welcom america? welcome toe new year s with tyrus. st mhappy new year s eve. we almost made it. we didit f it.s 20 it felt like it was going to be 2023 for another year with tru inflation, corruption, defunding, my truths comeaux first world oppression, and ate white house that has the moral compass of aouse creepy man wita van down by the river. all right, chris farley. why the big smile? i m glad u.s. and that is kennedy making drinks and solving real problems with use tonight. it is 2024 right around the corner, new year, new outlook, new opportunity and it isue already looking better. get this, ladies and gentlemen, influencers are leaving thed country. [horn]se speak of the american dream is to lead. i sold my house in houston, texas, to move to bali indefinitely. soc tyrus: less social mediaar should b se everyone s new yearo resolution. so what will be in store for 2024?yo well, you don t have to be blinb to see what is going on, but apparently it does help. if
job along with our great, panel great, great american panel.mo later, more explosivere e xpwhistleblower testimony about how our doj has been weaponizes . also, aoc is having a little bit of trouble. she might be in legal trouble.ln we ll explain straight ahead. and it may even shock you and defend her. oh, no. y i m going to do yet. stay tuned. w whatall right. but first, joe biden, well, hede is continuing. suspen keep us all in suspensea and waiting. take look at mr. before you announce his election, sir, when i don t think he knows it s friday. now, the 80 year old sittingi president just won t sayo ru whether he plans to run for a second term, although his wife, jill , said it for him.t that does not exactly inspiree any confidence in me. but if he ultimately does decide to run, it looks like it ll be back to the basement bunker for joey, who is reportedly now enlisting prominen t democrats to travel and speak on his behalf. because he s likely notkely n capabl
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so in a very short time the poverty rate in venezuela doubled by nineteen ninety five . 66% of all venezuelans werehe impoverished. getting poorer tends to make voters radical. so inevitably venezuela gotbl radical politics. what happened next ? venezuela is now rated one of the most miserable places on planet earth. a few years ago, citizens in caracas were reduced toos eating zoo animals. there was no n food and for that matter there was no electricity. so in just half a lifetime an advance of society had reverted to the stone age. the states is not in danger of becoming venezuela next week, but we are moving closer to it . inflation is a big part of the reason of all a the economic crises a country can face. inflation isla the most dangeros inflation doesn t just make people poor. it totally destroysn their confidence in their leaders. the authorities who issued the now worthless currency they re using for toilet paper u inflation is not an act of god like a droughtin or a
even more violent. in fact, it s been called the deadliest place in the world. the homicide rate in honduras alone has more than do you believed in five years. kaj larsen journeyed to the heart of the violence. reporter: in the past year over 17,000 people have been murdered in guatemala, el salvador and honduras. in honduras, over 90% of crimes like murder are never solved. they call it the impunity rate. i asked the chief of police in san pedro, the second biggest city here, if they would take us along with a call came in on a crime. ament later we got our wish. so we jumped in the trucks and we re headed there right now to see what s going on. it s completely real. we re not making up how violent this place is. we ve been here four hours and our first body s turned up. he s been shot. the impact wound appears to be right here on the right side of his head. the police commissioner told us as is very typical in these situations, nobody saw anything, nobody heard anyt