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get ahold of yourself, andy.d of myself and come back to earth. >> cohen's parents, lu and evelyn, who have become bravo fan favorites in their own right, are now grandparents to andy's 2-year-old son, benjamin. >> they seem to be thoroughly enjoying this ride that you're on. >> they are, because this was the kid that no one saw coming. mom would say you're flying to l.a. for a party right now. when are you going to have a kid? so i proved them all wrong. >> where's ben? where's daddy? yes! >> i feel extra weight on me as a single parent to really let him see that i'm around. now new york is thumping in a sense, and i'm anxious to be a part of the thump. >> do you still have it? >> it's turned down a little bit. i'm tired. and i nap when he naps. >> so you're going to get to the club. >> i can't get to the club -- >> before i let you go, is there an andy cohen quote, word to live by from andy cohen? >> happy anniversary, sunday today. >> thank you, andy, for acknowledging our 5 1/2 year anniversary. andy's new bo

tom: andy, we appreciate your -- jonathan: andy, we appreciate your insight, andy blocker.ropping from the dow jones, comfortable with imminent taper decision, goes on to say doesn't see the need for a fed rate hike until 2024. until 2024. the chairman has made a great effort to try to divide a decision on tapering from an interest rate hike but some people agree it will happen between the end of 2022 and the beginning of 2023. neel kashkari, 2024. tom: he also looks at labor with let's call him dovish. you look at the x axis and out there, it ends up being about inflation-adjusted. inflation-adjusted 10 year yield, reminding us of your performance this afternoon on "real yelps," guests -- "real yield," with guests better than on the show. the idea of what the real wages, the inflation-adjusted wage, how the day raise rates -- how do they raise rates into a negative -- jonathan: not a base case, but it's the risk we can discuss. will this federal reserve be overwhelmed by inflation before they achieve their goals on output and employment? lisa: that's why neel kashkari, a p

take you | very much, andy verity. -- thank you very much, andy verity. —— thank you very much, andyland are struggling to recruit staff, with more jobs unfilled than before the pandemic, according to a leading industry body. the charity skills for care says the number of unfilled jobs fell at the start of the pandemic, but rose this year, as the economy opened up. they also said employers are finding it harder to keep existing staff. 0ur social affairs correspondent alison holt reports. the nurses have been up today, the bandages were too tight but they're all right now? yeah, they're fine. yeah7 good. this visit to 103—year—old margaret will help her with her lunch and personal care. she's recently returned home after a four—week stay in hospital. how do you feel about being home now, rather than being in hospital? oh, i am glad to be home. 0h, definitely. after four weeks away. mm—hm. the amount of support she needs has increased, but here in buckinghamshire, finding enough staff to cover all the demand for home care is now extremely difficult. it means care supervisor charlotte a

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griffith, look, i see how they're writing or the andy opi relationship. it's your basic sit. com, where the kids, the why, and he's somehow kind of smarter than the dad. what if you did something different? you know what if o p actually respected his father? you think you could? i think you could still find some comedy there and people might find it refreshing . and andy appreciated dad they, they had a lot in common, had seen him sort of parenting me and nodded. and went to the writers and said, let's, let's model this relationship after rants and ronnie and, and it really changed the course of the show and the tone of what that relationship was. why, but it was a blast. dennis, i'll tell you. i was allowed to be involved in a creative process that was lead in large part by andy with great cooperation with the, with the head writer and producer, aaron ruben. but after a read through, all the actors would get to throw in their $0.02, raise a raise, a raise, a flag around a line or a behavior and attitude, a joke. and i got to witness this. and even in tha

andy: i missed your question.he question was whether americans who are wealthy that you are servicing are moving away from some of the big cities to elsewhere the u.s. florida is a hotspot. anywhere else? andy: florida is absolutely a hotspot. year-to-date a new relationship at merrill lynch on average is a $1.5 million relationship with 4000 new relationships this year in florida. florida is a hotspot. california is a hotspot, as you would expect. we are seeing growth around the country. our growth in suburban detroit has been exceptionally strong. our growth around washington has been strong in the boston area. and in the charlotte area it has been strong. there is broad-based wealth creation in the u.s. we see commuting patterns changing. if you are getting tired of an hour and a half commute into manhattan, i think that a lot of people are deciding that i want to set up shop in new jersey or connecticut and not come in and out every day. alix: thank you. the merrill lynch wealth management president. we will h

well, this is andy. andy! so we've got andrew and andy. you've done this on purpose, haven't you?ies and seeing stars...? 0h, theyjust... well, galaxies in particular, they're so far away, you know, you're looking back in time. one of our nearest galaxies, the andromeda, it's 2.5 million light years away. it's like a moment in time, isn't it? and this area is particularly good for seeing the planets? oh, it's amazing. we have some of the darkest skies in the whole country. around the world, there are more than 100 official dark sky locations, designed to protect remote spots like this one against light pollution. gallan head hasn't been officially recognised by the dark sky 0rganisation but, as the last rays of sunlight fade away, i'm given one of the best views of the night sky that i've ever seen. all right. so show me how to take these pictures, then, andy. this... ? that's the one. yeah? yeah. that's all you need to do, press that one. andy set up the camera to take 30—second—long exposures. that's to allow enough time for the light from those distant stars to reach the camera

some people don't know the andy lopez story, but they know the trayvon martin story. they know that george floyd story. this is the same story in santa rosa deborah villalon ktvu, fox two news. serious allegations at a usc fraternity after the break tonight's protest on campus and what prompted the school to suspend the front and next wife. the dismissal of another juror has sparked a concern of a mistrial an the cause of a fire that broke out this afternoon at an abandoned warehouse. this fire broke out around 4 15 on camera avenue near king road. when crews arrived on scene, they found heavy smoke and fire coming from the building. the fire went to two alarms. before cruz gained the upper hand. no one was inside that building and there were no reports of any injuries. another juror was dismissed today in the fraud trial of thoroughness founder elizabeth holmes. the judge did not give a reason why juror number five was discharged from the panel, and it's ktvu evan sernoffsky reports that now leads with just two ultimate on the jury. the prosecution played recorded co

i andy verity reporting.aterson could be suspended from parliament for 30 days after he was found to have broken rules on lobbying. he is accused of putting pressure on ministers and officials on behalf of two companies for whom he was a paid consultant. the commons standards committee said it was an egregious breach of rules but the mp for north shropshire says the findings are biased and unfair. let's get more on this from our political correspondent who has the latest for us from westminster.— us from westminster. that's right. the re aort us from westminster. that's right. the report that _ us from westminster. that's right. the report that is _ us from westminster. that's right. the report that is out _ us from westminster. that's right. the report that is out today - us from westminster. that's right. the report that is out today has . the report that is out today has found that owen paterson, the conservative mp and former minister, used his position as an mp to promote to companies that he worked for.

andy gallagher reports. >> 2, 1. andy: blasting off from the u.s.te of texas, blue origins new shepard rocket takes a journey to the edge of our atmosphere, and on board, a man known as captain kirk of the "star trek" enterprise. liam shatner shot to fame in 1966, playing the iconic kirk. 50 years later, he has boldly gone where no 90-year-old has gone before. >> what you've given me is the most profound experience i can imagine. i am so filled with emotion about what just happened. it's extraordinary. i hope i never recover from this. if i can maintain what i feel now, i don't want to lose it. >> all four crewmembers enjoyed three minutes of weightlessness and a view of the planet that jeff bezos hopes will become accessible to space tourists. >> it is no secret that a lot of people who like space and space systems are "star trek" fans. they will resonate with captain kirk in the seat on this passenger flight. andy: as the capsule and its crew returned to earth, fans of an iconic science fiction show that inspired millions celebrated the return of

andy: we certainly can. at the others reporting tomorrow you see the climb there, but one area of particular weakness at jp morgan on the consumer side -- credit cards. higher costs of bringing in new customers, less income on the balances current customers have. put that together and jp morgan's results are way on the card business. american express, discover, capital one, synchrony financial, all of those stocks are taking a hit, illustrating today's -- today down more than 3%. amanda: thanks so much for that. meanwhile, we have watched that reaction for jp morgan, even as it exceeded its latest quarter. the question, of course, is whether other financials will benefit as we hear from dave that steepening of the yield curve. bill, we have been watching the financials. on your bloomberg you can see the percentages trading above their 200 day moving averages and you might be tempted to say, time to lighten up. where do you stand? bill: first of all, when you take a step back and look at first quarter gdp was

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yes, andy, that launch certainly went off without it. and let's hope that the landing goes much the same. beyond the publicity of this mission, what do you think shatner in the company behind this trip or hoping to get out of it and hear rick well, i think they're getting it now. they're getting lots of eyes on this mission that watching to see some on that many people grew up with. a lot of the scientists who work on blue origin on the engineers were all influenced heavily by star trek. remember, just because it's actually landing at this stage, sorry. and it's just landed and he's landed without any troubles at all. so the blue origin has launched william shatner into space aboard it's news ship it rocket . i'm fortunately, i'm just being told from my reduce the boosted it's landed not the actual rocket itself. we're waiting for that rocket to low land shortly. but just repeating about 7 minutes ago, a launch without a hitch from the new ship it in it's a to flight, which was originally scheduled for tuesday that was delayed and launch

local leaders say andy's killing got people talking about profiling and community policing. perhaps if it was an individual who knew the neighborhood a little bit better and new andy and knew his friends and. knew how it typically walk the streets and played in the parks that maybe there would have been a different response. it's different because people are speaking up. people are demanding to be heard. this councilman representing the moreland neighborhood is inspired to see children play on the same street and he died. but he admitted an open wound that the deputy was later promoted, then took retirement with his pension and he got worms and dirt and his parents, a lifelong suffering well, painful. it's also comforting coming back to where it happened, but where the family has such support work up. i don't see him come back from work. i don't see him. it's hard to live like that. just don't know how we stand up every day and keep leaving imagining the young adult and he would be they miss him everything. his smile is a beautiful kid. yeah, i saw some people don't know the

professor andy _ as furniture. good to talk to you. professor andy purvis _ as furniture.purvis from the natural history museum, many thanks for your time this afternoon. time for a look at the weather forecast with helen now. a lot of dry weather forecast this week if thatis dry weather forecast this week if that is what you like, that at times some weak weather fronts just invading with more cloud. and compared with the weekjust gone, where it has been quite mild, it will feel a little cooler. behind this cold weather front, we are introducing this cooler air, dragging its heels, giving some drizzly conditions in the south and east. some sharp showers across northern and western scotland, just one or two elsewhere, by and large a fine and dry day, but close to gale force winds for the northern ireland. they will continue to blow a few showers in overnight, perhaps some more cloud and rain arriving in the western isles area. but for most, notably cooler night, temperatures down into single figures, possibly a touch of grass frost in the glens of scotland, and possibly som

this is andy. we've got andrew and andy — you have done this on purpose. yes, just to confuse you.n particular are so far away and you are looking back in time. one of our nearest galaxies, the andromeda, is 2.5 million light years away. it is like a moment in time, isn't it, and they say it's good for seeing the planets? it's amazing. we have some of the darkest skies in the whole country. around the world, there are more than 100 official dark sky locations. designed to protect remote spots like this one against light pollution. gallan head has not been officially recognised by the dark sky 0rganisation, but as the last rays of sunlight fade away, i am given one of the best views of the night sky that i have ever seen. all right, so show me how to take these pictures, then, andy. that's the one. andy's set up a camera to take 30 second—long exposures. that is to allow enough time to allow the light from those distant stars to reach the camera's sensors. so those are the stars? that's way more than you can see with the naked eye! are there any galaxies and stuff like that, can you

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now andy murray is in a spot of bother this morning. not in the court, but at home.rnia, where he is competing. it's a nightmare for anyone who's married, to lose their wedding ring. andy murray's ring was tied to his tennis shoes which were left under his car to dry and they then went missing he's taken to social media to explain his predicament and ask for help. my physio said to me where is your wedding ring? and i was like... oh, no. and i basically tie my wedding ring to my tennis shoes when i'm playing because i can't play with it on my hand. yeah, my wedding ring has been stolen as well. needless to say, i'm in the bad books at home. so i want to try and find it. if... yeah, if anyone could share this or may have any clue as to where it may be, it would be very helpful. so i can try and get it back and get to the bottom of it. it would be much appreciated, thank you. well, you know what to do if you can help get andy murray out of the doghouse. that is all for now. i will have more in the next half hour. an interesting choice we were just debating, putting it

andy gallagher reporting live there from miami. queen elizabeth the 2nd has canceled a trip to northern island for medical reasons. buckingham palace says she reluctantly accepted advice to rest for a few days. the 95 year old monarch is still expected to attend a series of events, including the $26.00 conference in glasgow at the end of october of ok. now on japan's main southern island of you, she has wrapped it, its food ash more than 3 and a half kilometers into the sky, bound to as it started wrapping early on wednesday morning. they have no immediate reports of casualties or major damage. it's been at one man since the volcano on the spanish island of la palmer, erupt. it, and scientists say there is no indication that it will stop anytime soon. in that time, more than 1800 buildings have been destroyed, mostly houses about 7000 people have had to leave their homes. the address is among the industry. hottest countries are dangerously out of sync with a targets to limit the rise in global hating to $1.00 degrees celsius. that'

we've got some from schoolkids putting their change into poor old andy's back.we're playing our part in changing that and raising - awareness of the helpline and letting young people i know that there is hope. you can carry on and fulfil your life. - the men started the walk with the aim of raising £3,000 each but with their combined total now well over half1 million, they know they are truly helping to save lives. alison freeman, bbc news, norfolk. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav danaos. hello. saturday was a pretty cloudy day across the board. temperatures were edging up and part two of the weekend it looks a little bit milder. we will also have some chain around which will make it feel mild too. it will be some shower reverse of rain all courtesy of this weather front which is bringing a very wet night to parts of northern ireland and western scotland. sunday morning this weather front will be slowly weakening as it continues to journey its way eastwards. across the rest of scotland and for england and wales. lying across western england and

thank you so much, andy. >> thank you, erin. on the program. >> i'm grateful to have you. >>> and next, for months, they've resisted getting the covid vaccine. but that has all changed because of one group. what group and why? >>> plus, why are americans now quitting their jobs at a record pace? (judith) in this market, you'll find fisher investments is different than other money managers. (other money manager) different how? don't you just ride the wave? (judith) no - we actively manage client portfolios based on our forward-looking views of the market. (other money manager) but you still sell investments that generate high commissions, right? (judith) no, we don't sell commission products. we're a fiduciary, obligated to act in our client's best interest. (other money manager) so when do you make more money? only when your clients make more money? (judith) yep, we do better when our clients do better. at fisher investments we're clearly different. this isn't just a walk up the stairs. when you have an irregular heartbeat, it's

andy swiss, bbc news.also required their fans to have covid passports to enter the stadium and carried out random spot checks. on the pitch, it took almost an hour before the deadlock was broken at celtic park, with portuguese midfielderjota setting upjapan forward kyogo. david turnbull forced balint vecsei into an own goal for celtic�*s second goal, with ten minutes left. the win leaves celtic third in group g. more than two thirds of premier league players are now fully vaccinated against covid—i9, with 81% having had one jab. there has been a large increase in the uptake of the vaccine in the last month after mounting pressure. our sports editor dan roan has been speaking to deputy chief medical officer, professorjonathan van—tam. well, i think they've got responsibilities to themselves. to theirfamilies, and to theirfriends. but we don't want any more games cancelled, we don't want any more squads that are short that can't fulfil fixtures because half of them have got covid. and we can avoid that now.

we've got some from schoolkids putting their change into poor old andy's back.we do hope we're playing our part in changing that and raising - awareness of the helpline and letting young people i know that there is hope. you can carry on and fulfil your life. - the men started the walk with the aim of raising £3,000 each but with their combined total now well over half a million, they know they are truly helping to save lives. alison freeman, bbc news, norfolk. in just over a week — world leaders will be arriving in glasgow — for the un climate change conference c0 p26. as part of our coverage looking ahead to the summit, we'll be giving you getting some of your questions answered on monday morning at 1130. what do you want to know about the whole of issue of climate what do you want to know change and what will be discussed? we'll be joined by two leading academics kate crowley from the edinburgh climate change centre — and michael grubb from ucl. send an email to yourquestions@bbc.co.uk or post your question on social media using the hashtag bbcyourquestions.

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outside of that, we will continue al trees. >> reporter: pg andy says easy access to its pipelines isut safety. in a statement, said quote, pg&e's community pipeline initiative is all about ensuring safety crews can quickly access gas transmission pipelines in an emergency or for critical maintenance work. >> reporter: for four years it has been a standoff, but last week a breakthrough. to settle the lawsuit, the city and pg&e have each agreed to hire an independent arborist and pipeline expert. the four experts will evaluate each tree, to determine if it actually poses a danger. neither the city nor pg andy is required to accept the expert's recommendation, but the very facts they have been hired shows that both sides are getting tired of fighting about it. >> i think this is a good faith effort on all parts, to say let's start this process again and really get to leshan. what is the best thing for our community. >> reporter: in lafayette, john ramis, kpix 5. >> there are no timelines set so far but at its last meeting, the city of lafayette approved spending $50,000 to hire its to e

so there is that going on, andy, but did you catch this?is saying the quiet part out loud. she is still talking about big government spending and she talks that she did think about being quote, ruler of the world. watch this. >> do you think you need to do a better job at messaging and going forward, how do you sell this if ultimately -- >> i think you all could do a better job of selling it to be very frank with you. >> if you ruled the world what one thing you would do? i think about that a lot. elizabeth: okay. she has been in office since 1987 and now we have stagflation. >> god listening to her is such a disappointment in any event, look we really need to get people back to work. we need the economy going again. president biden knows this, or at least people around him know it and you're not going to do it. you're not going to solve the problem of a lot of job openings and not enough workers by creating, spending a bunch of money to create federal jobs we really don't need right now and discourage people from working. you will end up w

andy murray rolls back the years in america to knock out one of the rising stars in men's tennis andeach the third round at indian wells. good morning. a band of rain pushing south and east across scotland preceded by a fair bit of cloud. the best of the sunshine across england and wales. details coming up good morning. it's monday, 11th october. our top story. the metropolitan police are taking no further action, following a review into sex abuse allegations surrounding prince andrew and jeffrey epstein. virginia giuffre claims she was trafficked to the prince by the convicted paedophile jeffrey epstein, when she was 17. the duke of york has consistently denied the allegations. a civil lawsuit in the united states is still ongoing. graham satchell reports.

. >>> and andy warhol said art is anything you can get away with., someone will get away with an original andy warhol, but they probably won't know it. the real wore hall is being sold alongside 999 high quality forgeries that are so good the sellers can't even tell them apart. for more news download our news app of your cell phone or connected tv. from new york, i'm tom hanson. ♪ >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> good evening and thank you so much for joining us. we want to begin with severe storms impacting millions of americans from coast-to-coast. tonight the san francisco bay area is recovering from what's being called the strongest storm to hit the region in more than 25 years. record rain, howling winds and mud slides caused widespread damage from southern california to the pacific northwest. knocking out power to more than 150,000 homes and businesses and shutting down major highways. at least two people were killed by a falling tree near seattle. now in the midwest, a powerful tornado damaged buildings and knocked out power along the

so, i've got to admit, andy, i've never tried bug—based food before. not to my knowledge, anyway.'m terrified about what i'm going to find inside. well, i can talk you through it. alright. so, what have we got in here? so, you've got sweet potato, butternut squash, cricket, a bit of yellow mealworm and there's a buffalo insect as well, which is the larvae of a lesser mealworm. go ahead... if you want to have a try, go for it. you're chucking me in at the deep end with this one, aren't you? right, i'm going for it, and i love pakora, so... 0h, fantastic. alright. quite a lot to live up to then. the buffalo worms are quite a subtle, almost like toasted rice flavour, the mealworms have this really sort of nutty sort of different kind of flavour, and the crickets, some people think taste like mushroom, some say white chocolate. mmm, that's really nice. a bit spicy! if i didn't know... no, the spice is amazing. but obviously i know the ingredients and i can see my little bug friends in there, but i wouldn't necessarily know that i'm eating an insect—based thing. yeah, that's the sort o

let's bring in andy mccarthy, a former u.s.ern district of new york, a fox news contributor. welcome, andy. >> hi, mike. >> so here's the view from a house republican ken buck and jen psaki at the white house. >> to school board members is horrible. they're doing their jobs. obviously they're going to be different law enforcement authorities that will be related to each community where this is happening. >> justice should not be used to attack a group of people expressing their opinions at school board meetings whether they're in favor of critical race theory or opposed to it, whether for or against masks. it's free speech and needs to be detected. >> andy? >> this is none of the justice department's business. merrick garland knew that when he was a high justice department official in the clinton administration. i was prosecuting terrorists back then. it was made very clear to me, not that it needed to be, that we had to be very careful when we were throwing around words like incitement and insurrection and terrorism, that we d

yes, andy murray _ ring? and i was like, oh, no. yes, andy murray has _ ring? i was like, oh, no. yes, andy murray has lost _ ring? and i was like, oh, no. yes, andy murray has lost his - ring? and i was like, oh, no. yes, andy murray has lost his wedding ring and he is asking you to help him find it. householders are being warned their energy bills could rise by another £400 early next year after gas prices soared to record levels. the rise would add further cost to households following the increase in the energy price cap last week. the business secretary, kwasi kwarteng, will face industry bosses later today as the sector deals with an unprecedented spike in wholesale costs. kevin peachey reports. just like the season's weather, bill payers are being warned the worst is yet to come. a host of energy companies have collapsed in recent weeks. their customers moved to a new supplier are already having to pay hundreds of pounds more a year than they expected. the price cap does protect millions of people from extreme rises in bills, but analysts say, next year,

it's directed by andy serkis, who really knows how to special effects on the one hand and performancesimes, so much more in this than i have in many alleged comedies. i did not go into this thinking it's going to be really good fun, and it was a roller coaster ride. it is alien meets all of me. and i think that's a movie pitch that weirdly works under the tutelage of andy serkis, who is just great. is it meant to make you laugh? yes, it's an action comedy. i wasn't laughing at it i was laughing with it. i just didn't know... the title doesn't really lead you to believe it's a comedy. it's a cartoon character with a lot of humour. and a parasitic alien? which let's face it is always funny. finally, best dvd, the sparks brothers. this is the entire discography, is it? it's a documentary, were you a sparks fan? i did rather like them, yeah. even a sparks fan, i'm a sparks fan, loads of stuff i didn't know. stuff about the film projects they worked on, they ended up opening at the cannes film festival. it goes through every single record that they made and shows how they reinvented themsel

andy swiss has the story. for lewis hamilton, a day of rare frustration. grid penalty meant he started down in 11th... lights out and away we go. ..so his team—mate valtteri bottas charged away, closely followed by his title rival max verstappen. he already had his work cut out. in slippery conditions, driving was not easy, as fernando alonso soon discovered, but hamilton was in his element, surging through the field. he battled from 11th up to third, but then his team called him in for a tyre change and it did not pay off. it dropped him down to fifth. hamilton had wanted to stay out and was less than delighted. i feel like i should have stayed out. my gut feeling was to stay and i feel i should have like done. so frustrated at myself for not following my gut. but i work as a team, so... i did the best i could with the advice i was given. ahead of him, though, no one could catch valtteri bottas. the finn's first win of the season, while verstappen's second place was enough for him to retake the lead in the drivers championship. we maximised the result, va

hi, andy, can you hear me? prof _ 0k. ..alina is here to see breast cancer specialist, professor carlo palmieri. how are you feeling? i'm feeling great. i've got an appointment for some scan results. still got a level of anxiety for the appointment today. they also caught a new bone lesion in part of the pelvis on the left. right, 0k. secondary or metastatic breast cancer, both terms are used, is where the breast cancer has spread outside of the breast or the armpit, to other sites in the body, so common sites involved are bone, liver, lung, and sometimes the brain. while primary breast cancer has good survival rates, for about 30% of patients, it spreads to other parts of the body. it becomes secondary breast cancer. and that is a terminal condition. she has had her chest done. the clatterbridge cancer centre in liverpool is regarded as state—of—the—art. it looks like it's all disease related, doesn't it? - today, carlo and specialist nursejo francis... we need to get her in. ..are worried about ann, a long—te

speaking of andy biggs, let me let you listen to him today. he had an exchange with congressman jamie raskin that i think you will find interesting. >> i hear him not even to be accepting the results of this audit which say that joe biden got more votes than were lawfully reported. do you accept this audit which shows joe biden won indeed by more votes -- >> that is not what the audit concluded, mr. raskin. >> who won the election in -- >> we don't know. it demonstrates very clearly, mr. raskin, there are a lot of issues with this election that took place. >> madam chair, there is the problem that we have. donald trump refuses to accept the results. unfortunately we have one of the world's great political parties which has followed him off of the ledge of this electoral lunacy. >> claire, it seems to me the logical next person to be subpoenaed would be andy biggs if it was me. what do you think? >> well, all three of them. i mean, we have a witness who is now saying -- who has said publicly if you are investigating this that he was in coordina

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