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two decades of stellar, steady journalism and storytelling from the studios there in new york to scenes across the country, around the world. two decades of keeping them honest every single night. cheers to you anderson, and the entire ac360 team on your 20th anniversary, and this is actually just coffee but congratulations. thanks, jake. appreciate it. we launched this show on september 8th, 2003. i have no memory of that date. as jake said, this is our 20th anniversary week which honestly seems strange to say. we will be celebrating all week, hope you join us this week, as we look back. the news continues right now. the source with kaitlan collins starts now. tonight, straight from the source the former leader of the proud boys just got the most severe prison sentence yet for january 6th. his pleas for mercy fell on deaf ears as the federal judge who imposed the sentence said he had no indication of remorse. plus, the world s two biggest pariahs. vladimir pu ....
enjoy. greg: red meat thursday when we tell you what you already knew to be true and everyone who disagrees can go f themselves. to quote dana perino. tonight s red meat, leftists are ugly. i know. you knew that already. you ve seen the view. [laughter] greg: but now science is bearing it out. it s amazing. it begins with a new artificial intelligence study out of denmark which is a country, i believe. it turns out a.i. can predict a person s political leanings with 61% accuracy and it s based solely on their base. it s far more accurate than the old method which was based on ass size. but when they judge the facial features used to make these political predictions they found something else. the right wingers were way hotter. yes, yes, yes but with some notable exceptions, of course. [laughter] greg: he brought down the curve. but now here s the boring part. danish scientists the kind with cheese or fruit filling, they fed 3,200 photos of political candidates in ....
countries. but in the experience, would you say you have seen american power and influence on the wane? i certainly hope not. yes, i visited over 80 countries, for 30 years i have been in intelligence as a member, top democratic intelligence committee as speaker and leader for 30 years been involved globally in terms of security, thatis globally in terms of security, that is an oath we take to protect an event. i think that the previous occupant of the white house was a setback for us in terms of. white house was a setback for us in terms of. . . us in terms of. you mean donald us in terms of. you mean donald trump? us in terms of. you mean donald trump? you - us in terms of. you mean donald trump? you don t l us in terms of. you mean - donald trump? you don t want to name him, is that it? for donald trump? you don t want to name him, is that it? name him, is that it? for me, it is almost name him, is that it? for me, it is almost like name him, is that it? for ....
maine, but a war in israel that started three weeks ago is just getting started. in maine we are minutes away from an update from state officials confirming shooting suspect robert card is dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. closure for some, but not for the families of 18 victims still wondering why he did it in the first place and eager to learn what he wrote in that note he left behind. in israel, rapidly expanding ground operation s on and a building u.s. presence in the region. the uss eisenhower carrier has entered the mediterranean and set to join the uss gerald r. ford in a show of force as protests pick up anew all over the world including thousands gathering in london right now in support of palestinians. welcome, everybody, i m neil cavuto. good to have you on a very, very busy muse day amidst a growing and expanding rumble in israel. we ve got you covered on both as we await that press conference. let s go right to nate foy in lisbon, maine. nate. re ....
we reported that there was a possibility they would call and go this summer but after the local election results which were very bad for the tories, i had thought as most people did, why would they go now? it looks like it would be so terrible. and lots of mps think it s absolutely crackers to go now even the tories are 20 points behind but here we are. notjust here we are, here we are. notjust here we are, here we are. notjust here we are, here we go. here we are. not ust here we are, here we go. newscast by the bbc. hello, it is here we go. newscast by the bbc. hello, it is laura here we go. newscast by the bbc. hello, it is laura and here we go. newscast by the bbc. hello, it is laura and paddy. - here we go. newscast by the bbc. hello, it is laura and paddy. and i hello, it is laura and paddy. and so, this has been for rishi sunak it is fair to say a not good getting out of the traps and i think he s tucked away what should be a first move or advantage. he s ....