christina marcos, let's go back to the last point the congers men upton broughtst up because e of the looming questions is whether or not this idea has the support of the republik and later, kevin mccarthy. >> guest: that's right. mccarthy, of course, in recent weeks in a variety of ways has been working to make sure that he is aligned with former president trump and because well, not only will this shine a light on former present transactionsp that day so we kw that mccarthy was one of the people who was in direct contact with the then president that day and so he would likely have insight into the former presidents state of mind that day and what his priorities were and so, congressman upton and liz cheney were also asked about the possibility that it is possible kevin mccarthy could be asked by the commission to answer some questions. that would also put the house minority leader potentially in a position as well as he is trying to align himself with the trump in the 2022 midterms. >> host: why is kevin mccarthy at least appearing reluctant to testify? >> guest: that is because he

joining me now is republican congressman fred upton of michigan. you so much for joining me, congressman. so your colleagues working to form a january 6th commission said they struck a bipartisan deal. g.o.p. leader kevin mccarthy says he is still looking into it. do you support the proposal, and would you like to see mccarthy support it? >> absolutely i support it. john katko has done a remarkable job as the top republican on the homeland security committee. he is a member of the problem solvers caucus, of which i am a vice-chair, and he has been working very hard the last number of weeks, like five to six weeks, on trying to craft a deal that really does make sense, that we'll bring republican support to it. you remember that initially speaker pelosi said that it was going to be a partisan commission. it was going to be seven democrats, four republicans. virtually all of us balked at that, said that's not really fair. i talked to steny hoyer and others. this is an equal commission. they have subpoena power. it happens to be done before the end of

congressman upton, you joined just 34 republicans to vote yes on the bill.o you think the fellow of your house republicans voted no? >> well, there was a lot of pressure from the top to vote against it. at the end of the day, katko, top republican on the homeland security committee, was given the order -- given the suggestion to move forward, to see if he can strike a bipartisan accord. he did so. it was regular order. by the end of the day he won by 75 votes or something like that. on the over/under if someone made a bet, they probably would have won. we did a little better than i think people expected. >> are you concerned you're going to face consequences from kevin mccarthy or donald trump? >> no, i don't think so. this is -- we will see what the senate does but this is a bipartisan, independent commission. you can't do anything unless it has bipartisan support. so at least one republican has to be with all of the democrats or vice versa, to get it done. at the end of the day we need to find out the answer to the questions, who knew what, when, and what

upton, you're on mute, mr. upton. >> how's that? >> that's great. >> i had to change -- they updated the app last night and didn't pass it along to us. let me begin again by saying thank you. if and also welcome to secretary granholm, to our committee. it's always a pleasure to see a fellow michigander once again at the helm of the department of energy and i look forward to continuing a close working relationship with her, our former governor. you know, as you know, this subcommittee is responsible for overseeing virtually every aspect of the energy sector and all of our members take this job very seriously. we focus on energy supply, including exploration, development and generation of fuels and electricity, energy distribution, including the grid and pipelines, energy imports, exports and energy use including energy efficiency and conservation standards. we're also responsible for overseeing the management of doe. over the last two administrations, we have been examining steps to modernize the department of energy to reflect the n

so i just underscore chairman upton's request.e environmental streamlining, the waivers, all of that is going to be an important part to be sure of the clean energy plan, but also just keeping up with what we've already got. i'd like to add my name to the list that includes ranking member upton on an interest in how we secure our future in light of the environmental -- some of the environmental restrictions we have to meet. >> noted. >> and let me just ask you on nuclear security, an area where this committee has been focused historically. several questions that i can submit for the record, but i'm interested in your commitment to working with this committee, so the department of energy can effectively manage the important commission on the nation's nuclear security. >> i'm sorry. was that a question? i'm sorry. >> the current laws impose some challenges on your ability to effectively manage -- the decisions about our weapons program in recent years. in committee has worked to address those deficiencies in a responsible, effective

host: that from congressman fred upton. the commission will be front and center this week, we are getting a jump on that with your calls and comments on what you think we will learn. christina, the last point the congressman brought up, one of the looming questions is the idea of whether or not this commission has the support of kevin mccarthy. guest: that's right and in recent weeks mccarthy in a variety of ways has been working to make sure that he has aligned with former president trump and because not only will this shine a light on the actions of former president trump that day, we know that mccarthy was one of the people in direct contact with the then president that day. and he would likely have insight into the former president's state of mind that day, his priorities. the congressman was asked about the possibility that kevin mccarthy could be asked by the commission to answer some questions. that would also put the house minority leader in an uncomfortable position as well as he tries to align himself with trump a

upton, you are on mute. >> how is that? i've got to do this because i had a change. the updated it last night and did not update it to us. welcome to secretary granholm into our committee. it is always a pleasure to see a fellow michigander once again at the helm of department of energy and certainly i know we all or i look forward to continuing a close working relationship with her, former governor. as you know this subcommittee is responsible for overseeing virtually every aspect of the energy sector and all our members take this job very seriously. we focus on energy supplies, including expiration, generation of fuels and electricity and this tradition including the grade in the pipeline and the energy imports and exports and the energy used with efficiency and conservation standards. were also responsible for overseeing the management of doe. over the last two and ministrations we been examining steps to modernize the department of energy to reflect the national economic and energy security challenges that we will confront the nation over the coming decades. this

[applause] and congressman fred upton. [applause] because of you, history will remember this day. and this moment. when our nation took action to combat hate. thank you all. around this time last year, when i was in the senate, senator hirono and senator duckworth and i introduced a resolution in the united states senate condemning the rise of anti-asian sentiment in our country. at that time, more than 1100 anti-asian hate incidents had been reported since the start of the pandemic. today, that number is more than 6600. i'm talking about incidents where businesses are being vandalized in our biggest cities and in our smallest towns. i am talking about a 61-year-old man getting kicked in the head. two elderly women being stabbed while waiting for the bus. eight people in atlanta getting shot on a tuesday night. this violence did not come from nowhere. none of it is new. in my life, my lived experience, i have seen how hate can pervade our communities. i have served in the justice system, in the legislative branch, and in the executive branch. i have seen how hate can impede our pr

justin upton. this is going to get hold of this one is deep enough. to score the man on 3rd base. this all to manly is the game winning run and the a's lose this one 65 they did win 2 of 3 in anaheim this weekend struggle series for the giants. they came and wanted to make a statement. it gets swept. so obviously the dodgers still away. >> haha. (suspenseful music) - welcome to our program. i'm tony noakes, and with me today is dr. wendy walsh. today's program is focused on asbestos, an industrial product that has caused devastating lung diseases including mesothelioma, asbestosis, and lung cancer. countless members of the military and men and women in over 75 other occupations have been diagnosed with these deadly diseases. so today we have information you may need to be aware of

chair rush and ranking member upton.nvening this important hearing on the future of our transportation sector. and let me also thank our witnesses for your testimony today. i'm very optimistic about the opportunity we have before us to fully electrify our transportation sector. our colleague mr. butterfield remarked earlier in his line of questioning that this is about our future. would you like to add that our future is now. right now transportation is not only our nation's largest contributor to the climate crisis in communities like mine in the district in brooklyn, it is also a major source of air pollution that contributes to the disproportionate health outcomes we see around asthma, heart disease and even premature death which the covid-19 pandemic has not exacerbated. the transition -- okay. let's mute everyone. the transition to electric vehicles presents us with the opportunity to tackle the disparities head on by decreasing air pollution in the communities suffering for decades and most profoundly. but wild i'm

chu, representatives upton and buchanan. the gentleman yields back the balance of his time the gentleman yields back the balance of his time no -- the jabar-heyer no hate crime act. we're very proud of our bipartisan, bicameral creation of a bill that would address the underreporting of hate crimes. i want to thank the families of khalid jabara and heather heyer for using their names. i want to thank retired pete olson and his team for being true partners on this bill, along with representatives upton and buchanan. i want to thank senators blumenthal and moran for getting this package to the house. most importantly, i want to say thank you to judy chu, grace meng, grace kim and mr. krishnamoorthi. without chairman nadler we would not be talking about anti-asian hate and moving this legislation forward. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. roy: the gentleman from virginia reminds me and we have not discussed this that i first met the gentleman from virginia when i was co

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denise upton with lake tahoe. wildlife care has a lot of experience dealing with black bears.oughts on why this bear showed up here. this is a time of year that the the teenagers are dispersing. >> and they're kind of like human teen teachers. they go into places that they're usually not going to be and they kind of push push the limits. she you know, i it's possible that's what this was. she says. the idea is to make them feel unwelcome. >> so they don't return to populated areas. >> we taste. there's all the time here. they're basically chickens sun with umbrellas that we pop open air horns. we live among black bears every day the ones that are out on the trails, make yourself big. make a lot of noise. and and just mean, mean it don't say should bear to bear really mean it. and you you have to teach them. >> their their where they can go it's your private property if they get a negative experience from that, then probably move on captain patrick foy with the california department of fish and wildlife says it's important for residents in the area to note. >> this beer was not

otani justin upton bobbles the ball and that allows jed lowry to come home and score probably would'veored anyway. a's win 3 to 1 and bob melvin, this is historic when number 7 98 that ties in with tony larussa for the most wins by a manager in oakland, a's history all right, sure, the brooklyn nets of built a super team. you know about the big three they've got, but the best player on the court tonight by far was jason tatum 23 years old to become the youngest boston celtics player ever to score 50 points in a playoff game, and it couldn't come have come at a better time with his team down to love in the syriza. he was hitting from everywhere, this one. the hope in the foulest celtics go up 13 late and then with a minute to go, tatum with the dagger, he's gone for 50 or more. or four times in his last 22 games. celtics win at 1 25 to 1 19. brooklyn still leads a serious two games to one, and tatum gets a hug and some love from his son, jason jr. and ever play that game, you know, think fast where you kind of throw something at someone who's walking by maybe a family member of friends.

denise upton with lake tahoe. wildlife care has a lot of experience dealing with black bears. her thoughts on why this bear showed up here. this is a time of year that the the teenagers are dispersing. >> and they're kind of like human they go into places that they're usually not going to be and they kind of push push the limits. >> she you know, i it's possible that's what this was. her theory is that bears are showing up more in suburban areas of california because of the recent wildfires and the curator of carnivores at the san francisco zoo agrees. >> the natural foods are you know, grazing trees well, different plants berries. love. those have been destroyed. so with the young and older bears are moving. there was some are very looking for food. captain patrick foy with the california department of fish and wildlife says they've had reports of bears in marin county, but not many. >> he says it's important for residents in the area to note this beer was not relocated, which means it could come back. so residents need to take preventative measures to keep from attracting it

so there are people like fred upton, republican from mission was on the top shows yesterday. he said he is in favor of this legislation. the republicans are going to have to step up and show bipartisan support for this. on the senate side, i just have to tip my hat to senator portman who has worked very closely with senator peters, the democrat from michigan. that democrat and senator portman, a republican from ohio, they have been joined at the hip trying to get the facts, the truth, trying to put our security as a country before partisan politics. that is what we need to see more of, those kinds of answers soughts by both democrats and republicans. if this passes the house, which i hope it will this week or next week, then we need to see leaders like senator portman, senator murkowski, senator collins and others step up to make sure that this truly is a bipartisan effort, just like the 9/11 commission was. announcer: c-span's washington journal. every day we are taking your calls live on the air on the news of the day. and we will discuss policy issues that impact you. tues

that will of course took upton's the 1st as a part of collective punishment against the palestinians in gaza according to whose own human rights organization working on the ground there okies $51.00 residential buildings and high rise towers that have been destroyed in the recent military operation the other parts unknown is silencing those who want to report than and express what is happening in terms of the pattern of violations let me remind you interviewers here that i understand the national has been prevented by israel from entering and the like by the gaza strip since 2012. this also fits in that into that pattern and indeed. we were what is happening currently in gaza we see it has happened before in that 1014 military operation and since then in dogs by the west bank in newsrooms with also attacking peaceful activists and attacking the price so it definitely puts these 2 very very worrying patterns arsen you heard there mention the international criminal court and this gets to a point i wanted to ask you about because the i.c.c. opened an investigation into possible war crim

that's where a justin upton hits a fly ball to left deep enough to score taylor ward. was the winning run is the angels hang on 65 envious winning streak at three games, lots more for you late tonight with phil mickelson. what a day that was for him? yeah, that beautiful. all right, joe. thank you. just to see the crowd. there was an erupting and at level long career and isn't it jo, the u. s. open is next at torrey pines, june 17th coming up soon after. lately. his home turf? yeah all right. it'll be exciting to watch, joe. thank you. thanks for joining us, everybody. good for joining us, everybody. good nigh buona sera, luigi's pizza. buona sera. it means "good evening" in italian. may i say, having to explain that to you calls into question the authenticity of your ristorante? okay, i'm out of here. un momento. oh, for heaven's sake. now you're being deliberately stupid. where are you going? i'm having dinner with priya at raj's. i think howard's going to be there. you want to join us? but tonight's thursday. on thursdays everybody comes over here and has pizza. or

upton: january 6 is going to haunt this institution for a long, long time. it was not the joyous day on capitol hill with constituents starting a new congress and new administration. covid came first and then this. so nearly five months later, we still don't have the answers to the basic questions, who knew what, when, what did they do about it. i want to thank my colleagues katko and thompson for the really good job in working together to establish a bipartisan commission seeking to find the answers to the questions that are still out there. you know, hundreds of people were arrested. people died. millions of dollars of damage to this building, feces spread on the walls and yes, the very core of democracy, this institution was threatened. i wasn't in the chamber that day when the breach was attempted, but i heard the shouts and saw the flash bangs, smelled the gas on that sorry day and if it had not been for the brave capitol and metro police men and women that day, who knows how many of our heads would have been swinging on those gallows that were construc

so there are people like fred upton, a republican from michigan was on a talk show yesterday. he's in favor of this legislation. by mr. thompson and mr. casco. the republicans will have to step up and show bipartisan support for this. on the senate side, steve, i just have to tip my hat to senator portman, who was worked very -- with a democrat from michigan on the oversight hearings and homeland security committee. that democrat, and senator portman, a republican from ohio, they have been joined at the hip trying to get to the facts, the truth, trying to put our security is a country before partisan politics. that is what we need to see more of. those kinds of answers sought by both democrats and republicans. if this passes the house, which i hope it will this week or next week, we need to see leaders like senator portman, senator murkowski, senator collins and others step up to make sure this truly is a far partisan average just like the 9/11 commission was. >> c-span's washington journal, everyday we take your calls live on the news of the day and policy issues that impact

that's mark upton's, golden age of facial or. hair. hopkins when he was sick from his last illness, he took his doctor who was a chinese herbalist, and putting him on his private car and the railway train. they rode to the end of the line, to the southern pacific, and when they reach to the end of the line, hopkins died. i've never really warmed to the other associates. charles b crocker, who you will hear about who was really a thug, a acorn. 19th century invective was much better than at 21st century invective. he called crocker quote a living, breathing, battling monument to the triumph of vulgarity, viciousness and dishonesty. leland stanford's whole career inspired a litany of display dismay, spice -- and i came from his own associates. is so seats came to hate each other. huntington once wrote staffer the quote, i wish he would tell me who the correspond with in california when i want anything done. i become thoroughly convinced there's no use in writing to you. it was not huntington noted, safe to do business with him or in othe

people you expect to lose cheney, adam kinsler, fred upton and the rest of the never trump group butheir betrayal, their stupidity may have been all for nothing at all for show because senate minority leader mitch mcconnell signaled today he is standing against us craziness. senator ron johnson, my first response is i should hope so, that mitch mcconnell is not going to stand with what we obviously already know, this thing has to be defeated in the senate because they are ready signaled they can't the spirit here. >> i hope we can get at least 41 colleagues to vote against this thing. there are investigations going on. unto my own investigation to accurately re-create what happened on january 6th but nancy pelosi's commission is not going to dig into this in a bipartisan fashion, she gets to pick all the staff members, this is a joke and should be voted down. >> chuck schumer spoke out about the commission watch. >> we all know there needs to be a thorough accounting of what took place on january 6th. the greatest attempted insurrection since the civil war and we have to make sure th

host: that from congressman fred upton.ssion will be front and center this week, we are getting a jump on that with your calls and comments on what you think we will learn. christina, the last point the congressman brought up, one of the looming questions is the idea of whether or not this commission has the support of kevin mccarthy. guest: that's right and in recent weeks mccarthy in a variety of ways has been working to make sure that he has aligned with former president trump and because not only will this shine a light on the actions of former president trump that day, we know that mccarthy was one of the people in direct contact with the then president that day. and he would likely have insight into the former president's state of mind that day, his priorities. the congressman was asked about the possibility that kevin mccarthy could be asked by the commission to answer some questions. that would also put the house minority leader in an uncomfortable position as well as he tries to align himself with trump ahead of th

justin upton hits a fly right here to last with a runner on 3rd.e gets just deep enough. % i want to see a better throw at the plate here. yeah. so here's the throw home from pender and that he's yeah. wasn't even close. yeah. so that run scores, that would be the game winning run of course. final score 6, 5, angels. and despite the loss. the a's still take 2 of 3 games on the road. so not terrible for the a's, but it was a disappointing finish for oakland. the a's will 4, 1, 4, run lead. rather, they are up 4 nothing after 3 innings there a poor one when sean when i left the game after 5 innings. he had 6 strikeouts a's got 9 kids. >> so they were in a position to win this game more than halfway through jason. but, you know, i think this one may be false on the bullpen sergio romo gave up 3 earned runs. so just not a good outing for him. i just think the bullpen maybe could come through a little bit the angels also had 9 hits. so they were right there with them and just yeah. the the bullpen kind of fell apart. absolutely in the bullpen has been s

who among the group, what you would expect, fred upton and the rest of the never trump group but theirpidity may have been all for show because senate majority leader mitch mcconnell signaled today that he is standing against this craziness. joining me now, senator ron johnson. my first response is, i should hope so, that mitch mcconnell is not going to stand with what we obviously already know. this thing has to be defeated in the senate because they have already signaled they cannot be fair here. >> i sure hope we can get at least 41 republican colleagues to respond to this thing. i'm doing my own investigation to really accurately recreate what happened on january 6th but nancy pelosi's commission is not going to dig into this thing in any bipartisan fashion. this is a joke and should be voted down. >> laura: chuck schumer spoke out about the commission, watch. >> we all know there needs to be a thorough and honest accounting of what took place on january 6th. the greatest attempted insurrection since the civil war, and we have to make sure that such a despicable event never repeats

[cheering and applause] and ernie, ranking upton, full committee chairman and ranking member mcmorris rodgers and other members of the committee thank you for the opportunity to speak about zero mission transportation and the clean futures act today. my name is joe britton and i'm the executive director of the zero emission transportation association and a public interest nonprofit representing 55 company interests advocating for 100% ev sales by 2030. her membership spans the entire ev supply chain and includes critical materials, charging companies, utilities, vehicle manufacturers and battery producers and recyclers. at the start of this year's data launched a conference of federal roadmap to achieve 100% ev sales by 2030. this agenda offers policymakers a blueprint to create hundreds of thousands of domestic manufacturing jobs, protect public health and secure a megan leadership in the automotive space. we are pleased to see provisions captured in the clean futures act and additional legislation for today's hearing. my testimony will provide context of today's recommendations and

people to march down to the capitol and they did exactly that, some of them, as my forma colleague fred upton explained were running down to the capitol. he saw that out of his window in the capitol. so i think liz is a woman of courage, and i think she's a ont woman for all - seasons. she is not a fair weather friend to the constitution.ing th even under what are very difficult circumstances given she comes from a very, very republican state. but i think history will be very kind to her. and i think history will not be kind to those supporting the big lie because it's so easily disproved. >> we have calls lined up for you.wh from pennsylvania, mark starts us off, republican line. go ahead with your question or u comment. >> good morning.troyin when you keep repeating democran talking points you are destroying the republican party. we have a party there's evidence that the swing states violates the constitutional laws if had their states and also their state laws.arac how are you goingk toob explaiv thatot joe biden got 450 electod votes and barack obama got 960 bed he got 12 million more vot

fred upton, one of the ten republicans who voted to impeach president trump told me on sunday that he believes that mccarthy would likely be subpoenaed and others would as well. because it is such unlike the 9/11 commission where you are talking as you well know, jim, as somebody who understands national security and covered that, these commission members who are not leelected members o congress. these members and their staff talk to people largely in the national security realm. this is -- membersst com of the commission talking to members of congress because they were part of it. they were the victims and some are being accused of stoking it. it's a very different dynamic. which is why you're seeing this opposition particularly again from republicans like kevin mccarthy who we don't know for a fact if he's heard from president trump. but we do know that they're in touch and we do know that based on every piece of evidence so far he is looking to protect the wishes of the former president. he does not want this to go through. >> yeah. >> it's different dynamic, yes, dana. and a very

. >> the cheney wing, the kinzinger wing, the upton wing, whether or not they gain anymore in numbersse they keep saying, cheney says she's going to fight this out tooth and nail and not going anywhere and she's vocal and you see her doing interview after interview calling out trump's lies but are there anymore joining their forces or will the vast majority stay with kevin mccarthy and elise stefanik in pledging to trump and not pushing back on these audits and voter restrictions. it's all tied together, it's the audit, the big lie. and trying to pass voter restrictive laws based on the big lie. >> the cancer of the so-called audit is -- you can get an audit -- the party says they have a constitutional rule of law party should go through the process. they're bringing in a private company. the state has given up custody of the ballots, it's not just arizona, this could spread and be a problem elsewhere. >> the way that they're handling things, the way that they're aggregating results is just prime for cooking the books. they're continuing to make money off of this and so the longer it

republican congressman ed upton, one of the 35 republicans who voted for the commission saying this. >> if it had not been for the brave capitol and metropolitan police men and women that day who knows how many of our heads would have been swinging on those gallows that were constructed on the east front of the capitol. >> there it is. you can see it now, but we all saw it on that day, the gallows with our own eyes. let's remember exactly what happened that day. let's remember the violent -- the violent trump supporters going to beat police officers, the officers who are trying to defend our capitol. and there's new evidence tonight of exactly how terrible that attack was. the fbi releasing new videos showing the rioters assaulting police, videos that like so many we've seen are disturbing to watch. this one showing a suspect allegedly attempting to ripoff an officer's gas mask, then picking up a tactical baton and hitting officers with it . >> okay, so there you go. can you please roll that again while i read this please just so you know? this is from the fbi releasing new video. th

fred upton, republican congressman from michigan told me on sunday he believes that kevin mccarthy would likely be subpoenaed. self-preservation is sort of the name of the game and it is all tied in to the former president. >> david, i'm chananxious for y thoughts. is this but the latest example of kevin mccarthy trying to whitewash the insurrection? >> i don't know how you can see it any other way. we heard from his fellow house republicans last week, some of them, describing the events of january 6th. well, on any other day you would have thought those were tourists walking through the capital. there is a clear attempt to move away from january 6th, to whitewash it. we see this battle for american democracy happening on two fronts. the eastern front is the january 6th commission and trying to get to the facts with an independent, bipartisan, totally legitimate, historical record so that it doesn't repeat itself. but republicans are now trying to block that and doing so actively, with steve scalise urging the no vote. on the western front, you see this sham audit in arizona going throug

blumenthal, senator jerry moran, congresswoman judy chew, congressman don byer, and congressman fred upton this moment when our nation took action to combat hate. thank you, all. around this time last year, when i was in the senate, senator horona and senator duckworth and i introduced legislation in the senate for anti-hate crimes in our country. about that time more than 1,100 anti-hate incidents had been reported since the start of the pandemic. today that number is more than 6,600. i'm talking about incidents where businesses are being vandalized in our biggest cities and in our smallest towns. i'm talking about a 61-year-old man getting kicked in the head. two elderly women being stabbed while waiting for the bus. eight people in atlanta getting shot on a tuesday night. this violence, it did not come from nowhere, and none of it is new. in my life, my lived experience, i have seen how hate can pervade our communities. i have served in the justice system, in the legislative branch and in the executive branch. i have seen how hate can impede our progress. and i have seen how people unit

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then there was michigan congressman fred upton who avoided censure only to be hit by censures from three-counties. when that failed to have an impact. one of the counties censured him for a second time for his vote to strip conspiracy theory tyler-green. nothing says cancel culture like cancelling someone twice. john? >> why stop there? thanks so much. >>> so today president biden hits the road to sthe $4 trillin agenda and conservatives are calling it socialist. but polls show that is not how voters see it. actually, that's the wrong framing here. what republicans are saying, harry joins me now, what republicans are saying is that joe biden campaigned as a moderate but is governing as a liberal. they're saying he sold them the bill of goods. what do voters think in terms of what they were sold here? i'm not asking first whether he is too liberal or conservative, but fwiirst, whether he is different from what he said he would be? >> let's just as the voters. is biden a liberal? moderate conservative? this is among a few voters. before the election, 54% said he was liberal. 46% said he was moderat

justin upton, he's going to get under this one. and it is.eep enough to the runner is going to tag up from 3rd the throw not close. that would be the eventual game winning run a blue 65 they did take 2 of 3 over the weekend. all right. the sports story of the day. pga championship. final round. look at the gallery. high phil mickelson. this is classic stuff. the drive to become the oldest major winner at 50. here's the 18th hole. just a beautiful strike up 2 strokes crutches. his approach shot it lands on the green roles within feet of the hole. check out the mob. they're they're literally just refer fill up great scene. i don't think i don't think there's enough security there. they were realizing how crazy was going to get. he gives a fist pump. it's right here. this is the winning putt. he needed a couple to finish it off. he taps it in for the 2 stroke win he received the wanamaker trophy at the pga champion. again, mickelson left. he becomes the oldest golfer to win a major you love to see that special look to him is also all right. that

denise upton with lake tahoe, wildlife care has a lot of experience dealing with black bears. thoughts on why this bear showed up here. this is the time of year that the the teenagers are dispersing. >> and they're kind of like human teenagers. they go into places that they're usually not going to be and they kind of push push the limits. >> she you know, i it's possible that's what this was. she says. the idea is to make them feel unwelcome. >> so they don't return to populated areas. we chase there's all the time here. they're basically chickens sun with umbrellas that we pop open air horns. >> we live among black there's every day the ones that are out on the trails, make yourself big. make a lot of noise. and and just mean, mean it don't say she there to bear really mean it. and you you have to teach them. their their where they can go it's your private property if they get a negative experience from that. then probably move on. captain patrick foy with the california department of fish and wildlife says it's important for residents in the area to note. >> this beer was no

some of them, as my former colleague fred upton explained, were running down to the capitol.saw that out of his window ir the capitol. so, i think liz is a woman of courage, and i think she's a woman for all seasons. she is not a fairweathered friend to the constitution even under what are very difficult circumstances given she comes very, very republican state. but i think history will be vers kind to her, and will not be kind to those who are supporting the big lie because it's so easily disproved. >> barbaraa, mark comstock, ou. we have calls lined up for you from ben salem, pennsylvania. republican line, you're on with our guests, go ahead with your question or comment. >> good morning.troying when you keep repeating democra talking points, you are roblem destroying the t republican par. we have a problem that there isu factual evidenceti that the swi states violated the constitutional laws in their states and also their state laws. i'd like to know how you're going to explain how joe biden got 450 electoral votes and barack obama got 960 and he got 12 million more votes

. >> 1937 upton sinclair blasted the callousness of the ford motor company at the time with $1 billionpaid its workers while forcing them to engage in repetitive and dangerous a similar line labor. the the market cannibalization of amazon.com succeeded $1 trillion and it's way over our economy under society continues to intensify. alec macgillis is a scene reported for both propublica covering politics and government and reported privacy for the "washington post", baltimore sun and the new republic and his journalist has been in the "new york times" magazine, the atlantic, harpers and others. recipient of a least three awards including the 2016 prize for political reporting and 2017 award for nash reporting, his propublica reporting on dayton, ohio, was the basis of the 2018 pbs frontline document entitled left behind america about the economic andi' social forces leaving the once thriving rust belt city. in ruins. he is also the author of 2014 24 biography of mitch mcconnell entitled the utterly sincere guarding edison and his traditions. myr bad. it's actually called the senate. marg