>> congressman brooks: absolutely not.es moral values decline in the united states of america and there are a lot of factors that have contributed to our moral decline. by way of example, the studies i've ever seen suggest that children who are raised with just one parent around, they don't do as well by the time they become adults. why? because it's almost impossible for a single parent to do the kind of job that two parents collectively can do, it's just a numbers game. and there arlot of single parents that do an excel job raising their kids, but they are super parents, and i thank them for the effort that they've put forth in producing children who later become responsible adults. but unfortunately, the data is very clear, those single-parent households, for whatever rea end up resulting in children who are more likely to be on welfare, less likely to get the kind of grades you expect to get in school, more likely to be involved in drugs and unfortunately are more likely to be involved in criminal conduct. that's just

brooke was one of those people who thought she'd found her match on tinder. ♪♪♪ brooke: when i firstomeone to be in a relationship with. i first matched with him in 2017, i was in my last year of uni. i guess my first impression was that he seemed like a really chill, down-to-earth kind of guy. harea to live with his grandma, hand help take care of her,the and so i was like, oh, well, he's obviously, like, a really kind, caring guy. when he asked if i wanted to, you know, go back to his place to have tea on the second date, i was like, yup, sure, and we had tea and chilled, and then i went home. ♪♪♪ brooke: the next time we caught up, he picked me up from my place, and we went for a drive outside of galong and into sort of, like, this sort of really rural town, where there was, like, no streetlights, no nothing. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ avani: the man pulled up in a secluded spot. when brooke got nervous and asked to be taken home, he threw her phone out the car window. ♪♪♪ brooke: once the phone smashed, i was like, oh crap, now i'm in the middle of, you know, nowhere, like i didn't actually know wh

i don't know what he is asking mo brooks to do. i'm in the quite sure what mo brooks is capable of doing. but mo brooks has asserted that they want to hold, or there was scheming h involved to try to hd a special election for the presidency. have you uncovered whatever that plot is? >> well, mo brooks makes an attempt to a point, ali, because this is really a continuing effort to overthrow our system of government. donald trump has never conceded defeat to joe biden. and his c supporters, like pro brooks are out there saying that donald trump is the rightful winner, andna we're very curiou about what mo brooks is referring to when heur talks abt continuing efforts to get congress to rescindut the election. there of course is no provision inth the u.s. constitution for rescission of an election any more than there is a provision to seize the ry election machinery and re-run theel election, which was anoth plot they had, any more than there is justification for the vice president to stepti outsid of his constitutional role, and simpl

britt, he will back brooks. interesting story here. brooks goes from third in the polls, being renounced by donald trump, to now having a chance to make a runoff against britt. if he makes that, now potentially having the endorsement of the third candidate in this race and a chance to win the republican nomination. extraordinary turn of events. >> indeed. steve kornacki, thank you. that's a perfect setup for our own vaughan hillyard in alabama. he is covering that big republican senate primary. he has mo brooks with him. vaughan? >> reporter: i think steve set up this race well. that's why we wanted to make sure we came here to alabama. i want to bring in mo brooks. what is interesting is that two months ago, when donald trump unendorsed you, we have seen your poll numbers rise. why is that and what would your message be to president trump? >> before i touch on that, let me welcome you to the number one best place to live in the united states, according to u.s. news and world report. i had to put that plug in. w

and in the latest polling showing brooks surging and last night mike durant said that if brooks makes the runoff with britt, durant said he will endorse brooks. so despite losing donald trump's endorsement, we are now looking at a possibility that this is fascinating, does he make that runoff and go to that runoff with momentum. >> that is such a fascinating race. it is the to fill the senate seat by the retiring richard shelby in the state of alabama. you have catty britt there that you just pointed out. but talk about the move from month brooks. he was trailing in the polls when donald trump pulled back his endorsement and said we should perhaps turn the page and look ahead rather than looking back at 2020. he lost that support. but now over the last couple of months has picked up double-digits and right there within the margin of error again. >> if you look at polling average. you have britt in the mid-30s and brooks and durant about five to seven points behind her. the polling was favorable to make durant in this race. he's fallen off over the last few months. it was very signific

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he told us last night if it is mo brooks and katie britt, he would throw his weight behind brooks. suddenly republicans are looking at the potential nominee and future u.s. senator being congressman mo brooks. all of this the january 6th committee wants to talk to him. he has allegations and suggestions of evidence and fraud, which i kept asking him, then why not sit down with the january 6th committee and work through their questions and present whatever it is that he's got. take a listen. >> can you sit down with the january 6th committee? >> well, if they were to do it under terms and conditions i believe are more appropriate. certainly i am considering it more so than subpoena me in the midst of a campaign. >> i am interested why you will not sit down with the january 6th committee? >> i have tried to go through the steps required. most importantly, that it be done if public. not secret and clandestine. >> if they would do a public hearing. you would do one. >> there are four parts, i get past one, sometimes two and you interrupt me before i can conclude. there is another bigge

it is mo brooks who has re-emerged without that donald trump endorsement.ces in republican politics, who tell me, look, there has been a focus on mike durant, as a result of mo brooks kind of disappearing from the field. i was talking to an adviser of durant's campaign, who says they have not been able to keep up with the onslaught of katie bri. >> it t ads, a former chief of staff to richard shelby, the retiring republican senator and i think it is important, our colleague last night, was at a mike durant event here in huntsville and had the chance to talk with him and in the situation that bun one of these candidates doesn't hit 50%, there is a runoff in june, with the top two candidates and that is where mike durant will be, and mo brooks comes in second, and gets a chance to take over britt, and i he will throw his support behind him here. and all eyes here are on alabama, as well as georgia, because of that mo brooks unendorsement and the potential for here he is right in there again. >> another plot twist and a runoff and then trump decides to get bac

trump endorsed moe brooks for the open senate seat, but then he took the endorsement back. what's the status of that primary? >> yeah, like lazarus coming back from the dead, i think essentially. mo brooks who was left for dead essentially when trump withdrew that endorsement, he was double digits behind a run-off spot. now without trump's endorsement, he's in a dead heat. he may be able to reach that without trump's support. in the state of georgia, that senate race, herschel walker will win that, but overall, it could be trump's worst day of may so far. >> harry enten, thanks so much. >> what may be a common link between many of the new monkeypox cases that are now popping up. stay with us. s fast, reliable internet solutions nationwide. so youou can power your business to do more.

senator rand paul held a telerally with mo brooks yesterday. you are seeing momentum for brooks.he question is, of course, is it enough? and if he does it without trump's endorsement, what happens during that runoff, if in fact one is forced, here, brianna, here in alabama. of course, it's a conservative state. it is a trump state. but some of the voters we spoke to said they thought that trump had misfired that they supported mo brooks and perhaps trump let his temper get the best of him in this case. whether or not that's going to impact mo brooks' chances we'll find out today. >> yeah, we'll see if trump regrets rescinding that endorsement. >> joining me cnn political analyst for "the new york times" maggie haberman and senior political analyst john avlon. i want to start with the governor's race there in georgia. number one, trump bet big on david perdue. when you bet big, you risk losing big. and the other thing, and this is what i want to start it this very public performance by mike pence. this very public split from donald trump where he shows up on the eve of the electio

i am not quite sure when mel brooks is capable of doing. but middlebrook's has asserted that they want to hold, a special election for the presidency. have you uncovered whatever that plot is? >> well, he makes an essential point because this is a continuing effort to overthrow our system. donald trump's supporters, like mel brooks are out there saying that donald trump is the rightful winner, and we are very curious about what mel brooks is referring to when he talks about continuing efforts to get congress to rescind to the election. they're of course is no provision in the u. s. constitution for recision of an election. any more than there is a provision for the military to seize the election machinery, and re-run the election which was another plot they had, anymore than there is justification for the vice president's step outside of his constitutional role and simply unilaterally reject electoral college votes cast by tens of millions of people. so all of these are counterfeit efforts to replace our real constitutional order with somet

brooks was kicked out of the game. and today the nba suspended him for the next game. kron. 4 sports reporter kate rooney joins us now. >> to explain. you want to see a fan base that has some animosity towards a player when brooks eventually play-in game 4 chase is going to let him have it. i would think. yeah, you said it. we're talking off camera. they're going to be a lot of handed down to the sky. a lot of people. >> not happy with the way that plane went down. they were expecting the suspension, but some questioning whether it's even long enough is the punishment that was handed down. but nba today, it's brooks will miss one game. that's this upcoming game 3 on saturday. now this comes after he was ejected for a flagrant 2 foul, which is defined as unnecessary and excessive contact against an opponent that comes with an immediate ejection from the game. and in this case, further review by the league determined it wasn't worthy of a suspension as well. we also learn more about the extent of gp two's injury today. i

but clearly it was not a kiss of death for mo brooks.andra: onto the prime result in george by first bring up the wall street journal piece from this morning the wisconsin gop latest a meltdown asking why do republicans seem so determined to lose the november elections for it in it says this this week's prime result in george approved most republican voters are ready to stop looking backward at 2020 and start trying to get the real work them for their states and their country. time to leave 2020 behind. celebrex, governor kent simile run beating the truck back candidate former senator david perdue by more than 50 points. huge margin give us your take on what this all means for donald trump and his power of the republican party? what's remains a highly influential figure republican politics but it may be true his endorsement may be worth in the other single endorsement for the evidence from george's very clear this is the big one for him pretty badly wanted to defeat brian kemp because he felt brian kemp did not stand up for him when the

brooks missed most of game to end was suspended for game three.ion tonight and the grizzlies will need a big game. lots more to come from chase center. we've got a lot of news here, we will have that as we continue at 4:00. dan: we hope for a great game but a safe game. keep it cool, keep it safe. kristen: speaking of cool, i think we got that today. dan: in mike nico we have that. kristen: great to be back. let's take a look outside. it has been a cool and breezy day for all of us across the board. we have also had a few showers. let's start with the wind, it has really ramped up. pushing 15 to 25 miles per hour coming off the 51 degree ocean water. that is why temperatures are cooler than average. we should be in the mid 60's to the mid-70's. instead, just a few 60's like american canon, napa and concord . that is it. let's move on and talk about what is going to happen deeper in the forecast. cool breeze and showers, with the possibility of hail and lightning. the weekend is looking a lot like summer. quite a spread developing. antioch, concord

was stolen which to anyone who knows mo brooks finds quite stunning. it is a quite stunning turn of events only because of mo brooks made a comment a couple months ago about how we needed to move on from 2020. w walk downtown, over to the shiny domee over there, most republicans are probably say the same thing. most republicans aren't relying on trumps endorsement to win a in alabama. so he hate on -- spending a lot of money out really well produce campaign ads. he was part of the military operation that would later dramatize the black was one of the only survivors of those events in mogadishu and has established himself as perhaps the front runner in that race as mo brooks has faded without trumps an divorcement and katy britt who entered the race as the more establishment alternative former staffer to richard shelby very close ties former president to the alabama business council. she has come a note trumps endorsement is back up for grabs begun to pivot a little bit like we saw in that ad focusing on red meat issue like immigration, saying she's goi

brooks said to our gabby orr this weekend, call me a modern day lazarus. right direction right when it should. i just walked out of a rally, if you will, with senator ted cruz and mo brooks. and this evening, alison, senator rand paul is going to host a telethon sort of town hall for mo breaks who says he's going to keep on campaigning. and he said he believes they can force it for nobody to hit the 50% number. i asked him today if he thought it meant something that he was doing better without president trump's endorsement. he wouldn't go there. didn't say anything about that. he said instead he felt like it was because people in alabama knew him and they had time to get to know the other two people running against him. >> you're right, diane, it is fascinating. thank you very much for the reporting and remember the stay with cnn for election night in america. our special coverage begins tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. >>> okay, now to ukraine. a ukraine court found a russian soldier guilty in the first war crimes trial since the invasion began. the chief prosecutor

former president trump originally endorsed brooks then in march, he changed his mind he accused brooks of going woke, as he put it, after the congressman told voters to leave the 2020 election in the past. in arkansas, the former white house press secretary for the former president sarah sanders taking aim at the governor's mansion. she picked up support from her old boss and political experts say she is expected to win the primary. in texas, george p. bush is taking on the incumbent attorney general ken paxton paxton has trump's backing bush is the son of the former florida governor jeb bush and, of course, the nephew of former president george w. bush in minnesota, voters are set to decide whether candidates for former president jim hagedorn's seat he died back in february after treatment for kidney cancer. his widow now among the ten republican candidates in the running. but georgia is very much in focus nationwide it's really ground zero for voting rights and a battleground test for former president trump's endorsement power. two incumbent republicans facing off against two trump-b

can brooks actually emerge and enter a runoff tonight?ike the other states that i mentioned, to win, the leader needs 50% plus 1. otherwise, a top two runoff on june 21st. if mo brooks emerges in that runoff, quite an embarrassing result for the former president, who enendorsed him. >> harry enten, your enthusiasm is contagious. thank you. >> i don't know what that is. i don't know what that is. >> i'm not -- i have no idea. >> that's his version of exercise. that's what that is. >> exactly. >> okay. thanks, harry. >> bye. >>> cnn chief political correspondent dana bash has to follow that. dana, great to see you. >> i'll try to keep it at an 11. i will try. >> thank you. let's talk about the significance of -- i mean, these wins, let's just start with georgia. okay? and what are you looking for, and what will it mean for the future? >> well, that's -- that word at the end of the sentence you just used, future, that really is the key. and what has been fascinating about the way that those who are backing brian kemp, the incumbent republica

congressman brooks, one of the first members of congress to say he would challenge the 2020 election results >>> former president trump origina originally endorsed brooks then in march, changed his mind. he accused brooks of going woke, as he put it, after the congressman told voters to leave the 2020 election in the past. in arkansas, the former-white house press secretary for form were president, sarah sanders, taking aim at the governor's mansion. she picked up support from her old boss, and political experts say she is expected to win the nom -- primary. >>> if texas, george peabush is taking on incumbent general paxton bush is the nephew of former-president george w. bush. >>> in minnesota, voters set to decide whether candidates for former-president jim hagedorn's seat his widow, among the ten republican candidates in the run bug georgia is very much many focus nationwide, it is really ground zero for voting rights in a gat battle ground test for former president trump answer dorsment power two incumbent republicans facing off against two trump-backed candidates the state repub

month brook mo brooks, we just spoke with him.n why he's turning heads here is two months ago, he lost donald trump's endorsement when he plummeted in polling. well, look where he's at now. he's got a really good shot to be in the runoff here to most likely take on brit. i want to hear his response when i asked about donald trump's influence today. >> has donald trump's influence wane in the republican party? >> not at all. no one has 100% influence. there are varying degrees of influence in different parts of the country. the state of abbi way of example. senate races he's endorsed and not done well. we tend to be a pretty independent group in the state of alabama. >> this is a situation here where we're likely expecting the head to a run off. i want to note here. talking about the changing landscape of republican senators in the u.s. congress. richard shelby was one of those republican senator who is did not object to the 2020 election results. a as of last night, he tells me that she would have done just that. so that means the

brooks, donahue simpson. he is an american historian where he specializes in american political and military history, especially the american civil war and reconstruction. the author of several books is best known for the book releases grant? triumph over adversity 1822 to 1865 and the reconstruction president. let's bring forward mr. brooks simpson so he can share with us the legacy of ulysses s grant. good morning. thank you. i would like to thank the national park service and the grant monument association. especially frank's guitaro for offering me this opportunity this morning. as many of you know without frank's tireless efforts to preserve this edifice. we might not be here today. i thank him for those efforts. most people know if ulysses s grant primarily has the general who had the armies of the united states to victory in the american civil war. that should be achievement enough. for anyone yet there is more to grant than that. on this day we might also reflect on grant's efforts to realize the frui

you see durant and brooks. catching up with asking him if he would throw his support behind brooks. he said he would here. that puts the focus on the alabama senate run-off next m heightening the attention on it despite trump pulling out his endorsement, brooks is on the rise in alabama. >> thank you so much. to steve, what are you keeping an eye on in the governor's race in georgia? >> the polling here has shown, as you have been talking, kemp has been leading, in the last few months, opened up a significant 20-point plus lead over perdue. georgia is a run-off state. it is kemp getting over 50%, the polling suggests he is well over the 50% to avoid the run-off. there is good odds of an outright kemp victory in the primary. that would be a defeat for donald trump, given that he recruited perdue personally to get into the race. the wild card in georgia tonight, the one i suspect will keep us in suspense longer is this. the race for secretary of state. that is where you have the incumbent. donald trump appealing to him, it willing him to try to find votes to try to get over the top in

let's recall that trump endorsed brooks and took it back.e saw that several of trump's key targets came up with wins any way in georgia last night. what should we read into this about his hold on his party? >> not even wins, john. brian kemp won just completely trounced david perdue. brad raffensperger cleared a runoff narrowly, but that's still a massive victory for those two men in this race. what should we read? we should read that donald trump lost georgia and he is not -- his sway is not what it once was. herschel walker, i think this is the most interesting thing, i've been hearing from democrats and frankly some republicans, a lot of republicans for a while, they are worried herschel walker is not ready for primetime. you can see that from some of the ads. the democrats are trying to push that message on the air waves. my friend manu raju was at the party for herschel walker last night and asked him about gun laws and whether they should change in the wake of the horrible shooting in texas. walker's response was, what i would like to

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really ugly passes, terrible turnovers, steph throwing it right to dillon brooks.will calmly pulls up for three. brooks was on fire 18 in the first half 30 for the game early second, the warriors working the glass to manya be elites to clay, who drills the three klay thompson had himself a game. game six play everybody . this was a physical game, though, but dillon brooks crossed the line a couple of times. shoving stepped down, he was assessed a flagrant places don't mess with my guy. andrew wiggins, another one of those warriors with a huge game gets free for the dunk. 18 points. 10 rebounds hit 33 pointers the warriors going on 18 to 3 run to put this one away. it was a very close game all game long. but when clay hit that shot, you knew it was over. he had a team high 30 points. and if that wasn't the dagger, this was steph had 29, including this three, says night night to the grizzlies. the warriors had 70 rebounds. even looney had 22 of them as they went at 1 10 to 96. they take that series four games to two. clay did that feel like it used to feel like did t

>> we'll set aside the wisdom of what mo brooks did, but mo brooks literally spoke at the rally on january 6th, 2021, before the -- the hours before the capitol riot. he said it was time to kick ass while he was there. mo brooks is under investigation for what he said there, supporting donald trump's big lie. trump withdrew his endorsement because he was losing in the polls. >> if you really need another lesson in trumpism and why you don't want to take that backing, because it'll get ripped away whenever you least expect it. here are the comments made by democratic gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams at a fundraising event on saturday, where she was pushing back on governor brian kemp's frequent claim that georgia is ranked best in the nation for business. >> i am tired of hearing about being the best state in the country to do business when we are the worst state in the country to live. now, somebody is going to try to politi-fact me on this, so let me contextualize. number 48 for mental health. number 1 for maternal mortality. when you have an incarceration rate that's on the rise and

game two when brooks wax him on the side of his head, causing pain to come down awkwardly.'s out 3 to 5 weeks. meanwhile brooks was assessed a flagrant two and ejected and now suspended for game three at chase center. curse reaction. doesn't matter. i mean, gary's out, carries out for the next, you know, foreseeable future for weeks he's bombed. he's got a huge brace on his arm, and, um he's gonna be out for a long time and he's crushed. you know, he's 66 years toiling away in the league, as i said the other night. um in the spotlight, you know, playing in the playoffs, playing a huge role playing well , um, that's all been taken away from, so that's we all feel terrible for gary. he deserves better. but less than 30. seconds after peyton went down, draymond green took xavier tillman elbow to the face that caused a gas near his right eye , resulting in stitches. as green left the floor. he flipped the double bird to memphis fans, and today, green was fined $25,000. for that gesture, all right, it is time to check this out. i love this one t ball so darn cute little slugger

now they give it to brooks-james up the middle.perera controversy with jeff fisher what do we need to know. >> mike: he's got a right to be upset we had the ball on the wrong hash, we correct it but the play clock went to 12 and should have reset to 25 to give them more time and the next play becomes an interception makes him even more upset. >> jac: that's one thing you're absolutely right about mike perera. great break down there. mcgough. tripped up. we'll wait for that call. >> referee: holding offense 44, 10 yard penalty from the end of the run. repeat 2nd down. >> jac: might cool fisher off what do you think? >> cam: i feel like that holding call on bobby holly he had it coming. want to the talk about the touchdown just scored off the hold off a fullback but he had it coming. i don't think that will satiate coach fisher though. >> jac: no. and bobby holly is a fullback that they couldn't talk higher of, j'mar smith and holtz said they can put him at guard he can do anything. mcgough going if he can. trying to slide down. took

brooks, i inform the house that mr. brooks will vote yes on h.r. 91. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition? ms. garcia: mr. speaker, as the member designated by representative cuellar, representative castro, i inform the house that both members will be voting yes on h.r. 91. and also that chairwoman maxine waters of california is a no on h.r. 91. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. jeffries: as the member designated by representative mccormick, chairman scott, chairwoman johnson, representative evans and representative carter, i inform the house that these members will vote yea on h.r. 91. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 412, the nays are three. two are recorded as present. 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and, without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the unfinished business is the vote

. >> joey: brooke singman is live with more on this. >> brooke: good morning, that is right, it was a big night for trump-backed candidates, all 22 endorsed by the former president winning their primary, including jknow.d. vance. >> this campaign, i really think was referendum on what kind of republican party we and want what kind of country we want. do we want a republican party for the people right here in ohio? ladies and gentlemen, we just answered the question. >> brooke: vance goes head-to-head with tim ryan who won the democratic nomination. >> the work is just beginning, the fight is just beginning. we're going to heal the country, heal ohio and heal the united states of america. >> brooke: in the state's gubernatorial race mike dewine winning renomination, calling it an honor and privilege, he will face off against nan raley and congresswoman brown was endorsed by president biden fends off nina turner, who came up 20,000 votes short of brown. >> joey: thanks, brooke. trump effect in full swing in ohio. i think president trump certainly is a factor, but i inflation and voters

to mo brooks, he's advancing in a runoff despite trump rescinding his endorsement. at the same time republican governor kay ivey looks to seal another election. >> reporter: we expect mo brooks to come to this location and vote in just about an hour, and really, all eyes are on that republican senate primary here in alabama and whether mo brooks' campaign is truly back from the dead two months after former president donald trump rescinded that endorsement, saying that he thought that mo brooks had gone rogue. now, i just want to emphasize here, this is mo brooks, who was a driving force behind donald trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election. he gave that fiery speech at the stop the steal rally just before people, you know, went and successfully stormed the capitol on january 6. but he was out campaigning this week with ted cruz. he had his campaign that was kind of really in the tank, and then we watched his opponents katie britt and mike durant essentially take that moment for those two months and attack each other, millions of dollars in superpac money, and

so i want to read from the mo brooks letter.ike down on planet earth where up is up and down is down and someone whose salary is paid by taxpayer, we write today regarding conversations from former president trump. you recently made the following public comment in a till vised program, that president trump has asked me to resigned the election of 2020. he always brings it up. quote, we have to rescind the election. we have to take joe biden down and put me in now, end quote. likewise in a recent press release you made the following statement, president trump asked me to rescind the 20 to elections to remove joe biden from the white house. and immediately put president trump back in the white house and hold a new special election for the presidency. as a lawyer i've repeatedly advised that january 6 was the final election contest verdict and neither the u.s. constitution or the code permit what president trump asks, period. so you've got mo brooks for woman january 6 wasn't a deadly insurrection, maybe, but it was also, quote, th

here is brooke singman. >> brooke: good morning, pro-choice activist group shut down dc planning protestjustice samuel alito tonight after targeting homes of john roberts and brett kavanaugh over the weekend. [chanting] the whole world is watching. >> brooke: the white house said "protests must be peace sxfl free of violence vandalism or attempts to intimidate," all of which the prosecute condemns. senator ted cruz says the biden administration's response is soft and falls short of the remark. >> the white house refused to condemn violent protesters threatening the families of the supreme court. it is disgraceful. joe biden knows it is disgraceful, he's threatening the lives of justices by the mob unleashing. >> brooke: police in wisconsin are investigating the fire bombing of a pro life nonprofit, where they confirm a molotov cocktail ignited the fire yesterday. listen to this. >> people who perpetrated this against us, again, they are free to disagree with us, but they are not free to destroy property. they are not free to threaten individual lives and safety, that is not how this need

many believe that's actually why trump ditched mo brooks instead of his reason given, brooks had become too woke by saying that we should stop looking at the 2020 election and instead republicans should focus on future elections. and that may be actually what gave his campaign this last minute push because the other two main candidates here, former shelby aide katie britt, she's in the lead in most polls and former u.s. army pilot mike durant had millions of dollars spent on their behalf, attacking each other over the past 60 days. in the past few weeks we have seen mo brooks' campaign come to life and surge in the. s. the real question is will it be enough? an alabama voter -- a candidate must get at least 50% of the vote in a primary to advance as the winner. that seems unlikely in this fractured race, brooks thinking he can advance to a runoff. that's something that governor kay ivey is looking at as well. she's in a tight race here with eight different people trying to unseat her. that has been a race to the right. whether or not she can herself actually win outright tonight. >> we

brooks of alabama, mr. cawthorn of north carolina, i inform the house that these members will vote no on 7790. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from north carolina seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. price, i inform the house that mr. price will vote yea on h.r. 7790. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from wisconsin seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. nehls of texas 22, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. nelts will vote no on h.r. 7790. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new hampshire seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. brownley, i inform the house that she will vote yes on h.r. 7790. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? >> as the member designated by doctor dunn of florida, i inform the house that dr. dunn will vote no on h.r. 7790. the speake

congressman moe brooks of arizona and jim jordan of ohio. there you see their faces.nobles is following the breaking details. ryan, what do you know about this? why these five congressmen? >> reporter: this is a group of congressman the committee has been interested from almost the very beginning of their investigation as we reported over the summer, when they initially began looking for information related to what happened here on january 6th, they asked the courts to preserve or asked telecommunications companies to preserve the records of a number of house members and this group were in that discussion. in addition they sent letters to six republican members, and this five were all in that group, asking them to voluntarily cooperate with the committee's investigation. all six of them that included this five that have been issued subpoenas turned down that request. but this is something that the committee has wrestled with for many months. they knew that these republican members were not going to be willing to participate in the investigation. they were hopeful they

brooke singman joins us live. >> brooke: today is first full day of the trial of michael sussmann, theirst trial steming from john durham's investigation into the origins of the trump russia probe. durham sat in the courtroom for the entirety of jury selection yesterday amid concern it would be difficult to find an impartial jury in dc, city that votes for democrats. the jury includes one federal employee who told christopher cooper they donated to democrats during the 2016 election cycle and said they strongly dislike former president trump, but both jurors claimed they would be impartial throughout the trial. despite concern about biassed jury, the trial will reveal a lot about the depth of hillary clinton's involvement in the trump russia probe. >> already in pretrial situation, we've learned hillary clinton was response for the russia collusion hoax, we'll learn more about that and hopefully as much as we need to. >> brooke: sussmann is charged with making a false statement to the fbi for telling general counsel he was not doing work for any client when he presented data that demon

brooke singman has the details.choice protesters making their way to justice samuel alito's home yesterday after staging similar demonstration outside the homes of john roberts and justice brett kavanaugh over the weekend. [chanting] if we don't get it -- if we don't get it -- >> brooke: the senate taking action yesterday approving a bill ramping up personal security and other protection for the supreme court justices and their families. jen psaki saying yesterday the biden administration condemns violence and vandalism, but stopped short of criticizing protests at the justices' private homes. there was violence on wisconsin when pro-life organization was fire-bombed by pro-abortion activists. the madison police chief condemning that attack. >> there is no place in madison for any type of hate speech, violence or property destruction. >> the president of wisconsin family action saying those attackers picked the wrong group. listen. >> ultimate goal is to destroy us, they want us to go away, be cowed into silence and

downtown a friend has started a go fund me to help brooks from the newsroom. amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. president biden traveled to buffalo today to pay his respects to those killed on saturday, he called the shooting an act of domestic terrorism and called on americans to condemn white supremacy. white supremacy is a poison. it's a poison running through. it really is. the president and first lady placed flowers at the supermarket where 10 black people were killed, and they met privately with some of the victims. families pledging to fight for gun control despite opposition. until you get the money out of it is gonna be hired. and a lot of money getting me off for guns, guns purchases like who needs an air 15? is not a hunting rifle. only thing you heart with 15 people. buffalo law enforcement officials have called the massacre a racially motivated hate crime. 11 parents in texas are blaming apple airpods for their sons hearing loss. the family from san antonio is suing apple for damages. they say their son was watching netflix on his phone with his earph

>> so, let's start with brooks because he's so obvious.the world of executive privilege is this idea of waving it if you talk about the thing an issue. there's a little bit, it seems to me, of a parallel. which is brooks has been going around blabbing because trump decided to an endorsement because he's doing poorly in his primary, and he's going around telling everybody, the trump still wants to overturn the election. at that point you think, like you seem to want to talk, you should just talk. >> yeah, and the view that i have about why they chose these five members of congress, because they could've chose others, we heard about the supposed reconnaissance tours, given to insurrectionists. we saw josh hawley, he have the support for the insurrection. but they didn't subpoena those folks, instead they subpoenaed these five. i can only assume is because each one of these five bring something to the table about donald trump's conduct and misconduct, not just our own. you just have no brooks inciting violence, quite frankly, expressly. but i

pedro: el condado brooks ubicado a 180 millas de la frontera de mÉxico son de masa se dan estos casos verduras y vegetales, camiones con alimentos para animales o amontonados en cajuelas de autos. esa tarde mientras recorremos la carretera del condado brooks con el sargento esparza apenas cayÓ la noche y serio primer incidente. esto es lo que hablan las autoridades de el condado brooks, una gran cantidad de personas son detectadas en todos los dÍas, a que pudieron detectar un auto, un vehÍculo regular que traÍa por lo menos a ocho migrantes. para las autoridades los migrantes lograron meterse a un rancho y perderse en la oscuridad, pero detuvieron a quienes los transportaba, eran dos jovencitas latinas. >> 220 aÑos, la otra —— 20 aÑos, la otra era de 25 aÑos. la de 20 aÑos era quien conocÍa. pedro: las jÓvenes se veÍa muy asustados, eran nuevas en el negocio segÚn los oficiales, porque terminaron aceptando que les pagaron $400 por migrante. >> dijeron que el auto era de una tÍa, y cuando les preguntÉ que cÓmo se llamaba su tÍa no sabÍa. pedro: tras la detenciÓn el auto fue confiscado

he endorsed mo brooks, and it didn't do anything for mo brooks. mo brooks faded.nd you have a lot of republicans rushing to georgia now, crossing donald trump, to make sure that kemp wins, including mike pence, chris christie, and others. you look at what happened in nebraska. the ricketts political machine crushed donald trump in nebraska. you look at pennsylvania. they're in a run-off right now. it looks like they're going to have a recount right now. two out of three voters in the republican primary in pennsylvania voted against donald trump's choice. now you go to this gop straw poll. you know, straw polls may not mean a lot, but they do in donald trump's party. donald trump in wisconsin, one of the key states, is losing to a florida governor in the straw poll, doesn't matter what year it is, that shows politicians all over the country that trump's aura of inevitability seems to be fading rather quickly. >> joe, what a child, if he is going to grab back an endorsement the second things go south with his candidate. it is not going to have that much meaning. you

brooks was ejected for this. payton's night was done. as was the rest of the series and maybe the entire playoff run. steve kerr was upset about the play. >> there is a code that players follow. where you never put a guys season/career in jeopardy by taking somebody out in mid air and clubbing them across the head and ultimately fractionating his elbow. he broke the code. dillon brooks bark broke the code. >> and mri will reveal the severity of the break. devastating news for payton. here is a guy who stuck with the team after being cut from four clubs in six years and eight months ago was about to apply for a desk job in the warriors video department. game three saturday, let's see how they respond. >> thank you so much. >>> new at 3:00, we are hearing from lapd about the latest public attack on a big named comic. this time dave chappelle salted on stage at the hollywood bowl last night. watch. >> we are not only holding this individual accountable who did this attack and pursuing full prosecution for his assault with a deadly weapon, b

brooks of alabama, i inform the house that mr. brooks will vote no on en bloc. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from mississippi rise? mr. thompson: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. bishop of georgia, i inform the house that the member will vote yes on amendment en bloc number 1. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from virginia rise? ms. wexton: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. mceachin, i inform the house that mr. mceachin will vote yes on the amendments en bloc number 1. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. desaulnier, mr. suozzi, ms. spanberger,me advance, i inform the house that these four members will vote yes on the amendments en bloc number one. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee rise? >> as the member designated by mr. long of missouri, i inform the house that mr. long will vote nay on en bloc number one. the speaker pro tempore: on this vo

for analysis on all of this, we turn to brooks, the new york times colonists david brooks and jonathanthis friday. good to see you. we start with another very tough story, david and we began this week with the awful mass shooting of black americans in buffalo. what does that say to you about where we are as country when it comes to race and guns? >> jonathan can speak to this more than i but one of the truths of this country is that -- that comes from slavery, discrimination and lynching and it comes from white supremacists and racist violence. that is the reality. and those that stoke it do it in a lot of different ways. one of those is the theory that says the race of one group of people will swamp another. using that language, the great replacement language, that is tied to a culture of racial hostility and that is just a fact. i think it is legitimate to have a wide variety of views on immigration. when you use racial categories and talking about swapping and white america being under threat, you are feeding into a culture. ideas have consequences and they will lead to violence. ju