host: judith is next, republican from anchorage, alaska. good morning. caller: good morning.o not think he should be removed. host: what do you think should happen? caller: i think he should be allowed -- he was elected to be the president. he should be allowed to be the president. what they call this fear of what he might do is hysterical. the biggest problem is likely to be pushed back. to take away the right of people to speak when you take away the right to be on social media or the right of many people to be on social media. host: do you think he bears any responsibility for what happened in that building over my shoulder last wednesday? bears: i don't think he nearly the responsibility that seems to be accorded. i think most of his words were peaceful.ought to be honestly, i think if he cared cancer, there are -- cured cancer, there are people in this country -- there is like a mass hysteria going on in this country. it terrifies me. host: it was your senator, lisa murkowski, last week, who made the statement to the anchorage daily news. "i tell you if the republican pa

if you have in apple products, you have probably cleared it through anchorage. two it is a really important part of global conductivity, and you can think of anchorage as a gateway. even though that is not first of mind when people think of alaska, it is a gateway between north america and the rest of the world. alix: what is going to be the primary market that you are targeting outside of the u.s.? robert: anchorage has a unique special trade zone, so we have the ability to clear international cargo between carriers without customs in the states, so there will really be two types of categories of clients. one is what the colquitt cargo, mostly international cargo carriers, e-commerce players, etc.. then obviously the cold storage we were talking about, i really large cold storage facility which we hope will play a major role in food security, but also as pharmaceutical space, too. guy:guy: robert gillam, thank you very much for your time today. alaska cargo and cold storage co-founder. thank you very much, indeed. comment coming through hsbc, having a. -- havin

>> anchorage is a regulated digital asset platform we allow coninstitutions to bui trading, borrowingock chain activities we actually have quite a few different compliant profiles we have hundreds of clients. two examples, institutional investors, think about large vc firms or crypto funds, horowitz that want to invest in the bleeding edge of crypto assets, and the other side, for example, visa wanted to build products in crypto we have seen a massive difference from three years ago where institutions were coming to anchorage to ask what they should do in crypto and now they are coming to us with concrete ideas of what they want to build on your platform and asking specifically how they can build it. >> i wanter are people coming to your platform to help them find their bitcoin? and i mention that simply because i think a lot of people have seen the statistic. i don't know if it's correct as much as 20% of so-called stranded, people forgot their passwords? is that a real thing and what can you do about it? >> unfortunately, it's a real thing. bitcoin is a very distinct asset. it is di

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russian relationships on september 1st 1983 korean airlines flight 7 from new york to seoul via anchorage was shot down by a soviet interceptor aircraft over the territory of the u.s.s.r. in the sea of japan there was absolutely no justification legal or moral for what the soviets did the tragedy of the korean bowing was considered a perfect occasion to demonstrate the nato military power within dangerous proximity to the soviets on november 2nd 1983 nato launched able archer attend a command post exercise simulating a conflict escalation culminating in a nuclear attack it was followed by placing pershing 2 nuclear missiles in europe. what reagan didn't take into consideration was the paranoid overreaction of the soviets. a recently declassified us intelligence report shows that for the 1st time since the cuban missile crisis the world was close to nuclear war. just like in 1983 the malaysian boeing crash was leveraged against the enemy. a new wave of sanctions hit russia mediately after the tragedy. the united states is imposing new sanctions in key sectors of the russian economy. year a

alaska's lisa murkowski now the first republican senator calling on him to step down, telling the "anchorage daily" newspaper, "i want him out." >> no word from the president, still, who has been silence ede some of his favorite lines of communication. twitter now permanently suspending his account over concerns that he could further incite violence. he's still blocked from facebook and instagram, too, at least until his term is over. and the white house, you can bet, is reacting. >> and there is growing concern about more violence in the days ahead, as extremist groups vow to return to washington, d.c., ahead of joe biden's inauguration. >> good morning, everybody. it is saturday, january 9th. many of you might be waking up for the first time in, what, more than four years, without wondering, hmm, i wonder what the president tweeted overnight. >> yeah, that quiet you heard is thanks to twitter. i say good morning, everyone. i'm kendis gibson, live from nbc world headquarters in new york. it's going to be a big weekend. and we have a team of correspondents and analysts on the front lines of

lisa murkowski, the first republican senator to call for the president's resignation, telling "the anchorage daily news" i want him out, he's caused enough damage. but republican senator lindsey graham heckled today at an airport for criticizing the president. said another partisan impeachment would further divide the country tweeting it is time to heal and move on if speaker pelosi pushes impeachment in the last days of the trump presidency it will do more harm than good other republicans agreeing. >> i think it's a ridiculous discussion to have. you don't have the time for it to happen even if there was a reason. >> reporter: meanwhile one of the president's former top aides calling for him to leave now. >> innocent americans are dead because of the actions of that day and the lack of leadership in those critical hours. >> reporter: as biden says the president's absence from his inauguration is welcomed. >> one of the few things he and i have ever agreed on it's a good thing him not showing up >> reporter: moments ago twitter announced they are permanently suspending the president's twitte

she tells the anchorage daily news tonight, quote, i want him to resign. i want him out. he has caused enough damage. i think he should leave. he said he's not going to show up. he's not going to appear at the inauguration. he hasn't been focused on what's going on with covid. he's either been golfing or inside the oval office fuming and throwing every person who's been loyal and faithful to him under the bus starting with the vice president. he doesn't want to stay there. he only wants to stay there for the title. he only wants to stay there for his ego. he needs to get out. he needs to do the good thing, but i don't think he's capable of doing a good thing. again, this is republican u.s. senator lisa murkowski, and she is blaming the president directly and bluntly for the attack on the capitol on wednesday, saying, quote, even after his vice president told him that morning, i don't have the constitutional authority to do what you've asked me to do, i cannot do it, i have to protect and uphold the constitution. even after vice president pence told president trump that, t

to resign she becomes the first republican in the senate to say so publicly murkowski telling the anchorage daily news quote. he's caused enough damage. he needs to get out he needs to do the good thing. but i don't think he's capable of doing a good thing. the alaska senator looking big picture now adding quote if the republican party has become nothing more than the party of trump. i sincerely question whether this is the party for me. and tonight house minority leader from california, kevin mccarthy says he is opposing the idea of impeaching the president. the republican releasing a statement that reads in part, impeaching the president with just 12 days left will only divide our country more i've reached out to president elect biden today and plan to speak to him about how we must work together to lower the temperature and unite the country to solve america's challenges and new developments today out of washington as lawmakers continue to grapple with the fallout of wednesday's raid. >>on the capitol today, house speaker nancy pelosi says that she spoke to the chairman of the joint chie

. >> sreenivasan: in a live- streamed auction in anchorage on wednesday, federal officials accepted bids for leases to explore oil and gas across 1.6li m acres of land, part of the arctic national wildlife refanuge, or . congress's direction, and fulfilling that commitment to thela nation and toans to develop a responsible oil and gassi l program. >> sreenivasan: but the sale, taking place just two weeks before the end of the trp administration, was not the blockbuster some supporters had hoped for only half of the 22 tracts made available received any bids at all, and none of the major energy companies took part. the vaitst majof the purchases were by a state-owned economic development group. in total, the aucon raised $14.4 million, half of which goes to the state of alaska. that's far less than the $1.8 billion that supporters estimated the leases could generate when the republican- controlled congresopened the refuge to oil and gas exploration in 2017. >> it was a massive flop for the trump administration. >> sreenivasan: am colton is the executive director of the alaska wilderness l

it was your senator, lisa murkowski, last week, who made the statement to the anchorage daily news. "i tell you if the republican party has become nothing more than the party of trump, i question whether this is the party for me." caller: i think she is probably speaking accurately. >> we take you live to washington, d.c. city hall, where mayor muriel bowser is giving a security briefing. than one extreme ideology. we will overcome this extremism together. thent to once again thank men and women of the metropolitan police department and d.c. fire and ems. when u.s. capitol police called they answered the call and performed heroically. they were called a lot of names in 2020, but today our city rightfully calls them heroes. i want to also thank our neighbors in maryland and virginia for the support of their guards and law enforcement on january 6. both jurisdictions provided support at the state level as well as the county level for law enforcement mutual aid request. withow many of them impunity -- mpd helps clear the capitol -- helped clear the capitol building and we are grateful

alaska's lisa murkowski told the anchorage daily news the president should resign while nebraska's ben sasse said he would consider impeachment. >> the president has disregarded his oath of office. >> reporter: speaker pelosi telling colleagues she spoke to the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff about preventing a, quote, unstable president from ordering a nuclear strike. >> what this president has done is ripped the band-aid all the way off to let the country know who he is and what he's about and how thoroughly unfit for office he is. >> reporter: also tonight, twitter permanently suspending president trump's account due to, quote, the risk of further incitement of violence. it comes after he released this video on twitter overnight with a starkly different tone. >> a new administration will be inaugurated on january 20th. >> reporter: president trump stopping short of a full concession but promising an orderly transition of power. he also condemned the violent rioters who even some of his closest allies say he encouraged at a rally immediately before the attack. the white house i

second republican to call on the president to resign joining alaska's lisa murkowski who told the anchorage daily news friday. i want him out he has caused enough damage. i think at this point with just a few days left. the best path forward the best way to. >>get this person in the rearview mirror every minute and every hour that he is an office represents a clear and present teen danger not just to. >>at the united states congress but frankly to the country as security is locked down ever tighter on capitol hill, the questions persist despite all the open source intelligence social media posts indicating exactly what was being planned how is washington so unprepared for this law enforcement did an excellent job considering they didn't like this match, someone else did. >>now some in the capital are questioning whether this is the end or the beginning as false allegations of election fraud continue to circulate within the republican party, this letter from the gop chairman in nye county nevada more than suggesting further attempts at insurrection let me be clear it says trump will be presi

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senator lisa murkowski, the first republican senator calling for trump to resign telling an anchorageewspaper, and i quote here, i want him out. he has caused enough damage. this as house speaker nancy pelosi demands trump resign, immediately, or democrats will move to impeach him, starting monday, for inciting insurrection. joining me now, cnn white house correspondent, john harwood. and senior congressional correspondent, manu raju. gentlemen, hello to both of you. john, the presidency is unraveling, donald trump's presidency. but now, "the new york times" is reporting that he is regretting that. what is going on, inside the white house? >> we've got a mentally unstable man, who still has the most formidable powers in the world, for the next 11 or 12 days, who is raging against his defeat. he suffered a grievous, psychic injury. he can't accept it. he is out of touch with reality. all of washington is scared, and people are trying to figure out how to keep him from doing more harm to the country than he's already done with -- by inciting the insurrection on wednesday. and so, you've

lisa murkowski was the first republican senator to call on the president's removal, telling the "anchorage daily news" "i want him out." this could ban him from running for office again. that could kill his plans for a 2024 campaign. do democrats have the votes to mark the end of donald trump's political career including votes from republicans? let's begin this hour with the latest on that deadly attack. five people are dead including capitol police officer brian sicknick. the search for those involved in that riot continues, and the number of arrests is growing. the fbi announced more arrests for crimes linked to wednesday's attempted insurrection. they include this guy. prosecutors say adam johnson was carrying house speaker nancy pelosi's lectern through the capitol, waving to the camera. the fbi identified and arrested him late last night in florida. let's begin with nbc's gary grum back and nbc news digital deputy washington editor ginger gibson. gary, where do we stand with arrests? how many people and what kind of charges are we talking about? >> reporter: it turns out, washington,

second republican to call on the president to resign joining alaska's lisa murkowski who told the anchorage daily news friday. i want him out he has caused enough damage. i think at this point with just a few days left. the best path forward the best way to. >>get this person in the rearview mirror every minute and every hour that he is in office represents a clear and present teen danger not just to. >>at the united states congress but frankly to the country >>and tonight as security is locked down ever tighter on capitol hill, the questions persist despite all of the open source intelligence social media posts indicating exactly what was being planned how is washington so unprepared for this law enforcement did an excellent job considering they didn't like this match, someone else did. now some in the capital are questioning whether this is the end or the beginning as false allegations of election fraud continue to circulate within the republican party. this letter from the gop chairman in nye county nevada. more than suggesting further attempts at insurrection let me be clear it says tru

. >> reporter: one republican senator alaska's lisa murkowski told the anchorage daily news that the's caused enough damage. and lindsey graham was heckled at an airport for criticizing the president said another partisan impeachment would further divide the country. the flag at half stall to honor officer brian sicknick who died from the injuries he sustained. the fbi now leading the investigation. the sicknick family says brian is a hero and that is what we would like people to remember. ian cole, nbc, bay area news. >>> you likely know by now twitter has permanently suspended president trump's personal account saying they're concerned he'll invite further violence, however, he did sneak in other tweets and they were removed. bigger picture it's not just twitter. other social media companies are silencing the president as well. "today in the bay's" jean elle explores what precedence this sets. >> reporter: don't look for any tweets from @real donald trump on twitter. they said that they suspended the president's account due to the risk of him further inciting violence and when the

second republican to call on the president to resign joining alaska's lisa murkowski who told the anchorage daily news friday. i want him out he has caused enough damage. i think at this point with just a few days left. the best path forward the best way to. >>get this person in the rearview mirror every minute and every hour that he is an office represents a clear and present teen danger not just to. >>at the united states congress but frankly to the country as security is locked down ever tighter on capitol hill, the questions persist despite all the open source intelligence social media posts indicating exactly what was being planned how is washington so unprepared for this law enforcement did an excellent job considering they didn't like this match, someone else did. >>now some in the capital are questioning whether this is the end or the beginning as false allegations of election fraud continue to circulate within the republican party. this letter from the gop chairman in nye county nevada more than suggesting further attempts at insurrection let me be clear it says trump will be presi

in an interview with her hometown anchorage daily news she said, quote, i want him to resign. want him out. he has caused enough damage. he doesn't want to stay there. he only wants to stay there for the title. he only wants to stay there for his ego. she went on to question her own membership in what has become the party of trump. meanwhile with the inauguration just 12 days away, trump today announced he will not be attending the inauguration. joe biden seemed to be fine with that decision. >> one of the few things he and i have ever agreed on -- it's a good thing him not showing up. >> earlier you said you hoped he would show up only in a sense it was valuable to send a signal to the world about the transfer of power. you've clearly changed your perspective on that. >> because he's clearly demonstrated, he's exceeded even my own worst notions about him. he's been an embarrassment to the country. >> what about the vice president mike pence? >> he's welcome. >> and with that let's bring in our lead off guests on this friday night, susan page, veteran journalist, best selling

minute maid park, auto dome and alaska airline center in anchorage trying to repurpose their facilitieso mass vaccination sites. logistics are challenging between filling out all the forms, social distancing, and the fact that only so many slots are available each day. >>> president-elect biden is changing course from the trump administration. he is planning to release nearly every available dose of the vaccine. that could quickly rachet up availability but it comes with a risk. both pfizer and moderna's vaccine require two doses at specific intervals and manufacturing has not ramped up as fast as many experts hoped. >> the game has changed on the vaccine. we really need to get this vaccine out more quickly because this is our only tool, our only backstop for the spread against the new variants. if we can get people vaccinated quickly if we can get this to stop spreading at the rate it is. we need to acknowledge it's not working and hit the reset and adopt a new strategy in trying to get it out to new patients. >> new york city is adding to the list of 24 hour vaccination sites. three m

things that are wrong and that is something certainly we learn telling the story from the incredible anchorages he rose. >> and now to bring in a student activist a lot of credit goes to get a keying free with sargent shriver and the groundwork laid by the atlanta student movement the bike to work on into the conversation the person keeping that flame alive and 18 -year-olds senior where the trailer procedures took place when advocated to remove the confederate monument the summer and those are the primary first to agree to install the budget of 1960. >> thank you for having me. >> and march of this year maybe there are some delays sizes (-left-parenthesis people know what happened to doctor keying in your hometown? >> the story was in that happened in my community in which doctor keying sent him and happened right behind my school actually produces the longest time i had no idea this had occurred. never learned about it in school soon i was approached about the story and i did research around everything around that i thought that we need to place a marker that impacted the election into the pr

murkowski became the first republican to: president trump to step aside, in an interview with the anchorage daily news, lisa murkowski said, i want him to resign, i want him out. he's caused enough damage. president trump currently maintains a strong measure of support in the republican party but one white house aide who left weeks ago said the party will likely face a reckoning. >> the president is bigger than any one man and i think there's a lot of the america first policy is that we will continue to fervently fight for and grow this party but we also need to heal. at times when the president could have called off the mobic, he did not decide to do so and to me that is a breaking point. >> how president trump's last days in office will unfold is unclear. his senior staff hopes to get them back on the business of the nation next week and then there is also the issue of whether the president will issue preemptive pardons for members of his family and close associates like rudy giuliani, and might he even tried to issue a preemptive pardon for himself. it's not clear whether that can legall

so important as we talked with the senator or the chairman earlier that there are folks sent to anchorage traveling all over the state of alaska to finish out and ended up completing about 92% of the inspections of the petroleum storage facilities and that his the work those folks do so bad things don't happen but thank you for your support of that workforce. >> so what do we need to do to train and skill more people? >> we are completing right now, senator, a study on -- the way we were training our prevention officers was something we been doing the same way for years and we need to do raider effect where we have centers of excellence that where we take people just-in-time training to thee missions we need. it is much more complex that way. there is deepwater offshore drilling in the gulf of mexico or in the arctic ocean and the support for us and once again this comes to the readiness funding that we've been talking about because this is human capital so to develop that human capital its operations and support funding and that's how we train people there we send them these industry cen

of alaska is the first republican senator to call for president trump's resignation, she told the anchorage daily news she wants trump out saying he has caused enough damage. >>we have more on this developing story on our website kron 4 dot com there you will find the latest on the call so the president's impeachment and the push to invoke the 25th amendment to remove him from office. >>now to our coronavirus coverage icu capacity in california still continues to fall this is as the u.s. is setting records for covid deaths in the bay area icu capacity fallen to just 3%, northern california continues to have that highest level of icu beds 27.5%. the greater sacramento region, 6.4% san joaquin and southern california still have 0% availability and continuing our coverage of big story we're following tonight. the latest on the state's a regional stay at home order which of course is affected by the covid cases you know that order was put in place for the bay area region 3 weeks ago state officials now say the order will stay in place for a time kron four's dan kerman has details with the bay a

first republican senator officially to call on trump to step down in an interview with her hometown anchorage daily news, she said quote. i want him to resign. i want him out. he has caused enough damage. he doesn't want it to stay ther. he only wants to stay there for the title. he only wants to stay there for his ego. she went on to question her own membership in what has become the party of trump. meanwhile, with the inauguration 12 days away, trump today announced he will not be attending the inauguration. joe biden seemed to be fine with that decision. >> one of the few things he and i have ever agreed on. it's a good thing i'm not showing up. >> earlier you'd said you hoped that he would show up only in the sense it was valuable to send a signal to the world about the transfer of power. you've clearly changed your perspective on that. >> because he has clearly demonstrated, exceeded even my worst notions about him. he's been an embarrassment to the country. >> what about the vice president, mike pence? >> he's welcome. >> and with that, let's bring in our leadoff guests on this friday n

second republican to call on the president to resign joining alaska's lisa murkowski who told the anchorage daily news friday. i want him out he has caused enough damage. i think at this point with just a few days left. >>the best path forward the best way to. >>get this person in the rearview mirror every minute and every hour that he is an office represents a clear and present teen danger not just to. >>at the united states congress but frankly to the country >>and tonight as security is locked down ever tighter on capitol hill, the questions persist despite all the open source intelligence social media posts indicating exactly didn't like this match, someone else did. now some in the capital are questioning whether this is the end or the beginning as false allegations of election fraud continue to circulate within the republican party, this letter from the gop chairman in nye county nevada. more than suggesting further attempts at insurrection let me be clear it says trump will be president for another 4 years biden will not be president yes i know these are shocking words in these crazy

and the first republican senator told the anchorage daily news, quote, want him out. .hese articles of impeachment could ban donald trump for running office again, to kill his plans for 2024 campaign. do democrats have the votes to mark the end of donald trump's political career, including vote from republicans? let's begin with the latest on the deadly attack, five people are dead, including capitol police officer brian sicknick, the search for those involved in the riot continues and number of arrests are growing. fbi announced more arrests that include this guy. prosecutors say adam johnson was carry house speaker's nancy pelosi lecturn through the capital he was identified and arrested late last night in florida. now we begin with our nbc news washington editor gibson, where do we stand with arrests, how many people, what kind of charges are we talking about? >> so it turns out, joshua, if you walk into the capitol and commit a crime on camera, the fbi is going to want the to find you and going to want the to talk to you. all across downtown d.c. sat bus stops there

second republican to call on the president to resign joining alaska's lisa murkowski who told the anchorage daily news friday. i want him out he has caused enough damage. i think at this point with just a few days left. the best path forward the best way to. >>get this person in the rearview mirror every minute and every hour that he is an office represents a clear and present teen danger not just to. >>at the united states congress but frankly to the country >>and tonight as security is locked down ever tighter on capitol hill, the questions persist despite all the open source intelligence social media posts indicating exactly what was being planned how is washington so unprepared for this law enforcement did an excellent job considering they didn't like this match, someone else did. now some in the capital are questioning whether this is the end or the beginning as false allegations of election fraud continue to circulate within the republican party. this letter from the gop chairman in nye county nevada more than suggesting further attempts at insurrection let me be clear it says trump w

yesterday alaska's lisa murkowski told the anchorage "daily news" if the republican party has becomen the party of trump, i sincerely question whether this is the party for me. but could it be too late for republican moderates, those who have toyed with standing up to trump but never do in the end. as donald trump jr. said to protests wednesday, this isn't the republican party anymore. it's donald trump's republican party. and the next few days and weeks will certainly show us if he is right. joining me now, mckay coppens and lisa jordan, nbc news politics analyst. mckay, you wrote as the trump era draws to a close, this is the state of the the republican party, fractured, out of power, and bitterly fighting over core tenets of democracy. how is the republican party recalculating right now, mckay? >> you know, after the november election when donald trump lost, i kept waiting for the moment when you had the typical post-defeat finger pointing that a political party tends to go through when they lose, and it never happened. part of that was because donald trump refused to concede and

she told the anchorage daily news, i want him to resign i want him out he's caused enough damage. nbc's kasie hunt now kasie, how realistic is all of this talk? are there enough republican senators to support impeachment? >> reporter: not at this hour, shep, but it is a very fast-moving target and this is a live conversation among republicans in the house and in the senate about how to move forward from here there is a great deal of concern about what president trump might be capable of doing in his final 12 days in office. and while it is of course a politically complicated question, and in the house kevin mccarthy, the republican leader, has urged privately the president-elect not to go forward with it because it could divide the country further, the idea, i think, after being under siege at the capitol, of being unprepared to react to any additional actions from president trump, makes a lot of people nervous so the next 48 hours are going to be critical in trying to answer your question, shep >> kasie, obviously this will start in the house where the democrats are in the majori

she told the anchorage daily news, i want him to resign. i want him out. he's caused enough damage. fact that they're only realizing this now, many of them, 12 days out from the end, is something that all of them will have to account for. the fact is trump's not going to resign. he only thinks of himself, and resigning would be bad. and it's unlikely that pence will invoke the 25th amendment. so for republicans who think he has to get gone, the only option would have to be impeachment. is that likely for anybody? senate majority leader mitch mcconnell just threw cold water on that, as expected. you know, all of you who said, oh, look at the speech he gave. he respects the electoral college. he respects nothing but advantage. he is a brilliant player of a dirty game that we have allowed to become this. and he said, oh, the earliest that we could take up any house-passed articles of impeachment against trump would most likely be after his term ends. yeah, because he doesn't want to do it. so what can be done? let's talk to a face of the future of that party. gop congressman adam kinzi

in interview with the anchorage daily news, said i want him out, he's caused enough damage. i think he should leave. he's not going to show up, appear at inauguration, only wants to stay there for the title, for his ego. he needs to get out, he needs to do the good thing but i don't think he's capable of doing a good thing. senator murkowski made the case that donald trump is in fact guilty of insurrection. senator murkowski said i will attribute it to the president who said even after his vice president told him that morning i do not have the constitutional authority to do what you have asked me to do, i cannot do it, i have to protect and uphold the constitution, even after the vice president told president trump that, he still told his supporters to fight. how are they supposed to take that? it's an order from the president. so that's what they did. they came up and they fought and people were harmed and injured and died. this morning before donald trump was permanently banned by twitter, he tweeted something that viewers of this program have known for years. he is not go

after the riot, alaska senator lisa murkowski said to the anchorage daily news, quote, if the republicanecome nothing more than the party of trump, i sincerely question whether this is the party for me, unquote. the trump presidency ends in ten days. a second impeachment may be on the horizon and that effort seems to be gaining more public support by the day. no wonder many members of the gop are wondering what is the future of the party? joining us now to discuss this is miami's mayor francis suarez. he is a republican. good evening. >> good evening. a pleasure to be with you. >> good to have you. after what we saw on wednesday, how do you feel about being a republican? >> i think the republican party has to do a deep self-analysis after what happened on wednesday. we have to become a party committed to the truth. we have to become a party that is about principles and not a person or a personality. and that's something that will be a post mortem. it will have to happen very, very quickly if this is a party that will be able to win elections, and also, gain the hearts and the minds of a

my name is jenny harrison anchorage. the stage is set for a change of power in america scene from washington where they're counting down the hours until joe biden is sworn in as president but what will the new administration bring for business and for trade relations we'll hear from one of germany's best known c.e.o.'s coming up. walking to the show i'm super busy in berlin it's good to have you with us. here in europe hopes are high that u.s. president joe biden will scrap the record tariffs donald trump imposed on goods made in the e.u. and joe biden has so far been quiet on the topic or porridge and looks at what comes next for the u.s. after america 1st. as early as his 1st election campaign in 2016 donald trump has called the e.u. unfair citing the trade deficit at the start of his presidency the amount of goods the e.u. sold to the us was worth about $147000000000.00 more than the goods the us sold to the view to punish the e.u. for perceived trade abuses washington slapped the loft with steel and aluminum tariffs