this is jamie. jamie: i'm jamie jaussi. chris: and we build kit homes.cate panels and components in a factory here. that way, when we get to the job site, we can set it up and it goes a lot quicker. lemonis: zip kit is an innovative and exciting home building company and chris and jamie, the owners? they're rapidly changing the way people think about homes. chris: the demand is like off the charts. like we can't keep up with the demand. we have like 1,000 people on a waiting list. lemonis: but, in some cases, maybe too rapidly. we've been in and out of the construction industry for like 25 years, however, it's been a little bit of a challenge. jamie: to build more homes is our goal because we would like to. we just can't right now. lemonis: they could be the next big thing in construction, but something's holding them back. chris: we're a small company. we're doing the best we can, but we think the opportunity is so big that, with marcus's help, we could even do a lot better. lemonis: before i invest, i need to make sure this company is on a solid founda

they asked that jamie spears be out, and that this new person be in.ge granted that. >> reporter: jamie spears was given legal control over his daughter's personal, professional, and financial affairs in 2008 after she suffered a mental breakdown. ♪ i think i did it again ♪ >> reporter: since then britney has released four albums and performed nearly 250 shows in her las vegas residency. behind the scenes britney claims the conservatorship was ruining her life. over the summer the star breaking her silence calling the conservatorship abusive, singling out her father, saying he should be put in jail. spears sharing personal details saying she wants to get married and have another baby, but claims she wasn't allowed to remove her iud. she also described being denied things as basic as coffee, her driver's license, and her hair vitamins by the conservatorship. this afternoon's court hearing coming just days after bombshell allegations made in the new documentary "the new york times" presents "controlling britney spears." >> i worked with the security team

but he's all we look jamie. oh, we love jamie. well, of course we do have censorship resistant money now, which is bitcoin. but in terms of this, obviously it's a hyper partisan sort of environment, especially right now in the united states where we're observing. and there are a lot of people under this article, and they're really happy like half the country is super happy and think such should happen. yes. so say people will look at china's say that's who knows, like if you can just observe other countries who, what would be tolerated their own, maybe that would provide some more understanding nevertheless, like in this situation. so if indeed, general plan is a risk to their reputation, how about his water company or his phone company? his gas company providing heat for us has the electricity. why, how about clothing? should he have any clothes like what it, why should he be able to wear any brands? right? like where does a stop, what? what's the end of this road of the social credit score? it doesn't stop day now it's just slip

from by jamie diamond. course, jamie diamond, a big coin. and now we know why, because we're big point a can't sense or a transaction big for political means for sure lens true. but over there at this bank chase, he can censor general plan by cutting them off from his credit card, which is a form of censorship. which is violation of the 1st amendment, right? freedom of speech. so it's at the constitutional, it's breaking the law. jamie diamond again, remember he's paid hundreds of millions a few billions of dollars because he's been a receipt of the law breaker for years now. and that's is, that's his party trick. when he shows up somewhere and the hamptons are new york, they say, hey jamie, hi and nice to see again. jimmy here can spell backwards. what can you do? i can commit fraud and i have to pay a small fine. they're just pay my slip a $1000000000.00 from committing fraud. i'm jamie diamond reporting trick. right. well, unfortunately, when you undermine the country like that, the country is going to go into the garbage. jamie diamond p

she began to consult with jamie spears and the family, and was on a number of calls where jamie spears only allowed supervised visits and on one of these supervisions, she doesn't want to let the kids go. she's clutching the youngest and goes into a bathroom and shuts the door and says she's not coming out. this immediately results in the police being called, swat team comes and breaks down the door, straps her on to a gaurn knee, takes her to the hospital. >> the judge signed a 5150 order that puts spears on a three-day hold. >> she's acutely psychiatrically ill as a person can be. >> i remember i threw a water bottle and ended up getting locked up, arrested and i was quite notoriously, as everybody knows held on a 5150 back in the day. it was very easy to strip me of my rights very quickly, and to keep me in line. >> after two hospitalizations in less than a month, one day would change britney's life for the next 13 years. >> this way, britney. >> february 1st, 2008, she's placed under a temporary consercon conservatorship. the l.a. county judge puts her father in charge of her finan

earlier this month jamie said he wants out. >> jamie has now come in over the top and aid, okay, youou one better let's end the whole cnservatorship. >> reporter: the free britney movement is pushing for reviewing the whole conservatorship process. >> people under conservator have fewer rights than prisoners. the free britney movement is giving us a moment in time to allow us to shine a light on a system we have been concerned about for many, many years. >> reporter: today britney spears' attorney will argue removal of jamie spears is in her best interest but jamie spears who insists all of his actions have been in his daughter's best interests will push to end the conservatorship. >>> lori loughlin is returning to tv after serving prison time for her part in the college admissions scandal. the actress will guest star in the series "when hope calls," a spin-off of a hallmark channel drama she previously started released last december after two months behind bars. >>> the st. louis cardinals winning thseti off spot afte game last night. it's the longest winning streak since cleveland'

it does not absolve jamie spears of his alleged misconduct. represents a massive legal victory for britney spears, as well as vindication. having exposed his misconduct and plan to hold out for a settlement. this filing presents a massive legal victory for britney spears. mr. spears has now effectively surrendered. there's no settlement, to the extent mr. spears believes he can try to avoid accountability and justice. he is incorrect and our investigation into financial mismanagement and other issues will continue. the decision to end the conservatorship now rests with a judge. the next hearing is september 29th. you can expect a lot of the people in the free britney movement will be waiting for that decision. will be showing up to that court. this started with the fans. this is how a lot of this started getting attention. fans decided to start a podcast and bring attention to her conservatorship. she is thankful to her fans. we'll see in a couple of weeks what happens. >> free britney has been trending for a couple of years now. maybe it will

lilia. >> reporter: good evening, jamie. cooler temperatures and lighter winds are helping slow the spread of those fires, but here in southern california, the worst season for wildfires has just begun. walls of flames are threatening thousands of structures in northern california tonight as the destructive fawn fire forces 2,000 residents to flee. >> had to pack everything up, all the belongings. >> reporter: the blaze is the most urgent in the nation, a 30-year-old bay area woman is accused of igniting it. also facing arson and manlegislature charges, pacific gas and electric. therapists say the utility is responsible for last december's deadly zogg fire which started after a pine tree hit a power line. statewide, nearly 10,000 firefighters are battling 11 major wildfires, fueled by the extreme drought that the west is experiencing. >> the lake's drying up. we're in a major drought here. >> reporter: winds are dying down, which is helping crews attack from the air. >> those things do an amazing amount of work. they put a l

the next 5 years says jamie diamond ceo of j. p. morgan chase. of course, you and i have covered him for years here even before bit quiet about the shenanigans going on at if you can call it that shenanigans will say it politely. you know, add j. p. morgan but he was dissing bitcoin in 201-320-1420. 15. 20. 16. 20. 17. 2018. 20. 19. 20. 20. and now in 2021. as you predicted, he capitulated and he's saying a bit points going to tax and the next 5 years. yep. yeah, yeah. jamie diamond was critical, a big claim and starting when it was a $200.00 a coin. it's now around $45000.00 coin. it's adding as he points out 10 x from here. so he's looking for up 245-250-0008 coin. and i've been telling you for years i had this recurring dream about jamie diamond. he would be coming toward me and a deserted match and in the hamptons, and for years he just got closer and closer. and then finally, this week he was in view. he was there on the floor weeping and sobbing, and begging forgiveness. and like a good big corner i forgive jamie, and now h

jamie, are you ok? are you all right? is everything, all right, i'm thinking why, why are they messaging me? this is happening in new york, and i look up on c n n. and i see that my producer who's just arrived at the pentagon behind me is reporting that an aircraft has hit the side of the pentagon, and that's how i found out that the plane hit the building. the building is so big that i didn't feel it. i didn't feel the impact and then i went out to the scene and began reporting and that sort of how my day unfolded. but in many ways, that was the day that introduced me to sort of the what we call the post truth age . and as you mentioned, we boys had conspiracy theories of been around forever. and part of the reason that people believe conspiracy theories is their actual conspiracies. but this was my introduction in the days before you 2 days before twitter, the days before facebook into the how the internet could take some something innocuous and spin it into something very nefarious. to describe how it happened. well, w

. >> an early copy of the book was obtained and jamie joins us now. incredible to have you.'s start with the secret meeting that happened on january 8th. what have you learned about that? >> first of all, the book contains just chilling details of trump's final days in office, but what we know is that chairman of the joint chiefs of staff mark milley was -- he took secret action to limit trump's ability to order a dangerous military strike or use nuclear weapons. let me just set the stage from the book. it is january 8th, two days after the assault on the capitol, and woodward and costa reveal milley is so deeply shaken by the attack that he believes that trump has become increasingly unstable and unpredictable. they also write that milley believed trump was in serious mental decline. woodward and costa reveal that milley has intelligence that china is on edge. he is having back channel conversations with his counterpart in china. china apparently is worried that trump is going to do a wag-the-dog to stay in power. so milley tells his senior staff according to the book, quot

i'm showing you this is max kaiser laser eyes at jamie diamond. of course, you know, i said the house that money built is crumbling and we see that all over the place. we've covered that in the united kingdom, the gas gasoline, the petrol prices, and all prices are rising across the u. k. across europe, across america. and we're starting to see shortages, a lot of it the, the shortages of goods and services are caused by the shortage of workers who don't want to work anymore. but often who haven't been able to be trained because of everything being locked down for nearly 2 years now we're, we're heading to the 2nd year anyway. one thing i could say about why, in this sort of situation, we might see jamie diamond going towards bitcoin, is that he sees the house of money crumbling right. and you could see that the fed speak, you know, i have fed speak this option skating all their money printing and the covering up of the crimes. well, it's starting to meet clubs speak. so here's one thing. that's why jamie diamond might want some unconscious. scala

david, break down exactly what that means jamie spears, suspended as conservator. so is he done for good or could he still come back >> you know, shep, in theory he could still come back but that's not what's going to happen here. what this means is that a huge weight has been lifted off of britney's chest. for her, this is actually good because one thing her lawyer made clear from the beginning is jamie spears, you don't get to cut and run, you're still going to answer for your behavior in this conservatorship that's what suspending them allows them to do. >> some thought this would be the end of the conservatorship altogether were you surprised the judge decided to keep one in place now? >> unfortunately, no, i'm not surprised, shep. the wheels of justice turn very slowly you have to remember the conservatorship exists to contribute positively to britney's health and well-being. the judge is going to want to hear from an expert before she terminates the conservatorship to make sure britney will do okay without it. >> she's obviously asked for an end to all of thi

jamie spears' attorney on this report.ell within the parameters of the authority conferred by him by the court. his actions were done with the knowledge and consent of britney, her court appointed attorney and or the court. jamie's reports as conservator speak for themselves. the security firm firm speak for jamie spears on this report. mr. yes, ma'amy and black box connected themselves within professional and legal bounds and they are proud of their work of keeping ms. spears safe for many years. jamie spears saying i have to be clean here, streisand because the court appointed attorney and or the court and britney all say i did well? >> let me say one thing. i don't believe for a second the court knew this was going on. the conservator actually has very limited powers. but what was happening here is that the conservator with the sort of wink and nod of her court-appointed lawyer were abusing those powers, manipulating her to believe they had far greater powers they they really did. there is no way. you can't put somebody

spears is no longer a jamie spears and others. even more serious >> jamie spears attorney filed a petition to terminate the conservatorship completely, but it was britney spears attorney who argued for an immediate suspension instead in an orderly transition plan. mainly he argued that granting a suspension. jamie spears would have to turn over his files and records and that would give them the opportunity to make discovery. he accused jamie spears of doing a one 80 and pushing now to terminate after allegations came to light from the new york times presents documentary and with your former member for the security team allege that they were ordered to bug britney's bedroom and near her cell phone, allowing them to listen in on her intimate moments. i. >> had them. tell me what was on it. they seemed very nervous and said that it was extremely sensitive that nobody can ever know about this britney's attorney called it unfathomable and traumatizing for britney spears who testified this summer. >> that the conservatorship and her fat

i'm jamie yuccas in for norah. tonight, millions of storm victims from the gulf coast to the northeast are bracing for yet another blast of heavy rain and possibly even more floods. flash flood watches and heat alerts are posted across storm ravaged louisiana tonight while hard hit communities in the northeast could see heavy thunderstorms by wednesday. president biden on tuesday will get a firsthand look at flood and tornado damage in new york and new jersey. york and new jersey. more than 50 deaths have bee more than 50 deaths have been confirmed in the northeast in the aftermath of hurricane ida, which made landfall in louisiana more than a week ago. more deaths were reported in both the north and the south over the weekend and we have reports from both regions tonight. cbs' mola lenghi leads off our coverage in central new jersey. good evening, mola. >> reporter: good evening, jamie, manville here, was one of the hardest hit communities in the hardest hit state in the northeast. all over town, you see sights li

in a petition filed tuesday, lawyers for jamie spears saying, quote, if ms.nts to terminate the conservatorship and believes that she can handle her own life, mr. spears beieves she should get that chance. it's a complete reversal for jamie spears who long maintained that the guardianship imposed in 2008 due to concerns about britney's mental health. ♪ >> reporter: britney has been trying to get her father removed as the overseer of her $60 million estate for months telling the court in june the arrangement was abusive and humiliating. last month jamie spears said he would step aside once a new conservator could be found but he gave no time line and just weeks ago, britney's attorney accused jamie of asking for $2 million in exchange for his resignation. ♪ toxic ♪ >> reporter: but now jamie spears says the conservatorship should end altogether. tuesday's court filing saying, quote, ms. spears has recently demonstrated a level of independence that calls into question whether a conservator of the person is required. overnight britney's lawyer hailing the petiti

jamie spears saying, i have to be clean here, streisand.he court-appointed attorney and/or the court and britney said i did well. >> let me say one thing -- i don't believe for a second that the court knew this was going on. the conservator has very limited powers. but the conservator with the wink and nod of her court-appointed lawyer were abusing those powers and manipulating her to believe they had greater powers than they really did. you can't put somebody on house arrest. you can't spy on them. there's no way a court would agree to that. >> it's interesting. now the shoe is on the other foot. it's jamie spears that wants this to end as quickly as possible. and britney and her lawyer want to keep it going so that they can fully litigate what was done to her. adam streisand, to be continued, hopefully, with you. be well. all right. >>> you know what is a huge influence in this society and growing -- brand identity on politics. what do corporations endorse and not endorse in society by where they will put their money and what rules they w

staying - jamie spears a' request. thanks for that david. staying in - jamie spears a' request.staying in the - for that david. staying in the us... president biden has been in new york and newjersey to see the damage caused by tropical storm ida. ida first slammed into louisiana as a category 4 hurricane more than a week ago, then became a tropical storm, as it deluged the north—east. more than 60 people died across eight states. in newjersey, heavy rain and catastrophic flooding killed 27 people, and it took the lives of 17 in new york. here's what mr biden had to say. we've got to listen to the scientists and the economists and the national security experts. they all tell us this is code red. the nation and the world are in peril. that's not hyperbole. that is a fact. they have been warning us the extreme weather would get more extreme over the decade, and we're living it in real time now. president biden speaking, there. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: it's time to play the music, it's time to light the lights. we'll be hearing from rowlf the dog — one ofjim henson�

the next 5 years says jamie diamond ceo of j. p. morgan chase, of course you and i have covered him for years here, even before bitcoin, about the shenanigans going on at if you can call it that shenanigans will say it politely. you know, add j. p. morgan but he was dissing bitcoin in 201-320-1420. 15. 20. 16. 20. 17. 2018. 20. 19. 20. 20. and now in 2021. as you predicted, he capitulated and he's saying, a big one is going to tax in the next 5 years. yeah. yeah, yeah. jamie diamond was critical, a big claim. and starting when it was a $200.00 a coin. it's now around $45000.00 coin. it's adding as he points out 10 x from here. so he's looking for up 245-250-0008 coin. and i've been telling you for years i had this recurring dream about jamie diamond. he would be coming toward me and a deserted match and in the hamptons, and for years he just got closer and closer. and then finally, this week he was in view. he was there on the floor weeping and sobbing, and begging forgiveness. and like a good big corner i forgive jamie and now h

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team is pushing for today is that jamie spears should be removed as conservator.want the conservatorship itself to continue for 30—45 days. that's all we are getting out from the court at the moment. it started about an hour ago. it is likely to go on for another hour or so, so we won't have any definitive ruling certainly till then. there are certainly till then. there are certainly multiple possible outcomes they could come from the hearing. one is that the judge could remove jamie spears and replace them as conservative her. what many here hoping for here is that the conservatorship is removed completely. thejudge conservatorship is removed completely. the judge could conservatorship is removed completely. thejudge could deny both positions they have had apply to the court. it is unlikely that will be the result of today's hearing. will be the result of today's hearinu. , ., ., ~ ,, will be the result of today's hearinu. , ., ., ~ i. ., hearing. sophie long, thank you for “oininu us hearing. sophie long, thank you for joining us from _ hearing. sophie long, tha

jamie spears insists he had nothing to do with his daughter's alleged poor treatment. now as jamie moves to end the conservatorship, britney's attorney is calling it another legal victory, a massive one as well as vindication. joe fryer, nbc news. >>> up next we go inside the surprising search to identify 9/11 victims. >>> this may stun you to know, but 20 years after 9/11, two more victims were identified this week but medical examiners are still working to identify more than 1,100 others here is stephanie gosk >> reporter: medical examiners are not first responders, but that day mark desire went straight to ground zero. >> when the south tower cracked, and i looked up, you were just under it. >> reporter: his team barely survived. it was the start of one of the most complex forensic challenges in human history. 20 years later, 40% of the victims are still unaccounted for. >> i think for a lot of people, it's going to be surprising to hear that there are so many people who aren't identified >> everything that destroys dna was present at ground zero so fire, water, sun

britney's lawyer pleading for jamie's immediate suspension, telling a judge, "mr. spears cannot be in my client's life for one more day." ♪ now i'm stronger ♪ >> reporter: today's ruling putting britney one step closer to the freedom she's been fighting for. since 2008, when the singer suffered a public meltdown, her father jamie has been in charge of the pop star's now estimated $60 million estate. in june, britney testifying against the conservatorship publicly for the first time, calling it abusive, saying her father should be put in jail. passionately telling a judge, "i just want my life back." tonight's court decision comes as new documentaries present vivid claims of wide-ranging surveillance of britney's actions and communications. >> her phone, her own phone and her own private conversations were used so often to control her. >> reporter: in the documentary "the new york times presents controlling britney spears," a former employee of black box security claims the firm hired by jamie put an audio recording device in her bedroom and monitored her iphone. an

>> potentially a world of legal pain for jamie spears and here's why.wyering on britney's part, a neutral cpa is going to have access to all the books and records, every financial decision jamie made, decisions i'm sure he never thought would be scrutinized that could end up in probate court, in civil court, a potential fraud claim. if those eavesdropping allegations are true, savannah, that's a crime in california. >> there was a report over the weekend, a former security agent associated with this case revealing that there were bugging devices, according to him, placed in places such as britney's own bedroom. now, she was under a conservatorship. but would that be illegal in california to be eavesdropped upon even in this scenario >> it's black letter law in california that eavesdropping is a crime. who set it up? is there a chance that jamie spears went to tell the probate court about it and got approval. it seems unlikely. >> let's talk about the new cpa coming in and will be able to scrutinize all decisions under the conservatorship. if jamie spear

jamie spears will be obligated to hand over all the paperwork. in the investigation that her lawyer is doing. >> what are the consequences of an investigation? >> well, look, it's civil. it means that there could be fraud. there could be money owed. there could be impropriety. but it does also sound like her lawyer is requesting a criminal investigation as well, which would be done separately and that's particularly based on the allegations of surveillance, et cetera. that we don't know what's going to happen there. but when it comes to the civil side, that is something which her own lawyer can pursue. >> the stakes are potentially high? >> absolutely and now starts to make a lot more sense as to the process through which this happened. >> dan, thanks very much. >> so many different angles. thank you, dan. >>> coming up next a grammy winning gospel sing and new orleans saint and right in the middle of it all, t.j. holmes. all part of "america strong" on this thursday morning. for what you need. [ nautical horn blows ] i mean just because you look

jamie spears lawyer responded it's not evidence. this is rhetoric.t you uncovered here and where do you think the legal battle goes from here? >> so in our documentary "controlling britney spears" we got several insiders, including a former staffer for the security firm that jamie spears hired to protect britney come forward, and this security staffer detailed the level of control that her father and others had over britney's life, including secretly recording britney in her bedroom which recorded her interactions and her conversations with her boyfriend, her friends, her children and others and then they also monitored her phone and all of her texts on her phone, even her texts with her lawyer. >> liz day, i appreciate your reporting because that's obviously -- that reporting is going to be a piece of how things unfold potentially going forward. really appreciate your time. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> no matter how good your jump shot, is the nba says no covid shot, no paycheck. the league siding with science deciding it will dock pay fo

especially a conservator of the estate, which is where jamie has been the last few years. question that once britney enters her home, no matter what the status is, conservator or no conservator, she has an absolute right to privacy, just as we all do. so, yes, i'm sure that those were very upsetting allegations to learn from her attorney, from herself, her friends, family. so, yes, i expect that there will be an investigation about that. >> a hearing to consider a request by britney spears to end her conservatorship all together is set for november 12. what are the next steps for britney's legal team? >> well, when you say the next steps, in terms of a stipulation or getting ready to terminate the conservatorship? >> well, both. everyone wants to know what's next for -- there's a hearing coming up, so what's next for her team? >> well, in terms of what's next. so termination of the conservatorship means that britney will end up having to go and hopefully find agents and investment advisers, all of the people that she's going to put together as her team. so right now, i thi

that is right, and the main person in all of this has been jamie spears, britney spears's father.d control of the purse strings, had control of that $60 million estate, and the relationship between the two has completely broken down it seems in recent years to the point where britney spears, in a very emotional testimony in court a few months ago, has said the whole arrangement was abusive, she accused herfather and others of preventing her from having more children, preventing herfrom from having more children, preventing her from seeing from having more children, preventing herfrom seeing her friends and so on. i asked the lawyer whether to end the conservatorship as is typical, britney spears would have to undergo some sort of psychiatric evaluation. he said that was probably going to be avoided because both sides had intimated that it wasn't necessarily required now. going forward, there is going to be some painful and torturous discussions in the weeks ahead you would have thought to complete this whole affair to wrap it up to sbs's specifications. wrap it up to sbs's s - eci

jamie spears insists he had nothing to do with his daughter's alleged poor treatment. now, as jamie moves to end the conservatorship, britney's attorney is calling it another legal victory, a massive one, as well as vindication. joe fryer, nbc news. >>> all right. let's get an early check on your weather on this thursday with nbc meteorologist bill karins, in for janessa today good morning, bill, good to see you. . >> hey, great to see you guys. so we are watching what's left of mindy this was a quick-forming tropical storm that made landfall near tallahassee, florida, yesterday afternoon it's moving through southern georgia. there is a little bit of rain with it. it's going to be a rainy manufrainy-mornin commute from savannah to charleston and it's going to be well off the coast by this afternoon. so it's in, it's out and it's gone for the history books this was our m named storm and as you can see, by the time we even get to friday, it's well off the coast. we have had some few strong storms including in the last half-hour. a tornado warning in areas of eastern conn

morgan's ceo jamie dimon said his bank is preparing for the worst and it would be cataclysmic if thet ceiling were not raised. laura: thank you. to japan now, where the governing liberal democratic party has chosen a new leader, fumio kishida. he will become prime minister within days after a tight election. the previous prime minister resigned after less than a year in office. his handling of the pandemic was unpopular. >> he will soon be the 100th prime minister after winning the ruling party's election. fumio kishida, just like many other lawmakers in japan, comes from a family of politicians. the former prime minister is known as a moderate liberal and is expected to steer the ruling party slightly to the left. he is known to stand for stability. he h long been seen within the party as a consensus builder and future leader who had the backing of his elders. >> today i will with all my energy get straight to work. work with me. >> mr. kishida is well known for his advocacy for nuclear disarmament. he took then president barack obama to see hiroshima in 2017. he needs to gain the s

now, jamie spears' attorney has maintained that jamie loves his daughter.t everything he has done over the last decade-plus has been in her best interest. but here's the thing. mathew rosengart also raising this issue, that perhaps jamie spears filed a petition to actually terminate this conservatorship earlier this month in an effort to not have to turnover the legal documentation, the accounting that he now has to do because there is a new conservator that has been appointed by the judge. it's a temporary conservator named john sable. he's a certified public accountant. for now he's going to be overseeing britney's fortune. there is another date on the docket where the judge will terminate this once and for all. a lot of moving parts. one thing for sure, britney took to instagram to tell her fans she is on cloud nine. back to you. >> all right, chloe, thank you for that. big day in court for her. >> yeah. >>> all right, a fresh batch of subpoenas from the committee investigating the insurrection. who they want to speak with and why. with thirty grams of p