one thing generall holders that is the republicans conduct with a garland nomination and the barrettnomination deserves a response and i think that's right and i would go a step for their that itan demands a respoe rate i think we will begins so politicized our courts that it has lost its legitimacy. we talk about what is the goal you're trying to solve your it is to restore legitimacy to the supreme court. starting to see polls come out that say that more americans believe that the supreme court based its decisions on politics rather than the law. that is corrosive to our democracy and the only way we will be able to change that is by restoring balance when democratic presidents have won the popular vote seven out of the last eight elections and here we have a supreme court dominated six-35 ideological conservatives that is not legitimate. the reagan public does not feel it's legitimate we have to restore balance. after that we can look at other gireforms and look at reforms le adding term limits after restore balance which i think would get this idea of an escalating supreme court

he bought barrett gold in one quarter and sold it the next quarter. there's no rhyme or reason -- there's nothing you could take away from that. >> sure. >> justsay -- go ahead >> one of the reasons why i went to you is you own berkshire shares so you would have a unique perspective. >> i do. >> in and of itself plus i know how closely you've followed buffet and berkshire over the years. speaking of, pete, when we talk about the financials and another name that's been in the berkshire book, wells fargo which is very interesting to me that you just bought wells fargo stock. not options, but stock >> right right, and i had calls in there, as well, scott and i decided to go with the stock side of things, as well. this seems leak something that wants to break out it's been breaking out and we've watched this run for a while now and we've seen names like bank of america and citi finally start to move. specifically bank of america and we've seen some of these other names and i've been adding to this financial exposure that i've had for a while now and this

. >> justice barrett. >> mr.ewart, i want to go back to the questions justice sotomayor and kagan were asking you. i understood your brief to be saying the fcc, or conceding that the fcc had long taken minority and women ownership into account, but then you pivoted a little bit and said it took into account because the third circuit's opinion required it to. and i wasn't entirely clear which position you had settled on. could you clarify that for me. >> i think what i meant to say was it has long identified minority and female ownership, an increase in ownership levels or a decrease in the current underrepresentation as a good that would serve the public interest. it has not historically taken that particular public interest factor into account in determining whether particular cross-ownership restrictions specifically should be adopted or retained. for example, it attempts to achieve that goal through other means, such as preferences through small businesses that are race and gender neutral but may incidentally

this one of the authors of the so-called academic study is a man called ball barrett. he's his patron. in september barrett released another study on why we should be nice to bic tech as well as deeply respectful and always obedient that study was also funded by craig newwashing as well as george soros. is it becoming clear? in 2021 billionaires funds their own studies and in return for that investment they get the conclusions they have paid for and the rest of us get to obey those conclusions. that's called science, ladies and gentlemen. and suddenly it's everywhere. billionaires are in charge. ask yourself just for an example and you can pick a lot of them. here's one. who has more influence over our national covid policy? physicians who treat covid patients in hospitals every day? scientists who work to find an effective treatment for the virus? or bill gates, who is not a physician or a researcher, but is worth more than a hundred billion dollars? who is nor influential? come on, now, bill gates leads the way. he funds the most studies. those are the rules now. tha

meanwhile, remember how justice amy coney barrett and unquestionably devout was treated by the liberalus rights. she's an ardent vote abortion opponent. to speak of the dogma lives in you and that's a concern. here's the judicial nominee saying that i oppose abortion and roe versus wade is barbaric. >> rachel: there's only one kind of catholic the media loves, the kind that shamelessly delivers on their abortion wishes. this week, south carolina's governor signed the south carolina heart beat and protection from abortion act. a bill that would require doctors to perform ultrasounds to check for the heartbeat in the fetus. if the heart beats detected, the abortion can only be performed in the case of rape,, or the mother's life is in danger. a group of legislators and members of the public shoulder to shoulder singing praise god to the tune of "amazing grace." joining not to respond, tammy bruce president of the independence women's forum and fox news contributor. it's so nice to have you on tonight. >> hey, rachel, nice to see you and take you for having me on. >> rachel: of course. yo

would follow the same timeline, the very same timeline that senator graham used for judge amy coney barrett's nomination to the supreme court last year. remember, the committee has already received the vast majority of judge garland's record, including his speeches, interviews, and publications that less than five years ago were presented when he was nominated to the supreme court. we have had this material in the committee for years. senator graham claims that important paperwork for judge garland is still missing. the only thing that has not been filed is judge edgarland's f.b.i. background -- garland's f.b.i. background investigation. the committee hearings have been scheduled before the f.b.i. background investigation had been submitted. for one example, the committee received then-senator jeff sessions' f.b.i. background investigation just five days before his hearing and we were six days away from a proposed hearing day so what we're asking is not unprecedented or unrealistic. senator graham points out they typically have two days of hearings, one day to question the nominee and one day

rachel campos-duffy, amy coney barrett.usands of conservative women successfully mixing things up. >> when i heard it, i cried. i couldn't believe it. i mean rush limbaugh knows my name. i just, i couldn't believe it so i clipped it and i immediately sent it to my mom. i don't think she was ever more proud of me. rush limbaugh, her hero, knew her daughter's name. well, we conservatives will never forget rush's name. his voice, his courage, or his patriotism. we miss you so much already, rush. rest in peace, rush. rest in peace. joining me now today is david webb, radio host of siriusxm patriot 125 and a fox news contributor. david, just give it to us. what did rush mean to you? >> first, let me say you made me smile with that last story. really great to hear that. rush meant so much more to the industry. but let's talk about the man for a moment. he never stopped being who he was. yes, he reinvigorated a.m. radio and f.m. crushed a.m. for a while. conservative talk took off. i got in conservative talk. i had listened to rus

barrett from denmark is one of the founders of the couple circus which is barely bigger than the average afghan backyard. in afghanistan things everything is designed made organized. so adult decides i don't think. i don't know what is the right thing his office is . now we are practising for. one of the very big shows we do a lot of shows in schools on different places but the big shows takes of course a longer time to practice for not only. was. close no. we made this center. 2 years ago after we had to move from a place that was new to the parliament and there was a rocket that was coming directly into our compound. that. circus artist most the bar is also one of the coaches his goal is to popularise performing arts in afghanistan so he and his friend often go out onto the streets to practice practice the very hour. before. i want to commend your mother for them to show. the strength of that the reason i mean you don't want to lose. your. good because. your whole heart to. heart oh i love barbara hello but you know what if. you look no nobody. i mean they got the word that in the hope

amy coney barrett case was dismissed the criminal case after she completed a counseling program lasttened by a black man who had confronted her for walking her dog without a leash. christian cooper, the birdwatcher who recorded the video, says he is far more outraged over other. racial injustices than by anything amy coney barrett did three middle school boys out exploring in northern california get more than they bargained for when they get lost in the woods and turned around to tell you about it. where you guys scared a little bit closer. and lean on. it was dark he put in my head does, there we're gonna die. yeah, they're laughing now, but being up here. the 911 calls plus how these boys did everything right for decades, most bladder leak pads were similar. until always discreet changed that. by inventing a pad you never thought possible. it's incredibly thin. because it protects differently. with two rapiddry layers that overlap, where you need it most. for strong protection, that's always discreet. it's time to question your protection. it's time for always discreet. got lost in

. >> you sold barrett gold and the gld. we don't talk about gold a whole heck of a lot, but we do of late in the context of how much love bitcoin is getting relative to gold. >> yeah. >> yeah, no. so, you know, gold has actually a very high correlation or a high negative correlation with real rates as real rates, even though they're negative and they're raising and as real rates rise, it's death by a thousand cuts and i feel like it's been losing and barrett will be an amplification of that. and so for gld, we sold gld and went into equities, so equities will outperform gold this year i don't think that's a big statement. i think with what's happening in the rate market and just real rates moving higher, that gold will still continue to have a headwind and to your point, there's a whole constituency of millennials that are investing and excited about it and i don't think they're interested in gold and they're much more interested in bitcoin, it's another headwind as well >> we'll get to more moves throughout the rest of the

i caught up with bucs defensive star, shaq barrett. >> my kids are home schooled now, beneficial forthey don't get to see friends or leave their homes too often. my wife really stay in the house with the kids all day, don't go see our family or friends or anything. that's just like the biggest thing, my wife and kids, four of them, cooped up in the house all day or getting to go outside a bit but interaction with the same people over and over again. >> as a kid growing up in baltimore, starved yourself at times to make way to play ball. what does it mean to you to provide a different lifestyle to your kids now? >> it means everything to me. that's my fuel and my motivation. i want to give them a stable home, secure home. i don't want them to worry about where we will sleep at next or like any other worries i had to worry about growing up, all they need to worry about is what game they're going to play, what cartoon they will watch, something like that, let them be kids as long as possible. >> you came a long way, going undrafted out of college, struggling with the broncos and leading

so what about those, like hurdler alicia barrett, who can't access their training facilities?st year and has only just reopened for three nights a week. that's left olympic hopefuls who work full—time like lee thompson without a place to train as the indoor track isn't always an option either. �* .., , indoor track isn't always an option either. �* , ., ~ , either. because i work until 5pm eve da either. because i work until 5pm every day and — either. because i work until 5pm every day and it's _ either. because i work until 5pm every day and it's only _ either. because i work until 5pm every day and it's only open - either. because i work until 5pm every day and it's only open till. every day and it's only open till six it's a bit difficult to get down there. so the other training days usually on the concrete sort of dangerous. they have been times during the lockdown when the tracks been closed where i have been using the track. because to me it feels safer for me to go down using the track rather didn't do my on concrete. i have not used that track. , ., track. chesterfiel

county fire captain jean barrett knows every minute matters.m of ten execute her extraction plan. >> the steering wheel was not where it used to be, it had been pushed way up to the seat and on his lap. >> reporter: so he was essentially pinned >> he was able to wiggle himself by the time we were able to get in there and talk to him. he was able to wiggle his legs out but he was still entangled. he could not get himself out on his own. >> reporter: it took 12 minutes to rescue woods who shattered right leg is now held together by a rod and screws and pins could have been amputated had help came later. >> he wanted out he was going to do anything he could to help us get him out. he was moving his arms >> reporter: even with those broken legs. woods had no recollection of the accident and there is no sign of the scene he tried to brake. the suv's black box like this one could contain point data points like speed, braking and eye movement the crash clues and the harrowing rescue >> we did everything the way we are supposed to do it and everybody s

and this is about the amy coney barrett confirmation. his democrats saying amy coney barrett is the elephant says what you mean catholic listen to this atheist bigot smear woman for her faith. in a duck isn't that's not i'm not oh, so now you're calling me a liar. look at me being persecuted. so it's it's a handy shorthand to use when you're doing cartoons. okay, let's go to the last one. okay, this is kind of personal. i'm here in utah, salt lake city, utah. and one of the things you have to know about nest is he was kind of anti-catholic. and so you hear here you see the capital dome? and on it is written religious liberty is guaranteed. but can we allow foreign reptiles to crawl all over? us us and in the left you see this crocodile. calling up on top of the capital dome, but if you look at it sideways that mouth of the crocodile is kind of like the bishops miter. it's kind of like the pope's hat. okay, and on the right side? you've got that this is a the tabernacle in salt lake city is the shell of the turtle? and that's the mormon c

statute that was put in place after the investigation was launched 2016 feet a probe found that back in barrett long with 2 other top german officials broke rules and bribery and corruption joining germany's successful bid to host the 2006 world cup all 3 have denied wrongdoing back in barrel won a world cup with west germany as a player and another as head coach. former one team red bull racing debuted their new car on the track on wednesday as they prepared for the season opener in bahrain next month britons at silverstone circuit the team's drivers were the 1st to try out the you car red bull or ending for their 1st title since 2013 and hope the new car will take max for stopping his 1st title after 4 straight championships one by luiz hamilton mercedes. now violence near sunset boulevard in los angeles where a pop star's dog walker has been shot and the dog stolen the prized french bulldogs belong to singer and actor lady gaga and police say the dog walker tried to fight off the 2 gunmen involved in the tests. lady gaga is offering a big reward to get her dogs back. gunned. the victim is re

the last one with amy coney barrett, ended with her hugging lindsey graham. who is just the devil to a lot of democrats. so i think you are just seeing voters looking, at some of the reports of her cognitive decline. seeing it for themselves. and feeling like maybe it is time for someone new. she is 87 years old. she is the oldest member of the u.s. senate. i think some people may feel it was a mistake for a run for reelection. her term goes through 2024. that's a long time to be in the senate. >> you think she will serve that out? >> it remains to be seen. a lot of people assumed she would not do that. that she would step down at some point and give governor newsom an appointment to replace her. this could become an issue in the recall actually. because of newsom were recalled and he were replaced by a republican he would not the point most likely a democrat to take her place. so that issue could play out and could become messy. the governor refuses to say what kind of a person he would appoint but i think democrats will look at it very carefully. >>> katie,

i'm going to bring up a coup in a barrett length she's a new york professor assumed when she feels that now now is the moment for the death penalty to be abolished have a lease and an income of the back of it. my hope is that by that ministration will put the pozen federal executions and then and the death penalty at the federal level altogether having studied this issue for now i think 15 years i can tell you that the death penalty is deeply flawed for reasons that good people on both sides of the aisle would rightly denounce one of those reasons that the death penalty is racist there's been a number of studies on this issue and they all show the impact of race on the administration of the death penalty across the united states no matter what the study no matter what the analytics technique or the data set so either black lives matter or when an actual lives are at stake or they don't it's really just that simple. you know i think i think she's right and there is a reason why the great majority of the world's countries have abolished the death penalty and you know many of those countri

face hacking conspiracy charges this my friends comes after a british judge of unless the bar at barrett serves january 4th ruling where she unequivocal he declared that she had found that the mental condition of mr a songe is such that it would be oppressive to extradite him to the united states of america in other words the current conditions of the united states prison and justice systems are so of the horan is so awful that extraditing mr a songe for trial in the us actually puts.

government visors say both have similarities to south african and brazilian about barrett's south korea says it will greenlaw if they are. all people including those over the age of $65.00 it's the 1st vaccine to be granted approval in the country and german chancellor angela merkel says she wants to extend the country's current coronavirus lockdown until march the government is meeting later today with the leaders of germany's 16 states to decide which was structure should remain in place when german leaders are meeting today to discuss the possibility of an extended lockdown they may want to look north for example of a place that seems to be getting things right the city of has made it through the winter months with exceptionally low numbers of covert 19 infections to w. went to find out the secret of its success. is it the cool baltic greece or the rather calm and collected mindset of people in the north of germany so far they have made it well through the covert crisis especially here in the city of boston infection numbers are currently lower than the german everett. to supernews w

particularly cold and there's a breezy and it's coming out from the interior towards the coastal event barretts up to $22.00 degrees that's recently warm for this time of year there's a hint of clouds forming here in a development taking place which i think you will see happening in the forecast for a man by friday it starts to rain surge they may well produced under storms and then on saturday we're down or back up to 15 having dipped about 12 degrees or something is going through on friday is development of rain i think an arc from northern siberia through jordan into parts of iraq and syria but a rain developing in place not a usual feature as jim said this is more usual now the seas no showers are quite fierce the moment to botswana and the eastern side of south africa the orange top indicates how deep those showers could be so we have back in flash flood territory most of mozambique is now dry few showers further north and maybe the fast of the towns are near so all the action is down here and quite significant rain seems likely be wandering around from the eastern side of south africa bac

a judge of a mess a bar at barrett serves january 4th ruling where she unequivocal he declared that she had found that the mental condition of mr assad of such that it would be oppressive to extradite him to the united states of america in other words the current conditions of the united states prison and justice systems are so abhorrent so awful that extraditing mr a songe for trial in the us actually puts his life and health in danger regardless of the outcome of the trial this move by the by did ministration comes up for a coalition of press freedom groups that includes the american civil liberties union amnesty international usa the committee to do protect journalists the electronic frontier foundation human rights watch and reporters without borders just to name a few sent a letter to the administration asking the by administration to drop the charges and not appeal the judge's ruling the letter states quote the indictment of mr assad threatens press freedom because much of the conduct described in the indictment is conduct that journalists and engage in routinely and that they mus

it not, that the only person actually disparaging a woman on the basis of her looks here is justin barrettspanic woman's face and instantly assumes that she had googly eyes photoshopped from a party store. googly eyes from the german, goog haugen as in she is making eyes at me. this is posterity making eyes at you daily beast boy. racist sexist remarks to nosedive into the sewer of prophetic contemptible phobia. why not turn your life around and recognize that in the end, the game will get you too? in a big messy diverse society, what we need is not hypersensitivity and walking around on eggshells, but in sensitivity training. letting it go. letting it slide. just all rub it, oh what am i on about? even now talking about bovine flatulence is a well-known white supremacist dog whistle. the i may be googly justin .it's easy what you are. the new district attorney, george has announced that enforcing the law is racist. to fight systemic racism, george is dropping and cutting inmate's sentences. >> my office will begin an unprecedented effort to reevaluate every sentence. racism and the death

they already signaled they would appeal to the supreme court, they are hopeful amy coney barrett on thetake this and finally clean up what's been tortured and messy affirmative action. affirmative action ruling from the court but interestingly, that group has suggested they may step in and revive the lawsuit against yale as well which would provide two different vehicles to get the supreme court. it could be hard for the court to ignore this. paul: is a potent issue. step back a bit from just gayle, what about the overall essence, the biden administration is doing when it comes to this issue of equity as kyle describes, what is it attempting to accomplish? it made susan rice in the white house, advisory to look through all the agencies on equity grounds. >> is obviously disconnection between rhetoric and reality. i think what it is basically, an extension of the events that happened this summer. the protests, riots over minneapolis and this was led by black lives matter. the argument was the united states was guilty of systemic racism. make no mistake, they are talking about black ameri

you have kamala harris with amy coney barrett and she is telling the whole world that judge barrett isite you, so what they're going to do is play those clips and say, if you will start penalizing political rhetoric, let's do it for both sides. >> john: we have a busy week, will be calling on you frequently. appreciate seeing you. senator? >> sandra: raising the minimum wage could come at a cost. the congressional budget officer leasing a brand-new report finding that raising the middle wage to $15 would increase the deficit by $54 billion. kristin fisher is live from the white house. that's a big number. >> they said an hour and a half ago that president biden remains firmly committed to raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour, but the president himself set over the weekend that he does not think this provision, this increase is going to survive and make it into the final bill. he said it's up to the senate parliamentarian to determine which measure qualifies, that obscure tool being used by democrats to get this thing passed without republican support. >> at this point it still worki

>> a big deal dealing with jp p, barrett, kansas city chiefs, you have a handful.k about the -- patrick maholmes, the comparison we have, 21-numfour, age difference is huge. the touchdown pass, the interception, patrick maholmes with 6. patrick maholmes plays like he has decades of experience. what will that mean to maholmes? >> a huge benefit. can play for another 15 years but he is playing brady and has to come in and doesn't force anything or make any mistakes. the kansas city chiefs have injuries all around them throughout the season so this is not going to be a game like that. tom brady is on all cylinders starting off, one of the best defensive lines. i think tom brady if he could stay close could shock patrick maholmes and i hope to see a close football game. jillian: who do you pick? who will come out of the story? >> it is a close match up and close game, 31-30 advantage with tom brady here. the career in the last 10 seasons six times, 40 touchdowns, 12 interceptions, nonfactor in this game. todd: quick answer on the next question. every year there is a br

the justice barrett will not tell us whether her theories of black supremacy of any place in the civil the part responsible for enforcing equal rights among all americans. the truth is none of this bothers the party in charge. they don't mind if you hate america, if you're a bigot, even if you call for violence as long as they are benefiting from it. if you don't believe it, recall this clip of maxine waters, one of the tope democrats in congrs back in 2018. >> if you see anybody from that cabinet in a restaurant, in a department store, at a gas station, you get out and you create a crowd. and you push back on them. and you tell them they are not welcome. >> tucker: because they're still geniuses on the internet, this is such a great story, an anonymous user on twitter remembered that moment and decided to conduct a social science experiment. he took maxine waters' own words and swapped out trump officials.' here's what he wrote "if you see anyone from the cuomo administration in a restaurant, and a department store, at a gasoline station, get out and you create a crowd, you push back

tone-deaf hearing with activists and a warm hug with lindsey graham after the hearing for amy coney barrettnly 35% approve. researchers say senator feinstein is out of step with younger, more diverse voters. >>> researchers at stanford were the first to discover a more contagious variant of the virus. alameda health officials wouldn't share any information about the infected person, but santa clara officials say the sick person in their county quarantined after an international trip. so exposure to others may be low. stanford researchers say the california variant is the most widespread right now but do worry about the one first found in south africa. >> the current vaccine may not be effective against the south african variant. >> researchers at stanford say it's too early to tell if the variant discovered in south africa will be more dominant our not. to cut through all the confusion, nbc launched a new initiative called plan your vaccine. the personalized state by state tool will help you in the distribution in your state. who's eligible, who's next in lean. there's even an interactive m

i don't know if anybody could stop shaq barrett here. could andy reid and eric be held out of the end zone? mahomes was facing a fourth down of the red zone running for his life in bac fie. na to get the throw off. hits sarah williams in the face. mahomes quickly realizing it is over. maomes got chance to get into the end zone. put a bow on the 31-9 tampa bay win. brady winning his seventh super bowl win and his fifth mvp. it is the bucs first title since they beat the raiders back in 2003. i am dennis. see you tonight. >>> happening tomorrow t home of the 49ers is on the verge of being transformed into one of the largest vaccination sites in the state. a sate long time coming for santa clara county which is reported the most cases and highest death toll in bay area. you will first need make an appointment on the county's website. >>> restaurants were busy super bowl sunday. in san jose two enforcement inspectors issued the britt a few warnings. they want to make sure customers wear masks when not eating. >> they wanted to reinforce some

they were front and center during the confirmation of amy coney barrett.ht now, you've mentioned it, we've got a fight on our hand. it's not just the impeachment that's going on, this farce that is going on in the senate coming up here in a week or so, but it's also a fight on amnesty, big tech. we're going to be front and center, and i look forward to reengaging on behalf of the america first agenda and carrying on some of those great policies that the 45th president was able to accomplish over the last four years. lou: it strikes me that if the republican party did not have the trump first, america first policies in all areas -- foreign policy, domestic -- the republican party wouldn't be standing for much. it's really stunning, i think, when we all step back, take a breath to see that the mitch mcconnells, the kevin mccarthys, they are, frankly, not up to snuff. these are not leaders. they may be managers of money, you know, fundraising, trying to pick winners and losers amongst a host of candidates whether it's the house or the senate. they're not doin

from home and it is now sponsored by seneca family agencies, the nonprofit run by eli's dad, ken barrett and he is impressed by the pairs dedication. >> they were very responsible. and these are the things i look for in any nonprofit and they executed. >> reporter: eli, ucla freshman, and ahmed, accepted to stanford, find great reward. for multiplying science learning with kids cubed this week's jefferson award goes to ahmed mohammed and the library. tran30's three a group from travis air force base help protects space and they began to enlist and begin their transfer to the u.s. space force. they will be known as the cyber warriors. >>> a baby panda cub kicked off the lunar new year with a tasty treat. a five-month-old giant panda cub enjoyed this sweet potato served on a red insurance mentor and biscuits and banjo. >>> we want to bring you the good news and go to >>> time for a look at today's top stories. closing arguments about to get underway in the second impeachment trial of former president trump followed by a vote on whether to convict him for inciting a resurrection. lawyer say

. >> and that was our ted barrett there, asking a key question. if he's open to convicting after the second phase of this trial. senator cassidy told ted barrett, look, i approach this as an impartial juror. so what we do have to look at this in two phases. today was the constitutionality question and there were six republicans who were joining all the democrats. ben sasse of nebraska, mitt romney, susan collins, lisa murkowski, and the list goes on. interesting there. senator cassidy said he simply was not swayed by the arguments. legal arguments do matter. this is not preordained necessarily. we're also talking to senator lisa murkowski, republican of alaska, who also criticized the trump lawyers, saying theyicism did not make the case that it's not constitutional to impeach a former president. she was open to that, she said. she said they did not make the case. there's a major sense of who were watching this. they do view it as a missed opportunity but at end of the day most votes were preordained but not senator cassidy so that is something to

mentality of the country and the mentality of this country but i think -- >> are you saying amy coney barrett doesn't get a pass? josh hawley and ted cruz and that discussion. >> right? so to me, it painstakingly clear what her intentions were and are and i think of her children and i think of the white children she has who, like my siblings, my parents biological children have no idea what their experience has been, it doesn't occur to them or appeal to them or whatever the case may be. was there an advice question for -- >> have you seen it work? >> i think you hit the nail on the head, what does it mean for you? that i feel left? absolutely. did i feel like i was missing something, obviously? yes. did i grieve that, did it drive me into difficult and dangerous situations? yes. do i think black kids should be around as many black cultures as possible? absolutely. do i think white people like parents have the tools for the history of handling that? no, i don't. >> do you think -- how do i put this? gender is in your narrative as well and the particular ways sexuality and femininity, black me

we saw what happened with amy coney barrett. in 2016, he ran against trump who said he's a xenophobic bigot and then became trump's best friend. same pattern on ukraine. if it's a quid pro quo, it's really bad. then when a quid pro quo was proved, it wasn't really bad and with the insurrection he said in the moment of the violence, i'm out. then he got right back in. i don't know how you avoid the conclusion that lindsey graham is an energizer bunny going straight in the direction of what is the most expedient thing for him in that moment and this seems to be another example of that. >> john harwood, ambassador eisen, thanks to both of you. >>> still to come -- senate minority leader mitch mcconnell, interesting to say those words, does something most of his colleagues in the house will not do. he publicly calls out congresswoman and conspiracy theorist extraordinaire marjorie taylor greene, condemning her, quote, loony lies, calling her, again quoting, a cancer for the republican party. will leaders in the house follow his lead

laid off keystone pipeline worker key allen and greg barrett, gentlemen, welcome. >> how are you doing afternoon. >> lynn, let's start with you, father of 3, welding for 34 years, hired cancellation of the key -- how did the cancellation of keystone pipeline affect you? >> i have one boy going to college and i want them to have more than what i had. with them canceling this right here, it was a real shot in the foot for me because i'm home now and like i say, i need a job, and i need to take care of the children. i have to grow and make money. mike: greg, you have been a welder my understanding for more than 20 years, what are your work prospects at this point? >> well, at this time i really don't know. this was a big project, i don't really know. it's kind of the future is uncertain. i hope we can get this changed where we can go to work. mike: we have a map we can put up on the screen showing the pipelines running through the united states of america. obviously this administration making a priority to try to shift more toward green energy. lynn, your thoughts about basically how thin

barrett. associate professor of law at george mason university, also adviser to former president trump's pre-transition team in 2016. also joined by cnn chief political analyst gloria borger. j.w., i was very curious as you looked at what donald trump's attorneys are saying. are there strong points to their argument that you see? >> i don't think so. i think, for example, i would completely reject this false dichotomy either trump incited a riot or the riot was beginning before it got there. what it in fact means informs context of trump's decisions here. he knew this was a group base and briefings i'm sure he got from national security advisers, that this was a group that was prone to be, to just enflame with a very small spark. that tells us something about the language he was using. the use of the word "fight" towards the end of the speech. the fact good at inserting dog whistles that wink and smile to proud boys and qanon. extensive commentary. all of that informs the context what he did a

he would later find love again, marrying martha barrett dana, having six children beginning at 1837, and three of his four sons would go on to serve in the military, in the union army during the american civil war. when war broke out in 1861, they were living in new york city. when lincoln would put up the call for volunteers after the firing on fort sumter in charleston harbor as we heard from mark sprees intonation, the virtual symposium. green did not initially volunteer his services. he would wait, and wait, and wait. finally, in january of 1862 he could wait no longer and green decided to offer his prior military experience to the union army. you'd be assigned command of the 16th -- between january 60 to july 60 -- three little have been written about green and his performances. several of a subordinate soft underneath him in the 60th new york but perhaps lieutenant colonel william fox -- later right perhaps the best description of general green. as he came to gettysburg and would fight there on july 2nd and third 1863. fox wrote this. quote, general greens personal appearance a

here is coney barrett's donie o'sullivan. >> i live just a few blocks south of the capitol.e walking on the sidewalk heading up to the capitol with trump flags and red hats and i thought i wonder if my mom is here. low lo and behold she was. i will never stop loving my parents but it's this switch that flips in them when they are talking about what the latest q drop means. they are not logical anymore. they are not understanding and often they are not kind. not only does she really believe t but it intersects in her religion. she has never put anything else on the pedestal equal to the bible and it really feels like that with this qanon stuff. >> a conspiracy theory has taken over both these women's lives, but not by their choosing. >> i just want to have a mom who loves me or just -- we're past that. >> they say their parents have been sucked into qanon. >> my childhood was as perfect as any childhood could be. in the recent year or two years where this has become so much stronger within them, they've become completely different people. >> reporter: this woman is still desp

warren was a hollywood studentman was a hollywood stuntman, then one night he was looking down the barretta gun. moments later, four shots rang out and soon investigators would be embroiled in a who done it with more twists than a feature film. here is josh mientkiewicz with "the plot thickens." >> action. it ranks second only to money as the single most important word in hollywood. and here in l.a. where life and art are often the same thing, there's a real life drama that rivaled any action movie, with a plot that includes all of the elements of classic film law. a mystery, featuring an assassin, a femme fatale, a hollywood star, and a stuntman who takes the fall. as for the money, we'll get to that. let's start with the biggest name on the marquis, joe pesci, famous for his role as a cold blooded killer. this drama would co-star his ex-wife, claudia hara, a model and actress who appeared in the gangster film "casino." it includes claudia's brother, who harbors a terrible secret in his past. and finally, claudia's second husband, garrett warren, a hollywood stuntman and martial arts expe

that these are the first 2 cases of the south african barrett to be identified. and california. i want to emphasize we have begun investigating we have not completed our investigation. but the encouraging from our end is that person upon returning. immediately and we don't know of any opportunities for further spread. within our community. after doctor mask of i'm happy to answer any questions. thank you. good afternoon. >>doctor nicholas moss i mean county health officer. now i mean county residents with covid-19 infection diagnosed in january was also found to have had the b 1, 3, 5, 1, variant otherwise referred to as the south african variant and reported to alameda county overnight. our investigation is still in progress. but we can say this person is no longer infectious to others. we have no evidence other be 1, 3, 5, one very cases in the county at this time. but we have a limited picture only a small fraction of covid specimens are sequenced in the u.s., although this number is increasing. efforts are underway in alameda county across california to systematically improv