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garten is not the message we should be trusted. >> todd: i refer to him as john cooper, his name is jim coopery coach. his name is joe concha. >> sports on the mind. >> joe: if you need a baby sitter, me. >> carley: needs extra books. >> $20 an hour, i come cheap. >> carley: is your money being used to buy crack pipe? they will tell you what they are saying and what you might be paying for in safe smoking kits. >> todd: and department of homeland security is tracking a freedom convoy in the u.s. and across the board in canada, they are trying to shut the protest down. you'll want to hear it next. not only do centrum multigummies taste great. they help support your immune defenses, too. because a healthy life. starts with a healthy immune system. with vitamins c and d, and zinc. getting out there has never tasted so good. try centrum multigummies. expand your limits in the 2022 lexus gx with apple carplay support. get 2.49% apr financing on the 2022 gx 460. (music) get 2.49% apr financing who said you have to starve yourself to lose weight? who said you can't do dinner? who said only this is go

so in retaliation for that, jim cooper has asked the intel agencies to dig up dirt on us.lear, that is not allowed. it is illegal to use the u.s. government to settle to settle partisan scores or to silent opposition journalists. it is also, by the way, illegal to secretly monitor their electronic communication. we are not speculating about it. the nsa admitted that. and congressman cooper admitted what he did today when we asked him, though he was too cowardly to come on tonight to explain how he could justify that. this is scary behavior. it is also revealing. after a full year of governing, all the biden administration could muster when challenged are challenged our ad hominem attacks and more spine from the intel agents. let's put the intel agencies on. what they can't do is explain themselves. they don't even try. that is not a sign of strength. eddie's a sign of her outcome of weakness. and yet they are doing it and getting away with it. there is simple, they are getting away with it because republicans are allowing them to get away with it. a screaming about russia,

we're not a diplomaticion missis jim cooper, needless t to say, knows that .ut that's not the point. the point is we've criticized the biden administration's ukraineze policy. so in retaliation for that , jim cooper has askedco the intel agencies to dig up dirt on us. to be clear, that's not loud. it's illegal. it is illegal to use the u.s. government to settlee partisan s scores or to silence opposition journalists. it isilts. also, by the way, illegal to secretly monitor their electronic communicationsn . but joe biden's nsa did that to this show this summer that happened speculating about it. hae nsa admitted it and congressman cooper admitted what he did today when we a askd him that he was too cowardly tor comedl on the show tonight to explain how he could justify that this is scary behavior. it's alsoo revealing after a full year of governing, all the biden administration can muster when challenged are ad hominem attacks and more spyingt from the intel agencies. let's put the intelligence on what they can't do is explain themselves. they don't even try.

jim cooper, the tennessee democrats issue hits a key point. the woke biden agenda centers on liberal elites not democrats in rural areas. the democrats in rural areas may be more fiscally and socially liberal, but they want the same basic things we want and joe biden is not delivering to them. >> carley: one of the biggest things dog thanksgiving administration, they are behind the eight ball in terms of what americans care about. voting rights legislation during a crime and economic crisis, whose idea was that and they have been pushing build back better, they still are. when you look at what polling says, majority doesn't think build back better would help financially. one of the biggest differences between president biden and president trump is their ability to read the room. say what you want about trump's rhetoric, his style, he knew what the american peep and he will his party care body and the biden administration is struggling with that. >> todd: that is the key takeaway. we've both been traveling doing stories the last couple days for

jim cooper is a retiring tennessee congressman who had the following warning for fellow democrats het to be their boss got to get the formula right the democratic party is basically facing extinction best news i've heard all week. i'm looking for another house peace out south dakota, tennessee, you're moving ahead with this one. that's great news. second, nevada lifted mask mandate check out this reaction from the kids. >> we don't have to wear masks anymore -- [cheering] dan: don't think kids were waiting until tomorrow. second part how can that be didn't jen psaki say everybody love it is they think masks are great they want to wear a ton of them i guess not. attack a look at that maybe play that in the white house. season two canceled in the u.s. and highlight americans that cancel for their opinion. here's a clip from michelle check this out a police officer william kelly who was fired -- from making an anonymous donation to kyle rittenhouse. >> the investigation began on friday and i was fired that monday. it was the very next business day from when the investigation began to wh

are people who never have to worry about the general election but maybe a primary and i thinker, jim cooper said speak to that. they have in the middle and hard to do when most of your prominent voices are on the left. >> this is a message we heard from moderate details for well over a year now, right, in needing to shift messaging here. will let me ask you about a democratic ad from gary chambers, a democratic ad in which he smokes marijuana and burns a confederate flag. let's play it. >> our system isn't broken. it's designed to do exactly what he's doing which is producing measurable inequity. one in 13 black americans denied the right to vote and one in five have do not have insurance and it's time to burn what remains of the confederacy down. i believe the south will rise but it will be on our terms. >> focusing more on voting rights and equality but is that the type of messaging that you think will resonate with many voters? >> you know, ads are made to be noticed and whoever his ad maker certainly knows that but the issue he's pointing to is something democrats across the country wan

we have seen in tennessee, for example, where jim cooper's district was fractured in three separate districtsmadison cawthorn, boebert, biggs. i think we have to look at the map widely and pick a set of races and try to look at how we try to defeat extraordinarily pro-tufpl counties that aren't necessarily representing the kitchen table issues that matter to voters. >> lauren boebert's vulnerable in this, as you see it? >> could be. could be. i think over the cycle you could see this redistricting cycle where there could be vulnerabilities. i think we will see that there will -- trumpism will recede. you have to challenge it in key districts where over time we will have a chance to take on these candidates. >> very interesting read that you and juliana glover put together, kalee. thank you for being here this morning. >> thank you so much. >> we are moments away from knowing whether we will have six more weeks of winter or an early spring. is phil the cute little rodent by some people's standards, really accurate in predictions. >> he's a fraud! a fraud. >>> plus, a bombshell lawsuit that rea

. >> jason: it is an extraordinary amount and jim cooper has been in congress for a couple of decadesecognizes the democratic party of today doesn't talk to working americans. they really don't. i agree the reason these numbers are so low isn't because of republicans it's because independents and democrats have been fleeing the leadership, the so-called leadership of joe biden and joe harris' been absolutely nowhere. they don't have any policies they can really point to as being successful. i also think republicans have a tendency to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory. they better be careful. they better come up with a hey, were not just the other party. here's our agenda and here's over going to do to be the adults in our room and be working in american to deal with foreign policy know these other topics were biden and harris are just flailing. >> they come up with a new plan, jason, the new plan is to throw, lie out on the campaign trail. sadly her approval rating is at 37%. >> harris: did you see her walk away and say she's not going to take any questions. actually she didn't s

to thank secretary granholm and buttigieg and gina mccarthy for being here today and congressman jim cooperto get this to go in tennessee. and governor bill lee of tennessee, he deserves credit as well. he wasn't able to be here today, but he worked hard to help make this happen. another example of what america can achieve when we come together, democrats and republicans, to get things done. the new manufacturing facility of tritium that's announced today is more than just great news for tennessee. yes, it's going to create more than 500 good-paying jobs in tennessee, but it's going to deliver greater dignity and a little more breathing room to workers and their families and it's going to have a ripple effect beyond -- far beyond the one state. this is great news for workers across the country for an economy, and frankly, for the planet. when we wrote and passed the bipartisan infrastructure law, we included $7.5 billion for electric vehicle chargers like the one jane brought along today. it's a little thing. you can see. but all kidding aside, secretaries granholm and buttigieg have been h

. >> bill: move to tennessee jim cooper a democrat from that state had an interesting quote with theategy is blind hope talking about republicans. many of the folks you are probably listening to have probably never visited these counties. they are not kin to these people. it's important to be in communication with constituents not to be their boss. we've got to get this formula right. the critical line. the democratic party in tennessee is basically facing extinction. that's a message to his colleagues. how do you read that? >> well, one minor correction you said at the beginning he was addressing republicans. he was addressing democrats saying democrats were looking rural tennessee. they are looking rural tennessee and america because they don't talk to people there and don't understand people there and i think he is absolutely right. we see this in texas where we just had a major endorsement by the leaders of the progressive caucus of a couple of candidate for congress who are anti-energy and pro green new deal in places heavily energy and agriculture and that's not the way to go a

you have congressman jim cooper. he is saying he is not going to run again.e face in an off-year election after we won the white house is the 100 year trend toward the other party. redistricting is small potatoes compared to that historical trend. their strategy is blind hope and we have got to get the formula right. the democratic party in d.c. is facing extension. your thoughts. >> yeah. i think he is right that doesn't just apply to tennessee it applies to a lot of states. this is what happens ainsley. when you woke initiatives the things that the small minority of people in the major cities care about and you completely ignore the rest of the country. we call it in politics flyover country and that's because you don't get a lot of the money from the middle of the country. your donors are on the coast and they are in los angeles and new york. a lot of politicians just fly over the middle of the country and totally ignore people and that's exactly what you have seen happen. their needs are not being met. they do not feel at this point like they are being he

the committee has requested voluntary cooperation from kevin mccarthy, jim jordan, from scott perry, in an effort to find out what they knew in the lead up to the january 6th insurrection, and the medications with the white house on that day. it's no surprise at all that these three people have refused to cooperate voluntarily. now the committee is stuck trying to decide if it wants to force their hands and issue subpoenas. that, as we are learning more and more about the plot to overturn our free and fair election. it window so much farther than the insurrection on january 6. that was the most visible part of it. but we are learning more about what was going on behind the scenes, both before, and after that shocking day. there is the plot at the doj, where the former justice department official helped the president come up with a plan for him to replace the acting attorney general, and have the doj intervene in georgia to overturn it's about and give the state to none other than the former guy. >>> clark who stonewalled the committee for months made good on his promise to plead the

they asked jim jordan to voluntarily cooperate with their investigation.ordan has so far refused to do so. the committee is currently weighing whether or not they want to subpoena jordan, which would be an unprecedented step to get that information they need. the big picture here is the january 6th committee is trying to write the definitive narrative of what happened in the lead-up to and on january 6th. and this call in the morning of january 6th between trump and jim jordan is a new detail to add to that timeline. >> former vice president mike pence delivering his most force forceful rebuke of his former boss, brluntly rejecting donald trump's false claim that the vice president had the legal authority to overturn the election. >> i heard this week that president trump said i had the right to overturn the election. president trump is wrong. i had no right to yoverturn the election. the presidency belongs to the american people and the american people alone. frankly, there is no idea more un-american than the notion that any one person could choose the a

>> the committee wants to extract testimony from kevin mccarthy and republicans jim jordan and scott. , netter cooperating be reluctant to talk to this committee. it's hard to coax information from a in-transit lawmaker. >> i cannot recall a case where congress has subpoenaed one of its own men's. >> the courts could reject a criminal case involving a lawmaker that is because the constitution says congress to discipline its members and the constitution shields lawmakers from many on-the-job prosecutions. penalties told by democrats could backfire later. house speaker nancy pelosi will not dictate how the house handles noncompliant members. >> i had no intention of interfering with the work of the committee. >> 70 congressional threats bring hollow. >> i think shakespeare put it best the sound of the theory signifying that one. >> it's not rare for congress to flex its muscles even if there based on anabolic political steroids, chad pergram, fox news. >> the department of transportation is tracking ahead with the new pilot program that would allow 18 - 20 years old to drive a big rig across state lines a p

significant discussion today about whether to subpoena lawmakers who won't voluntarily cooperate, kevin mccarthy, jim jordan, scott perry. how do you think they're willing to go to get -- how far would they go to get them to talk? >> well, it sounds by the reference by the chairman to wanting to honor the institution is they don't want to issue subpoenas. there's not obviously a history of doing this. they're digging out what is in history right now. but there is another leverage they probably discussed, and that would be to threaten either censured by the house or taken to the ethics committee. either one of those could indeed, if somebody was on the fence and might be able to be pushed over by the threat of a censure. that would take a vote of the house. the democrats control. they could indeed censure. it would be seen as political if no republicans join, but some repub republicans might want to think it's part of the institution that members testify. certainly they'll set up the rules that they'll do nothing that does anything to the credibility of the house under the general ethics rules every m

on october, jim jordan said this about his willingness to cooperate with the january 6th committee. >> are you willing to tell the select committee what you know about events leading up to january 6th? >> i have nothing to hide. >> jim jordan has been hiding the truth. jim jordan has consistently ignored questions or been inconsistent in acknowledging when he spoke to donald trump on january 6th. >> i spoke with him that day, i think, after. i don't know if i spoke with him in the morning or not, i just don't know. i've talked to the president so many times, i can't even remember. of course i have talked to the president, i have been clear about that. i talked to him all the time. >> the january 6th committee is now in possession of records that prove jim jordan did speak with donald trump the morning of january 6th, the phone call lasted ten minutes. that afternoon, jim jordan objected to the certification of president joe biden's electoral college win as the trump mob attacked the capitol. the january 6th committee is closing in on donald trump and his allies in their investigation

so if you issue a subpoena to say they were to issue a subpoena to jim jordan, and he doesn't want to cooperateinitial letter to them didn't make it seem like he was really excited about going before the committee. so say he doesn't cooperate. do you hold him in contempt of congress then? so, you know, you have to be willing to take this all the way down the road. and that could really gum up the works. it could set a precedent that perhaps they don't want, as you pointed out. so it's a very complex matter for them. and i don't think they've sort of gotten to a point where they can say, yes, we're going to do this for one or all of these people. >> gloria borger and norm eisen, thank you both. >>> minneapolis police are under scrutiny once again after a no-knock search warrant led to a black man's death. details next. isn't that right limu? limu? sorry, one sec. doug blows a whistle. [a vulture squawks.] oh boy. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty♪ trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high ♪ ♪ you know how i feel ♪ (coughing) ♪ breeze driftin' on by ♪ ♪ you know how i fe

to extract testimony from house minority leader kevin mccarthy and republicans jim jordan and scott perry. none or cooperatingnyone with common sense would be reluctant to go talk to this committee, it's hard to coax information from an intransigent lawmaker, i can't recall a case where congress has supported one of its own members. the courts could reject a criminal case involving a lawmaker. that's because the constitution says it's up to congress to discipline its members and the constitution shields lawmakers from many on the job prosecutions. penalties doled out by democrats could backfire. later, house speaker nancy pelosi won't dictate how the house handles noncompliant members. i have no intention of interfering with the work of the committee and so many congressional threats ring hollow. i think shakespeare put it best when he said it is the sound and fury signifying nothing. so it's not rare for congress to flex its political muscles, even if those muscles are based on anabolic political steroids. chad program. fox news chinese president jeez anping and russian president vladimir putin met together

including if they should subpoena members of congress including representative jim jordan and others who have not yet cooperated with the committee and what to do with those people who are defying subpoenas. now, as far as next steps are concerned, representative liz cheney, the vice chair, she laid out a little hint in an op-ed she wrote yesterday where she says that hearings will show these charges -- excuse me, that they do not wish the truth of january 6th to come out have predictably resorted to attacking the says claiming it is tainted and political. our hearings will show this charge to be wrong. we are focused on facts, not rhetoric, and we will present those facts without exaggeration no matter what criticism we face. they are gearing up towards a series of hearings in the spring. i am told it will be many weeks of hearings with many hearings they do have. that's not all planned out yet. it won't be the end of the investigation, but it will be a pivotal point in this investigation, steph. >> my gosh. yamiche, talk about the missing phone calls. at the least we know trump had to be using somebody else's

of course, we hear a lot from the people who are refusing to testify or cooperate in some regard, mark meadows, scott perry, jimer navarro. but that -- they are outliers for the most part. there are hundreds of people who have voluntarily cooperated, and who we haven't heard from, and in the case of people that we haven't heard from, it's probably more likely than not that they're keeping a low profile because they have to some extent been forced to cooperate with the committee, one, because they are lower level staff, they can't afford these legal bills, quite frankly, and also they don't want this stain of having a subpoena or maybe potentially even being held in criminal contempt on their record, especially these younger folks who are new in their careers and potentially have a long career in politics ahead of them. but that's why i think the mark meadows contempt referral is going to be increasingly important, especially as merrick garland continues to be silent on it, because if you talk to lawmakers, they'll say that steve bannon's contempt prosecution, the doj ultimately taking up that referral, actually

. >> they tried to get information from kevin mccarthy and jim jordan and scott perry. none are cooperatingintransigent later maker. the course could reject a criminal case involving a lawmaker because the constitution says it's up to congress to govern members. penalties dolled out by democrats could backfire later. nancy pelosi won't dictate house the house handles noncompliant members. >> i have no intention of interfering with the work of the committee. >> the threats ring hollow. >> shakespeare said it best. sounds like you're signifying nothing. >> so congress is not likely to flex their muscles even if they're based on steroids. chad pergram, pox news. >> sandra: thanks for that report. fox news alert. we look at spiking oil and gas prices. oil tapping $90 a barrel for the first time since 2014. an eight-year high as gas prices continue to rise. now a seven-year high. looking at gas prices that keep going up about 12 cents from just a month ago up well over $1 from a year ago. take a look at the dow, a wild ride on wall street. we're about to enter the final hour of trading. the dow

rams receiver cooper kupp easily took top offensive honors and bengals quarterback jim burrow best comebackrning now to the nba and the action on the court last night in dallas. hours after the mavericks trayed away kristaps, luka doncic had a career high 51 points in a win over the los angeles clippers. doncic led on team lebron during last night's all-star draft. here's a look at the full lineup of both teams, team lebron, team durant, you will notice that james harden is all the way at the bottom there, he is on team lebron but he was picked last after being snubbed by his now former teammate brooklyn nets star kevin durant. harden, who has now forced his way off two teams, in as many years, was traded to the philadelphia 76ers yesterday, for a package of picks and players including ben simmen, an all-star who hasn't played all season. here is how this played out in the draft. >> i'm going to need some signs. i'm going to need some signs. especially with lebron james. >> without question. >> great basketball this year. >> i need somebody who offset that. >> i agree. >> so james harden go

pence's aides are cooperating with the january 6 committee, two of them testifying this week and remember when jim this about talking to trump on january 6th? >> did you talk to the former president that day? >> i talk today the former president umtteen times. >> january 6, congressman -- >> yes, i talked to the president -- so many, i can't remember all the days i talked to him, but certainly talked to the president -- >> did you speak to him before, during or after the capitol attacks? >> i have to -- i spoke with him that day after, i think after. i don't know if i spoke with him in the morning, i just don't know. >> well the documents clarified it for him, they talked the morning of january 6 for 10 minutes, very detailed evidence they have, it's coming out and the facts coming out and now the committee is weighing immunity in exchange for testimony, specifically for a trump doj official who pushed election fraud claims. congressman raskin telling nbc news they've been, quote, sandbagged and will be pushing the public hearings from april to may. where is this probe going after pence's trump wo

. >> the fbi agent, jim bodman, reported the information up their chain of command to the u.s. attorney's office. >> when he was told that he had to cooperateand myself met in one of the court rooms with tiger. he showed up at that point in time. i said, "okay, tiger, tell again exactly what you told me." he starts telling him i don't know all the negotiations that were involved. i trusted the lawyer, and i ended up getting a plea deal. >> i was the one that said, "no. we're not gonna give this guy a deal." he had confessed! and it was a free, knowing, and intelligent, incriminating statement. >> then the question was what to do about henry hays. he was 26 years old. i thought it was a death penalty case. this will not be tolerated. we can not allow that kind of violent, brutal murder, and a hateful group, we decided -- a decision was reached that it would be tried by the state district attorney, and alabama had a death penalty at that time. i wanted the african-american community to know that the united states attorney's office in mobile, alabama, was not going to back away from tough civil rights cases. >> i know jeff sessions. i think i

jim walsh from mit on putin's brain next. ♪ ♪ ♪ eric: polond is not taking any chances and warsaw writing to strengthen cooperation as the threatmoscow is looming. mike tobi anymore with the very latest from there. mike: some of them are from the 101st, given a history of these soldiers and paratroopers in europe the mere presence is to send a message that the u.s. stands with its nato allies. now their task is described as multimission capable. they may be helping u.s. citizens who get in trouble. they may be providing manpower in the event that the polish border is overcome, overwhelmed with ukraine abe refugees and that is a potential that has the polish government very concerned. >> it will be very challenging for our country. we are aware of how big amounts of ukrainians can reach polond after invasion from russia. we are creating our plans, how to host those people. mike: now we visited the town right on the ukrainian border. the people there are scared. if russia takes ukraine putin will keep coming for more. we did not find a lot of affection from the ukrainian people but even if there were local that is want to help, t

she, jim ping, the kremlin, says china will pledge its support to russia and its dispute over ukraine. the pair will also discuss a new gas pipeline from russia to china and wider economic cooperation. the u. s. on europe have threatened unprecedented sanctions against moscow if ukraine is attacked. we have dorset jibari standing by force moscow with reaction from there, but 1st will bring in katrina you with the latest from beijing. so katrina, both obviously on the same side when it comes to ukraine, russia and china. what's the message that the 2 countries are sending to washington? well, yes, china has said that russia's legitimate security concerns need to be addressed. and the foreign ministers from both countries mentioned aging yesterday ahead of putin and she's meeting and so that they coordinated on the positions on ukraine. now this doesn't necessarily mean that china would welcome any sort of attack or invasion on ukraine back to remember that beijing itself has good relations with kids. it's an important trading partner. kid is part of child is belton road infrastructure initiative. and certainly she didn't, paying right now, heading into the winter olympics doesn't wa

cooperate with the january 6th committee investigating the capitol riot. turns out, after wrestling with the decision, the committee showering him with opportunity to speak up, jimdecided he saw nothing. ohio state. look it up. ( laughter ) in a statement, jordan explained that being asked to help get to the bottom of what happened on january 6th is far outside the bounds of any legitimate inquiry, violates core constitutional principles and would serve to further erode legislative norms. yes, we must not erode legislative norms, or as one january 6 analyst put it: >> yaaaaaah! >> stephen: thank you, senator buffalo nipples. ( laughter and applause ) but we are learning some things about the plot to overturn the election. turns out, in december of 2020, the national archives received fake state documents declaring the ex-president the winner. you can't put fake documents in the national archives. our national repository is reserved only for the founding fathers' secret treasure maps. basically, a group of m.a.g.a. morons in michigan and arizona forged certificates to trick the national archives into declaring their guy the winner. so they were attempting a coup

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