Yesterday, but also what it was like for her and the other members to discover today that one of the republicans at that Judiciary Committee hearing now has coronavirus. Also, also another woman joining us tonight, joy reid is going to join us to go over her interview earlier tonight with mary trump. Joy reid and mary trump together for the first time tonight. So shes coming here to talk about that interview and maybe celebrate a little bit getting that sbbig interview. And that show is great, the reid out. I look forward to watching it, lawrence. You have a great one. Thank you, ali. Thank you. And we are extending a heros welcome tonight here at the last word to our first guest Jonathan Swan who did what we have been hoping every White House Reporter would do for the last 33 days. He asked donald trump about intelligence reports that russia offered to pay bounties to taliban fighters to kill american soldiers. And as soon as Jonathan Swans interview was made public today, the New Yor
and ride the bull we must. plus the murdoch mess. james quits as chairman of news international. that s the newspaper division, the international one rocked by scandal. is rupert s control of news corp. in danger? all of that is straight ahead. i m sue herera with tyler mathisen. power lunch begins right now. welcome everybody. join me at the wall here as we look at red tiles on the board. q-4 gdp better than expected. the chicago pmi, a 10-month high indicating business conditions in the middle of the country are better than expected. but bernanke is still cautious on both the economy and the need for qe-3. here s how the markets are reacting to it. and the reactions have been very interesting to watch. let s look at the pulse of the markets right now. let s look especially at gold. look at gold. lower after that big runup and a rise in the dollar and the reaction to bernanke. one of the biggest down days we ve seen in quite some time in gold, 1725. it was a good yea
of gross negligence. dr. conrad murray now on trial in the pop star s death. our own dr. sanjay gupta is studying the medical evidence. i m wolf blitzer, you re in the situation room. up first this hour, the united states weighs new action against a very dangerous militant group that may be as big a threat to the united states in afghanistan as al qaeda or the taliban. the obama administration appears ready to formally call the haqqani network what so many people believe it is, a terrorist organization. our foreign affairs correspondent jill dougherty is at the state department, she s been digging on this story. what are you learning? wolf your know, the political pressure here in the united states has been building to put the haqqani network on that list of terrorist organizations. but what really put force behind the argument is a violent action by the group itself. reporter: violent attacks in afghanistan, american blood spilled. haqqani operatives planned and co
george will talk about that. it s monday, january 24th. it sound better with barry white in the background. nothing will make that right. thank you, charles. with us on set, national affairs editor for new york magazine, john heilemann and columnist for the new york times, charles blow. how are you, willey? tough night. oh, for the jets? sorry. sorry. let s talk about something else. sorry. okay. we can keep barry white going for the next three hours. no, that s all right. all right. so willie, let s talk about the main thing, the jets, jets, jets. i saw the first half. and was so depressed i turned the tv off, woke up in the middle of the night and got online and expected to see a 48-0 blowout. when this play happened at the ends of the first half, 24-3, you figured the game was over. everybody taz thinking about the packers/steelers super bowl. it was a totally different game in the second half. the steelers did not score in the second half, th