christmas vigil was held last night with him s and prayers for peace in the region as the israel-hamas war continues unabated. israeli defense forces are continuing to embark gaza city with fresh air strikes. this includes one of the deadliest so far, which claimed the lives of 70 members of an extended family. accordin to the palestinian health ministry, more than 20,000 people have been killed in gaza since october 7th. among the dead, approximately 8000 children. the staggering loss of life has already surpassed the toll for any of their arab conflict. israel yesterday, president biden spoke with israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, after their longest stretch without speaking since the war began. the white house says the president emphasized, quote, the critical need to protect the civilian population including those supporting that humanitarian aid operation and the importance of allowing civilians to move safely from areas of ongoing fighting. netanyahu also ex
donald trump is reportedly considering testifying before the january six committee. with conditions of course. could this actually happen? and frankly, shot? it will ask congressman peter welch. plus, you think a billion dollar verdict would keep anyone from ever spreading lies again. but not alex jones. he says that he is not going to stop. what this means for their efforts to shut down americas lie machine. and to stop the spread of disinformation. and later, how heat is going mainstream in the gop. jonathan greenblatt of the anti-defamation league us here told talk about the rise of antisemitism, and racism, leading up to the midterms. all of that and more is coming up! and a good sunday morning to you. i am katie fang. we re gonna begin this morning show with breaking news out of california. and the possible big break in an investigation that has been going on for months. stockton police arrested a suspected serial killer connected to the deaths of six people. authorities
this midterm election cycle has been unlike any other. historically the party of the sitting president intends to lose seats during midterm elections. and that would appear to be bad news for democrats. who only have a slim majority in congress. but the relative factors at play this year and that has made the outcome of this election cycle very difficult to protect as the supreme court s aggressive decision to overturn roe v. wade for months ago created a sudden radical intangible change to reproductive rights and health care access and the unpopularity of that decision has helped democrats gain a political advantage. the january six committee and its public findings hat could also factor into november s elections and even though the committee has presented plenty of documentary evidence and testimony from witnesses about the central role that donald trump played in spreading the big lie implementing a coup it has not really effective support for the republican party. that is
large the system has better pricing in this more efficient and works better and you have to support technology and the changes even though it leads to destruction. bob, thank you my friend. thank ring with. us particular on the weekend when you work real hard. thanks for the book in the advice and got to give me over the years. senior market correspondent cnbc, author of showed up and keep talking, messages of life and investing for the new york stock exchange which comes out on tuesday, incredibly important under conversation with judge michael luttig up next. i don t often say this but it is a conversation in the stark warning that you need to hear. it is a master class in constitutional thinking, it might just save american democracy. you need to watch this. another hour of velshi begins right now. right now. good, morning it is an area where the 15th. emily velshi. after more than your investigation 1000 witnesses and nine televised hearing, the january six committee ha
has tried it before. i m jonathan capehart, this is the sunday show. congress has until friday night to pass funding legislation to keep the government open. despite his best efforts to avoid a government shutdown, the new house speaker appears to be barreling towards one. yesterday afternoon, house speaker mike johnson released a stopgap spending bill, and unusual to teared continuing resolution that would fund some government agencies until january 2019, and as eight through february 2nd. a vote could come as early as tuesday. this is meant to avoid a messy shutdown right before the holidays, but it is a risky gambit by speaker johnson who has only been speaker for 18 days. his untested funding scheme doesn t contain spending cuts which is a demanded some republicans, and it doesn t contain funding for israel which is a bipartisan demand of the senate and the white house. speaker johnson passed passages already in trouble, he can only lose four votes, and three of his f