biggs of arizona.he chair: pursuant to house resolution 1287, the gentleman from arizona, mr. biggs, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona. mr. biggs: i rise to speak in support of my amendment which protects defense related activities from the endangered species act and would curb areas used for national defense operations and p of interior to prohibit areas as crucial habitats. environmental laws created restrictions on how the d.o.d. plans and conducts training exercises on its installations. according to d.o.d.95% of army installations have endangered species present. acres of land have training in place related to stringent requirements. these restrictions applied harm and readiness and our mission. i'll elaborate in a moment but now i'll reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i rise in opposition of the amendment. the chair: the gentleman is recog

>> i can tell you andy biggs is on and and number three at the department of justice that was sent downersee the trial. when people say there's no possibility that this is scrubbed i turn around and show them the facts like andy biggs has presented. this administration in the department of justice to go after the political opponent because they no trump is going to win in the american people started at the fall and the withdrawn afghanistan realize that biden has no foreign policy that we are a mess and i frankly think the reason why the president trump is going to win big he was joking about this on thursday, every sickle time that they indict him he goes up in the polls and were working under looking forward to the win in november when we need to bring accountability and congress needs to get serious about not finding the weaponize institutions and i hope that working to bring that contempt about once we return and hopefully that will be the check and balance that we need. maria: go ahead senator. >> this is also to piggyback on the representatives point in november of 2022 gives bide

>> i can tell you andy biggs is on and and number three at the department of justice that was sent down scrubbed i turn around and show them the facts like andy biggs has presented. this administration in the department of justice to go after the political opponent because they no trump is going to win in the american people started at the fall and the withdrawn afghanistan realize that biden has no foreign policy that we are a mess and i frankly think the reason why the president trump is going to win big he was joking about this on thursday, every sickle time that they indict him he goes up in the polls and were working under looking forward to the win in november when we need to bring accountability and congress needs to get serious about not finding the weaponize institutions and i hope that working to bring that contempt about once we return and hopefully that will be the check and balance that we need. maria: go ahead senator. >> this is also to piggyback on the representatives point in november of 2022 gives biden some speech talking about all legal needs necessary to keep donald

andy biggs says he has got the five lime.k place in 2022. what do you know about this? >> well i can tell you that andy biggs is on it. also too, that people forget pomerantz was also numb per three at biden's department ofe justice,at sent down to new york to oversee the trial. employment say there is no possibility this is corrupt i t turn theurm around show the fac like andy biggs presented. this administration is really using the department of justice to go after their political opponents because they know trum gop will win. american people starting with e withdrawal from afghanistan, biden has no foreign policy, we're a mess right now and i frankly think why president i trump would win big, he was joking about this on thursday, every single time they indict him he goes up in the polls.sday we're looking toward a win in november. we do needan to bringrw accountability in congress, weto need to get serious not funding these weaponized institutions. o i mean it. we're hoping to bring the inherent contempt vote once we retur

biggs, and a member minutes. the chair mr. biggs: mr.rman, i rise in support of my amendment whichts funding from being used to implementhe d.h.s. 2022 rule which allows illegal aliens to receive more government subsidies. under our immigration law one groundbility for aliens is if they're likely to become a public charge. statute. that is to say it means if they're going to be a financial burden to the american people due to the likeloodhat they will rely on public subsistence programs, inadmissible. however, in 2022 the d.h.s. excluding a wholegrams, including medicaid including ms mean? first, it gives the biden administration more excuses to allow millions of illegal aliens into the country by doing away with one standard that would legally disqualify many second it allows the biden administration to illegal aliens to be in the country with taxpayer dol which has always been their plan. third, it creates a major pull or people who are thinking of crossing the border to actually cross the and there's evidence of this. just talk to the

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biggs. mr.ank the gentleman during his testimony before the house judiciary committee special counsel, hur stated, quote, the evidence and the president himself put his memory squarely in question. special counsel hur notified the president's memory was president biden contested that. the democrats contest that. but in reality, it's the fail tower fully comply with the committee's subpoenas regarding the audio recordings of the biden and zwonizer's interview that has impeded the oversight of hur's findings and the president's retention and disclosure of classified materials and has impeded the committee's impeachment inquiry. so the committee must assess whether special counsel hur's decision which was based on president biden's poor mental state was consistent with the rtial justice and whether special counsel investigations are required because they're not leading to impartial outcomes. quote, the audio recordings would offer unique information to inform the judiciary committee as to the need

biggs. mr. biggs: i thank the gentleman for yi■elding.testimony before the house judiciary committee special counsel, hur stated, quote, the evidence and the president himself put his memory squarely in question. special counsel hur president's memory was significantly limited. president biden contested that. the democrats contest that. but in reality, it's the fail tower fully comply with the committee's subpoenas regarding the audio recordings of the biden and zwonizer's interview that has impeded the oversight of hur's findings and the president's retention and disclosure of classified materials and has impeded the committee's impeachment inquiry. so the committee must assess whether special counsel hur's decision which was based on president biden's poor mental state was consistent with the department's mission to impartial justice and whether special counsel investigations are required because they're not leading to impartial outcomes. quote, the audio recordings would offer unique information to inform the judiciary committee as to

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is we have laid out and approach that has been endorsed by the u the g7 and by the israelis and the biggis a musket refusing to sign on, even though they have submitted something similar. whether or not it comes to fruition remains to be seen. we will continue to push. i don't have a final answer for you. reporter: to president biden's president zelenskyy, the $50 billion today. you have had the supplemental, course, from the u.s. congress recently, can you give us an assessment of the situation on the battlefield right now, and been given now, how long this will get you, in terms of either stopping the asi and how long will it last year indeed, future or current leaders are unable to reach consensus on further aid packages? and president biden, i would welcome your assessment on the situation currently on the battlefield, and what difference the supplemental has mad far, thank you. pres. zelenskyy: thank you for your question. indeed we were expecting the fundamental package of the support within the congress of the united states of america and it was a long pause for our warriors first

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we did not have a word of testimony from andy biggs. we did not have a word of testimony from kevin mccarthy and we did not have a word of testimony from mo brooks, nor did we receive a single document from scott perry, nor did we receive a single document from jim jordan, nor did we receive a single document from andy biggs, nor did we receive a single document from kevin mccarthy. nor did we receive a single document from brooks. there you are talking about 100% noncompliance and obstruction, they want to on the attorney general of the united states of america in contempt for 99.99% compliance with what they are saying now and 100% compliance in reality for what it was at the committee asked for. >> again, chairman jordan did not see fit to come and testify today, i would have liked to have heard his answer to the same question but i just want to point out for the record, that hunter biden was found guilty by jury of his peers in a case prosecuted by a u.s. attorney appointed by president trump, presided over by a federal judge appoin

we were talking representative andy biggs and breitbart.al counsel jack smith, meets with the white house, all of this ramped up right after the mid-terms. right after trump indicated he would run again and after biden said we will not let trump "take back power." >> yeah, you know, there's an old saying in washington. there are no coincidences and that's what the biden white house is expecting us to believe that all these discussions between the white house and local prosecutors, the number three top official in the justice department suddenly leaving justice to take a pay cut and go to new york to help criminally prosecute donald trump? we're supposed to believe that's all just a coincidence? well, i certainly don't and i don't think the american voters do either. liz: and a lot of that stuff happened on the same day it looks like november 18 after the mid-terms. so there's that and now you've got judge aileen cannon will hear arguments made by constitutional scholars, former attorneys general and on june 21 and whether special counsel ja

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i just talked to andy biggs, the man who asked the questionsd that hunter biden answered when he saidi had nothing. that never happened. i didn't i didn't do the dea hah with burnham. andy biggs said he felt like he was lied to and somebody needs to refere e wa t him for o prosecution. >> well, if his last name was navarro, or his last name was bannon, and he was brought up on contempt charges. he'd probably be looking at jail time, but they don't have that justice system w any longer. equal justice, equal application of our laws. e alusticei hope for the sake oo country that joe's lies are pointed out tomorrows lase,i hope for the sake of the country, that laptop becomes a very serious issueof the c. joe lied to the american people about hunter's business and about the laptop. >> thank you both. more "hannity" straight aheanesd two men misunderstood each other. it was a two. don't, man, what's wrong between you? hill first got to consume both our families. you are talking about starting another civil war. that's what we already got. lance hetfield to turn killer. oh, now give me one

in close combat is important for also, just because you weren't always be sitting inside your time. biggs, of this, the course is intended to teach participants how to hold their own in close combat and train other soldiers how to do so. if i want to reach under the weapon, grab the shoulder rest, just like i did to my turn, the weapon 180 degrees, then use it to punch either to the face or neck of the enemy and store what time slot and fight for fitness. get ready from the process to the training is meant to push soldiers to their limits. quick call from the forest and take the trip. okay, good. good. good. all josh, stand up for folks $1.00 to $1.00 step on it again. come on. well, that's right through the woods and stay together or pick up the pace guides. get on with a p fight to come on now. oh, hold on the phone with it pulled up and set up solution start enemies. so i think keep it up and keep it on the truck routes. the enemy neutralized you to something, take the pistol software, it's more of a sort of let's say it's all very fuzzy animate in terms of neutralize to models. they o

in close combat is important for also just because you weren't always be sitting inside your time, biggs. the. so the course is intended to teach participants how to hold their own in close combat and train other soldiers, how to do so. if i want to reach under the weapon, grab the shoulder rest, just like i did, turn the weapon 180 degrees, then use it to punch either to the face or neck of the enemy and store, hold on slot and fight for fitness. get ready on the cross or the training is meant to push soldiers to their limits. quick call for the forest and take the trip down the road. oh josh, stand up for folks $1.00 to $1.00 step on it again. come on. oh god. that's right. through that was and stay together, pick up the pace, guys get on with it. and keep fighting. come on now. all of it pulled up and set up solution, stone, enemies. so i think keep it up and keep it on the enemy. neutralized to something to take the pistol was what was the website. so today is find the enemy, does a neutralize to a model, they only get up here. the the goal is on the head as it is, the next station s

in close combat is important for also just because you weren't always be sitting inside your time, biggs. the. so the course is intended to teach participants how to hold their own in close combat and train other soldiers, how to do so. if i want to reach under the weapon, grab the shoulder rest, just like i did, turn the weapon 180 degrees, then use it to punch either to the face or neck of the enemy and store one slot and get ready on the cross of the training is meant to push soldiers to their limits. quick call from the forest and take the trip down the road. oh josh, stand up for folks $1.00 to $1.00. step on it again. come on. oh god, that's right. through the woods and stay together. i'll pick up the place guys, get on with it. and keep fighting. come on now. oh, fun with it. pulled up instead of solution. start enemy slicing. keep it up and keep it on the truck routes. and then be neutralized to something. we'll take the pistol was what was the website sold today for the enemy? does a neutralize to model style? me get up here. go get the goal is on the head. as it is, the next st

it is a much bigge c well.ble] exabyte continues to put pressure on china. in the lankford toughest border bill ever fentanyl is a complete misrepresentation is being being smuggledby these people c. you need a much process. that would be in the border bill.y of those they're not willing stunning. the example they gave my mind. packet get three of these laced ino pr. you get five of these and you ared. it's n exaly the drug cartels in terms of putting how many of fentanyl in. we started to the point you are killing your i think others this is a scourge proble. border. i think more pressure should be put onhina. i do not know enough of the composition because it iso somewhere. it was a real. >> appreciate doing it. what you think warning%. usa isa serious threat? >> who is warding? whwarden?what's mike morel. i am curious what ant uptick in? it is an election y wondering ia political fear mongering? >> and no, no, it is impor■tant item arrested. if you are trying to sow countra terrorist incident would inflam. i

in close combat is important for also just because you weren't always be sitting inside your time. biggs, the course is intended to teach participants how to hold their own in close combat and train other soldiers how to do so. if i wanted to reach under the weapon, grab the shoulder rest just by guy did turn the whip and 180 degrees. then use it to punch either to the face or neck of the enemy and store, hold on slot and fight for fitness. get ready on the cross to the training is meant to push soldiers to their limits. quick call from the forest and take the trip. then the door or josh, stand up for folks $1.00 to $1.00 step on it again. come on. well, that's right through the woods and stay together. pick up the place, guys, get on with a p fight to come on. now. all of that pulled up and set up solution, stone, enemies. so i think keep it up and keep it all. 7 crap, so then be neutralized to something, take the pistol as possible. it's more of a sort of let's say it's all to find the enemy. does a neutralize to a model. they only get up here, but the the goal is on the head. as it is

sitting at a desk and someone said oh well here's something we have, you know, anh it and eyes got biggeuse look it's ve hard with someone from ago to reconstructhos. you can't talk to them you can't talk to anybody who knew them. letters are only partly revealing, right? but when you can see someone talking themselves as did in his notesses? well that tells you quite a bit ■■ómore about things, especially when you can then compare it, say, to the final version and see what differences there were. so so that was the that was really the breakthrough because without that, i think the book would been a lot less illuna a similarities yeah, the question was are there stylistic similar these between say corfield or some of washington's other circuit court opinions and some of the marshall courts opinions? okay. so the answer to isprobable two. one is justice. washington was very keen authors anddidn't about that so much. younions, if you read them often have, no citations at all, verw.tten a little more like an essay, which in some ways them more perasiv just the truth. right. right. but washi

able to say and report things that we haven't been able to do before, and that is all part of this biggspen justice in this very big tranche of our judicial system, which is for many people, unknown. thank you you. the first live tv debate of the election campaign takes place this evening, with rishi sunak and keir starmer going face to face for an hour in front of a studio audience in salford. it comes at the end of a day of campaigning dominated by the issue of migration, as our political correspondent alex forsyth reports. the home secretary touring a company that transports things around the uk and europe, though today he's more concerned about the movement of people. the conservatives might point to last year's fall in net migration — the difference between the amount of people arriving in the uk and leaving — but on their watch numbers have reached a record high. now they are saying they would cap family and work visas, though haven't put figures on it. we recognise that companies like this will, of course, need some levels of migration, but we also recognise that migration puts pr

one of the bigge we look at hybd that is being spewed by russia and china and our other adversaries.the united states because of our first amendment allow for free speech and need to allow for informa the russians, the chinese are taking advantage of tt manipulac opinion. t but in europe and other democracies we have not adequately figured out how to respond to that in the state statedepartment something callee global engagement cr thererrectt countries know what the messages are that are c states. we have not effectively yet been able to response the disinformation i remember listening when he was the about the downing by russia with the klm airliner in ukraine. ukraine was it initially yet russia did it. it was almost two years to get the factual information to be able to say it was definitively russia. in general set of songs it takes us in that long to respond to w. it's one of the things it got to get better at. >> is to plug our own program we to fill along with the general senator tillis >> dockside overlook general walters for an event discussed in the past, present and futur

he didn't have a word of testimony from jim jordan we didn't have a word of ttimony from andy biggs. we do not have a word of testimony from kevin mccarthy we did not have a word of testimony from brooks. nor do we receive a single document from scott perry. nor didnt we receive a single document from jim jordan. from and eat big storm to receive a document from kevin mccarthy. nor did he receive a single docume are talking about one 100% noncompliance obstruction when told the attorney general united states of america and contempt for 99.99% compliance with but they are saying now. one 100% compliance in reality for what it was the committee asked for. >> again i regret german jordan did not see fit to come and testify today. i would have liked to have heard question. i like to point out for the record hunter biden was found guilty by a jury of his peers in a case of prosecuted by a u.s. attorney appointed by president trump. presided over by federal judge appointed by presidenter trump. investigated by the fbi wit director appointed by president trump. you do not hear anybody you d

biggs for five minutes. >> thank you secretary and thank you for being here.we talk about that zero by 2050 you are talking essentially about eli is that correct? >> it's also using some hydro carbon that's been the carn eyes. >> can you name the benefits of fossil fuel as an energy source? >> it is dense and to kee lights on in the transportation going. it's a part of her energy mix. >> it's cheaper and reliable. >> it's all of that and it's clean. >> when you have the benefits to the overall benefits when you talk about that climate friends don't really include the personal benefits for the economic benefits. can you name some economic benefits? >> clearly our economy has been fossil fuels and our economy is driven b fossil fuels that fossil fuels that created problems with climate change. that impacts the economy to slip clean it up. >> let's talk about some other things. with fossil fuels we saw dramatic increase over the last 130 years of longevity in -- rates. and also a dramatic increase in sanitation and health impacts that were good right? >> i would

how do you prove that that this was all coordinated by biden's white house i believe congressman andy biggs with a timeline prosecutors met with white house counsel at this time, jesse watters said november 18 was one day about, two weeks after biden basically said look we have to make sure that trump does not return to the white house, two weeks later, november 18 got all meetings happening with prosecutors in the white house. do you have evidence, that in fact this was coordinated? >> well, the circumstances speak for themselves impute incurable impropriety, we have demands documents from department of justice will continue to pursue that we are not stonewalled by biden's crooked department of justice again, the public the missouri voting public deserve to know this government is weaponized against a political government favored by missouri voting public you been. maria: are s look. i spoke with former ag eric schmitt on my program over the weekend, to discuss the issue around president trump, i just don't understand, how you actually are going to, you know,, prove this and get this -- ce

host: andy biggs, republican of arizona, arguing for those audiotapes. only one republican disagrees with his party yesterday, david joyce of ohio, the leader of the mainstream gop group on capitol hill voted no. he said after the vote, according to the washington post, that as a former prosecutor -- this is new york times, he cannot support a measure that would further politicize our judicial system. that was david joyce's comments why he voted no while the rest of his party voted yes on contempt of congress. we are getting your thoughts on this mode yesterday. let's listen to the other side of the aisle, new york democrat dan goldman speaking against this contempt vote. [video clip] >> this precedent that you are setting is one that your own former president and cabinet secretaries repeatedly violated in the last administration. in 2019, the former president famously said that he would defy all congressional subpoenas and then he did just that during the impeachment inquiry. the state department refused to turn over a single document. under your preced

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now in south carolina, sheri biggs wins the republican nod for the u.s.et journal reporter's espionage trial beginning today behind closed doors, 15 months after his arrest. he appeared this morning inside a russian courthouse to begin the trial, the start of which comes nearly 15 months to the day that he was detained by russian authorities after publishing a piece criticizing the russian economy. if he's convicted he could face up to 20 years behind bars. the wall street journal editor in chief writes this, quote, when his case comes before a judge this week it will not be a trial as we understand it with a presumption of innocence and a search for the truth. it will be held in secret, no evidence has been unveiled and we already know the conclusion, this bogus accusation of espionage will lead to a bogus conviction for an innocent man who would then face up to 20 years in prison for doing his job and an excellent job he was doing at that. well, deliberations beginning tuesday in the high profile trial of karen reed in massachusetts, the accused murder'

tomorrow republicans vote in a runoff election to choose between a candidate(çnamed sherry biggs whoelist named mark burns who is backed by donald trump and has said that he wants to execute public school teachers for treason. that's nice. all of that is just what is happening tomorrow. the day after tomorrow on wednesday, we enter a whole new kind of crazy because wednesday, thursday and friday, all three of those days, the supreme court of the united states is scheduled to hand down more decisions, and they have a ton left, including another really big, important, very consequential reproductive rights decision. they have a huge decision dealing ■çwith th government's fundamental ability to regulate thing is, everything from the food we eat to the air we breathe not even counting the long-delayed decision we are still waiting for in the out i just donald trump immunity from the law case. we could get any or all of those between wednesday and friday, and then on thursday right in the middle of all that, there is this presidential debate, which is bizarre. this is the earliest presid

and sherry biggs wins republican not. help us make sense of it, msnbc political analyst brendan buck. he was communications strategist and former aide to house speakers ryan and boehner. what do we make of this, brendan? trump's blessing in a republican primary is usually pretty golden. his candidates tend to win but there were a trio of losses last night. should we be reading into anything about what his hold on the party is or a lesson to be learned for november? >> there may be some lessons to learn. look. the former president's endorsement is still very important and members of congress and candidates will bend over backwards to get it, but it, alone, is not sufficient for winning. if you have a bad candidate or you run a bad campaign, you can still lose. look what happened in virginia with the chairman of the house freedom caucus bob good who donald trump made it his mission to defeat as did other people and they threw everything they had at him and barely got him by a couple of hundred votes. the dirty little secret

i have my i have the captain of the drug market coordination center, captain scott biggs, as well as colleagues from the office of small business, as well as the department of public health. so i'd just like to thank you for your time and consideration in this ordinance, we believe that it will be a very important and impactful tool to help the community and the city with the very overwhelming conditions that we see here during the night time, in particular in the in the tenderloin. so regarding this restriction, pilot program, i just i want to i think that it's very important to start off by saying that it was largely community driven, the genesis of this, of the idea behind the pilot program really can be traced back to a community meeting that was held at tenderloin police station, several months ago, which was attended by the mayor during this community meeting, there was a conversation about what the concerns were, by the attendees and residents. and really, two points came from that number one, there was significant concern over the crowds that form during the nighttime, we're

maria: congressman andy biggs came out with a timeline of meetings that he said took place between thed your father and white house counsel. and jesse watters had a clip on his show the other might pointing to november 18th saying that, first, joe biden comes out and says we have to make sure -- as soon as your father announced that he's running for re-election, a couple of weeks later joe biden come out and says, look, we have to make sure trump never returns to the white house. and then nine days later or a couple weeks later, on november 11th is what jesse said -- 18th, those prosecutors had meetings with white house counsel. do you have evidence that, in fact, there was a coordination with the white house to indict president trump? >> of course. michael coanglo, the number three in the doj, he went, he purchased from washington, d.c. to new york city to prosecute everything that is donald trump. can you imagine if the number three in donald trump's administration, in donald trump's doj went to delaware to prosecute everything relating to joe biden? there would be riots in the stree

tomorrow, republicans are going to vote in a runoff election to choose between a candidate named sheri biggs, who has the backing of south carolina's governor. it will be her or a televangelist named mark burns who is backed by donald trump who incidentally has said he wants to execute public school teachers for treason. that's nice. all of that is just what's happening tomorrow. then the day after tomorrow, on wednesday, we enter a whole new kind of crazy, because wednesday, thursday, and friday, all three of those days, the supreme court of the united states is scheduled to hand down more decisions. and they have a ton left, including another really big, important, very consequential reproductive rights decision. they ever got a huge decision dealing with the government's fundamental ability to regulate things, everything from the food we eat to the air we breathe. that's not even counting the long delayed decision which we are still waiting for in the outrageous donald trump immunity from the law case. we could gte any or all of those between wednesday and friday. and then on thursday, ri

just listened to congressman andy biggs, a member of the house judiciary committee, explain it because the transcripts do not reflect important verbal context, such as tone or tenor, or nonverbal context such as pauses or pace of delivery all of what which went into the decision by mr. >> her not to prosecute a crime that he said was committed that prosecutorial discretion is under review by our committee legitimately and constitutionally we have the right to that audio recording now, we should point out that biden did assert executive privilege over those audio tapes. >> and nonetheless, republicans are pushing ahead with this vote. and if it passes as we expect it to do, then it has a we're to the department of justice, but they are under no obligation to pick this one up. briana. >> yeah. very good point there, mel. thank you for that report for us let's discuss with republican congressman tom tiffany of wisconsin, congressman. >> thank you so much for joining us. this vote is expected to happen within the hour. >> how confident are you that it's going to pass yeah. i believe it wil

it rather than an immediate reaction of -->> in the m in the first quarter of says the stimulus was bigghould there was no change in the forward guidance or theamework. if they had to do it all over again, they would not pick august 2020, the middle of the biggest shock we have had at least since the global financial crisis to come up with the framework. thdo they should learn from this and write a ft their objective but is robust to things going awry. it was just the one way. this gentleman here and in the back. >> that is a at the very beginning, it seemed to me you argued against the side. got the model-based theoretical argument against it should has there been -- against it. has there been any empirical evidence after the covid shock asymmetry could be stabilizing for the economy?>> i focus on lowe workers and working-class issues. my question for the panel is on the phillips curve or the phillithere used to be a curve. when this thing took root, we had a much different labor we had high unionize asian and -- hi unionization and there was a quicker pathway between more jobs, higher

laura: you say that the end goals we bigge ejust teachings out story, stretching all the way to makingitly christian. what is the end goal here? a where are we seeing it in other places? mike: there are elements of the christian right in america that have long arguhat th separation of church a sta is a myth that our country began to decline in the 1960's, when prayer and mandatory bible readings were removed from schools, and they have seized on this moment to say parents are upset about schools. this is our chance to try to chip away at those foundational principles. and so you're seeing, in texas and all over the country, moves to, in this moment, not just remove lgbtq content from schools, or to ban or restrict how teachers talk about race and racism, but to replace those things with christian symbols. there's bills to mandate the 10 commandments be hung in every classroom, to put christian chaplains in schools to replace counselors and therapists, and to bring the bible back into school and and have kids read from that as part of their social studies curricula. and so they are coun

also my favorite segment the actor jason biggs will be here in studio. 25 years since the classic ofut in theaters is we're going to find out what he's doing to celebrate and how the film's iconic apple pie scene is in fact still shaping his life today and also how he prepared for the scene. method acting an getting into character and all in the conversation. >> i have no idea what you are talking about there tony. i'd ask for an explanation. really do know. that's why i'm not. thank you tony dokoupil say hi to the team in new york this morning. >> so glad we don't need to explain that scene. >>> all right, now take a live look outside this morning. you look at that you have got a little bit of cloud cover there morning. and some of the tippy top of the buildings there. jessica. >> absolutely. let's actually start off with that marine layer because it could impact issues along the coastline when it comes to getting to work or school this morning. low visibility right now in certain pockets along the shoreline. and all throughout the bay we are waking up to cool and cloudy conditions

maria: congressman andy biggs came out with a timeline of meetings that he said took place between thetors that have indicted your father and white house counsel. and jesse watters had a clip on his show the other might pointing to november 18th saying that, first, joe biden comes out and says we have to make sure -- as soon as your father announced that he's running for re-election, a couple of weeks later joe biden come out and says, look, we have to make sure trump never returns to the white house. and then nine days later or a couple weeks later, on november 11th is what jesse said -- 18th, those prosecutors had meetings with white house counsel. do you have evidence that, in fact, there was a coordination with the white house to indict president trump? >> of course. michael coanglo, the number three in the doj, he went, he purchased from washington, d.c. to new york city to prosecute everything that is donald trump. can you imagine if the number three in donald trump's administration, in donald trump's doj went to delaware to prosecute everything relating to joe biden? there would

three gop hardliner today about the treatment of january 6, prisoners 3d he's three congressman roy biggs, a massive right in a letter to garland in part what they say is, in addition, other investigations have pointed to the fbi's possible involvement in facilitating the events of january 6, they cite as evidenced in this letter, a new york post columnist peas from last year about this topic. >> now, it is important to point out, anderson that the fbi director christopher wray, has repeatedly testified, but the fbi had absolutely no involvement in the attack on january 6, the justice department itself, has prosecuted hundreds of people, many of whom pleaded guilty, admitted they are wrong, and some of them also, of course, anderson said they came to the capital because thought they were following trump's orders, not erasure. mano. thank you. california democratic congressman, i'm ashamed for you saw briefly amount as report serves on the judiciary committee as a former member of the select committee on january 6, he's more than qualified to speak to allegations about the fbi's role on th

when we were there on friday night, they were campaigning with him, key members like chip roy, andy biggshere, and the chairman of their committee can retain his seat amid really an onslaught of outside money coming against him, and, of course, big republican power players doing the same. >> ali vitali, thank you for your reporting. >>> now to an unexpected discovery. where else would you find bottles of perfectly preserved cherries from over 250 years ago? than in the cellar of george washington's mount vernon home. archaeologists say they have discovered dozens of bottles of preserved cherries and other berries dating from before the birth of the united states. they were found in storage pits in the cellar of washington's virginia mansion during an archaeological dig. it includes whole recognizable cherries, gooseberries and more. they credit the slaves who ran the plantation's kitchen for the remarkable high quality preservation. the u.s. department of agriculture now plans to dna test the fruit and may even try to see if they can grow new trees from the centuries old cherry pits. >>>

tomorrow, republicans are going to vote in a runoff election to choose between a candidate named sheri biggsas the backing of south carolina's republican governor. it'll be her or a televangelist named mark burns who is backed by donald trump, who incidentally has said that he wants to execute public school teachers for treason. that's nice. all of that is just what's happening tomorrow. then the day after tomorrow on wednesday, we enter a whole new kind of crazy because wednesday, thursday, and friday all three of those days the supreme court of the united states is scheduled to hand down more decisions, and they have a ton left, including another really big, important, very consequential reproductive rights decision. they've got a huge decision dealing with the government's fundamental ability to regulate things, everything from the food we eat to the air we breathe. that's not even counting the long delayed decision which we are still waiting for in the outrageous donald trump immunity from the law case. we could get any or all of those between wednesday and friday. and then on thursday r

maria: congressman andy biggs came out with a timeline of meetings that he said took place between the that have indicted your father and white house counsel. and jesse watters had a clip on his show the other might pointing to november 18th saying that, first, joe biden comes out and says we have to make sure -- as soon as your father announced that he's running for re-election, a couple of weeks later joe biden come out and says, look, we have to make sure trump never returns to the white house. and then nine days later or a couple weeks later, on november 11th is what jesse said -- 18th, those prosecutors had meetings with white house counsel. do you have evidence that, in fact, there was a coordination with the white house to indict president trump? >> of course. michael coanglo, the number three in the doj, he went, he purchased from washington, d.c. to new york city to prosecute everything that is donald trump. can you imagine if the number three in donald trump's administration, in donald trump's doj went to delaware to prosecute everything relating to joe biden? there would be

biggs for five minutes. >> thank you secretary and thank you for being here.about that zero by 2050 you are talking essentially about eliminating hydrocarbon-based fuel. is that correct? >> it's also using some hydro carbon that's been the carbon eyes. >> can you name the benefits of fossil fuel as an energy source? >> it is dense and to keep the lights on in the transportation going. it's an important part of her energy mix. >> it's cheaper and reliable. >> it's all of that and it's clean. >> when you have the benefits to the overall benefits when you talk about that zero and our climate friends don't really include the personal benefits for the economic benefits. can you name some economic benefits? >> clearly our economy has been built upon fossil fuels and our ec fossil fuels that fossil fuels that created problems with climate change. that impacts the economy to slip clean it up. >> let's talk about some other things. with fossil saw dramatic increase over the last 130 years of longevity in -- rates. and also a dramatic increase in sanitation and health i