i think congressman issa is back.o, you know, you heard what congressman bishop is saying congressman issa. what he is saying, how can they, how can the doj stonewall and block any transparency on this? okay, his feed is still down. of the congressman bishop, there is that too. i want to move on to this, what started all of this congressman bishop, a father was upset. scott smith, remember he was hauled out of that school board meeting. his daughter was raped by a teenage boy wearing a skirt in a loudon county virginia public high school bathroom. we have news coming in that teenage boy pleaded no contest to charges of abduction and sexual battery in a second case where he allegedly force ad female student into an empty classroom in another high school in loudon county. no contest plea. he is not admitting guilt but admits prosecution has sufficient evidence for conviction. parents are upset coverups of that. coverups of things like porn at student libraries. why the top-down approach, heavy hand of government power,

issa: i -- mr. issa: i thank the gentleman and as the chair and ranking member said, this is bipartisan and i'm sure will be bicameral. and in fact it is necessary. because not only is h.r. 1975 necessary in order to put land in trust but we, for more than 20 years now, have had to put most land that gets into trust in trust, because of action by the congress. i want to take this opportunity on behalf of the 18 tribes that i represent and have represented for most of my 20 years in congress, and say that this is the kind of bill i hope we will pass further legislation to make unnecessary. the essential right of our first people to reclaim their ancestral land and have it placed into trust on a nearly automatic basis should not require action by congress time and time again. the pala band of indians had to buy this land at their own expense in order to gift it, essentially, to the federal government. they do so because of the importance of their ancestral land and their pride in the people they are a

elizabeth: congressman darrell issa, thank you again for your service to our country.avid bahnsen, you're a great writer. still to come this hour, the hot debate, is the clinton oprah tiff behind russia, a lot of stories there, is ready to flip on other democrats in the durham probe? will clinton campaign staffers be in the line of fire? did russia disinformation end up in fbi fisa warrants against the frum campaign. up next we sal lou the veterans with former va secretary robert wilkie. this hot debate raised by the washington post. is the historically number of veterans in congress an issue for america? keep it here on "the evening edit". i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. life is for living. let's partner for all of it. i'm so glad we did this. edward jones see blood when you brush or floss can be a sign of early gum damage. i'm so glad we did this. parodontax active gum repair kills plaque bacteria at the gum line to help keep the gum sealed tight. parodontax active gum repair toothpaste today, your customers want it all. you have to deal with higher

issa of california, mr. issa will vote no. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from hawaii seek recognition? as the member designated by mr. moulton, i inform the house that mr. moulton will vote yes on house resolution 5376. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from oklahoma seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. crenshaw of texas, i inform the house that mr. crenshaw will vote no on h.r. 5376. .. 5376. mr. connolly: meghtd by mr. larsen of washington, i inform the house that mr. larsen of washington will also vote gladly aye on h.r. 5376. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from the idaho seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. bill johnson of ohio, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. johnson will vote no on the passage of h.r. 5376. the build back better act. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from massachusetts seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designate

issa: thank you. ms. foster, you find it interesting that everyone seems to have an opinion that the supreme court is extreme and biased when it comes to one issue, this would be no exception. any time the court seems to rule against what conservatives would like, i hear nothing but that they are well reasoned and valid. do you find that humorous? even from your position, not as a scholar in that area? ms. glenn foster: it certainly is interesting. as we heard earlier, chuck schumer stood up on the steps and threatened justices gorsuch and cavanaugh, prompting a rare public response who called the remarks inappropriate and dangerous. we see these transparent efforts to bullying the supreme court to issue opinions that serve policy goals. we should all be raising our sites. we know too much of life in washington feels like political theater. today need not be that way. we can care about women and we do, but true care must start with the stopping of abortion. rep. issa: to that extent, it is interesting to

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driven by dreamers shaped banks. concur some of those with theirs sinks, we dare to ask ah, deadlines issa cashiers pay gas and chaos border between poland and bella. ring since the migrant crisis. stevens with refugees trying to force their way into polish territory. while from, from the u. k. tried blows. is a record number of believe, migrants naked across the channel into england. we hear from locals on the french side, group, austria. they are under the impression that when they arrive, everything will be easy. in reality, it is not at all like that. the story is about those who helped me cross because it's not migrant to buy that boat. it's always the traffickers and the climate of fear inside the b. b. c. surrounding stories of friends, gender and race for merger.

well, i can say is a decision taker and previous examples of threatening violence is not a serious issa, as coven, but the swine flu, that what you wanted? what you needed as a decision taker was, was clear, but above all timely advice from your experts so that he made a decision. it would have an effect. are you saying that both in terms of the sage committee, with a lack of expertise and people who would be on the ground infectious disease control? i know in the vaccination committee with the endless delay before they make decisions, that these key institutions approved not fit for purpose and this most severe fall pandemic. yes, and it is very disappointing because i like infectious disease management is not super rocket science. it is pretty straightforward, if only we would do the basics, the fundamentals and the fundamentals are. we need to suppress infections universally from all age groups. and he can suppress those infections. you create fuel cases. it's as straightforward as that for them all. another example, finally, a year later today i hear the u. k. government is finally

and says that vaccination will be made mandatory from february, following the surgeon covey cases of issa over half a century. that's how long americans drugs watched old ones in order to release all the documents relating to wait. approval of 5 is k with faxing. it follows a freedom of information request by a group of medics and american tv news network. m. s. m. b, c's been from the controversial us trial of col. rittenhouse, after one of their employees is accused of tiling the jury. ah hello, good afternoon. welcome me watching arty international. we're start this, i would breaking.

new york city had feed issa us parents right, raged off for school. governor kept secret files on them because they opposed the wearing of masks and the teaching of critical race theory will have the details just after this ah ah, with what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race, his on offense, very dramatic or development only personally and going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very political time. time to sit down and talk ah, welcome back. now, parents in the us state of arizona are up in arms after the head of their children's school port was allegedly keeping secret files on them. it included social security numbers to voice records and also financial and other background information. the parents had previously raised concerns about the wearing of masks and also the teaching of critical race theory. with more details, his dan hawkins secret dossiers intelligence gathering data bases. the stuff of spy fiction, real life espionage, or perhaps that plot of hot fuzz wouldn't renegade over. s

to close the gap on the world car industry from the drawing board to the 1st finished model escapes issa, well over a certified extra tools to deal with with the law firm. all worship from a small school. well, we'll shoot for shift awful much lilian luca crockett, the customer with us. or can you talk a little bit more about your authentic experience as a finance chair and economies? so having being the hand of national bank, i lived on serving the country as a prime minister. major, he thought if he would have been l o. graham, she thought gong, chipotle. she thought it will do. she thought her curtis, my renewal will shoot, shoot, the charisma school shuffled on fellowship, won a thought on the stem of web will do in the book. sure, with some mosquito wears muskgray to ensure the little d a pullman you need garcia. so usually it is public, you will not shy libya cheney obscene may live on they miss to gabriela, what can you please us, floaters, delaney juniors, lexi still lower december 5th of willis and i worked here in miss hugh.

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issa. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. issa: thank you. mr. speaker, it was 16 years ago that we first authorized johannes' law and it was a long time ago. i was a fairly junior member and congresswoman delauro had worked on it for a number of years before that. and something that today will easily be re-authorized and america has it been and will be better for seems easy. but it's never easy to begin the process of helping people understand what they don't know. misinformation, a failure to have information continues to cause young women to die of cancer needlessly. whether it's ovarian cancer, gynocologically cancer, whether it's h.p.v. or some other fashion, the fact is johanna's law, h.r. 1550, which is merged with -- in fact is something that america needs to understand today and in the future. . when we originally passed the law, we had 257 co-sponsors, and could have had more. more than 100 republicans and democrats signed on before we brought it to the floor. on that day we said if we could only get $10 million to get the awareness

issa, mr. issa will vote no on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. davids, i inform the house that ms. davids will vote yes on h.res. 803. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. stauber of minnesota, i inform the house that mr. stauber will vote nay on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from connecticut seek recognition? mrs. hayes: as the member designated by ms. bilson, i inform the house that -- ms. wilson, i inform the house that ms. wilson will vote yes on h.res. 803. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? >> thank you, mr. speaker. as the member designated by mr. amodei, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. amodei will vote no on the house resolution 803. mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. carey, pu

jonathan: from new york city with tom keene, issa abramowitz and jonathan ferro, this is "bloomberg surveillancedown one basis point to 162.67. basically unchanged on the session. crude, $79.82. one to watch over in germany, the head of germany's vaccination committee might update advice on who should get the booster shot. we have seen this in the u.k., too, and new york. maybe we should open this up to more people. tom: the chart of europe is stunning. the differential of the united states just with a little uptick. united kingdom, and then germany and the rest in their own world. jonathan: pockets of problems appeared bhakti hansoti joins us. she has a phd from south africa. we are thrilled she can join us. disneyland is said to be the happiest place on earth. they had 1.7 million attendees two years ago and they had one case and shut the place down. is this science? dr. hansoti: it is precaution. one case can transmit. shut it down early and it returns to being the happiest place on earth. it is surveillance at its very best. tom: is that the future to come, not only in hong kong at disneylan

elizabeth: to your point representative darrell issa was with us last night, congresswoman.ly agree with you. let's listen to what he had to say. watch this. >> well you know if the ag had admitted to it he would be admitting to the kind of wrongful conduct we haven't seen since j. edgar hoover went after martin luther king. the fact is targeting the innocent, targeting any group simply because they're "an inconvenient truth when they protest at school boards is no different than the civil rights movement. no different than when lois lerner targeted tea party groups for their beliefs. the fact it is weaponizing government agencies against people that are your political adversaries. in this strange case the political adversaries are moms caring about their kids getting an education. elizabeth: congresswoman, look at this. the watchdog, the inspector general for the justice department is now warning in a brand new report that yes, the justice department is becoming politicized. your word on that? >> they are too much politicized. they should not. especially they're going after

. >> one year ago issa bin nuclea stockpile was in the low to hundred. now in a new report to congress the nuclear stockpile is going to be 1,000 chinese nuclear warheads. we are witnessing one of the largest shifts in power that th world has witnessed. this satellite photo taken late last month shows the construction of their third aircraft carrier. the u.s. navy has 11 aircraft carriers china also has a large fleet of land-based intermediat missiles. our colleagues first reported that the us military's protecting us against the cruis missiles. right now we have no protection against north korean missiles. initially had an outline of american forces in the desert. they sent the message to american satellites going overhead. there's a new book called the strategy of denial. for the first time they said it poses a greater challenge to th us than terrorism. we are dealing with something very different and there is still a backlog in people's min including washington. it's a sense that we can't be beaten. we can win if we put our minds to it but we need to

as we had darrell issa on about 10 days ago he said do you know what?esident said everybody is going g.ing to work 24/7 the longshoremen said we will take our time. in fact, fewer ships unloaded. brian: long shoreman cinderella man. depression because it was the depression. ainsley: the way tended up such a great story. brian: don't give it away. brian: new revelations into the investigation of the durham probe. pay attention to this. find out which member of biden's cabinet was named in the latest indictment. ainsley: plus, rules for thee but not for me. speaker nancy pelosi spotted without a mask at a billionaire's wedding as kids all across her state are forced to mask up even on the playground. steve: do you know who was there? sam the butcher. [laughter] brian: bob. ♪ ♪ the new sensodyne repair and protect with deep repair has the science to show that the toothpaste goes deep inside the exposed dentin to help repair sensitive teeth. my patients are able to have that quality of life back. i recommend sensodyne repair and protect with deep repair. th

i now recognize darrell issa of california. >> thank you mister chairman. and secretary armitage, you and i have some history. but your history is a little closer to a lot of examples they want to use today. in the opening statement you submitted, you said, the trip to saigon, the corrupt government of kabul, was not worth the sacrifice of soldiers, the afghan people saw this. we did not. you standby, i'm sure, that statement. >> we do have history together -- i not only stand by that statement, i -- >> i'm going to give you -- i think it's going to have to be nuanced. during the time, for example, when we were finally taking our bases out of the philippines, you are close to that, the philippine government could only be considered to be corrupt by any standard, right? any >> the philippine government agreed with us and negotiated an agreement, the senate in the philippines voted it down. >> right, but basically during the decades that we were in the philippines, one would not consider them a sterling democracy. and rather than having you answer just one, w

i now recognize representative darrell issa of california for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and secretary armitage, you and i have some history, but your history is a little closer to a lot of examples that i want to use today. in the opening statement that you submitted for the record, you said, but just as saigon, the corrupt government of kabul was not worth the sacrifice of afghan soldiers. the afghan people and the taliban saw this. we did not. you stand by, i'm sure, that statement that you put in the report. >> congressman, we do have history together. i not only stand by that statement, i wish i would have made it stronger. >> well, and so i'm going to have some rhetoricals because i think it's a good statement and i think it's going to stand. i also think it's going to have to be nuanced. during the time, for example, when we were finally taking our bases out of the philippines, you were close to that. the philippine government could only be considered corrupt by any standards, right? >> the government -- yes, sir. the filipino government agreed with us an