lot of people in our industry will ignore it. it won t be taken up in the senate. so they have to put out an agenda and they have to communicate. that is going to be the big issue. i think a big target is debt and spending and how do we avoid the catastrophe that s inevitable if bill: you can pass 250 bills. if they go nowhere nobody pays attention to them. they won t be celebrated by most people in our industry. they will be ignored. what they can do and this end of year is a chance to start talking about how you turn around the spending disaster. and i think that s going to be a big focus. bill: thank you, james. we have a brazen robbery at a mcdonalds drive through. red s.u.v. pulls up to the window.
likely with the same knife. it happened last weekend at an off campus home near the university of idaho. the massacre rocking a small college town to its core. bill: victims including a 22-year-old madison mow began, kaylee gonzaga, xana kernodle was 20 and a junior in marketing. her boyfriend, ethan chapin was 20. bill: the loss of these four young people ripping a hole in the community. tragedy being felt all over the state. video in boise, idaho where hundreds gathered. dan springer is reporting live from moscow for us on the ground in idaho where the community is reeling and so many questions left unanswered, dan. sandra, more information is trickling out from those
fact that the crown prince and his father appointed him prime minister. three days before the judicial ruling had to come down on how they were going to proceed with this case. and yeah, the biden administration basically told the lawyers in the state department you have to give us bill: i went looking for the answer and purely legal determination. i don t know if that s true or not. state department said it is longstanding precedent. the reason for it is because the united states does not want its officials to be they need to have diplomatic immunity and can t be charged in foreign courts, either. something americans stand by in the same way that when we look at courts in the u.s., if you can t prove a murderer guilty they walk. bill: do you think they sat on this to get past the mid-terms or is that too cynical? i don t know. if they had the ability.
biden 96% of the time or do you want to have a voice that will go to washington, d.c.? democratic senator warnock in the meantime is moving towards the center. he is trying to convince republican voters to back him this time around in his advertising trying to make the case that herschel walker is not fit to be a senator. here is one of those ads. i voted republican most of my life and i was proud to support brian kemp. the more i heard about herschel walker i became concerned about his honesty, his hypocrisy but also just his ability to lead. the runoff election set for december 6th. it will not determine control of the senate this time around but a democratic win would give them a key one vote cushion. back to you. bill: nice to see you live in atlanta. joe biden on the campaign trail called saudi arabia a pariah. after taking office the president fist pumped the saudi crown prince during a meeting in the desert kingdom.
this morning we are trying to figure out how many people work at twitter. bill: amazing how many people want him to fail and not hiding from it. last night so many tweets people saying i can be found here if this is not working tomorrow. it s like the end of the world is coming. bill: today it s still working. we can all agree one of the things we see on twitter is a lot of group think. a lot of journalists that get on twitter and retweet and talk to each other. a ton of that happening last night. speculation about twitter being chaotic and in trouble and going out of business. maybe that s true but there is another side of it that maybe it s not and maybe we should just wait to see how it plays out. all-time high usage. there is a lot of work to do. twitter wasn t the best business before all this. and that s why elon musk would argue he is doing all this. bill: we remain #hard core