election. here s why this is so crucial, especially right now. the efforts to overturn michigan s election results are a significant part of the special counsel jack smith s federal elections aversion case. smith is now pushing the supreme court to decide immediately whether trump has presidential immunity from alleged crimes committed while he was in office. the high court could decide whether to take up that case as soon as today. the united states is now ready to support a united nations resolution to provide aid to gaza. the vote was delayed several times over the course of the week. it s now scheduled for today, as israel has proposed a new hostage release to hamas. aaa is expecting record holiday travel numbers. cnn this morning starts right now. we do begin with a new trump tape, this time in michigan. it could be powerful evidence for special counsel jack smith as pursues felony charges against the former president for efforts to overturn the election. the det
you can t get a better deal than that. never get a better deal than that. think you are finally even, they come back asking for more. do you know what i think? i m just going to have soup. yeah, i will save the meal for another time. [laughter] i had a lot dog earlier i m not that hungry. no, no. this is the dinner. the soup counts. soup s not a meal. you re supposed to buy me a meal. jesse: and if you steal 70 million in crypto from criminals and funnel it to the democrats, you expect a little something, you know, in return. and no a kiss from maxine waters, no relation, isn t enough. especially for a skinny fat kid like mini made al-jaafari. he wants to hang out with katy perry, tom brady and bill clinton while his harem feeds him vegan sliders. nothing major. oh yeah, i forgot. full access to the white house. tonight, we re learning mini madoff visited the biden house not once, not twice, not three times, but four times just last year. mini madoff was at the wh
guy. you know, as nauseating as her thought choices were there, you don t need to worry about it, because his behavior was awful, sickening and disgusting. i ve never given birth, but from what i ve heard about it soundss hard. jesse: there s drugs they give you. doesn t matter. the chair is uncomfortable. no, no, no. you want the attention on you, because you have a human being coming out of your body. this guy y sucks. he s going to have an even harder time finding a new wife, other than that video, he s so unattractive physically. jesse: you definitely landed that plane. i sure did. jesse: finally a lot of talk about football safety this week, as you know. some of the ladies at the view are upset at heterosexual men for letting their sons play football. 45% of americans think that
home prices in 20 u.s. cities rose 5% from july. the increase largely due to improving demand and limited supply. autopsy revealing new information on the death of that new jersey high school football player. 27-year-old evan murray collapsed after taking a hit on the field on friday. medical officials discovering that massive internal bleeding led to his death. it was not a head injury. julie is live for us right here in new york city. what is the medical examiner saying about there? basically the cause of death is bringing to light an extremely concerning fear over the fact that there is fear over the safety of football safety over high school football safety. the medical examiner ruling evan murray s death is an accident saying the new jersey high school football player died of internal bleeding caused by lacerated spleen making him the third high school football
will be available on every device. on tv, online or streaming on the nbc sports live extra app. beginning february 6th, experience the winter games everywhere. welcome to what s next. comcast nbcuniversal just in time for the super bowl. a renewed debate over football safety. president obama, a well-known fan of the game recently reiterated his feelings on its dangers. telling new yorker magazine he would not let his son play on the professional level. the nfl has been sued by more than 4,500 players for issues relating to head injuries. college and high school play is coming under increased scrutiny. youth leagues in the united states are seeing a drop in participation. just how great are the risks?