. so ms. newman, please tell us your story. thank you. >> and thank you, senator brown, for giving us this opportunity. ily in the high woods and i'd like to tell you a

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eric brooks for our city s.f. and clean power energy source. first of all, i want to say that lafco has a lot of power to take action when it wants to. want to talk about two things. one is a strong point of agreement with director hyams' presentation, and [indiscernible] from the larger choice c.c. power association. the first is a.b. 1814. the big monopoly energy corporations are allowed to get ahead of us by being first to get access to this money, so they'll make a profit off things like vehicle charging stations, when the community choice programs are far behind, so it's important that next month, lafco take this up and grow to support a.b. 1814. the point of difference is localization versus long distance. right now, the california -- because of monopolies like pg&e making the law, you still have to pay for long range transmission for electricity that you're not using. it artificially favors long distance over local, and by making long distance cheaper than local, so it favors long distance energy rather than the local energy, which is wh

that's "new york times" columnist david brooks. and jonathan capehart, columnist for the "washington post." good to have you both back in studio. it is very good to see both of you within reaching distance. we're so glad to have you here. even if the subject that we start out with, again, david, is grim and difficult, and that's, of course, ukraine, the russian military grinds on. we heard jane ferguson say they're not making ground advance but they're still killing civilians. this week, you had zelenskyy's speech to congress, you had president biden announcing more military aid. today he talked to the chinese president. is any of this making a difference? >> i think so, it's just tragically slow. even the footage we saw today from kyiv, it does not look like the ukrainian people are going to be backing down, and aerial bombardments of civilian partnerships is london in the blitz. zelenskyy asked for a "no fly" zone and that's not going to happen, he has to donor and the the u.s. governments and governments around the world are doi

. >> todd: more on speaking out, brooke. >> brooke: good morning, one students athlete is speaking out against the ncaa handling of transgender swimmer lia thomas. she missed the cut and says it is because the ncaa let thomas compete against biological women. the 2016 olympian writing a letter that reads, it feels like the final spot was taken because of the ncaa decision to let someone who is not a lilogical female compete. i asked the ncaa to take time to think about the other biological women in swimming, think how they would feel if they were in our shoes. thomas went on to win the freestyle event, becoming the first transgender athlete to win a title. protests took place outside georgia tech swimming facility, which host third degree year's national championships and some demonstrators were left feeling isolated as controversy brewed. >> i would say i'm politically homeless now, i don't think democrats care. >> i cannot be a part of this party anymore that doesn't recognize my sex class. >> liberal people felt they needed to walk away from the democratic party. >> brooke: thomas f

brooks. he's a columnist for "the new york times" on politics, policy, and culture. he's a pbs "news hour" commentator as well. and author of "the second mountain." we have e.j.dionne, a columnist at the "washington post," a senior fellow at the brookings institution, and a professor in georgetown's university's mccourt school of public policy. latest book is "100% democracy: the case for universal voting." and we have christine emba. where is christine? an opinion columnist on ideas and society and editor at the "washington post." christine also has a new book out. called "rethinking sex: a provocation." and it's great. i encourage you to read it. mirka sosa here is a third-year student at georgetown and studies spanish. she was named campus compact newman civic fellow for work with immigrants and the 2013o community. we're so glad she's with us tonight. anne thompson, an award-winning reporter for nbc news. she's a graduate of another kaat rick school and even colder place, notre dame. and

a new report from brookings metro found that regional tech hubs like san francisco continued expanding their share of tech jobs. according to that report, growth rates remained positive through 2020 and cities like san francisco in san jose increase their aggregate chair of the sector's nationwide jobs by 0.3% becoming better at your craft. >> is key. and the best way to do that is to, you know, the you know, be practiced in your craft in tandem with other people who are like at the very top of their field. and i just i think that it's not possible to do that really anywhere else. her, he's the ceo of tech start up with friends. >> and that that helps businesses keep their customers through subscription boxes her and started the company in new york and moved to san francisco in september. it's founder >> new york is really nothing compared see here in san francisco and affirmation of the brookings metro study also found saying tech superpowers like the bay area are still crucial to early-stage business development. >> and research work for startups. however, as growth continued to the

the reason mo brooks lost the endorsement -- the reason is brooks is tanking. he may lose in this primary and then donald trump -- it would be a huge embarrassment for trump. >> is he picking the right horses in these races? >> i think there were questions about was he ever picking the right candidates from the get-go. in georgia, if you look at things, it's a challenge to go against any incumbent when, by most accounts, brian kemp, the governor in georgia has done things that republicans and conservatives are happy with. they're pleased with how he has governed. the issue in georgia is that david purdue is always facing an uphill challenge against an inkurm bent governor. i think the bigger question is who former president donald trump endorses is very different than if trump himself chooses to run again because he's always been the person that rallies parts of the republican base, not the people he endorsed. >> is there any concern that trump is really jeopardizing republicans' chances? >> i think in some of these campaigns, if he pushes forward a candidate w

that brings us to the analysis of brooks and capehart. that's new york times columnist david brooks and jonathan capehart, columnist for the washington post. good to have both of you back within reaching distance. good to have you back, even if the subject we start out with is grim and difficult. ukraine, the russian military grinds on. james ferguson said they are not making ground, but still killing civilians. this week you had zelensky's speech to congress, president biden announcing more lee terry eight. is any of this making a difference? david: i think so, it is just tragically slow. even the footage we saw today from kyiv, it does not look like they are backing down. what we are doing is what zelensky asked for, a no-fly zone, and that would not happen. the u.s. government and governments around the world helped with another $800 million in aid. we could do more with missiles, and get a no-fly zone in effect. ramping that up is one thing that could be more. the central message is, trust what we are doing. we are putting on severe p