like most people i first heard nancy pearl when i heard her voice on the radio recommending books. she was funny, she was warm and most of all she was enthusiastic. she immediately reminds me of my first librarian whose voice through my classmates through adventures around the world and across the galaxy. later the enthusiasm for literature came from experience. and titled her memoir girl discovers reading then discovers life. growing up in detroit, nancy found the public library offered a refuge from a difficult home. she was rescued from despair from books. it is not too much of an exaggeration to say reading save my life. at a young age she discovered that books allow turbo to find herself into escape herself. by the time she was 10, she knew she wanted to be a librarian. a self-described rita holick. she started working at a bookshop in detroit even before she graduated from high school. she eventually earned a bachelors degree from the university of michigan and from there her involvement with books cap evolving. she began her career as a children my beer and in the move to th

on the anniversary of 1/6, that in fact you know, it was equated with 9/11, and with pearl harbor and then you had nancyhe anchor of special report. so, i mean, they think that the 1/6 thing, we talked about this last week on the anniversary, they believe it's resonating for them, and they are trying to link a lot of different subjects into this. >> that's right, trace. and obviously january 6th, a dark day in history but that speech that the president gave and the vice president gave, they tried to link it directly with this effort on voting rights. the problem is, no matter all of these speeches and all of these moments, and it's powerful. i used to live in atlanta, the m.l.k. crypt is a special place to visit and powerful image to see the president and the first african american vice president woman standing there, but all of this does not add up to numbers in the senate as far as breaking up the filibuster carving out an exclusion for voting rights legislation. right now they don't have it, and joe manchin can only say it so many times. the democratic senator from west virginia. he's not there, and

in the meantime, before we have a new cfo, we have two deputy chief financial officers, nancy hong and charles pearl we have a permanent cfo. so sfpuc services consists of i. divisions who herself is headed to a well-earned retirement in a few months. this is the beginning later this month, we will have jennifer hawkins. we're really excited about that and we want to thank lawrence for all of his work he's been doing. this is a critical component. you can see oversees business applications and enterprise systems. also, all of our technological operations critically cyber security also for the budget, for all the work that led into this meeting headed by deputy c.f.o. charles. and that really eric described it as his swap team. it really helps implement all of the commissions and the bureau's initiatives and also houses first management. and finally, we have a new bureau that is -- we are in the process of recruiting and this comes directly out of really elevating this so that we can work with the controller's office on audit arriving out of the public integrity audit. this is an important new provis

in the meantime, before we have a new cfo, we have two deputy chief financial officers, nancy hong and charles pearl until we have a permanent cfo. so sfpuc services consists of i. divisions who herself is headed to a well-earned retirement in a few months. this is the beginning later this month, we will have jennifer hawkins. we're really excited about that and we want to thank lawrence for all of his work he's been doing. this is a critical component. you can see oversees business applications and enterprise systems. also, all of our technological operations critically cyber security also for the budget, for all the workhat led into this meeting headed by deputy c.f.o. charles. and that really eric described it as his swap team. it really helps implement all of the commissions and the bureau's initiatives and also houses first management. and finally, we have a new bureau that is -- we are in the process of recruiting and this comes directly out of really elevating this so that we can work with the controller's office on audit arriving out of the public integrity audit. this is an important new pr

pearl harbor and the 9/11 terror dates. >> december 7, 1941, september 11, 2001, and january 6, 2021. >> todd: unconscionable. house speaker nancy pelosi taking the opportunity to incorporate actual political theater. yeah. that is hamilton, she played prerecorded message from the cast of hamilton. that performance blowing up on social media, many calling it cringe and bizarre. lara trump will join us to discuss my money on the fact she will have something interesting to say about that, ash. >> ashley: look forward to that one. former house speaker newt gingrich related to what he saw yesterday. listen. >> the most viciously partisan personal assault i think any american president has ever given and these folks mastered this hypocrisy of saying i finish beating you up, kicking you on the ground, can i stand there and tell everybody how much i want us to work together? that is what we saw today. kamala harris's insane suggestion that pearl harsh on and 9/11, each involved thousands of dead americans were comparable to what happened last year on the 6th of january. >> todd: a certain part is laughable, but if you were one who lost

think about this for a second, if you're nancy pelosi near desperate to convince a skeptical country that january 6th is on par with 9/11 in the civil war and pearlountry that you need to take this with the utmost serious and reverence and send their dimes in washington to build the january 6th memorial on the ball. if that is your goal, why would you invite the cast of "hamilton" to sing songs on a zoom call? seems counterproductive. of course the answer is because they can't help themselves, that is who they are. so you may have remembered since talking about violence to our democracy, the summer of 2020,my blm and antifa set fire to a lot of american cities. here's what that looks like. [shouting]ce [shouting] >> tucker: it's hard to believe that happened in this country. if we are to be honest it is hard to believe the federal ministry she didn't send troops and immediately. we all sat back and watched it. then we watch the people in charge certainly in our business community and among politicians endorse these riots and send money to help theus rioters. kamala harris is at the very front of that group. s she literally praised blm for its rol

harris taking heat for comparing the riot to the attack at pearl harbor and 9/11. and house speaker nancy agree on that. that's your headlines. >> brian: remember john kerry brought over to france after a terror aattack. even is he giggling at this one. james taylor a wonderful singing voice. coming up straight ahead. covid relief for criminals. new questions over why the convicted boston bomber received a check. multiple, even though he owes victims more than $100 million. geraldo rivera reacts like only he can. and, from invisible head phones to color changing cars, we will show you the top tech gadgets from 2022 live from las vegas where it's not snowing. ♪ mr. roboto ♪ to help block out food particles. so he can enjoy the game. super poligrip. and there you have it. woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. big deal. we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet, but mine has 5g included. relax people. my wireless is crushing it. that's because you all have xfinity mobile with your internet. it's wireless so good, it keeps one-upping itself. take the savings challenge a