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is mary trump s comment, and i can t say it on tv. yeah, there s part of it you can t say on tv. i don t think the times is going to have the same comment. this i think he is an f-ing loser. i think the times probably won t say loser. i don t know. won t be exactly the same words. lawrence, can i just tell you can i just tell you can i read you one line from please. i literally was just handed the lawsuit. i saw the daily beast reporting, we reported on that and then i just got the lawsuit during the commercial break. but on page 1 it says the defendant s actions were motivated by a personal vendetta and their desire to game fame, notoriety, acclaim and a financial windfall and were further intended to advance their political agenda. then it says this, the brazenness of the defendant s actions cannot be understated. cannot be understated. cannot be wait a minute. let me get my cannot be understated. impossible to rewrite. rachel, do not try to re ....
what is your favorite thanksgiving side? does it have to be corn by definition? no, actually, it is my wife s stuffing and dressing. requires a great deal of chopping of lots of vegetables and nuts and it is absolutely delicious. we re looking forward to it. while i got everybody listening to this, four simple rules, make sure you clean your hands after you deal with that raw poultry, separate when you re cutting on different boards so you don t have your you reduce the risk of some problems. cook that turkey to 165 degrees, check it in three places, breast, thigh and the wing. and make sure that after you have eaten that wonderful meal, you don t take that nap until you put everything back in the fridge. number five is nap plentifully. secretary tom vilsack, thank you for being with us. happy thanksgiving. you too. new day continues right now. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. it is wednesday, november 24th. i am brianna ke ....
in ukraine that had hoped maybe there could be an easing in tension. far from it. the tensions continue and so do the air strikes and so too do the russian troop build-up on the eastern portion of the country preparing for a ground war that authorities tell us that could make everything you ve seen to date pale in comparison. jennifer griffin with more. hi, neil. we heard the air raid sirens about an hour ago. there were concerns that more air strikes could be coming in response to the sinking of that navy vessel, the russian vessel that is now on the bottom of the black sea. moscow has warned that if the u.s. continues sending in weapons to resupply ukraine forces that those supply lines could be hit. but we also understand that putin is so angry that he s talking about declaring all-out war on ukraine so that he can extend the draft. i spoke exclusively to ukraine s foreign minister today. here s what he said about why he needs certain weapons and how if he gets cer ....
speech? gillian: plus, caitlyn jenner and colorado congressman ken buck are here, they will weigh in and jack keane and miranda devine. and if you cannot catch it with us this afternoon, set your d.v.r. and watch it back later today. john: first a fox news alert to start us off in the federal case against the man police tried to kill dozens of people. 62-year-old suspect frank james, his first appearance in court moments ago to face a charge he could be sentenced to life. the judge ordering him held without bail, saying he terrorized the city. gillian: i m in for sandra today. so nearly 30-hour manhunt ended on an east village street wednesday when james called the tip line to say he was at a local mcdonalds. now facing a terrorism charge. nypd is working to identify his motives. john: james has a lengthy rap sheet, at least seven charges in new york and three in new jersey and online post shows the ramblings of violence, racist and bigotry. it was presumed he ....
intensify into a major hurricane. it s 10:00 a.m. eastern. i m lindsey reiser in new york in for ana cabrera. it s going to be a busy hour with not just one, but two court hearings getting under way in legal cases against former president trump. in atlanta we re watching the first major hearing in the elections interference case brought by d.a. fani willis. mark meadows, one of the co-defendants, is trying to get his case moved to federal court. willis has called on multiple witnesses to testify in this morning s hearing including georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger who we know was on the line for that infamous phone call in which former president donald trump wanted to find around 11,000 votes. in washington lawyers have arrived for the federal case into trump s election interference case. prosecutors want to get started in january. trump s team wants it to begin in april, april of 2026. joining us right now is nbc s justice correspondent ken dilanian, bl ....