políticos, y en el medio las víctimas. >> ese ir y venir de los ataques polÍticos, y en el medio lastes entraron primero al estacionamiento y luego a l construcciÓn donde daÑaro puertas. grupos antimotine lanzaron gases lacmÓgenos para dispersarlos. variostas. grupos lanzaron gases lacrim trabajadores dentro del congreso quedaron heridos diputados encerrados en las instalaciones pedÍ ayudas, y que quedaron atrapados. las manifestantes pedÍan que avance la iniciativa par otorgarles una compensaciÓ econÓmica. en haitÍ la pandilla que raptÓ a 17 misioneros, casi todos tadounidenses, pusieron un precio al rescate. el grupo crimal pidiÓ $17,000,000 por la libertad de la libertad de los secuestrados, incluyendo a cinco menores de semanas. los edad. las autoridades buscan liberarlos sin hacer el pago, pero admiten que el proceso puede demorar semanas. los al misioneros del grupo de ohio desaparecieron el sÁbado pasado. agentes del fbi y del departamento de estado colaboran en su bÚsqueda >> (mÚsica). >> al regresar en noticias telemundo, escasez de producto de primera necesidad como pape hi

fue una faras con motivos políticos.es indebidos e innecesarios. así de recibir varias denuncias en la llegada de una caravana de migrantes. fueron 51 personas donde la patrulla centró dichos controles, todos ellos con la ayuda a los migrantes. de hace casi treinta años, establecen que 80% de la mano de obra de una empresa debe estar formada por nativos. nunca ha sido cumplida la norma, que ha permitido trabajar como indocumentados, pero ahora esto cambiará. tiene el informe. >> en plena crisis migratoria, el vecino más cercano de haití pone candados en la frontera >> haití hoy más que nunca necesita apoyo y solidaridad >> el gobierno de república donicana envió un últimatum para regularizar a trabajadores extranejros indocumentados en noventa días. las empresas que no cumplan serán sancionadas. dominan sectores construcción agrícola. >> según segunda encuesta nacional de migrantes en república dominicana de estos 751.000 son de origen haitiano, la mayoría sin papeles >> de verdad me gusta cómo trabaja el haitio. >> a ve

era parte de su trabajo como agado también el secretario de comunicaciones actuales y también otro políticoa por lo pronto el presidente dijo que se debe investigar >>> hay que revisar nuevamente toda esa fuga de capital sobre todo que los que sacan dinero que no evadan impuestos >>> santiago nieto el título de la unidad de inteligencia financiera de la fcalía dijo que comenzaron una iestigación hay que recorda que no son ilegales estas empresas el delito es evadir impuestos vamo a escuchar a esta persona >>> tener una sociedad no es delito sí lavar dinero >>> y también hay cercanos al expresidente enrique peña nieto y también está el presidente sebastián piñera y otros presidentes que dicen que no cometieron ilícitos pero se están investigando más nombres >>> en méxico grupos en contra del aborto se manifestaron en contra de esto >>> n rezos manifestantes salieron a marchar para defender los derechos de las mujeres y de la vida >>> (gritos) >>> los maniftantes rechazan esta resolución que dice que es inconstitucional la despenalización delaborto >>> muchas mamás quieren tener hijos y estas

. >> mÁs de 330 polÍticos de mÁs de 90 paÍses.a la despenalizaciÓn del aborto. locutor: Éste es noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana con fÉlix de beudut y paulina sodi. paulina: buenas noches. triste panorama enfrenta el condado de horas a esta hora. —— orange a esta hora. fÉlix: las condiciones del tiempo ayudan o no?vamos con albert martÍnez. albert: buenas noches, cuando se derrama petrÓleo es un problema. una tuberÍa se ha roto y ha creado una mancha de 13 millas cuadradas. es tÓxica e impide que llegue la luz del sol y los peces no pueden nadar, sea ficciÓn y mueren al igual que las plantas. tenemos a las aves out nocturnas de esa zona que intentan comer peces y se quedan montados . asÍ el impacto medio ambiental. paulina: algunos empleados de la anterior administraciÓn pudieron haber roto reglas. reportera: funcionario fronterizo probablemente violaron las polÍticas de urgencia al espiar los movimientos de participantes de la caravana de migrantes. >> abogados de migraciÓn que viajaron a tijuana fueron sujetos de detenciones de

matt dixon of politico florida and bridge, michigan talk about the redistricting progress for house races in florida and michigan with beginning with the 2022 cycle. >> currently there are about 334 million people living in the united states. that is according to the 2020 census figures were there represented in congress by two senators each of the 50 states and 435 members of congress. that 435 number has been set by law since 19209. now, with a new census figures out which take into account the population growth in the united states and geographical and demographically changes as well, the every ten year congressional redistricting will start. the new districts will be in place for the 2022 midyear elections. some states have lost members of congress, new york and pennsylvania are two, while some like texas and florida gained new members. well, to help us delve into those numbers is dave wasserman of the cook political report. mr. wasserman, when you look at the census figures and the redistricting that is ahead, which political party do you see as benefiting the most at this point? >>

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powell, el exsecretario de estado muere por complicaciones derivadas del covid-19, fue el primer polÍticodirigir la diplomacia de estados unidos. >> estaba completamente vacunado pero tenÍa un tipo de sangre qu debilita el cuerpo, y desde houston texas, este lunes. >> no que quiten la vacuna pero los papÁs tengan la decisiÓn. >> resistencia a vacunarse, padres y estudiantes en california protestan contra orden de vacunaciÓn en escuelas, policÍas de chicago se niegan a vacunarse pese a que el covid-19 es la principal caa de muerte entre los agente s >> terror en tamaulipas, sicarios del cartel del golfo enfrentan militares mexicanos en la ciudad de matamoros, civiles quedan atrapados en el fuego cruzado, 4 criminales murieron, otros 4 estÁn detenidos. no, los hispanos impulsan como ninguna otra comunidad el auge del mercado inmobiliario en houston, hablamos con quienes estÁn detrÁs de la construcciÓn de nuevas viviendas rÉcord en el paÍs. >> noticias telemundo, con julio vaqueiro. hoy, ediciÓn especial desde houston, texas. les saludamos hoy desde una de las zonas mÁs latinas de esta, que

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>> dijo que la oposiciÓn fue la responsable de su horror, ellos llevaron a deborah como un acto polÍticon comprÁrselos a empresas corruptos. >> nos estamos enfrentando a desmontar algo grande que habÍa en cuanto a intereses. >> la intenciÓn de deborah vera y implorar al partido morena crear presupuestos para abastecer de medicamentos oncolÓgicos a los hospitales pÚblicos de este paÍs. >> la fiscalÍa de mÉxico presentarÁ cargos contra los responsables del colapso del metro. el oficialista part peru libreel >> perÚ libre, partido con el que el presidente pedro castillo criticÓ al mandatario por considerar que ha dado un giro polÍtico hacia la derecha, el jefe del partido anunciÓ en su cuenta que no apoyarÁn a su nuevo equipo ministerial en la mÁs notoria muestra pÚblica de las flexiones que sacuden al oficialismo, el presidente castillo no dudo en responderle. >> hoy todo ha cambiado, hoy hasta con un tweet piensa que se cambie el paÍs y asÍ no es. el paÍs se cambia trabajando. >> los expertos afirman que el presidente castillo tendrÁ que buscar apoyo embarcadas polÍticas de centro para ob

buenas tardes hoy lunes 18 de octubre en noticias telemundo mediodía el covid-19 se llevó al primer políticoicano en dirigir la diplomacia estadounidense a pesar de estar vacunado a sus 84 años trabajó con 4 presidentes rebelión contra la vacuna contra el coronavirus mientras se cumple el plazo para no perder el empleo policías en varios estados se niegan a la vacunación. (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) >>> (sonido ambiente) >>> la violencia no se va de las calles de tamaulipas una balacera entre civiles y militares deja muertos a 4 integrantes de un cartel la subida de la inflación también repercute en el precio de la carne de los tacos bajando las ganancias de los taqueros maya y los tres es la nueva miniserie de netflix un vehículo para la difusión de la antigua cultura americana (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) >>> qué tal muchas gracias por acompañarnos en este lunes en esta dentro de noticias telemundo mediodía les saluda felicidad ha perdido la batalla contra el covid-19 powell quien sirvió en 4 administraciones presidenciales a pesar de estar vacunado contra el covid-19, >>> buenas tardes una not

donde está javier vega, buenas noches cuéntanos >> así es rebeca buenas noches conmoción en el mundo políticoin powell, de 84 años murió por complicaciones derivadas del covid-19 algo que ha generado polémica porque el generalestaba totalmente vacunado pero la alidad es que hay otros factores médicos ddetrás de este deceso. >> en vida rompió todas las largas pero perdió la batalla contra el virus, colin powell el primer afroamericano. como jefe del estado mayor conjunto y secretario de estado falleció por complicaciones de covid-19 derivadas tenía una condición subyacente >> porque pese a estar vacunado el gener era vulnerable ante el virus pregunta >> en primer lugar de inmunodeficiencia producto del cáncer que padecía y en segundo lugar, la avanzada edad >> la enfermedad se lo impidió >> es una prueba fehaciente de la necesidad de que personas mayores de edad, tienen deficiencias inmunitarias o alguna otra enfermedad de riesg deben de tener una tercera dosis de vacuna. >> hijo de inmigrantes jamaiquina nacida en nueva york, colin powell ascendió los mayores rangos militares y políticos del

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matt dixon is with politico. we appreciate the update on florida redistricting. >> thanks so much. >> 2 midwestern states that are losing members of congress, ohio and michigan. are they similar or do they each have unique characteristics? >> ohio and michigan are two of the biggest wildcards in this round of redistricting. ohio has a new reform in place that is a pre-complex reform. the legislature has to come to some bipartisan agreement in order to pass right now republicans do hold a super majority in the ohio legislature. the reform says you have to have a majority of both parties supporting a map to become effective. michigan has a citizen's commission in place that resembles the one in california. however this is the first go around for michigan's commissioners there's already a lot of controversy surrounding the process. republicans believe at least one of the commissions independent members, sympathizes with democrats and has supported causes on the left in the past. democrats are very concerned the comm

a source familiar with the discussions told "politico," devote, senator sinema has agreed to provisions in each of president biden's four proposed revenue categories, internationals, domestic corporate, high net worth individuals, and tax enforcement providing sufficient revenue to fully pay for a budget reconciliation package in the range currently being discussed. and of course the range currently being discussed is 1.75 trillion to 2 trillion. the range defined by joe manchin as his limit. now, this statement does seem to represent a shift in senator sinema's position, which had been reported as being opposed to any tax increases in the biden bill. and earlier tonight, president biden described senator sinema's position this way. >> she's smart as the devil, number one. number two, she's very supportive of the environmental agenda in my legislation, very supportive. she's supportive of almost all the things i mentioned relating to everything from family care to all those issues. where she's not supportive is she says she will not raise a single penny in taxes on the corporate side an

matt dixon is with politico. we appreciate the update on florida redistricting. >> thanks so much. >> 2 midwestern states that are losing members of congress, ohio and michigan. are they similar or do they each have unique characteristics? >> ohio and michigan are two of the biggest wildcards in this round of redistricting. ohio has a new reform in place that is a pre-complex reform. the legislature has to come to some bipartisan agreement in order to pass right now republicans do hold a super majority in the ohio legislature. the reform says you have to have a majority of both parties supporting a map to become effective. michigan has a citizen's commission in place that resembles the one in california. however this is the first go around for michigan's commissioners there's already a lot of controversy surrounding the process. republicans believe at least one of the commissions independent members, sympathizes with democrats and has supported causes on the left in the past. democrats are very concerned the comm

this is politico's playbook this morning, breaking down biden's latest build back better plan.y write that as inflation continues to raise prices of everyday household items, americans are laying the blame at president joe biden's feet. in a new poll, 62% of american voters say the administration policies are either somewhat or very responsible for increasing inflation, including 41% of democrats. biden, they say, began pitching lawmakers on an outline for his build back better plan on tuesday night. the proposal pegged in the range of $1.75 to $1.9 trillion is far from a done deal. moderates and progressives will have plenty to say before giving anything their bless, but hill democrats are relieved biden is getting his hands dirty after sitting on the sidelines for weeks. quote, this was a productive conversation and also one that demonstrates momentum, said a senior congressional aide breached on the several meetings tuesday between the president and lawmakers. this is a sign, quote, the white house is actually putting pen to paper. we mentioned the president today heading to

eugene daniels is co-author of politico "playbook" and an msnbc political analyst. guys, it is good to see you. i have been excited to speak to you and get your take on all of the different things we have tonight. eugene, i will start with you. what is your take on this political gamesmanship? could there be benefits to pushing the debate to december or have we just delayed the inevitable? >> it is the same fight over and over. giving six weeks won't make it better for the country, it won't make it dangerous no matter what month it is. you don't want it to happen around the holidays, when people need spending money thinking about how strong the economy is. but it gives democrats time to deal with their infrastructure bill, deal with the build back better agenda. it does give them time to figure that out before they have to deal with this issue. but as a country, it is not good that our leaders continue to kick this down the road and the fact that the debt limit is something that was created so we stop borrowing money that the government did that last. it doesn't sto

. >> joining us now is that dixon inaba "politico". he is a senior florida reporter for the publication and he is in tallahassee. mr. dixon, florida since world war ii has gone from a congressional seats to 28 and they seem to benefit every redistricting route. >> yeah, youou are correct in te population growth here is once again give anyone a national congressional seat. it's interesting for a lot of the chatter in the cycles florida-- it's been a pretty massive population influx to the sunshine state but it landed with one and they are starting a process down here i'm drawing a congressional state in the state legislature map so we kindd of have some idea of where the new congressional seat myco, but very much stay tuned. >>co where is the main populatin growth in florida these days? >> it is a long sword of the i-5 four-door, tampa over to daytona beach, that central strip of the state is really where a vast majority of the population growth here has come to since the last census, almost certainly in the central part of florida wher

. >>> en derrame de petróleo ocurrido la semana pasada tiene preocupado a algunos políticos estatalesace pocos días. luis zaragoza nos explica el por qué el dueño y autoridades locales están tomando esta decisión . >>> fernando vargas es uno de los afectados y dice que la orden de desalojo lo tomó por sorpresa a él y su familia >>> deberían haber dado más tiempo puespara buscar donde viviry otra para juntar el dineroque tenemos que juntarcomo estas se trata de más de 150 apartamentos ubicados en la cuadra 23,600 de la vida en pantalla, la orden de desalojo fue dada a conocer el pasado 30 de septiembre y varias de las viviendas fueron etiquetadas con alerta en rojo y amarillo como señal de peligro >>> stone lo que pasa, los rumores que han salido es que están contaminados y que se está cayendo, no sé si tenemos miedo de que pase lo que pasó en florida >>> en algunas de las viviendas sus sueños viven en ellas y otros son rentados por inquilinos, hace unos meses la ciudad mando a hacer una inspección de la sociedad y encontró daños en techo y tizas, roturas en los muros y una gran infest

>> para mÍ es un tema polÍtico. la extradiciÓn de capos como el chapo guzmÁn pudieran convertirse en cosa del pasado. >> la cooperaciÓn entre comillas, fluctuÓ muy bien y funcionÓ muy bien. locutor: el futuro de los programas para combatir el trÁfico de drogas podrÍa estar en peligro. >> es una tragedia, a mi juicio. locutor: cienfuegos, un general con estrella. rodrÍguez: mÉxico y estados unidos estÁn redefiniendo sus programas de cooperaciÓn en seguridad a un aÑo de las acusaciones contra un poderoso general retirado. hola, ¿que tal? le saluda teresa rodrÍguez. calderÓn: yo soy ilia calderÓn. bienvenidos a “aquÍ y ahora”. el relato comienza con el viaje de una familia mexicana a california. como nos cuenta carmen escobosa, lo que planearon como una celebraciÓn terminÓ siendo una trampa. escobosa: sin retraso, aterrizÓ en el aeropuerto de los Ángeles un aviÓn comercial con un mexicano distinguido a bordo. el ex secretario de la defensa nacional, general salvador cienfuegos zepeda. venÍa acompaÑado de su familia a c

politico." i wore my politico bag. probably not the smartest move on my part.d. you have fox news who bashes the media, people who talk like journalists, have shows like journalists but aren't them. that makes it confusing for the american people. that's part of the legacy of fox news and will continue to be so. when you look at reporters, the way that we cover things, the click bait, all of that, that is also a part of this. because you have the american people not knowing how much they can trust the things that the headline and the story are going to be the exact same thing and sometimes they're not. i think that means need to change the way that we do things. if we don't have a strong press in this country, it's scary and it's really dangerous. >> liz, how difficult do you think it is going to be to combat misinformation on social media? what's your take on that? is there a way to combat it? what's the right approach? >> i think it's extremely difficult. we -- there's -- i could go on. but to eugene's point, this puts journalists at risk, but it puts our mos

. >> laura: well, big news tonight, according to politico, the nih director -- he's been there for over three decades -- francis collins, is going to announce he'll be leaving laura: big news according to politico. the nih director who has been there for three decades, francis collins, is going to announce he will be leaving the agency. will fauci be next? francis collins is an subject to many foia requests and some of not been responded to. will they ever be? we will keep you up to date. gutfeld is next. >> to protect me and millions like me. >> tuesday october 5th. activists deploy more aggressive tactics against moderate democrats standing in the way of president biden's spending plan but the commander-in-chief says this is part of being a politician. >> at the same time president biden

anyone tracking this, a news viewer, a newsperson, someone in politico, i field you, are they winningden, obama has traveled overseas, trying to deal with domestic battles. he was actually in mexico in 20 09d during some of those heated obamacare battles. is a loan even wrote of the healthcare horror, and he had trouble back home with competing, fluctuating drafts of obamacare. we actually went back to show you that to make a point. it's a point about intellectual humility, even for us in the news, that yeah, it looked like he was in trouble, until he wasn't. that sense was moment tear, and sometimes when you pull out, you realize whatever battles, congress wasn't the issue. indeed there's someone who knows all about that long haul. it's david plouffe, of course, one of president biden's most senior and trusted divorce. we'll get into it with him. we're back in 60 seconds. >>> we are joined by david plouffe. your thoughts on this points, is there moment tear lapse, or is this in trouble, because they've been claiming it's over for a while now? >> yeah, ari, i think the nothing that so

betsy woodruff swan is a national correspondent at politico and an msnbc contributor. joining us is debby dingle. congresswoman, good morning to you. thank you for joining us today. i want to continue a bit of this discussion. there's reporting out there that nbc has not been able to verify or confirm the voracity of that some of your colleagues, members of congress were in on the planning of january 6th. some of this we've heard before, some of it we know is real but there's new reporting about how far that went. this has got to be deeply troubling to you and your colleagues who really came close to a brush with death on january 6th. >> ali, good morning. happy halloween. >> good morning. >> it's deeply troubling. even as i listen to betsy talk about this, i don't know how we so underestimated the power of what some of these militia groups can do. if you've been in the donald trump hate tunnel, which i unfortunately have been, i have seen these men outside of my own home with assault weapons. the same people that threatened to kidnap governor whitmer have made online

"politico" puts the stakes like this.nd allies say it may not sculpt his domestic agenda. but it would be the first domino to fall. i brought along a little something for you. here is the latest production of the lincoln project. >> oh, donald, it's happening again, you made glenn youngkin. >> president trump endorsed me the next day. >> without you, there was nothing. you gave him power. >> and i thanked him for it. that's why glenn youngkin has banned you from coming to virginia. he thinks you're a loser and you'll make him one too. he's embarrassed of you. he wants you to stay far away. glenn youngkin, just another r.i.n.o. stabbing you in the back. >> the turnip truck just this minute dropped me off. if i didn't know better, i would think that spot is aimed at just one viewer and may be part of a time ad buy in, say, i don't know, florida television markets. >> yeah, you know. glenn youngkin, he ran, as the president said, as a trump guy. next he doesn't want donald trump to campaign with him. you don't see terry mcau

politico laying out multiple committees that have been interested in talking to him or already have,otes on a call between former president trump and the then acting attorney general, quote, in which the former president had pressured justice department officials to call the 2020 election corrupt and illegal even as they told trump claims of voter fraud were false. with me now is national correspondent for politico betsy woodruff swan, also an msnbc political contributor. betsy, good to have you on the show, thank you. one of the things you pointed out in your piece is this the one of the panel's first interviews. did they plan it that way, should we read into that? >> that's right, donahue has so far aimed to be cooperative with congressional investigators looking into what happened on january 6. that makes him a major outlier as far as former trump administration officials. but he also spoke to a senate committee about what happened and now of course we've learned he is the first known person to be interviewed by the january 6 select committee. he is really important because he had

that's according to reporting by politico and then confirmed by nbc news.rney directs former aide dan scavino, former official kash patel, former chief of staff mark meadows and former adviser steve bannon to hold back any documents about the ex-president's white house work and to refuse to testify about his official duties. the letter claims the committee is seeking materials that are covered by executive privilege as well as other privileges and that, quote, president trump is prepared to defend these fundamental privileges in court. nbc news did not receive an on-the-record response for comment from any of the lettered recipients. mr. trump's political action committee said the document request was, quote, outrageously brown and executive privilege will be defended. meanwhile the select committee issued a third round of subpoenas including a round of stop-the-steal rally documents. they're seeking information from right wing provocateur ali alexander, the leader of the stop the steal movement and martin who's listed as a representative for a permanent ra

no surprise national politico correspondent meridith mcgraw spotted a man in the crowd with a t-shirtaw is here and joined with us by olivia nuzzi and david zurawik as well. i'm always curious what it's like for reporters to be in the press pen, which is at times a hostile crowd. what was it like last night? >> last night the former president spent a lot of time attacking the biden administration on everything from immigration to the handling of the afghanistan withdrawal, but really a bulk of what he talked about was his claim that he won the election in 2020 and that's something when i talked to over a dozen supporters who were there, they kept repeating that same claim. i will say in terms of being in the press pen, there's so much different being out in the crowd and talking to reporters face to face and interviewing them versus when you're in the tent area and the former president is making attacks on the press and sort of egging the crowd on. >> totally. he made a comment which we said before which is the thing i get the most cheers for is when i talk about fraud and the electio

we're also joined with politico's betsy woodruff swan, a friend of the show. jeffrey rosen has already testified on topics around trump's efforts to overturn the election. >> that's right, rosen has been extraordinarily forthcoming about what he knows about the last weeks of the trump administration. it's not clear what new angles the committee will be asking him about. the senate judiciary committee put out a big report just a week ago citing in part some of the information that rosen had shared with them. i expect, though, that the select committee is going to have questions about what exactly happened during that 24-hour window when the attack on the capitol played out. were there calls between the white house and the justice department? what role did the justice department play in efforts to bring in reinforcements to try to secure the capitol building after rioters had taken it over? and does rosen have knowledge of any communications between senior white house officials and other folks who may have had connections to the way that that day unfolded as a w

that's according to a new report out from politico.this and what's going on with thousands of migrants were trying to get to the united states, nbc news correspondent, morgan radford. morgan, good morning. what's the latest? >> i'm so excited to be with you -- >> morgan? >> harold chao has some harsh words for the biden administration, specifically its enforcement of what's called title xlii. it's the part of u.s. public health policy that was first enforced under the trump administration, when the pandemic hit. it basically allows the government to block people from entering the country during a health crisis, even if they are seeking asylum. so with his resignation, jose, chao has released a scathing internal memo, first released by politico and not yet independently confirmed by nbc news. in it, he called title xlii an inhumane and illegal policy, especially when it comes to migrants from haiti. he's now the second state department official to resign over the white house's border policy. but the big question, jose, is what does all

let's talk about what politico reported, that some expected the president on friday to meet with the democrats and encourage the passage of that bipartisan bill. he reportedly did the opposite. did that move surprise you? and what is the white house strategy behind it? >> well, look, i think that this is a president who recognizes that the center of gravity in his caucus right now is with the progressives more than it is with the moderates. in fact, look at the progressive caucus that congresswoman jayapal leads. about 100 members of the democrats in the house, almost half, whereas the moderates who have been most vocal about passing the hard infrastructure bill first without connecting it to the social welfare bill are only about nine. so he moved to their side and said look, i agree with you. i'm goeg to link these two bills until we get both of them passed, we're not going to pass either. that's a pretty big strategic shift in terms of capitol hill. that doesn't mean he doesn't want to irk with with the moderates. he knows better than anybody whrx you have margins as narrow as the

white house correspondent and politico skoe author, eugene daniels. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. chuck todd is off today. i'm andrea mitchell. a lot happened in washington this week. whether a lot got accomplished, that's another mat trer. for the third time democrats put up voting rights legislation, and for the third time it went nowhere because of the republican flib. >> today the rule of law are under relentless assault from republican governors, secretary of state, state legislators, and they're following my predecessor, the last president into a deep, deep black hole and abyss. >> there were many hopeful reports of progress on president biden's social spending plans and just as many pess mystic reports of stalemate. there was even one report that a principle democratic holdout, senator joe manchin of west virginia was thinking of leaving the party. by week's end democrats were

"politico" that they have not been contacted by the january 6 select committee. the capitol police whistleblower. he said that the united states capitol police deserve more scrutiny than it's gotten so far and that he would talk to investigators if they reach out to him, and the select committee has not reached out to the capitol police whistleblower. yet here we are today focused on holding a private citizen in contempt, an unprecedented action by this sham committee and their sham investigation. with that i yield to my colleague from florida, mr. gates. two minutes. >> the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. >> why are we here on the floor of the house of representatives listening to the democrats and socialists and their republican puppets, reviewing steve bannon's podcast? i can't imagine that would be the case if they actually had a bill, a reconciliation deal, legislation to help the american people. we're not here because of democracy. save me the alligator tears on that. these are the folks who assaulted our democracy for two years under the spector

politico just reported moments ago that the capitol police whistleblowers is telling politico that they have not been contacted by the january 6 committee. the capitol police whistleblower. he said that the united states capitol police deserves more scrutiny than it has gotten so far and he would talk to investigators if they reach out to him and the select committee has not reached out to the whistle phroer, yet today we are holding a private citizen in contempt, an unprecedented action by the sham committee. and i yield to my colleague, mr. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. gaetz: why are we here on the floor of the house of representatives listening to the democrats and socialists and republican puppets reviewing steve bannon's podcast maybe they had a reconciliation bill to help the american people. we are not here because of democracy. save me the algator tears. they assaulted our democracy under the specter of the russian hoax. they didn't give a damn when our country was being engulfed in the riots of 2020 and not about congressional proces

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and rudy was apparently deeply emotionally effected by this news a source close to giuliani told politicois really hurt because he did a big favor for rupert murdoch he was instrumental in getting fox on time warner, so it could be watched in new york city. does rudy think rupert murdoch cares about his hurt feelings. if rudy so much as tried to speak to murdoch at a dinner, murdoch would simply nod to one of his henchmen and have rudy thrown into a watery pit full of crocodiles "why are you taking me to the pools? i don't have my swimming trunks." [ laughter ] while i'm sure -- while i'm sure getting fox news on time warner was a huge deal at the time, it now sounds like the shadiest of "sopranos" "b" plots "rudy's mad because he helped us out with that time warner thing. free pay channels and the like." [ light laughter ] perhaps the biggest sting of all, was not the banning itself, but when and how rudy found out, and what show he was banned on >> giuliani was banned for nearly three months, but he only learned of the move the day before he was set to appear on "fox and friends" on sep

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emily: another report by politico that the ebay founder is funding a facebook whistleblower, francesgen. it is important to emphasize there is big money on the others too -- the other side, too. does this change anything for you? david: we knew that pierre was someone very focused on ethics. facebook, in my opinion, is not very focused on ethics. the idea that pierre might be especially upset about this company is hardly a surprise to me. one thing i would say is a very notable aspect of frances haugen's strategy is the strategic approach. she first came anonymously, gave the wall street journal data, then she did a "60 minutes" interview. it is very methodically thought through, the result of having good advice from professionals who are now according to politico being paid by pierre. emily: facebook has hinted that more documents could be coming. what is in store for the next week? what more bad news about facebook will we see? talk to us about the company's pr strategy. they are not pulling any punches right now. kurt: i would say this is the most aggressive, combative i have seen

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collins, is going to announce he'll be leaving laura: big news according to politico. the nih director who has been there for three decades, francis collins, is going to announce he will be leaving the agency. will fauci be next? francis collins is an subject to many foia requests and some of not been responded to. will they ever be? we will keep you up to date. gutfeld is next. >> to protect me and millions like me. >> tuesday october 5th. activists deploy more aggressive tactics against moderate democrats standing in the way of president biden's spending plan but the commander-in-chief says this is part of being a politician. >> at the same time president biden justice department launching an effort to combat threats against school officials and teachers. some are calling it an attempt to bully concerned parents into silence. hunter biden's business back in the headlines. the latest question the white house is declining to answer. you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. todd: the bill back better agenda hanging by a thread it is blaming fellow de

betsy woodruff swan reported for politico, broke the news of jeffrey rosen's testimony today, and she joins me now. it was not necessarily unanticipated but still a big deal, and this is a very big central figure in this entire thing, and i think someone who's going to not be cavalier about violating subpoenas if i had to guess? >> the january 6th story is very much in terms of this particular episode a tale of two jeffs. we know a ton about jeff rosen's perspective, he's actually been unusually forthcoming regarding just about everything he knows from his time running the justice department through a historically chaotic moment. i know based on conversations with folks throughout the day that one of the key focuses now for the january 6th select committee, one thing that they really pressed rosen on when he was testifying was clark's role. lots of questions about who clark was working with, whether he was working with people in the justice department as well as who he was working with outside the justice department. questions about the way clark was connected to strategies to try to

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