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corporation banned in russia and recognized as extremist, zuckerberg wrote a letter to the us house judiciary committeeere he admitted. that during the pandemic he actually worked as a censor for the biden administration. in 2021, senior biden administration officials, including the white house, repeatedly pressured our teams for months to censor certain content about covid-19, including humor and satire, expressed great disappointment when we did not agreed. i think the government pressure was wrong and i regret that we did not speak out more openly about it. during the pandemic , facebook deleted more than 20 million posts, zuckerberg succumbed to pressure from the fbi regarding the story of hunter biden's laptop . the new york post published an article about the bidens' corrupt ties, including with ukrainian burisma. but it was not an october surprise that could have changed the outcome of the election. in the end, all this did not happen. the article was announced russian disinformation. the first amendment says that the government will not abridge free speech. that's exactly what they did by forci

government in 2021 to censor online posts especially those related to covid, in a letter to us house judiciary committee said some material including covid related humor and satire was taken. down under pressure from the biden harris administration. zuckerberg also said meta briefly demoted content related to joe biden's son hunter at the 2020 election. according to him, move came after the fbi's warning about a potential russian disinformation campaign. zuckerberg described the government's pressure as wrong, regretting that he's not been outspoken about it. the letter comes as the us judiciary committee has been probing content moderation on online platform. republicans regard zuckerberg's letter as a big win ahead of the presidential election this november. ukraine says dep. 16, fighter jets supplied by western countries to counter russia's recent large-scale drone and missile attacks. nobody talked about it, but we destroyed already in this huge attack of russians, we destroyed already some missiles and drones using gaf-16, i will share how many, but we did it thanks to partners that they gave it, g

2021 to censor online posts, especially those related. to covid-19 in a letter to the us house judiciary committee, he said some material including covid-related humor and satire was taken down under pressure from the biden harris administration. zuckerberg also said met a briefly demoted content relating to to a joe biden sun hunter ahead of the 2020 election. according to him, the move came after the fbi's warning about potential russian disinformation campaign. zuckerberg described the government's pressure is wrong, regretting that he has not been outspoken about. the letter comes as us judiciary committee has been investigating content moderation on online platforms. republicans regard zuckerberg's letter is a big win ahead of the presidential election in november. that's wrap for now, but stick around there plenty more to come here on press tv. see you in a bit. the world of horseb breeding and equestrian sports their endless challenges and also their significance in palestine, ancient land under the israeli regime's occupation for decades. for your liberty, i was fighting for peace, i was f

in 2021 to censor online posts especially those related to covid-19 and letter to the us house judiciary committee, he said some material including covid-related humor and satire was taken down under pressure from the biden harris administration. zuckerberg also said meta briefly demoted content relating. to joe biden's son hunter ahead of the 2020 election. according to him, the move came after the fbi's warning about a potential russian disinformation campaign. zuckerberg described the government's pressure as wrong, regretting that he has not been outspoken about it. the letter comes as the us judiciary committee has been investigating content moderation on online platforms. republicans regard zuckerberg's letter as a big win ahead of the presidential election in november. earlier in our news review program we discussed how the us administration has tried to manipulate and censor free speech and the flow of online information. let's listen to what our guests had to say about that. joing us now for the program is anthony hall, professor of globalization at leth bridge university from uh lethbrid

censure online posts especially those related to the covid-19 pandemic, in a letter to us house judiciary committee said some material including covid-related humor and satar was taken down under pressure from the biden harris administration. zuckerberg also said that metta briefly demoted content related to joe biden's son hunter ahead of the 2020 election. according to him, move came after the fbi's warning about a potential russian disinformation campaign. zuckerberg described the government's pressure as wrong, regretting that he has not been outspoken about it sooner. the letter comes as the us judiciary committee has been investigating content moderation on online platforms. republicans regards zuckerberg's letter as a big win ahead of the presidential election in november. join us now for the program is anthony hall professor of globalization at leathbrid. university from uh lethbridge canada and also clive menz's political uh economy analyst and researcher joining us from london gentlemen like to welcome you both to the uh program here i guess we'll start with you professor anthony hall the

in letter to the us house judiciary committee he said some material including covid related humor andafter fbi's warning about a potential russian campaign of disinformation. zuckerberg described government's pressure. as wrong, regretting that he wasn't out spoken earlier about it. letter comes as a us judiciary committee has been investigating content moderation on online platforms. republicans regard zuckerberg's letter as a big win ahead of the presidential election this november. and earlier in our news review program we discuss how the us administration has tried to manipulate and censor free speech and the flow. online information. let's listen to what our guests had to say. joing us now for the program is anthony hall, professor of globalization at aleth bridge university from uh lethbridge canada and also uh clive menz's political economy analyst and researcher joining us from london gentlemen like to welcome you both to the uh program here i guess we'll start with you professor anthony hall there in uh canada thanks for joining us on the program sir um now aren't these uh pr

reported on president joe barton's handling of classified documents has appeared before the us house judiciary committee robot. her defended remarks. he made an earlier report saying that binding could be seen as a well meaning. elderly man with a pool memory, what i wrote is what i believe the evidence shows, and what i expect jurors would perceive and believe. i did not sanitized my explanation. nor did i disparage the president unfairly. i explained to the attorney general, my decision and the reasons for it. that's what i was required to do. i think i'll hate it. has this update from washington? it's a 100 percent, a preview of what we're going to see in the general election. basically, democrats, or say, look at trump, he's not fit republicans, a look at by these not fit either. so robert, hers here testify has been looking into biden, to present the job. i'm handling of classified documents. and you did say this report does not exonerate the president, but he did say that he wasn't able to find enough evidence of mishandling of classified documents. that wouldn't be able to be proven beyond a reas

reported on president dr. bartons handling of classified documents as a parent and before the us house judiciary committee robot. her defended remarks, he made an earlier report saying that the bible could be seen as a well meaning elderly man with a pole memory. what i wrote is what i believe the evidence shows, and what i expect jurors would perceive and believe. i did not sanitize my explanation, nor did i disparage the president unfairly. i explained to the attorney general my decision and the reasons for it. that's what i was required to do. let's go 70 particular haney's in washington dc in the following events. this has been gay old for nearly an hour, and now patsy. mister harris said he's standing his ground despite the sort of relentless criticism from the republican members of the committee. he really is. it is been pretty fierce. it's actually been over the last 2 hours. i think it's expected to go another hour and a half. basically, the bottom line is robert her has made absolutely no one happy. the democrats, as you mentioned that comment that he said a jury would find president joe biden, a

reported on president j. biden's handling of classified documents is apparently full of us house judiciary committee. probably the who defended remarks he made an earlier report saying that 5 and could be seen as a well meeting. elderly man with a pull memory. what i wrote is what i believe the evidence shows and what i expect jurors would perceive and believe. i did not sanitized my explanation, nor did i disparage the president unfairly. i explained to the attorney general my decision and the reasons for it. that's what i was required to do. let's go say if it's a positive go, hey, and here's the thing. events for us in washington, dc, it high policy. i mean, how does this hearing play into sort of the debates and the conversations we're having as we headed to a sort of a presidential election in november. this is 100 percent. turn out to be a hearing about the upcoming presidential election were just on the costs of both donald trump getting the republican nomination and joe biden, getting the democratic nomination should point out the fuel get polls. it's pretty much the contests that very, very

let's find out you are joining us house judiciary committee member and former circuit court judge, congresswoman would lincoln riley or rachel still be alive if the senate bile l had passed? that is what i don't get. how would they still be alive? >> well, that is exactly right. his first day in office, joe biden made the deliberatede decision to reverse president trump's policies that we knew were working and had secured our southern border.r since then come everyday he's been in office, he's made the same choice not to go back toto remain in mexico, to carry forward with asylum process that allows these criminals into our country and puts americans at riskt hear this news this weeko continues to underscore the threatnts to to our country ando the nature of some of these people who are coming in. new reporting that a group with ties to isis's smuggling people across the southern border is consistent with the behavior and the actions of this administration from the outset.o house republicans passed the est strongest border bill in a00 generation. over 400 days ago that said still on chuck schume

let's find out joining us house judiciary committee member former circuit court judge congresswoman laurelakin riley or would still be alive in the senate bill passed that is what i don't get how would they still be alive? >> that is exactly right. on his first day in office of joe biden made a deliberate decision to reverse a president trump some policies that we knew we were working and secured our southern border since then every day he has been in office he has made the same choice not to go back to remain in mexico. to carry it forward with this asylum process that allows these criminals into our country and puts americans at risk. this news this week it just continues to underscore the threat to our country and the nature of some of these people who were coming in. new reporting a group to isis' smuggling people across our southern border is consistent with the behavior and actions of this administration from the outset. house republicans passed the strongest border bill in a generation. over 400 days ago that sits still on chuck schumer's desk waiting for the senate to take action a

joining us house judiciarying committee, darrell issa from the great state of california. mr.. you go to the beginning with wha your questioning. whenever they appear, what are you most interested in asking alvin bragg and michael? >> obviously one of the key questions is what made you think you could us>> oe federal dollao put this case together one?th that is one of the areas that appears to be misconduct. but most importantly them of the real question is, was there in the level of independence or was this a case that could only be brought before donald trump anda only because he was running for president and only because he was ahead in the polls? all of those questions are going to get taken early on he would look, alvin bragg's nobody's fool, he's a harvard grad and high raking positions. he has also done something unique, which is to create a case where no case like it has ever been brought before., th and to prosecuted successfully. that is going to be a huge, huge question of, why did you getyou that created?e re what was the reason for it? we know the answer, and we d

2021 to the central online post, especially those related to covid, in a letter to the us house of judiciary committeeemoted content related to joe biden's son hunter ahead of the 2020 election. according to him, move came after the fbi's warning about a potential russian disinformation campaign. zuckerberg described the government's pressure as wrong, regretting that he didn't speak out earlier. the letter comes as the us judiciary committee has been probing content moderation on online platforms. republicans regard zuckerberg's letter as a big win ahead of the presidential election slated for november and earlier in our news review program we discuss how the us administration has tried to manipulate and incensor free speech and the flow of online information. joing us now for the program is anthony hall, professor of global. economy analyst and researcher joining us from london gentlemen. like to welcome you both to the uh program here, guess we'll start with you professor anthony hall there in canada, thanks for joining us on the program sir, um now aren't these uh professor hall constitutional gua

reported on president joe by his handling of classified documents has appeared before the us house judiciary committee. robert her defended remarks that he made in an earlier report saying the binding could be seen as a well meaning elderly man with a poor memory. what i wrote is what i believe the evidence shows, and what i expect jurors would perceive and believe. i did not sanitize my explanation, nor did i disparage the president unfairly. i explained to the attorney general my decision and the reasons for it. that's what i was required to do. particle, hey, and how's this update from washington dc? it's a 100 percent, a preview of what we're going to see in the general election, basically, democrats, or say, look at trump, he's not fit republicans and look at find these not fit either. so robert, hers here testify has been looking into binding to president joe by the handling of classified documents. and you did say this report does not exonerate the president, but he did say that he wasn't able to find enough evidence of mishandling of classified documents. that wouldn't be able to be proven bey

reported on president j biden's handling of classified documents disappearing before the us house judiciary committee, broke with her defended remarks. he made an earlier report saying that by them could be seen as a well meaning. elderly man with a pool of memory. what i wrote is what i believe the evidence shows, and what i expect jurors would perceive and believe. i did not sanitize my explanation, nor did i disparage the president unfairly. i explained to the attorney general, my decision and the reasons for it. that's what i was required to do that's to in particular and he's following events for us from washington dc. hi patsy. i mean, how much of this hearings that are plays into the debates and conversations across the us as we sort of head towards will say, is a very important presidential election. and so it's a 100 percent, a preview of what we're going to see in the general election. basically, democrats are say, look at trump, he's not fit republicans and look at find these not fit either. so rubber hers here testify has been looking into biden, to present the job. i'm handling of classi

attorney's office, the committee is also pursuing the audio recording of biden's interview was special counselor robert hur which is leading to contempt proceedings, joining us as house judiciaryl issa from the great state of california, mr. chairman welcome, you go near the beginning with your questioning, whatever they appear what are you most interested in asking bragg and colangelo. >> obviously what are the key questions, what made you think that you could use federal dollars to put this case together that is one of the areas that there appears to be misconduct but most importantly the real question was there any level of independence or was this a case that could've been brought before donald trump and only because he was running for president in only because he was ahead in the polls. all of those questions are good to get taken early on. alvin bragg is nobody's fool he's a harvard grad and very high ranking positions. he's also done something unique which is to create a case where no case like it is ever been brought before and to prosecuted successfully, that is going to be a huge question of why did you get that creative, what was the reason for it and we know the an

house from a bipartisan committee, equal numbers of democrats and republicans who have released it. last thursday all democratic members of the senate judiciary committee requested the house ethics committee provide these materials to us immediately. there is substantial precedent for the release of these materials in both chambers. the house ethics committee released a preliminary report of a former congressman before they left congress. it stated, quote, the general policy against issuing reports is outweighed by the responsibility of the committee to fully inform the public regarding the status and results of efforts up to date of the representative depr -- departure from congress. it's difficult to imagine a more compelling circumstance where there's a the need to inform the public of an ethics investigation than when the subject has been nominated to be the nation's top law enforcement officer. it is also deeply troubling that mr. gaetz is not the only example of president-elect trump's intended nominees who would lead the department of justice and weaponize to seek receive convention. he also plans to nominate tom saur as solicitor general. mr. blanche and mr. saur happen to be two of donald trump's personal def

house from a bipartisan committee, equal numbers of democrats and republicans who have released it. last thursday all democratic members of the senate judiciary committee requested the house ethics committee provide these materials to us immediately. there is substantial precedent for the release of these materials in both chambers. the house ethics committee released a preliminary report of a former congressman before they left congress. it stated, quote, the general policy against issuing reports is outweighed by the responsibility of the committee to fully inform the public regarding the status and results of efforts up to date of the representative depr -- departure from congress. it's difficult to imagine a more compelling circumstance where there's a the need to inform the public of an ethics investigation than when the subject has been nominated to be the nation's top law enforcement officer. it is also deeply troubling that mr. gaetz is not the only example of president-elect trump's intended nominees who would lead the department of justice and weaponize to seek receive convention. he also plans to nominate tom saur as solicitor general. mr. blanche and mr. saur happen to be two of donald trump's personal def

maria: joining us from the house judiciary and oversight committee arizona congressman andy biggs, good to see you, thank you for joining us, you are in the meeting with elon musk and vivek ramaswamy on capitol hill, what can you tell us we have not heard about the details. >> briefly elon musk and vivek ramaswamy made their case briefly i thought they came up very well about then we had a basic line of people going to the microphone talking about programs they felt they should be trimmed, cut, eliminated and that is good, the most, was when mr. roy of texas said the problem was us in congress and i think is right, we've got to take the lead on it in the executive branch to president trump will help us bully pulpit i introduced over 500 bills that would reduce 100 plus billion dollars and i cannot get anybody in a conference to look at it. we have to take the charge and that was made abundantly clear as we met with the new doge leadership. maria: i would get your take on the agenda of republicans are mapping out the 2025 agenda ahead of the new session beginning next month, sources are

house today. >> he's a clone of trump on the issue, a clone of trump on the issue. >> so joining us now, former house judiciary committee chief counsel and democratic consultant julian epstein, fox news political analyst, g.a. coldwell, and lauren wright, associate research scholar and lecturer in politics and public affairs at princeton. thank you all for being here. julian is the democrat here. let me come to you first. is this vice presidential pick that democrats are welcoming or are they fearful of it? in the pure politics of this? >> well, they will tell you that they welcome it. they always tell you that it's there's always bravado when the other side picks the vice presidential candidate. but i think it's problematic for democrats for a couple of reasons. right now, the democrats are far behind in this election . the number crunchers are giving biden about 238 electoral votes and trump 300 or 300 plus. and he's winning not just in the sunbelt, but the rust belt as well. the democratic coalition is starting to fall apart. and the key parts of the democratic coalition are black voters, brown voters and young voter

joining us now, house judiciary committee chairman jim jordan and texas attorney general ken.paxton. good to see you both. congressman, i've done all i . ck up that's not true. i'll even put iton back upin t on the screehen because in theay first hundred days in office, he rescinded through executive fiat. stroke of a pen, everything that was working. stay in mexico. policyg. wall, construction, title 42, etc.. all of thiwall cons and more. nh you know, he literally rescinded his firsist 100 days in office. right now with the stroke of another pen, he could put pen . ack in place so he hasn't done all he can do. he doesn't need congress to do what trump to give him and hand off to him the most secure border ever buried secur. >> true. three things he did intentionally, deliberately, willfully, right from the get go. he said no more remain ight fro idall. in mexico while we evaluate your asylum claim, no more building the wall. and when you get here, you're going to be released that incentivized the entire world to come here. that's why we've had people fro we ham over 180 diff

house has forced to remove or limit the contents of these social networks. zuckerberg announced this revelation in an official letter to the judiciary committee of the us house of representatives and expressed his regret. in part of his disclosures, zuckerberg has admitted that due to the pressure of the white house , he has removed or limited the news related to the corona disease and the actual number of its victims in the united states and the news related to the violations of biden's son in the previous us presidential elections. media activists in america this action of the palace white was declared shameful. thank you for your attention, dear viewers. hosseinieh haj ali ashraf. it is one of the historical monuments and old waqfi buildings of beshravieh city in south khorasan province. this house is located in the center of the city. hosseini haj ali ashraf is one of the buildings of the afshariya period, located in the center of the city, between dehan and bani and its founder, the late haj ali ashraf beshravi , was one of the elders of beshravi, and he was one of the pious people of the city. performing the rituals of hajj comes from the legitimacy ,

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rare joint bipartisan move, the house oversight committee ranking member, joining chairman james comer calling for her resignation. james joins us along with the house judiciaryttee leader. hell froze over and you agreed with jamie. if there is a school shooting, usually within hours we have a profile of the person that is responsible. this is a failure of historic proportions. donald trump was nearly assassinated that day. and i heard her say, well it was outside the perimeter. 130 yards away is not outside the perimeter. you define the perimeter at any range in which a primary, in this case, president trump could be a victim of a shooting like this. i can't think of a bigger failure than this one. why hasn't joe biden fired her? >> joe biden has not fired anyone that's our frustration. no one was held accountable in the biden administration, not for afghanistan or assassination of donald trump. being 130 yards away from the highest point isn't in the range of the secret service area of the former president, that's unacceptable. that admission is unacceptable. no one who is a minimum wage security guard at a mall after closing hours would agree with that ass

joining us now is house judiciary committee chairman jim jordan and texas attorney general ken paxton. good to see you both. congressman, i've done all i can do. that's not true. i will put it back up on the screen. in the first 100 days in office he rescinded through executive stroke of a pen everything that was working. stay in mexico policy border wall construction, title 42, et cetera. all of this and more. he literally rescinded his first 100 days in office. now with the stroke of another pen he can put them back in place. he hasn't done all he can do. he doesn't need congress to do what trump did to give him and hand off to him the most secure border ever. >> larry drew. three things he did intentionally, right from the get-go he said no one will remain in mexico. no more building the wall. when you get here you will be released. that incentivize the entire world to come here. that's weigh we had people from over 180 countries come into our country and 300 on the terrorist watch list. god bless chairman green and his committee from bringing forward this to articles of impeachmen

stay with us. ♪ ♪ (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) book in the hotels.com app to find your perfect somewhere. maria: welcome back. the house judiciary committee to take down donald trump. manhattan d.a. alvin bragg allowed political motivations and hostility toward trump to dictate his plans to charge the former president with allegations of falsifying business records. the former federal prosecutor, mark if pom if rants, who at one time volunteered to serve as special assistant the district attorney to develop a case against trump, the he was one of the main forces in pressuring bragg to charge trump. pomerantz, who donated to hillary clinton's 2016 campaign, resigned shortly after bragg took office, but according to the report, quote, when bragg did not move quickly enough to file charges against president trump, pomerantz opted to go public writing a book and orchestrating a pressure campaign to force bragg into action, and it worked. joining me right now is the chairman of the committee, "sunday morning futures" exclusion whetherrive, the chairman of the house judiciary committee, congressman jim e jordan. mr. chairman, thanks very much f

house, he had to delete or limit the contents of these social networks. zuckerberg announced this revelation in an official letter to the judiciary committee of the us house of representatives and expressed his regret. in part of his revelations, zuckerberg admitted that with the pressure of the white house. news about the corona disease and its real death toll in the united states and news about biden's son's violations in the election campaign the previous us presidency has removed or limited. media activists in america declared this action of the white house shameful. the french media consider the arrest of the telegram manager to be full of hidden layers. however, french public opinion of law enforcement. defending the accused persons. 5 days after the arrest of the ceo of telegram, pavel doro finally went to the court with the escort of the french security forces. france , which is facing a crisis of statelessness and government instability these days. however, in the matter of the arrest of the 39-year-old ceo of telegram, there is a single voice to hear the law from the government. french public opinion is also of the rule of law. this is not a pol

you mentioned the subpoena from house judiciary committee requesting documents regarding how willis usesulton county officials all investigating willis' actions. jon: fine tooth comb, madison in thanks. for more on this spring and fox news contributor joe concha. joe, she says she has not done anything wrong maybe she should have picked somebody else other than the guy she's in a romantic relationship with to run this case but she has not done anything wrong, how do you see it? >> the most important court of all the court of public opinion based on all the media coverage we have seen, they appear to have already fell beyond a reasonable doubt that fannie willis is a compromise hypocritical patently parton to district attorney who just got exposed through overwhelming evidence that she hired her married boyfriend who's been it's been an ambulance chaser his entire illustrious to career to try a federal rico case that something is never done before she paid it what more than $600,000 to do it only to take some of that money, we are to believe intake elaborate were getaways in napa, cruises

is a democrat of tennessee, a former member of the house ethics committee and a current member of the house judiciary committee. take you for joining us. i want to begin on the final point about everybody knowing about matt gates. everyone in the house of representatives knows about him as we just heard from senator mullen. he has in effect self-confessed on the floor of the house according to what we just heard. >> it was pretty well noticed that he had shown pictures on the house floor of different girls, there was nothing about the money and there are other things in the report about misuse of powers and funds. mra which is your congressional money, they use for personal basis and something about a bribe. i do not know what those are about and that is something that needs to be looked at as well because those are awful activities for somebody that can be the attorney general of the u.s. and it could also be illustrative to congresspeople about what the ethics require and what violations of ethics can take place. i just do not know exactly what it is. it is a terrible situation and there should be at least one of those. i think ther

committees as soon as possible. chad pergram making that news moments ago. joining us now chairman of the house judiciary committee and ohio congressman, jim jordan is on with us tonight. let's talk about and follow up on what we have been discussing here. that is just slightly outside the perimeter well within sniper range, we had this shooter on the building that seems inconceivable on paper to me. i'm composing this coverage we saw these agents immediately protect the former president jumped on top of them. i wouldn't be surprised if he was injured from the. proximity we have a on our screen right now within sniper range and clearly whoever fired the shots have some level of skill. a slight turn of the head and we have a very different story we are covering tonight. >> it would be tragic. thanks for the fourth president trump is okay and secret service agents right there on the spot this concern about what happened off property this is because indicated looking into that but you talk about this tonight, i think the real thing that stands out to me is the leadership under fire, leadership under fire fr

house. it has been forced to remove or limit the content of these social networks. zuckerberg announced this revelation in an official letter to the judiciary committee of the us house of representatives and expressed his regret . in part of his disclosures, zuckerberg has admitted that under the pressure of the white house, he leaked the news about the corona disease and the actual number of its victims in america and the news about the violations of biden's son in the competition of the previous us presidential elections. removed or limited. media activists in america declared this action of the white house shameful they did exploitation of dozens of construction, health, industrial and infrastructure projects across the country at the same time as the government week. 15 construction and infrastructure plans. in bomosa, among the 200 cubic meters of fresh water in the large tonb, the international passenger terminal , and several health and safety projects were among the projects that were put into operation in this region with a credit of 1500 billion tomans. 26 construction projects and urban and rural electricity and gas distribution infrastructures with more

live to our to correspond caleb bump in in the us kind of the a b i, director left many questions on on. so during the hearing by the house judiciary committee, could you tell us more about the inquiry? yes, the assessment is the, the api i director did not look good. some saw him is almost mumbling as the answer . the questions of the house judiciary committee on capitol hill. however, through his testimony, we're starting to get a more clear picture of what transpired on july 13th, when donald trump faced the attempted assassination. now from what we understand, what we heard in the hearing today, the 20 year old shooter flew a drone to the sides of the rally 2 hours prior. in addition to that, his car was rigged up with relatively crude explosives and could have detonated remotely. he could have turned his car into a car bomb. now what was quite interesting is that the distance from which the attempted shooter, uh, you know, the attempted assassin was from the president, the former president, donald trump almost exactly matched the distance that lee harvey oswald was from john f. kennedy. i was very, very close. exactly. the range through

house and she shean pushesg. packing. just added to the list that'sgrn growing about kamala's positions that make her the most extremee most radical cand to ever run for that office. joining us with more, house judiciary committee chairman jim jordan, fox news contributoe y chair joe concha.a let's talk about the rhetoric. jim jordant's talk, if i said si the things that you just heard. well, what would what woule thia the narrative on me be if i said it about democrats, narry, i wouldn't say. >> no, of course you wouldn't say that. ded. t. democrats woul i crazy. and there'd be all kinds of things said about you then after those statements. bue woulbut they talk about thr. how about the real threats, the real threa they iran? who said they want to assassinate president trump? i ran. who's behind the attacks on our best friend, the state of israel. i ran. who hackedprp. irho president trump's campaign? got a 271 page dossier on vice presidential candidate j.d. vance that they put together when they were vetting who was going to be the vp and leaked it to the harris campaign. >> and then it winds up in the preshes. s. how about that real threat? and we're trying to get answers we a the fbi. >> we haven't gotten

admitted in the letter, which was published on the account of the republicans of the judiciary committee of the us houseentatives on the social network x. the head of meta, recognized as extremist in russia, openly regrets that he gave in to the biden administration and censored materials on the corporation's social networks. in particular , we are talking about publications about the new coronavirus in 2020 and 21, and the list of undesirable materials also included humorous materials. but the main thing is that the us presidential administration tried to ban - this is any mention of the scandal associated with the name of joe biden's son, hunter, and his infamous laptop, which stored correspondence with a representative of the ukrainian company burisma. and now zuckerberg admits that he had to work together with the country's authorities. however, now the head of the banned meta confidently declares that he will no longer follow the lead of the administration. zuckerberg noted in the letter. believes that the organization should not compromise regarding its standards regarding content, and now after s

us. >> carley: today the house judiciary committee holding a hearing on bill that would ban biologicalcompeting in women's olympic sports. congressman greg steube introduced it and told fox news digital due to illogical boxing transgender policy, prevent organizations that live in delusion from being recognized by u.s. olympics. the athlete declares their gender male or female and they have completed gender surgery, the athlete completes quarterly hormone testing four years post-surgery and remains proper testosterone levels. >> todd: what points would you drive home as an athlete? >> we have probably close to 20 studies that show no amount of testosterone suppression, testosterone surges start in the womb and have surges as males grow and final puberty surge of being a child and no amount of suppression mitigates advantage of being born male. to ask them to go through sexual reassignment surgery and drop their testosterone levels does not protect the women. they are male and will always be male. you have a man that has low testosterone levels, they have grownup with advantage of male

us with the latest on all of this. zach? >> reporter: yeah, john, the subpoena from chairman of the house judiciary committee jim jordan is demanding documents related to how willis' office used federal funds, federal grant money, and it is part of a broader investigation into willis and into her office that jim jordan initiated as the investigation into donald trump and his 14 co-defendants in georgia was really ramping up. you know, there is an undeniable political element to this. jim jordan is a close ally to former president donald trump. he has used his chairmanship in part as chairman of house judiciary committee to pursue investigations that are politically advantageous to donald trump. it is the latest example, as you mentioned. it comes as fani willis is facing this deadline in the criminal case to respond to allegations that she had this improper romantic relationship with her top prosecutor and financially benefitted from the relationship. really, you know, another drop in the bucket. this ramping up of pressure on fani willis. you're seeing it from all ends of the spectrum, from congress to state-level lawmakers in geo

corporation, banned in russia, recognized as extremist, zuckerberg wrote a letter to the judiciary committee of the us house of representatives, where admitted to serving as a de facto censor for the biden administration during the pandemic. in the biden administration, including the white house , senior officials repeatedly pressured our teams over several months in the first year to censor certain content about covid-19, including humor and satire, and expressed great disappointment when we did not comply. i believe that government pressure was wrong, and i regret that we did not speak out more candidly about it. during the pandemic, facebook has deleted over 20 million. it was white who represented trump at the republican national convention this year, and it was he who came up with the idea of ​​holding a charity fight between zuckerberg and his billionaire rival elon. and malicious slander , i have no doubt that the us government is coordinating this. only biden's insane justice department would use legal mechanisms to achieve its goals. durov recently spoke about the fbi getting close to his employees