let us remind the world that we are truly their northstar. rep. representative ne guse and i will now address the first amendment argument bei used by donald trump's lawyers to excuse his incitement to this insurrection. we will address this and mr. neguse will begin. rep. neguse: good afternoon. you have heard over the course of the last several days overwhelming evidence that president trump incited the insurrection. as lead manager raskin mentioned as we prepare to close, we would be remiss if we did not briefly address the arguments the president will offer to excuse his conduct, and that is the notion that he cannot be held accountle for what happened on january 6 because his actions are somehow protected by the first amendment . now, let's stop a moment and try to really understand the argument they are making. according to president trump, everything he did, everything we showed you that he did was perfectly ok for him to do, and for a future president to do again. i'm the constitution -- and the constitution, apparently in their view, forb

for generations the united states has been a northstar in the world for freedom, democracy and human rights because america is not only a nation, for many it is also an idea. it's the light that gives hope to people struggling for democracy ande autocratic regimes, the light that inspires people fighting across the world for fundamental human rights and that inspires us to believe in something larger than ourselves. this trial is an opportunity to respond and send a message back to the world. and i say this as somebody that loves my country, our country just as all of you do. there is a lot of courage in this room. a lot of courage that has been demonstrated in the lives of the people in this room. some folks have stood up for the civil rights of fellow americans and risked their careers and reputations, theiris livelihoods and their safety standing up for civil rights. many members of congress have risked their l lives and service to the country in uniform fighting in a jungle in vietnam, patrolling the mountains of afghanistan. usurped the country because you are willing to sacrifi

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and let us remind the world that we are truly their northstar.ll now address the first amendment argument that is being offered by president trump's lawyers to try to excuse this insurrection. the neck [background sounds]. >> mr. president, distinguished hunters good afternoon. you have heard over the course of the last several days, overwhelming evidence the president trump incited an insurrection. but as we, as we prepare to close would be remiss if we did not briefly address apparently the principal defense that the president will offer to excuse his conduct. that is this notion that he can't be held accountable for what happened on generates six. because his actions are somehow protected by the first amendment. now let's stop a moment and try to really understand the argument that they are making. according to president trump, everything he did, everything he shows you that he did, was perfectly okay for him to do. for a future president to do again. in the constitution apparently in their view for bids you from doing anything to stop it. tha

show the world the january 6th was not america and let us remind the world that we are truly there northstar. you know challenges era's continuing coverage of the 2nd impeachment trial of donald trump democrat prosecutors of the former president has spent the last few hours painting a picture of the commander in chief is words and actions throughout have led to this insurrectionist listening offered by president terms of lawyers trying to excuse his incitement to this insurrection and mr noose will begin. mr president distinguished senators good afternoon you have heard over the course of the last several days overwhelming evidence the president trump inside and surrender. but his lead manager rascon mentioned is as we prepared to close we'd be remiss if we didn't just briefly address a parent leave the principal defense that the president will offer to excuse his conduct and that is this notion that he can't be held accountable for what happened on january 6th because his actions are somehow protected by the 1st amendment now let's stop a moment and try to really understand the argument tha

let us remind the world that we are truly their northstar.ive neguse and i will address the first mm in argument that's being offered by president from's lawyers to try to excuse his incitement to this insurrection. neguse will begin. mr president, distinguished senators, good afternoon. you have heard over the course of the last several days overwhelming evidence that president trump incited in insurrection. but as lead manager mentioned as we prepare to close, we would be remiss if we didn't briefly address the principal defence that the president will offer to excuse his conduct, and that is this notion that he can't be held accountable for what happened onjanuary six because his actions are somehow protected by the first amendment. now, let's stop a moment and try to really understand the argument that they are making. according to president trump, everything he did, everything we showed you that he did was perfectly 0k everything we showed you that he did was perfectly ok for him to do, and for a future presidents, to do again. and the c

looking at all the skiers out there, enjoying northstar and the snow still coming down. our sierra snow pack over the past week. remember a week ago, before that huge storm, that atmospheric river, our sierra snow pack was only about 40% of its normal amount. right now with all the snow we've had we're at 73% of the normal amount of the sierra snow pack across the central sierra, around lake tahoe and an additional four to five inches of snow expected for today. after that, once again, very low range chances. spotty showers through tomorrow and then some cool weather. then it warms up as we head toward the weekend. upper 60s in the forecast by the weekend. so that's going to feel much more like spring. so we're just trying to get every little bit of rain we can get out of this system, kris. >> yep. we'll take every precious drop. thank you, kari. one of the most popular shows in history could find new life. >>> fraiser could make a return to tv. laura and marcus fill in on those details. >>> the tokyo president saying the olympics will go on. a recent spike triggered an

damage struggling to mock receives and that's true for generations the united states has been a northstar in the world for freedom democracy and human rights because america is not only a nation for many it's also an idea it's the light that gives hope to people struggling for democracy in autocratic regimes the light that inspires people fighting across the world for fundamental human rights and the like that inspires us to believe in something larger than ourselves and this trial is an opportunity to respond and to send a message back to the world and i say this is somebody who loves my country our country just as all of you do there is a lot of courage in this room a lot of courage that has been demonstrated in the lives of the people in this room some folks have stood up for the civil rights of fellow americans and risk their careers and their rep.

it is operated by northstar, which has controversially owned one third.e interesting point he did mention is the business is currently profitable in the quarter. somewhere a round a billion dollar profit. paul: the vision fund approaching the head of the microsoft venture fund. how big of an addition is this to the ranks? >> this comes at a tale of a number of high-level departures. there was the head of the ir. most recently, two managing partners. one who was best known for the greenfield investment. and the investor who invested in doordash and the dog walking apple wag. it is good to have someone with deep experience in investment join. paul: our asia tech reporter. thank you for joining us. let's get back to bitcoin's supercharged history. michael nova grad says it could reach 100,000 by the end of the year. >> young people are buying into the future. they see cryptocurrency, bitcoin and other crypto's as their currencies. and so e line is a genius because he realized, listen to the people. he is worried about the dollar. it is more of the messaging

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an interesting side note is the person who is leading northstar is a former vision fund investor.s investing before moving to public investing. shery: isn't that the unit also making controversial derivative that's -- bets? pavel: it is. that is part of the strategy that did definitely not pay off well so far. softbank has come under a lot of criticism for going to derivatives and options trading from investors. partly because they present themselves as a long-term visionary who invests in technology over 300 years. he talks a good game. so what did not make sense he would be making short-term bets. in response, softbank has reigned in some futures as options. they are down to $1 billion from $1.7 billion, but they are still losing money. so it has not panned out for them so far. shery: are asia tech reporter with the latest on softbank. let's turn to lucid motors. it sent shares of the blank check company partly because lucid has indefinitely delayed the debut of its car. this eu -- the ceo told bloomberg why pushing back the release date is not a worry. peter: i was pushing like

and the endgame, we do not know, but anchor technologies is really probably of the northstar on this.hey have been able to graduate from amazon to walmart and target and store shelves. it's a company that was founded on amazon selling charger cables and built it into a prominent electronics brand. vonnie: we are out of time, but if you are thinking of listing some of your products on amazon, is now the time when you want to look to see if others have been doing that, because if they have been aggregated then you stand no chance? spencer: there is always time to create a product that people want and need, i do not know if this changes of that game at all. vonnie: it is a phenomenon that is emerging and you figure it out and wrote the story. so, thank you so much. that was spencer, who covers amazon from seattle for us. we are watching the impeachment proceedings that have begun in the senate. follow along on live go. we will take you through the headlines. we know the managers are showing january from -- are now showing video from january 6. full speed ahead, will it be a smooth ride f

measuring the profitability we deliver for the merchants is our northstar.hat is why i'm super proud of all of the efforts we took during the pandemic and currently and beyond have made a merchants more likely to survive the pandemic than otherwise. one half of which are products or marketplace in which we are investing billions of dollars toward the delivery, toward marketing to bring incremental demand to merchants. on the other side, we are giving merchants the tools to build their own digital channels commission free. emily: right, uber is now your biggest competitor by market share. i talked to dara after their earnings report. they just did the drizly acquisition. they say they are now doubling down on growth. what are going to be our -- your biggest growth drivers of the future? you have the convenience store vertical. what is the next chapter? tony: if you look at what doordash is working on, we are working on expanding market leadership in our core category of restaurants, which we believe has massive runway ahead of it. extending that leadership po

businesses so they can compete.measuring the profitability that we deliver for the merchants is our northstars why i'm super proud of the efforts that we took during the pandemic and beyond have made merchants of doordash eight times more likely to survive the pandemic than otherwise. we have a set of products, one half of which are marketplace where we are investing billions of dollars for the delivery, billions towards marketing to bring incremental demands for merchants. and on the others, we are getting merchants the tools to build their own digital channels commission free through doordash drive and doordash storefront. emily: uber is now your biggest competitor by market share. i talked to dara after their earnings report. he said we are done with acquisitions and are doubling down on our organic growth and grocery. what is going to be your biggest growth driver of the future? you have the convenience store vertical, which is sort of a nod to the future. what is the next chapter? tony: if you look at what doordash is working on, we are working on for things. first, extending our market

they do so, they look to us because we have been a guiding light, a northstar in these moments.the people who sat in your chairs when confronted with choices that defines us rose to the occasion. i want to offer one more example of a decision made in this room by this body that resonated with me. the first day i stood up in this trial i mentioned i was the son of immigrants as many of you in many senators graciously approach me after my presentation and asked me where my parents were from and i told those who asked that my folks were from east africa. in 1986, 1986 this body considered a bill to override president reagan's veto of legislation imposing sanctions on south africa during apartheid. two senators who sit in this room, one democrat and one republican voted to override that veto. that vote was not about gaining political favor. in fact it was made despite potentially losing political favor and i have to imagine that vote was cast like people before because there are moments that transcend party politics and that require us to put country above our party because the cons

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. >> hhe was iconic he gave the conservative movementt of voice and he has the guiding northstar forhat were young in the politics and trying to think through tough issues how do we think about this and how does it fall within theoi conservative movement rush would give voice to that i had a neat moment with him at the state of the union and i got to go there as a former member ofot congress he was accepting that award and that recognition from the president and i got to exchange a little bit with him and i tell you i always remember him he was iconic to the conservative movement and his voice can be easily replaced if not at all. god bless him and his family. elizabeth: jason chaffetz, thank you foret joining us it is goodo have you on come back soon. stay right there we'll be right back. (sam) gamers! he who is good for making excuses is seldom good for anything else. take fuzzywuzzy28. blamin' losses on a laggy network. only one or two. verizon 5g ultra wideband is here, the fastest 5g in the world, with ultra... low... lag! stop blaming the network and start becoming the best gam

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for generations the united states has been a northstar in the world, for freedom, democracy, and human rights because america is not only a nation but for many it is also an idea. it is the life that gives hope for people struggling for democracy and autocratic regimes and the light that inspires people fighting across the world for fundamental human rights and the light that inspires us to believe in something larger than ourselves. this trial is an opportunity to respond and to send a message back to the world. ... castro: they have stood up for the civil rights, of the fellow americans. and risk their careers and the reputations, their livelihoods and their safety. setting up for civil rights. any members of congress, have risked their lives in service for our country. in uniform. in fighting in the jungles of vietnam and controlling the mountains of afghanistan. you have served our country because you are willing to sacrifice to defend our nation as we know it. and as the world knows it. and although most of you have traded in your uniform for public service, your country needs you

a but his true northstar is not america's well beating.tnt country first coward dear departed colleague john mccain, here is directive is trump first. no matter the cost, no matter the threat to our democracy. but each and every one of us in this room, must agree on one thing. we can never allow the kind of a violent attack that occurred on january 6 to ever happen again in this country. in the immediate aftermath we heard really, disturbing accounts foror many members of congress about what they experienced that day. here are some of those reactions. following the attack representative dusty johnson expressed concern that we had gotten to the point were so many of us had sown the seeds of anger and division. so back we were in there some fear to be sure. but overwhelmingly the emotion i experienced was a one of anger. i just cannot believe this was happening. it could not believe we gotten to this point were so many of us had sown these seeds of anger and of division. we had built this powder keg and we were starting to see this powder ke

but his true northstar isn't america's well-being. it's not country first, like our dear departed colleague, john mccain. no, it is trump first. no matter the cost, no matter the threat to our democracy. but each and every one of us in this room must agree on one thing. we can never allow that kind of violent attacks that occurred on january 6 to ever happen again in this country. in the immediate aftermath, we heard a really disturbing accounts from many members of congress about what the experience that day. here are some of those reactions. following the attack, representative destiny johnson expressed a concern that we have gotten to the point where so many of us had sown the seeds of anger and division. >> we were barricaded, and there was some fear, to be sure, but overwhelmingly, it was one of anger. i could not believe this was happening. i could not believe that we had gotten to this point. so many of us had sown the seeds of anger and division, and we have built this powder keg, and really, we were starting to see this powde

i would also wish to thank my family, my northstar, who is here with me and our daughters, natalia, olinia, and claricia. everything i do is a family affair. my parents had only their hope and health when they settled in sacramento. they taught me to earn the american dream. a construction worker with a sixth-grade aggregation -- 6th grade education, they never saw the inside of a college classroom. but they sent all of their kids to one or to the military. we lost my dad last year on new year's day. when the end came, my dad knew we were there with him at his side in our home. sadly, hundreds of thousands of americans have not had that closure this past year. that, senators, is why i am here today. the covid pandemic has took 500,000 americans. many of them alone without their family. millions of lost their jobs. that is not the america my parents thought possible. to meet this moment, we need strong leadership. that is what president biden is demonstrating and i look forward to joining the president in this critical mission. i understand the enormous challenges of work and our responsibi

i would also wish to thank my family, my northstar, who is here with me and our daughters, natalia, olinia, and claricia. everything i do is a family affair. my parents had only their hope and health when they settled in sacramento. they taught me to earn the american dream. a construction worker with a sixth-grade aggregation -- 6th grade education, they never saw the inside of a college classroom. but they sent all of their kids to one or to the military. we lost my dad last year on new year's day. when the end came, my dad knew we were there with him at his side in our home. sadly, hundreds of thousands of americans have not had that closure this past year. that, senators, is why i am here today. the covid pandemic has took 500,000 americans. many of them alone without their family. millions of lost their jobs. that is not the america my parents thought possible. to meet this moment, we need strong leadership. that is what president biden is demonstrating and i look forward to joining the president in this critical mission. i understand the enormous challenges of work and our responsibi

they stand up to dictators and autocrats and tyrants because america is a guiding light for them, a northstarthey do so, they look to us because we have been a guiding light, a north star in these moments. because the people who sat in your chairs, when confronted with choices that define us, rose to the occasion. i want to offer one more example of a decision made in this room by this body that resonated with me. the first day i stood up in this trial i mentioned i was the son of immigrants like many of you and many senators approached me after my presentation and asked where my parents were from. i told those who asked my folks were from east africa. in 1986, 1986, this body considered a bill to override president reagan's veto of legislation imposing sanctions on south africa during apartheid. two senators who sit in this room, one democrat and one republican, voted to override that veto. that vote was not about gaining political favor. in fact, it was made despite potentially losing political favor and i have to imagine that vote was cast like the decisions before it because there are mom