. >> reporter: anti-vaccine advocate charlene bollinger, who planned the rally along with her husband occasionally to gleefully report what was happening in the capitol about a block away. her husband left the rally to join in. >> i asked him, are you at the capitol. and he said, outside it. the capitol has been stormed by patriots. we're here for this reason. we are winning. >> reporter: also speaking, mickey willis, whose discredited video pandemic was viewed millions of times before being removed from youtube. >> this is psychologically warfare. >> reporter: invited to speak, dr. simone gold, the anti-vaantihf-vaxer, who seeks donations to push her conspiracies. she became infamous with a stunt news conference at the supreme court last summer, appearing with other doctors, including one who has claimed alien dna is being put in medicine. this is what gold said at a maga rally january 5th. >> if you don't want to take an experimental biological agent, deceptively named a vaccine, you must not allow yourself to be coerced! >> reporter: the next day, gold went inside the capitol and w

in writer—director charlene favier�*s feature debut slalom, noee abita plays a young teenager who dreams byjeremie renier�*s fred, the coach who promises to push her to the limits. but despite his declaration that he's 100% focused on winning, fred has more sinister designs on lyz, calling to mind a series of headline—making scandals that have revealed the sometimes predatory nature of sports in which young athletes find themselves at the mercy of older trainers. having made a splash playing a 13—year—old in the 2017 cannes hit ava, abita, who is in her early 20s, but looks much younger, is very impressive as the talented but impressionable teen, distanced from her mother and preyed upon by fred whose advances are a horrifying mix of violent assault and creepy coercion. crucially, favier strives to portray the mix of confusion, shame and fear that fred employs to entice and then abuse his pupil, placing her in a position that makes her feel implicated in his crimes, ensuring that she tells no—one. unsurprisingly, this makes for harrowing viewing, although favier also captures the adrenal

trade representative charlene and president clinton and later george w. bush all told congress that by bringing china into the world trade organization our deficit would be cut in half and they said that because we have already had low tariffs on chinese imports and they had high tariffs on our imports so the argument was they would have to reduce their tariffs and we would not have to reduce hours and that was create a surge of u.s. exports to s china. quite the opposite happened we are now at $400 billion at deficit to china and you know, whole u.s. industries have moved to china. something like three or 5 billion american jobs have been moved to china between 2001 and today and so they are eating our lunch and i think that president biden and i'm pleased that he recognizes that. >> host: would we be in a better position trade wise if we had entered the transpacific partnership there at the end of the obama administration beginning of the trump administration? >> guest: trade wise it would've made no difference. in fact, trade wise we might have been in

. >> that's apparent in the business of ty and charlene bollinger. >> it's ty and charlene. >> they havelitical action committee and run two businesses centered on k conspiracies. their social media pages have more than a million followers. >> have you heard the truth about cancer or the truth about vaccines? >> the bollingers live on 13 acres in this 7600 square foot $1.5 million mansion in rural tenn tennessee. their cancer and vaccine websites are businesses marketing their video series that costs up to $500. an air purifier that's more than $300, body clenanses and other unproven products. disclaimers warn nothing presented is intended to treat, cure, or prevent any disease, and any purchased through their sites means the bollingers will be paid in some way. while they're not camera shy, the bollingers did not respond to multiple requests for comment from cnn. for all these conspiracies are dangerous, but particularly dangerous are the ones that say don't take the vaccine. not just to people who potentially will not get a life-saving vaccine, but to the rest of us who are counting on

. >> that's apparent in the business of ty and charlene bollinger. >> it's ty and charlene. >> they havel action committee and run two businesses centered on conspiracies. their social media pages have more than a million followers. >> have you heard the truth about cancer or the truth about vaccines? >> the bollingers live on 13 acres in this 7600 square foot $1.5 million mansion in rural tennessee. their cancer and vaccine websites are businesses marketing their video series that costs up to $500. an air purifier that's more than $300, body cleanses and other unproven products. disclaimers warn nothing presented is intended to treat, cure, or prevent any disease, and any purchased through their sites means the bollingers will be paid in some way. while they're not camera shy, the bollingers did not respond to multiple requests for comment from cnn. >> andrew joins us now. it's tough to over state the dangers of the conspiracy, what do you know about it's impacting. >> i university poll just put out says 24% americans will not get the vaccine. you got to wonder how many are effected by

. >> reporter: charlene mccraney is 19 weeks along and decided not to get the shot. >> i think the mainhing that comes up with moms is long-term birth defects. >> protecting the mom protects the child. >> reporter: doctor brenda hughes says the covid vaccines do not contain live virus and are unlikely to cross the placenta. >> the vaccine is not thought to be directly delivered to the fetus. it really is geared towards keeping the mom healthy. >> reporter: studies are underway on how the vaccine could affect mothers and their babies. what would you tell pregnant women about this virus and your experience? >> to be extremely cautious. it almost ended my life. >> reporter: mireya villarreal, cbs news, dallas. >> o'donnell: and we're going to continue our series tomorrow focusing on the economic toll. and getting relief to all americans struggling during the pandemic is one of president biden's top priorities, but will he get it done with or without republican support? cbs's ed o'keefe has the latest now from the white house. reporr: at the stof his t new presidentiremindim of ol faces a p

host: charlene in pennsylvania, republican line. hello.aller: i have been listening to your callers all morning. there are a few callers i do agree with. the democrats are claiming this has been preplanned, they have been showing texts, this and that. if this is the case, i want to know why they didn't have the 25,000 plus troops in washington, d.c. prior to january 6. there's a lot of bad apples. there needs to be deep investigations as to exactly what went on january 6. host: what do you think caused january 6 the -- january 6? caller: the fraudulent voting and trump did win. the democrats don't want him in there, china doesn't want him in there. host: do you believe all of those things add up to what you saw the capital? ol? caller: that is correct. they set him up. there are bad apples. there has been an investigation into what exactly happened here. truthfully, i really don't think the truth will come out. i pray for our country right now every day. that is all i have to say. host: mike is up in rockford, illinois. caller: i think the

web developer charlene brown owner of brooklyn custom designs is using the app to expand her businessiting people immediately. >> reporter: filmmaker and community activist etienne maurice says he's been able to curate a space for black creatives, building the largest film and entertainment club on the app called filming while black. >> cloubhou >> clubhouse has helped me find my voice, and to be able to, you know, build my community of black creatives is really a beautiful experience. >> reporter: we love that and so here are some best practices if you're thinking of how to use clubhouse to expand your business or even land that new job. first of all, do set a time limit. be deliberate. don't fall down the rabbit hole. it is an entertaining app but you're using it for specific and second of all, do start smaller with smaller rooms and learn the technical aspects of the app so that once you enter into one of these larger higher stakes rooms maybe with some celebrity, you're ready to go. the don'ts. do not invite just anyone onto the app. you have invitations once you become a member.

charlene daniel green and her husband drove from pennsylvania.he couple hopes to get involved in conservative activism but she said she was discouraged that trump has not spoken out since the january 6. very eager to hear what his plans are for the future. is he going to run in 2024? is he putting together a super pac? is he putting together a different social media platform? i think that is what most people are interested in finding out. what does the future hold for donald trump and how does that impact us? she balked at the idea of him running for president, saying, i would say leading from other ways would be the best thing. our opening question for you this morning, should former president trump run in 2024? (202) 748-8001 for republicans. kratz, (202) 748-8000 -- democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents, (202) 748-8002. this is from the hill. cpac fires the starting gun on 2024. a right that auditions for the 2024 nomination have begun and several big names are trying out for the role of the future donald trump. there is one problem. the for