accept his share of responsibility, quell the bruling unrest and ensure president-elect biden is able to successfully begin his term. >> the cowardly kevin did not say a word of that to donald trump today. kevin mccarthy released a statement saying, today president trump committed to helping elect republicans in the house and senate in 2022. that commitment is of course worth absolutely nothing because it's from donald trump. kevin mccarthy still hasn't released a statement saying that marjorie taylor greene has promised not to encourage the assassination of the speaker of the house anymore or the assassination of anyone else in

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right now it's like europe except without the resources to handle it just so that you get an idea and brule is perhaps the best country to illustrate that it has surpassed more than a 1000000 infections so far it is impossible to tell just how many really new new cases are coming up every day because there isn't enough testing and a 70 percent of the population is in the informal sector so it's impossible to or at least a foot of authorities believe it's impossible to put the genie back in the bottle and declare a complete lockdown in the country again because people just simply will not obey that. police in the u.k. are set to get tougher on lockdown rule breakers as the country fights an infection surge london's police chief says the people who preach restrictions are more likely to be fined while the home secretary says that the current rules are tough enough but are always on the review of been more than 83000 coronavirus in the u.k. i was here as paul brennan has been to richmond in southwest london to gauge the mood of people there. the intervention of britain's most senior police off

right now it's like europe except without the resources to handle it just so that you get an idea and brule is perhaps the best country to illustrate that it has surpassed more than a 1000000 infections so far it is impossible to tell just how many really new new cases are coming up every day because there isn't enough testing and a 70 percent of the population is in the informal sector so it's impossible to or at least a foot of authorities believe it's impossible to put the genie back in the bottle and declare a complete lockdown in the country again because people just simply will not obey that. police in the u.k. are set to get tougher on lockdown rule breakers as the country fights an infection surge london's police chief says the people who preach restrictions are more likely to be fined while the home secretary says the current rules are tough enough but always under review the target more than $86000.00 coronavirus deaths in the u.k. . for brennan has been to richmond and southwest london to gauge the mood of people there the intervention of britain's most senior police officer into

it the as far as i'm hearing from mainstream media in big newspapers around the world in the only brule countries it is the poor that have to stop paying we have to balance the books we have to prepare to balance the books because of the coronavirus and the amount of help given to the poor quite the opposite from what you're talking about let alone actually in this country oversee cutting the age by a bunch of combined are simply that the big fear is that we end up in the same situation we had the financial crisis where we have you know years and years of austerity we're trying to compound the growing in accordance and i mean i think a key message america or is countries face a choice we face an absolute choice over the next 10 years do we double down. cops hurt the poor as we did last time increase in a corner or do we start to move towards a more progressive taxation of the richest and i think we started to see we've seen it an extraordinary wealth tax immigrant to file containing the last months to help pay for the recovery has been a very high profile study here in the u.k. of what

discuss their book three wise men a navy seal, a green brulÉ and how their brother became a war solesurvivor. there interviewed by author and journalist, watchful tv, this weekend on c-span2. >> president joe biden and vice president kamala harris were sworn in on wednesday watch the historic 59th inaugural ceremony this weekend on c-span see the arrival of former presidents and celebrity performances. >> america has been tested and america has risen to the challenge. >> joe biden dinar girl speech and the problem, watch president joe biden inauguration saturday first at 8:00 p.m. eastern and t midnight on c-span. on-demand at c-span.org or listen on the c-span radio app. >> the pros and cons of eliminating the filibuster in the u.s. senate. political scientist look at his history and possible reforms senate minority leader mitch mcconnell is insisting the filibuster remain intact as he negotiates with majority leader chuck schumer on terms for conducting senate business. >> good afternoon everyone. thank you for joining us for this debate on the future of the filibuster today my nam

accept his share of responsibility, quell the bruling unrest and ensure president-elect biden is able to successfully begin his term. >> and of course he called for a possible censure motion against the president and his comments. what was your reaction to that? >> kevin mccarthy is as close as you'll find to pure ambition unadulterated by any sense of principle. unfortunately that's who he is. i think anyone who has worked with him, spoken to him, realizes that's all he amounts to. that's kevin mccarthy trying to maintain the votes he needs in caucus, kevin mccarthy figuring out how does he get the money to start flowing again from the lobbyists on wall street. that's all that motivates this man. he was the biggest water carrier for this president in the entire congress. he debased himself time and time again. he showed no independence from this president. so, frankly, you know, anything kevin mccarthy has to say right now ought to be greeted with the most profound skepticism. >> chairman adam schiff, thank you very much for starting off our discussion tonight. and i hope that a mask

accept his share of responsibility, quell the bruling unrest and ensure president-elect biden is able to successfully begin his term. >> the cowardly kevin did not say a word of that to donald trump today. kevin mccarthy released a statement saying, today president trump committed to helping elect republicans in the house and senate in 2022. that commitment is of course worth absolutely nothing because it's from donald trump. kevin mccarthy still hasn't released a statement saying that marjorie taylor greene has promised not to encourage the assassination of the speaker of the house anymore or the assassination of anyone else in the house of representatives or anywhere else. democratic congressman of los angeles jimmy gomez has introduced a resolution to expel marjorie taylor greene from the house of representatives. here is what congressman gomez told chris hayes tonight. >> marjorie taylor greene, a conspiracy theorist and believes in all sorts of kra si things. the wort thing is she's incited crowds in the past to storm the capitol, to go after nancy pelosi. they were even chanting

woman #2: a princess cake, two of those crème brûlées. lemonis: i love french macarons.would almost call myself a macaron snob. nina: hi! lemonis: i'm marcus. nina: hi, i'm nina. lemonis: nina? nina: yes. finia: pleasure to meet you. finia. lemonis: are you mom? finia: yes! lemonis: okay! this is a really beautiful display! nina: thank you. lemonis: look how colorful it is. nina: we wanted to make a place where macarons were in the forefront. lemonis: where did the idea come from? nina: well, it's a french cookie, and the origin is over 300 years old. lemonis: are you guys french? nina: no. my real father is part european, but mom is iranian. lemonis: okay, cool. finia: i took two classes in paris. lemonis: you went to macaron making? finia: yes. now i'm the macaron queen. lemonis: okay. i thought you were the macaron queen. nina: no, i'm the princess. i'm the daughter. lemonis: is this one of the hardest pastries in the world to make? nina: i would think yes. finia: yes, it is, very. nina: it's called the impossible cookie. people always say, "i tried it at home. it did

it's like, no, it's going to be creme brulee he's like this alt-right guy hey, you have a fan, somebodystarted watching you on msnbc. of all of the things that we could have predicted but i do, this is one of my new favorite things is when i have a guest on, is showing them a clip, this is leslie jones watching chris >> he got this condescending, "get your [ bleep ] together," look look at this look he's got on his face "i am sick of saying this to you mother [ bleep ] and y'all know that this is wrong what's happening. why ain't you doing nothing? you know what [ bleep ] it i am going to chipotle." [ laughter ] >> seth: i forget that every time we show a leslie clip, our energy bill goes up from all of the beeping. >> yes [ laughter ] >> seth: hey, i know that you are on the air tonight for a couple of long chunks tonight. >> for a couple of long chunks, yeah >> seth: we're very lucky to have you on the air. >> oh, it's so great to be here. >> seth: thanks for making the time "all in with chris hayes" airs weeknights at 8:00 on msnbc. we'll be right back with more "late night. ♪ tashsh

right now it's like europe except without the resources to handle it just so that you get an idea and brule is perhaps the best country to illustrate that it has surpassed more than a 1000000 infections so far it is impossible to tell just how many really new new cases are coming up every day because there isn't enough testing and 70 percent of the pop. pillay sion is in the informal sector so it's impossible to avoid or at least for authorities believe it's impossible to put the genie back in the bottle and declare a complete lockdown in the country again because people just simply will not have bay that they said they'd rather die of coded than of starvation so we're seeing hospitals absolutely at the breaking point there and the numbers are increasing proving authorities are blaming this of course on the new strain of the corona virus which they believe was imported from we are. to see a new human that is latin america and it's a journey of some something either today thank you. let's look at mexico now because in $1000.00 outbreak which is caused one of the world's highest mortality rat

right now it's like europe except without the resources to handle it just so that you get an idea and brule is perhaps the best country to illustrate that it has surpassed more than a 1000000 infections so far it is impossible to tell just how many really new new cases are coming up every day because there isn't enough testing and a 70 percent of the population is in the informal sector so it's impossible to or at least a foot of authorities believe it's impossible to put the genie back in the bottle and declare a complete lockdown in the country again because people just simply will not obey that. we're going to weather up next here on al-jazeera a mother with her. uganda prepares to vote for the president is using force in his bid to win yessica. to do we begin to address the fact that mothers and children in these films have a voice and that should be heard at a reckoning of irish history for the thousands who died in homes over the last 7 decades. the be. an invitation to bear witness to all that life office. the heidi's the lovers the trials and tribulations the unseen and everyday mir

eastern on "after words" they discuss their book three wise men a navy seal, a green brulÉ and how theirbrother became a war sole survivor. there interviewed by author and journalist, watchful tv, this weekend on c-span2. >> president joe biden and vice president kamala harris were sworn in on wednesday watch the historic 59th inaugural ceremony this weekend on c-span see the arrival of former presidents and celebrity performances. >> america has been tested and america has risen to the challenge. >> joe biden dinar girl speech and the problem, watch president joe biden inauguration saturday first at 8:00 p.m. eastern and t midnight on c-span. on-demand at c-span.org or listen on the c-span radio app. >> the pros and cons of eliminating the filibuster in the u.s. senate. political scientist look at his history and possible reforms senate minority leader mitch mcconnell is insisting the filibuster remain intact as he negotiates with majority leader chuck schumer on terms for conducting senate business. >> good afternoon everyone. thank you for joining us for this debate on the future of t

. >>> and folk whose love it are saying, don't change too much especially keen that creme brulee ande forefront of that restaurant, beginning with ella brennan really going out and finding that spot, finding the money to get the loan. i mean, she was a stalwart presence. she was it and brought her brothers and sisters ys onboard. this next generation, lalli and t, carrying on that tradition. >> daughters see their mothers and want to emulate that. >> making me hungry. >> me, too. >> how about this? martinis is all i got to say. >> well-known venue for tex-mex cuisine. the ever-changing sign outside has become known the world over. heading back to austin. you're watching cbs "this morning: saturday." >>> cbs "this morning: saturday" will return in a few minutes. for now i'm ian lee with a look beyond this morning's headlines. >>> scientists racing to save the world's most endangered mammal turning to ivf for help. these are the last of their kind. the the two remaining northern white rhinos live under con start guard on a reserve in kenya. to save the species, recently harvests their