News about Stephanie Ruhle

This time, the Oscar-winner, 80, compared the Republican presidential candidate to World War II tyrants Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini. During an appearance on MSNBC's The 11th Hour with Stephanie Ruhle, De Niro called Trump a 'a sick person,' a 'narcissistic,' a 'monster, and a 'stupid bully.' De Niro then expressed his concern about Trump returning to the White House, saying he doesn't think people 'understand how dangerous it will be if he ever.' He continued: 'Historically, from what I see, even in Nazi Germany, they had it with Hitler. They don't take him seriously. "He looks like a clown. Acts like a clown." Mussolini. Same thing. These guys, I don't know why they look like clowns.

The Israeli Government announced that Judith Tai Raananan and her daughter Natalie Shoshana Raananan arrived back in Israel late Friday. Authorities in the area also posted a photograph of the two men being taken back across Israel, surrounded by armed soldiers. After the terror group released the mother and daughter who were kidnapped, Anthony Blinken says Hamas is still believed to be holding ten Americans hostage. During a press conference on Friday about the release of Judith and Natalie Raananan, the Secretary of State announced that the number is also missing.

According to the insurgents, Hamas has released two US nationals who had been detained hostage in Gaza. On Friday, a spokesperson for the US-designated terror group confirmed the hostages' release. The first news of the hostage transfer came from Fox News reporter Trey Yingst, reporting from Israel, and Israeli journalist Almog Boker, who said the two released hostages were both a mother and daughter.

Two members of his wife's family were among the hundreds of hostages captured by Hamas, including one of MSNBC's long-serving Middle East and Israeli reporter, who broke down on air. When the barbaric assault started on October 7, Fletcher revealed that kidnapped Illinois residents, Judith Raananan and her daughter, Natalie, 17, were in the country commemorating a relative's birthday. They were last seen, their hands tied, as a result of the Hamas' dragging. So it's personal, it's real, and no one is really positive that it's possible to recover them. Of course, everyone is hoping,' Fletcher told Stephanie Ruhle on Thursday. 'Hamas is using the hostages for psychological warfare,' Fletcher said through tears.' The conflict was described as a "very personal thing," according to He. 'No one is really positive that it's possible to save them,' he somberly said.

According to House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer, Wednesday's expected to be a 'poor' day' for the White House, as the FBI is set to hand over documents related to a suspected pay-to-play bribery scheme between President Biden and a foreign national. In the morning, Comer will chair a press conference, in which he promises to reveal to the American people the full extent of the Biden family's suspected money laundering schemes based on specific bank reports obtained by the committee. It would be a "poor day for the White House," Comer said, adding that it would be interesting to see what Biden will say in response.

During a softball interview with MSNBC's Stephanie Ruhle on Saturday, President Joe Biden brushed off his decision not to attend King Charles III's coronation by saying he has a 'lot going on.' Biden, 80, said he told the king that he would be in the UK during the NATO conference in the summer. 'He's a good friend and we've worked together on environmental issues,' the president said of King Charles III during a MSNBC interview, his first since PBS Newshour's sit down interview in February.' I have gained a slew of wisdom.' And I'm more knowledgeable than the overwhelming majority of people - I'm more experienced than any other person has ever run for office. 'I believe I've been both generous and also efficient,' he bragged.

President Joe Biden has scheduled his first interview since announcing his reelection bid in 2024. On Friday night, the president will speak with MSNBC's Stephanie Ruhle in an interview that will air ten p.m. on Friday night, when many Americans will be out for Cinco de Mayo or going to bed.

On Monday, Andy Kessler, who had worked in finance before joining the Journal as a columnist, said that a variety of factors may have led to the bank's demise, the first financial institution since 2008. 'Was there regulatory failure? Maybe. SVB was regulated like a bank, but it appeared more like a money market account. "There's this": SVB notes that besides 91% of their board being independent and 55% women, they also have "1 black," "1 LGBTQ+," and "2 Veterans."

After squeezing in a few last Valentine's Day posts, Guthrie, 51, revealed on Instagram on Wednesday that she had squeezing on Lent's social media. Even though she mistakenly started her digital fast a week early, the Today co-anchor shared screenshots of the Instagram icon on her phone and the time before she hit the'remove tab.' Her assistant will post any work-related material from here on out, according to her. Before Guthrie's leaving social media cold turkey, she did post some heartwarming photos of her family celebrating Valentine's Day together on Tuesday.

The 33-year-old actress arrived at the festival wearing a maroon leather trench coat lined with fur over her outfit before being seated next to Stephanie Ruhle on the stage for the event. She wore a cream-colored long-sleeve shirt with small ruffles along the seams and inside the pants, navy trousers, and red boots for the remainder of her outfit. In favor of the Planned Parenthood Action Fund, she accessorized with a pin on her chest that read, 'Bans Off Our Bodies.'

On a New York City subway, a now-viral video depicts the terrifying moments when a black FedEx worker is trapped in an all-out brawl with a barefoot white man. The video, which was originally posted on Twitter, shows the two men standing in the middle of a subway car as onlookers look at them throwing punches. In the one-minute video, the two men punch each other, ending with the black man being pushed away and the white man curled up on the train car's floor. This year alone, crime on the subway has increased by 32%.

MAUREEN CALLAHAN: A violent murder suspect. All our lives are on the brink of going bankrupt. These are my top concerns, as well as many of you. Care to guess who I'm backing? In our post-Roe period, it takes a long time for a woman to lose the female vote, but here we are. And the Democrats have no one to blame but themselves. I don't normally vote red. Nevertheless, I'm certainly alone in this election cycle. In fact, I suspect this election will be very close to Trump's in 2016 - at least in New York, where I live. Many people who normally vote for Democrat are likely not telling pollsters, colleagues, or families that this is the first time they have discovered that there is no other option than to vote Republican. There's a sense of exhaustion, chaos, and a keen desire for change. However, Democrats don't seem to be paying attention.

Caroline Hirsch, a comedy legend, is the newest New Yorker of note to sluggish the city's deterioration. The owner of renowned comedy bar Caroline's on Broadway has reported the'smell of pot' that appears to be 'on every goddamn corner' in the area. 'I mean, I'm very susceptible to smelling it, not that I smoked pot, but that I'm an ex-cigarette smoker,' she said.

Stephanie Ruhle of MSNBC called out New York Governor Kathy Hochul's attempts to deflect on crime, saying, 'Here's the issue: We don't feel secure.' Mayor Eric Adams of New York City has urged Hochul and lawmakers to repeal bail reform laws that allow criminals to return to the streets just hours after they were arrested. According to Hochul, rollbacks to the law have given judges and lawyers more power to hold prisoners in prison, but they are not profiting from it.