talking about jamaal bowman and cori bush. both endorsed by democratic socialists of america. they were asked on sunday on cnn if pell lows ski could count on the votes when the new congressional term starts on january 3rd. they didn't answer the question. they hedged their responses instead. we heard clearly from aoc, alexandria ocasio-cortez she said pelosi and chuck schumer both need to go. bring in new leadership to the democratic party, she, aoc isn't ready yet for the speaker job. we'll see if nancy gets reelected as house speaker. david: bowman said is the guy that said capitalism is slavery. susan: i'm not sure about that. david: he did, trust me. susan: socialist endorse months. david: aye yi yi. susan, thank you very much. joe biden is building a team to enact more aggressive regulations. remember all the deregulation the trump administration? that many people say led to a

congressman-elect bowman, you know that's how it's been going. the rich get richer, the poor get poorer. a rising tide lifts all boats is not true. >> it's a broken system and the system has been broken for several decades. some call it plantation capitalism. i call it slavery by another name. it's a system that financially oppresses the majority of americans, and covid has reve revealed how broken the system is for most of us. jeff bezos has become the first 200 billionaire in american history, on his way to being the first trillion by 2026 and over 300,000 people are dead from a global pandemic. that's the inhumane, corrupt, evil system we all exist within. the stock market is not the true measure of a healthy economy. our well-being is a true measure of economy and cash flow is a true measure of a healthy economy. we have too many unemployed, underemployed, too many uninsured and underinsured and this is why we need a federal jobs guarantee, a $15 minimum wage and reparations for the african-american community to rebuild our country in the way

not worried about twitter. >> congressman-elect bowman? >> so, the house passed the heroes act several months ago. and we were talking about $1,200 checks i believe at that time. we need to be at $2,000 per month to meet the needs of the american people, bottom line. we need to continue the $600 per week unemployment insurance. the president is just posturing. he recently suffered a malignant narcissist harm by losing the election. he continues to go to the court to overturn the results. he continues to lose. and now he's posturing himself to bring himself back as the hero of the american people asking for $2,000. mnuchin negotiated on the president's behalf for the $600. so initially the president was fine with that. and now he's trying to switch it up. >> so real quick do you think speaker pelosi made a mistake in agreeing to this? >> the american people need relief right now. so this bill was what we were able to come up with at this moment. but we need to go right back to the table to give people more in terms of relief. the president

and congressman-elect bowman, will you vote for nancy pelosi as speaker?, you will find out when my vote is tallied and again organizing with our community to figure out what's best. >> i'm just curious why -- what does that mean -- when you said organizing with our community, i mean, what do you want to hear from them, real quick, in order to make your decision on whether nancy pelosi should be the speaker? >> so, for me -- >> go ahead. >> go ahead, cori. >> no, for me -- >> go ahead. >> we're almost out of time actually, so just give me a 10 second answer. >> we've got to bring hr-40 to the floor for the vote. we need reparations for the african-american community. we need federal jobs and medicare for all. >> thank you so much to you all. congratulations. merry christmas. appreciate it. and thank you for joining us not only today but over the course of a year that was truly unforgettable, no matter how much most of us want to forget it. it has been a year of lost loved ones but we've seen the best in our country try to. 2020, we're now blocking you on o

so now i guess we have to call him doctor bowman. then he founded his own school.ressman. now he's expecting checks from capitalists so he can stay a congressman. i mean, capitalism allowed him to succeed. and tyrus put it perfectly. although students in the school that doctor bowman founded are eventually one day going to be invested in by people who see their talent or see their hard work or see their ideas and that is going to raise their standard of living. so this again is the opposite of slavery. or that is a beautiful thing. >> geraldo: i am just so irked by invocation of that horror, that historic horror. you know, katie, socialism, the defunding the police, joe biden admitted that these were disastrous issues for democrats. god bless bowman, as jessie says, he is an amazing american success story, but all across the board, elsewhere, the democrats got wiped out on the defund the police and socialism as issues, katie. >> katie: yeah, and the irony, geraldo, he is arguing that capitalism is the enemy here but if you look over the past nine months, you've act

i'll speak corey bush and jamal bowman ahead. ♪ >>> hello. dana bash in for jake tapper in washington. the state of our union as we close out 2020 dropping the ball. unemployment benefits have lapses for millions of americans as a coronavirus relief bill is sitting in limbo at mar-a-lago. 600 dollar checks to americans not signed, sealed, or delivered with no clarity from white house or congress on what happens next. as most americans spent the holidays at home due to worsening coronavirus pandemic, shaken by the still unemployed explosion in nashville that authorities say was intentional. the president seems completely uninterested in governing. instead, he is spending his time golfing, pardoning loyalists, complaining his wife hasn't been on the cover of fashion magazines, and spreading more lies about the election he lost. meanwhile, president-elect biten is warning of dark days ahead as the coronavirus continues to surge. 120,000 americans spent their holidays in hospital beds and coronavirus vaccines are only beginning to offer some prot

if that's congressman bowman.f that's the next generation of lawmakers judging our economic system and our country. your final thoughts? >> mr. bowman should realize that until the covid lockdown, we had the lowest african-american unemployment east diamond history, 5.5. we had a median family income near $50,000 per year. blacks in america were wealthier than any of those of african descent anywhere in the world. he's got to give us the ultimate paradigm. is it north korea, is that the socialist utopia of venezuela? is it the e.u. that has $25,000 less per capita income than we do? you can't find anything other than just to say, you know what, i'm pretty affluent, and pretty free, there's a lockdown -- donald trump from i hate him. therefore i can say whatever i want and get attention. i feel sorry for those people. >> brian: i appreciate it. more on the covid-19 release build. a more breaking, coming your w way. and if you don't have insurance, it's free. plus, get 20% off your treatment plan. enjoy flexible pay

engel who was defeated in the democratic primary for new york's 16th congressional district by jamaal bowman will also hear farewell speeches from virginia representative denver riggleman and i was abby finkenauer. here's congressman ingalls farewell address from the floor of the u.s. house of representatives. you, madam speaker.

engel who was defeated in the democratic primary for new york's six congressional district by jamaal bowman. we will hear farewell speeches deborahresentative winkleman. the is the address from floor of the u.s. house of representatives. mr. engel: thank you, programs. i -- thank you, madam speaker. to k unanimous consent revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. madam speaker, i would hope that anyone who has privilege to serve as a member of congress leaves heart full of a gratitude. years as a member

what i would like congressman elect bowman to do is to go down to nashville and tell those people whoere evacuated by those six cops on christmas morning, you were on the air, i was watching, how they were terrorizing their own communities. i have been a part of the house races, i guarantee you -- i know thifor a fact, the movement is t helped a lot of republican house candidates, especially in suburban areas, california, other places, to win. why the g.o.p. won so many seats unexpectedly on election day. it was a very big factor. >> julie: wendy, nine cities with some of america's larger murder rate increases in this country. they actually hosted black lives matter and defund the police protests. and rioting, which led to left proactive policing. why would anyone in their right mind start talking about defunding the police connect after matt just brought up nashville and other circumstances where the police are needed so desperately. speak up because there is a pattern and practice within the police force that continues to harm black and brown people. that's why. i am the granddaught

joining me, jamal bowman of new york. congressman, welcome.d viewers you defeated a fellow democrat, elliott angle, chairman of the house foreign affairs committee. thank you for joining me now. first question is do you think joe biden is doing enough to keep his promise to pick an administration that roieflects america? >> i think it is important for us to have racial diversity obviously, also important to have gender diversity and as we saw, he picked an all female communications team which is historic and huge. but i think ideological diversity is most key here. we need to make sure that president-elect joe biden is picking as many progressives to his cabinet as possible. the people have spoken, came out in droves, organized across the country to help joe biden get elected and the people, grass roots, when they helped get him elected demanded action on climate change. >> has he so far? >> i'm sorry? >> are you satisfied with the way the biden transition has answered that call you're talking about, has put progressives that you're describing

plus new squad member jamaal bowman, calling capitalism savory by another name. he says democrats should follow the squad, not former president obama. dramatic video showing the moment a shooter open fire on a pennsylvania officer, then escaped from custody. a manhunt is now underway for the suspect that police warn is armed and dangerous. i'm david asman in for elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. david: first up tonight despite an apparent deal on a covid relief bill there are many complaints about not enough money in the bill but will any bailout from congress be enough to save millions of small businesses struggling to survive new covid lockdowns? the key question may not be how to get a bigger handout from washington but how to get america working again. joining me now to discuss this is former cke restaurants ceo andy puzder. andy, great to see you. politicians as you well know, they like bailouts because it makes them feel like santa claus even though they're handing out other peoples money but american businesses need a lot more th

representative elect amol bowman says he wants reparations of the table.is going to his community to talk with them. my guess is the community will help organize. that's how it works. it's not that you just a dumb echo and then make demands the squad is small i would lose that food. it's being in that outside pressure with unions, organizers, petitions, phone calls, to really say, "listen, i want to have the best leaders in congress." but were not going to do this unless you get the issues we care about address. or, frankly, that the speaker potentially. >> julie: david, what questions do you think this race is about the relationship democratic leadership is going to have with the growing numbers of progressives in session? >> i think we should talk about relationships and reality. nomiki is not wrong, they are going back to the communities, the supporters. they are organizing, and there comes the reality. nancy pelosi controls the purse strings, the large donors. she has a huge amount of power within the party still. while they may be progressive challeng

former national security adviser is key to understanding why pandemic planning went so badly well bowman's decision was to reorganize and to make preparedness to the crack team that obama had it in ways he wanted everything focused on bio warfare but the larger phenomenon worse is trump's absolute obsession with destroying and dismantle like everything that. the previous president who didn't. put in place remember this regime into power down we destroyed the fordable here or obamacare and it's johnson we tried to do things like the budget the centers for disease control. if you look at this internationally you see that the lead agencies traditionally lead agencies in disease have been marginalized and the view issue is you know to totally marginal who all this center for disease control in the united states has had a totally the marginal role in the european union where there exists a protocol. for countries to cooperate in responding to transnational disease or soon as totally new or 2 it has a driver ministration would say about a cat had many critics left and right and that has many cri

well bowman's decision was to reorganize endemic preparedness to fire the crack team that obama had put in place he wanted everything focused on on bio warfare but the larger phenomenon of course is trumps absolute obsession with destroying and dismantling their everything that. the previous president if put in a put in place remember this regime came into power valley to destroy the fordable care or obamacare and is constantly trying to do things like take the budget earth centers for disease control. if you look at this internationally you see that the media agencies traditionally lead agencies in disease have been marginalized in the view issue as you noted totally marginal who all this center produces control of the united states has had a totally marginal role in the european union where there exists a protocol. for countries to cooperate in responding to transnational disease or soon as totally new or to expose the trouble ministration would say about the cat had many critics left and right and that has many critics as well. of of course but the fundamental problem you are with th

[laughter] david: one of the newest editions to aoc's squad, jamal bowman, speaking out against joe biden being progressive enough. joining me now is the editor and publisher of jacobin magazine and author of "the socialist manifesto." and former senior adviser to joe biden, moe vela. i won't ask you who makes your skin crawl. we'll focus first on policies, maybe then on personalities. which of your policy goals as a socialist are you most worried about getting cut or watered down by biden agenda? >> well, i think the most important thing right now is what we can do to restore -- in this country. joe biden has made overtures to organized labor, but it's to get people to turn out to vote for them, and they don't actually follow through on it. and labor, to me, is the bedrock for everything else. we're not going to have an economy that works for people who don't have a seat at the table. david: besides that overall goal, is there any specific policy that would are relate to that goal, any particular policy with regard to the labor department or regulations, etc. >> well, i think, obviously,

little that mr bowman the families of the dragons which were ordered to hold true used. books on. hello and a warm welcome to focus on europe i'm a lot about the lola it's nice to have you with us today twas the night before christmas and all through the house not a creature was stirring not even a mouse the classic tale has taken on a new meaning this holiday season as a pandemic brings europe largely to a standstill streets are empty shops are shuttered and large christmas gatherings cancelled and the lockdown is set to continue into the new year and many countries . will for many europeans living in big cities being confined to one apartment has created a deep yearning to be closer to nature hell for now and is wanted to escape the confines of his small space in madrid he found a place on the countryside that allows him and his girlfriend to live the simple life it's in the northwestern spanish region of galaxia near abandoned villages like this one have become hot property during the pandemic. but almost. a year ago a label fernandez and then yellow herrera wouldn't have thoug

engel who was defeated in the democratic primary for new york's six congressional district by jamaal bowman. we will hear farewell speeches deborahresentative winkleman. the is the address from floor of the u.s. house of representatives. mr. engel: thank you, programs. i -- thank you, madam speaker. to k unanimous consent revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. madam speaker, i would hope that anyone who has privilege to serve as a member of congress leaves heart full of a gratitude. years as a member of this body, i certainly feel that way. it's hard to believe that i've terms, 32 d for 16 years. age 41, not t expect, xactly what to and i learned a great deal in 32 years. i send gratitude first and foremost to the people of the district of congressional times.ding me here 16 t's been an honor to have had your trust and to be your voice house. the gratitude to the thousands of people, capitol police, the arms, the congressional research service, the architect of the capitol, of the attending physician, dr. monahan, and so others. it takes a small army to ke

engel who was defeated in the democratic primary for new york's 16th congressional district by jamaal bowmanwe will also hear farewell speeches from virginia representative denver riggleman and i was abby finkenauer. here's congressman ingalls farewell address from the floor of the u.s. house of representatives. you, madam speaker. congressional for sending me here 16 >> it's been an honor to have had your trust and to be your voice in the house. gratitude to the thousands of people, captain of police, the sergeant at arms, congressional research service, the architect of the capitol, the office of the attending physician, and so many others. it takes a small army to keep, chris running. you seldom get the recognition that you weren't. atitude to my staff over the years. me acknowledge a few who long een with me for a while. my chief of staff, bill whites, and my ned. for the record a full roster of my staff in the office of the 16th district and the committee on foreign affairs with my profound thanks. gratitude to my representatives. when i came here, i never could have imagined that i wou

lining around the fact that there has been help from the government they are expecting the deficit to bowman to about 400000000 euro going into one euro but pounds going into the 2021 for the 4th quarter 1st quarter and that's going to be a factor but on the other hand the consumer spending was up 20 percent and people are still relatively optimistic about a vaccine and about the fact that this variant which has not been proven to be ineffective against the vaccine won't necessarily be as just so catastrophic as one would think so as we've learned here in the united states there is the economy and there is the market and so when you look at the british stock at this particular if you want to look at it through the american eyes of the e.t.f. . actually has been rallying since november it did fall on monday with the news of the variant but it is actually sort of died. thing within there and still holding some major support as there were it's possible looking forward that this is a temporary blip in the trade deal was not completely dead yet i feel like monty python when i say that and so we r

political and bowman's to live and work now some of them don't so they are also very very mixed and i don't think we should go into is kind of communal divisions and assume that somebody born in china won't necessarily support the communist party system signifies a me ask you to expand our on what steve was saying there as well i mean is that a faulty assumption that because more of the population in macau were born in mainland china that they would have more sympathetic views toward the mainland. well i agree with that in principle but i think that there is a very important element to the hong kong protests which is due to the identity of people as hong kong is something which beijing dislikes very considerably they think that people in hong kong should just identify themselves as being shy needs so it doesn't quite matter where people are born what does matter is the community in which they live and the community that's developed as hong kong has a very very vibrant civil society a society which prides in its identification with the car when the big slogans of the protest movement w

but, you know, i want to say one thing about bowman and the squad.r the history, for instance, of black people and they talk about black and brown people around the world. a lot of the things they propose actually doesn't did -- hurts black and brown people. the student loan debacle that they are trying to push. that would overwhelmingly help white folks with master's degrees who eventually earn millions of dollars more over their lifetime than anyone else. getting rid of oil? let me tell what you oil does. black and brown, it's 83 billion for iraq. 133 billion for saudi arabia. it's $41 billion for nigeria. it's $32 billion for angola. in fact, the congo, the democratic republic of congo is 50% of their revenue. they are talking about he disseminating millions of black and brown people for the socialist utopian idea that they bought into in college and they hide behind things like ugly police brutality or the notion that corporations control everything. and then stupid comments like the majority of americans are not working. entering this year, blac

you just played the sound people asking about congressman electco bush and jamaal bowman not will to back nancy pelosi yet. here some say they will not back nancy pelosi. you have these three democrats representative conor lamb, jared golden and elissa slotkin who have said they will not back nancy pelosi. i have talked about the reshuffling of our political allanement. i have talked about the republican party going through a reshuffling of positions. i liken that to dominoes. you will be shifting them every which way. what's happening on the democratic side though is a pull. it's not so much a reshuffling but a hard pull in one direction. we're watching our political parties change as we speak, lawrence. will. >> lawrence: yeah. people wonder why nancy pelosi gave these powerful 'seats to these freshmen on the judiciary committee. remember, these are democrats that primaried other democrats and whop their seats after 20-must years. have you cori bush that unseated lacy clay in missouri after he and his father it had the seat. and you got the other member bowman that unseated engel i

because that's what gets you to the negotiating table 32 years after bowman took down them be in scotland the u.s. justice department is charged with a new suspect former libyan intelligence officer. masood is accused of making the bomb blew up the poem plane in 190-8270 people were killed most of them were americans the u.s. is requesting that mehsud be extradited from libya where he is in custody the united states has filed criminal charges against the 3rd conspirator. sued keer. for his role in the bombing of pan am flight 103. let there be no mistake no amount of time or distance will stop the united states and our scottish partners from pursuing justice in this case the u.a.e. is defending to a router and a private bank in luxembourg have been accused of trying to plot causes economic downfall bloomberg news has seen emails documents and legal filings between mohamed bin side and bank havilland it suggests a plan to attack carter's financial markets including depleting its foreign exchange reserves the idea was reportedly hatched shortly after the u.a.e. saudi arabia egypt and bahrai

expert he suggests we talked of lattimer romanov's one of the world's foremost permafrost researchers bowmanhosking who advises governments and companies says the situation is quite clear. already i have 35 years of measurements and during this period of time we started to as permafrost temperature about minus 8 mo it's minus 4 on the north slope of alaska. from 20132014 we have new really strong wave of warming where whole sites in interior show very substantial warming. should this continue it could also have serious consequences for energy supplies around the globe as more and more of the world's oil and gas supplies come from the arctic. in the many areas distribution of prices vary on the vendor some big chunks of a few almost fewer eyes there and when this chunks are melting then surface of size developing very very uneven surfaces and there's many occasions already exist where this subsidence will reduce the. structure infrastructure. heading north the trans alaska pipeline leads us out of the mountains and across the frozen arctic tundra a region of stunning natural beauty. then we p

congressman elect jamal bowman saying we have moved from physical channel and racial segregation to aantation economic system that keeps the majority of americans unemployed or underemployed and struggling just to survive while the power elite continues to concentrate wealth in the hands of a few. he called for a new system without giving specifics. one of the white house's top advisers doctor debra ossoff -- birx defend herself after taking a trip after warning americans to limit their thanks giving travel. in a statement doctor birx says i muscle caregiver for my parents, i did not all the thanks giving celebration this year. the thanksgiving holiday solely focused on preparing a property for potential sale. i self isolate, wear a mask and get tested when i interact with them. she said she and her family follow and practice cdc guidelines. >> the uk will be spending christmas in lockdown, the nation taking drastic action as it deals with the new strain of the coronavirus appearing to be more transmissible and before. todd: the very latest. >> reporter: a new variant of coronavirus w

david: i think proof of what you're saying is what we heard from jamaal bowman.a new member of congress. he wants to join the squad. i think he's already a member but he said capitalism is slavery. he's way out there with marxist rhetoric and more than socialist. >> that is exactly what continues to happen in this country. the goal posts keep getting moved to the left so now all the radicals seem to look like moderates. we just keep going further to the left until we have a president trump who gave us hope but regardless of what happens on inauguration day republicans and conservatives we will fight and never become socialists we will always been the greatest nation on the face of the earth. david: we just had this coming in, the number of voters of early voters in georgia and that key senate election is a week from tomorrow and 2,000,126 people voted early in georgia so how does that affect the chances of republicans or democrats? >> typically early voters tend to skew more democrats but this year has been odd for everybody when you consider the mail in voting a

past bowman is 66 after consulting an orthopedic specialist about his back problems he ended up in the gym. of my lower back needs to be looked after so i have to be disciplined but i also really enjoy it off from. past started working out on these machines 7 years ago. he says he's changed a lot since then. but fluff and. i still had the same smile back then but i was 12 kilos heavier so you would have recognised me but i just feel fitter than i did 7 years ago considerably fewer people. go on to the end that we have people here who have never done any kind of exercise before and now feel at an advanced stage that they should do something now to improve their quality of life we also have people with artificial joints people who have had operations and want to get stronger. it's important that older people have a health check up and get experts instruction in the gym. goes into every teen is going to the gym 3 times a week and spending at least an hour that. you'd like to come for more than an hour sometimes i have my time on this earth is limited and i have to make sure that i make th

the incoming democrats, cory bush of missouri, jamal bowman of new york, are expected to join the so-called which have called for new leadership. fox news contributor jason chaffetz says a divided democrat party could put pelosi's speakership in jeopardy. >> i don't think she could run the gauntlet. i don't think she can get from here to there. there's only a few days until they actually have this vote. each member, the one thing they have to do is call out who they're going to vote for, for speaker of the house. there was not a single republican, not one, running for re-election in the house of representatives that lost a race, not one. and i think the next generation of democrats is fed up. i think they they see a group of people that are basically about 80 years old in their leadership, they've been there for a long time. they're hungry, they're aggressive and i think -- i don't think she can get the 218 votes needed. carley: pelosi is seeking her fourth two-year term as speaker. todd: i do love the robot man. carley: so do i. todd: the packers crushing the titans in the snow. boy, doesn

jamal bowman took the opportunity to double down on defunding the police tweeting in part it is cruele system that is terrorizing our communities. turning to extreme weather a powerful winter storm slams the upper midwest creating treacherous travel conditions, drivers battling white out conditions in iowa. todd: the storm forcing people to push their cars out of the snow. >> reporter: that storm is not over yet. here's what we are looking at across the country, this is where we see big weather, warm air bubbling up, everything in that area, rain and that is where we see big snow. freezing rain south on the system. most of the heavy snow, the great lakes, upper midwest, heavy snow in michigan and the upper peninsula into wisconsin, a big rainmaker for now, freezing rain with this, that could be an issue going forward. in the chicago area toward detroit getting into toledo and stretching to the northwest and the upper peninsula and then you run along the frontal area. just as dangerous as this heavy snow. bringing at times heavy rain, heavy snow to northern areas and freezing rain i wa

bowman is not going to listen to president obama or any moderate.gel was there over 20 years and he unseated him. he has an agenda for the people that are there like aoc and the rest of the squad members corey bush that unseated another democrat in missouri. they don't care about president obama or any other moderate democrat, they care about the people that sent them there to do that. by the way, i would also respond to bowman by saying look what happened in new york. they got rid of the anticrime unit. they cut $1 billion from the police department's budget. now, as you guys know i'm a libertarian. i'm always willing to cut more government and give american citizens more attack dollars. the problem is that the number one duty of government is to protect its citizens and new york is going through a crime fest. the assaults, the violence, the shootings. brian: homelessness. >> the homelessness. when i go outside of my apartment in midtown, they are shooting up with drugs. there is a major problem in this city. it's a lack of leadership and it's the

ray bowman has the latest as lawmakers continue to debate a possible covid-19 relief bill. >> reporter: under mounting pressure to pass another coronavirus relief bill, house speaker, nancy pelosi, wrapped up the work week weighing in on where negotiations stand just three weeks before christmas. >> it's not text yet, it is framework. there is momentum. >> reporter: talks will continue momentum is building around the $908 billion proposal put forth by the bipartisan group. it includes $300 in weekly unemployment aid, plus more funds for small businesses and vaccine distributions. >> while the group has pledged not to leave for christmas break until a deal is done, both house majority leader's roi an earlier december 11th deadline. that is when congress needs to pass another spending bill to avoid a government shutdown. it could also be a chance to attach a relief bill and get the votes needed to pass both. >> that is the vehicle leaving the station. >> agree where we agree. back the progress. like law. take a whole lot of pressure will pressure. keep debating the areas where we don't a

is harmful to the public safety of the citizens that they represent we have just in new york, amol bowmanss that is moving forth the same agenda of defunding police in the same hold true with alexandria ocasio-cortez in the new york area these are terriblele elected officials and we need to put a stop to this as citizens and ensure these people don't get elected moving forwa forward. elizabeth: there is an issue about police brutality but defunding the police with minority communities, that is the debate and it's great to see you, thank you so much. >> thank you for having me's. elizabeth: former u.s. attorney brett coleman we are more embarrassing problems for hunter biden and new court decision plans that chinese former business partner that paid hunter to help them. that story next. >> do you still think that your son hunter -- >> yes, yes, yes. [inaudible] >> making these judgments about how they should proceed there isa clogging problem. (clog dancing) at least geico makes it easy to bundle our renters and car insurance. yeah, helping us save us even more... for bundling made easy, g

in new york, for example, jamaal bowman who as recently elected to congress moving forth that same agendapolice. the same holds true with alexandria ocasio-cortez in the new york area. these are terrible, these are terrible elected officials and we need to put a stop to this as citizens and insure that these people don't get elected into office again moving forward. elizabeth: yeah there is an issue about police brutality but is the answer defunding the police because that slams minority communities. that is the debate. darren porcher, thanks for being here. good to see you. >> thanks for having me. elizabeth: attorney brett tolman on this story, we have more embarrassing problems for hunter biden. a new court decision slams his former business partner who paid hunter to help him. that story is next. >> you still think this story from the fall about your son hunter biden, [inaudible]? >> yes, yes, yes. god love you, man. you're a one horse pony. i tell you. thank you. thank you. promise you my justice department will be totally on its own making judgments about how they should respond. (k

this year is over and then bowman earthquakes era. >>what a way to end 2020 new year's eve and we get an earthquake and it was felt all over the bay area i was reporting here at ocean beach talking about the parking lot closure and instead i was hitting my car filter rattles the side to side rattle i thought someone you know push my car trying to get my attention that maybe my car is breaking down didn't know what was going on. but my instinct was right it was an earthquake 3.6 it was a couple miles down the coast near near beach and talk to a lot of people here along the beach and many people were running bike riding and they felt it we heard from an earlier and he said he was running any kind of second guessing himself, he said it was a very odd feeling feeling on the ground usually he's in the building when it happens and so he said it was actually nice not having anything around he felt a little bit safer. a lot of you guys have reported this earthquake telling us you are fast asleep when it hit talk to one woman who lives here in

i'll speak to two newly elected democratic members of congress, cory bush and jamal bowman ahead. >>>dana bash in for jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is as we close out 2020, dropping the ball. unemployment benefits have now lapsed for millions of americans as a $900 billion coronavirus relief bill is sitting in limbo at mar-a-lago. $600 checks to americans not signed, sealed, or delivered with no clarity from the white house or congress on what happens next. as most americans spent the holidays at home due t

and congressman-elect bowman, will you vote for nancy pelosi as speaker? >> so you will find out when my vote is tallied and, again, organizing with our community to figure out what's best. >> what do you think of those responses? >> well, i can tell you as a proud progressive myself that i am going to be voting for nancy pelosi because i think she has been a remarkable leader through these very turbulent and challenging times for our country. and i think that our new members are doing exactly what they should be doing, checking in with their constituents, making sure that they understand the best way to fight for their families at home. you know, this is a new role for them and they're taking it seriously and there's nothing wrong with that. >> do you think -- >> but i am -- >> my question i guess is now with president-elect joe biden picking some democratic members from congress for his cabinet, there's only a three-vote margin in the house for democrats now, and so do you think that the fact that they seem to be on the fence, the progressives seem to be

in response to this we have a member of the new squad, congressman elect jamaal bowman who tweeted inponse "we are fighting in your memory, tamir he will not be forgotten. defund the police and defund this system that is terrorizing our communities." i want to get your response to that but first i want to hear what former president obama has said about this idea of defunding the police. take a listen. >> i guess you can use a snappy slogan like "defund the police," but you know you've lost a big audience the minute you say it which makes it a lot less likely you are actually going to get the changes you want done. the key is to sign a direction want to get something done or do you want to feel good among the people you already agree with? >> alicia: when you have this struggle going on inside the democratic party, how does that impact the murder rate that we've seen go up so much this year? >> police are literally the last line of defense between law and order on the one hand and lawlessness and anarchy on the other. the idea that we are just going to defund them and replace them with

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