that line. yeah. hey. how about people say small, medium, and large instead of venti and grande? oh, i don t mind. i get it. the starbucks lingo is sometimes it can be ridiculous. they charge you an extra dollar for that, yes. i got to tell you, on a serious note, jaysin, i think it s important people hear your story. we wanted the hear from you directly. and on a lighter note, it s great, and i hope people take your note about the fraps, and i hope congress treats your testimony as a little mocha chino and shot in the arm to wake up and pay attention. thank you. related tonight, bernie sanders himself will be on msnbc with our colleague chris hayes 8:00 p.m. eastern. we got this story covered on all angles. coming up, how do we cut through propaganda? i ll explain. propaganda i ll explain behind irritating residues. and it s gentle on her skin.
and coffee drinking, how will that help anything? i think you want to make the cops as happy as possible and just god bless them for showing up at the job interview. dana: i don t mind the punctuatuality piece. bill: i like it, i love the nypd, hey,blue, how s it going. i like it. small things lead to bigger okay. you know when i was a kid, if i remember correctly, cops couldn t have beards and all had stashes. dana: that is interesting. always learn something from you. tom, great to see you. bill: thank you, tommy. the regulators seem to have been asleep at the wheel without any question, they are going to really have the greatest form of
arabia, and trash the united states. okay. that is my problem. yeah. mark: i don t mind that you make money, but i mind that the greatest country in the face of the earth, with all of its imperfecttions, whether historical or present day, it is not communist china. not saudi arabia. so if you kiss their butt or not say anything, that is my problem whether it is golf, or basketball players or whatever it is. i don t disagree, but i want you to understand there is a difference in your level of thinks compared to some people on the right who express themselves, you talking consistency, saying if you feel this way about united states, this country, you feel that way about your own nation, feel that way about china, feel that way about saudi arabia, f
arabia, and trash the united states. okay. that is my problem. yeah. mark: i don t mind that you make money, but i mind that the greatest country in the face of the earth, with all of its imperfecttions, whether historical or present day, it is not communist china. not saudi arabia. so if you kiss their butt or not say anything, that is my problem whether it is golf, or basketball players or whatever it is. i don t disagree, but i want you to understand there is a difference in your level of thinks compared to some people on the right who express themselves, you talking consistency, saying if you feel this way about united states, this country, you feel that way about your own nation, feel that way about china, feel that way about saudi arabia, fil feel that way about anyone
i understand why they are on strike, but itjust disrupts the youngsters education, they have had enough disruption over the past two and a half years. i fully support them, looking after my son today, i don t mind, spending time with him, i fully support the workers. according to both sides, the mood of the talks to try to end the dispute has been constructed. that sounds hopeful but if it does not result in a deal, these strikes could continue for weeks to come. james schall reporting there. the number of patients waiting more than 12 hours in scotland s emergency departments has hit another record high. figures from public health scotland, show that more than 2,500 people spent at least half a day in a&e in the week, ending january first that s up from the previous week. the headlines on bbc news. the government has begun the process