bill barr, detsy devos, liz chaney, mike pence. these people are not democrats.hese are not antifa, okay? [ laughter ] fox news is so intent on burying their viewers' heads in the sand, not only didn't they show the hearing last night, they went commercial free for 2 1/2 hours so their viewers wouldn't switch the channel to see what is actually going on. they went into overdrive trying to make it seem like what happened was just a rowdy group of party people sneaking into the movies or something. >> the idea that this was a coup or a coup attempt. >> there's no evidence of anything like a coup here. >> acting like it was massive coup and insurrection. >> it was not an insurrection. it was not even close to an insurrection. the reality is it was not an insurrection. >> the reality is there was no insurrection. >> there was no insurrection. there was a riot, a small one, that got a little bit out of hand. >> january 6th was actually an overwhelmingly peaceful march. >> they were afraid of some goofball trespassing, nutty rioters. >> how does a guy putting his feet

so chaney and kinzinger, come on? do you get any more conservative than chaney and kinzinger.our country. >> you and i -- you and i understand it. at the time i thought, well, you know, pelosi didn't want these disrupters on here. the question is, for the future, do we want to just put people on even when at times they will not be very tolerable in terms of the way they discuss things. i'm just concerned it's taken away from this sort of definition of bipartisan. >> if we were in a time -- look, i think if romney was the president, then maybe, okay. but this is a different time when we didn't have -- >> or if i were president, don. >> that we had people that wanted to kill the democracy. this isn't 1973, though. yeah. john. love ya. see ya. >> i hear you. my only question is if i were president and this was going on around me, would you be there helping me out or would you be against me? >> that's not my job as a journalist. i would just report on it. >> i got you. >> see you. we'll be right back. >> thanks, don. see you. here we go... remember, mom's a kayak denier, so please

the vice chair of the committee, republican loose, chaney, told a hearing to donald trump. there's responsibility for that attack. on this point, there is no room for debate. those who invaded our capital and battled law enforcement for ours were motivated by what president trump had told them that the election was stolen and that he was the rightful president. president trump summoned the mob assembled the mob and lit the flame of this attack. 3 people had been killed and one person is critically injured off to the latest mass shooting in the us. the gunman opened fire to factory in the us state of maryland. a shoot out between him and a state trooper ensued and both were injured. the suspects motive is not yet known . there have been more than $230.00 ma shooting so far this year in the us. the head of the international atomic energy agency says iran plans to disconnect 27 surveillance cameras monitoring its sites to her on as responding to criticism from the un watchdog for failing to explain uranium particles at some sites. the palestinian for a minister has delivered h

let's hear from liz chaney. >> the president's campaign advisors urged him to await the count of votes to declare victory before ection night. donald trump knew before the election that the counting of those mail-in ballots in several states would n begin until later in the day and not be complete for multiple days. >> donald trump's campaign manager was supposed to be a key witness today but was not available because his wife went into library. >> it was far too early to be making any calls like that. ballots, ballots very still being counted. ballots were still going to be counted for days. and it was far too early to be making any prediction like this. >> while most republicans in congress refused to take part in this committee so the hearings are dominated by critics of donald trump. zoe left again, a democrat said the trump campaig deceived voters to raise funds. >> the trump campaign usinged these false claims of election fraud to raise hundreds of millions of dollars for supporters who were told their donations were for the legal fight in the courts burr the trump campaign didn'

the attorney general's ap interview >> overnight, the republican vice chair of the committee, hiz chaney, tweeted a newsletter by david french, claiming the case for prosecuting mr. trump is getting stronger brie jackson has more on the revelations from tuesday's hearing. >> reporter: the committee investigating the january 6 attack unveiling a mystery witness during a 11th hour hearing. cassie hutchinson, a top aide to former president trump's then-chief of staff mark meadows giving explosive testimony describing president trump as angry, violent and demanding to get to the capitol that day. >> i'm the evering president, take me up to the capitol now. to which bohn he oo responded, sir, we have to go back to the west wing. the president reached up towards the front of the vehicle to grab at the steering wheel. >> reporter: hutchinson, who worked just down the hall from the oval office said the president and his inner circle were notified of potential violence before the attack and did not act. >> i overheard the president say something to the effect of i don't evering care that they hav

capitol, that changes my mind >> reporter: the january 6 committee is urging others to testify, hiz chaney going on twitter to single out pat cipollone. committee members also issuing this warning >> the committee had not tolerate any form of witness tampering or obstruction of justice. >> reporter: and will continue to investigate the former president and his supporters' actions to block the peace full transfer of power. >>> the san antonio tragedy has netted another suspect four men are in kus dierks among them the driver of the big rig he was initially found hiding in the brush near the trailer apparently pretending to be one of the migrants. he was formally arrested and charged wednesday. if convicted, he and another man could potentially face the death penalty. the death toll in the tragedy has increased to 53 after two more people died in the hospital >>> the supreme court will end its rollercoaster term today with the passing of the torch. justice steven breyer will step down after three decades and help swear in his successor, ketanji brown jackson. let's get to chris pollone in d.

it's my pleasure to recognize miss chaney for her opening statement. thank you very much mister chairman, and let me echo those words about the importance of bipartisanship and what a tremendous honor it is to work on this committee. mister chairman at 6 o one p. m, on january 6th. after he spent hours watching a violent mob besiege attack and invade our capital, donald trump tweeted, but he did not condemn the attack. instead he justified it. these are the things and events that happen, he said when a sacred landslide election, victory is so unceremoniously and viciously stripped away from great patriots who been badly and unfairly treated for so long. as you will see in the hearings to come, president trauma believed his supporters at the capital and i quote, were doing what they should be doing. this is what he told his staff as they pleaded with him to call off the mob, to instruct his supporters to leave over a series of hearings in the coming weeks. you will hear testimony live and on video . for more than half a dozen former white house staff an

miss chaney for questions. thank you very much mister chairman. miss sharon, we will begin today with an exchange that 1st provided miss hutchinson a tangible sense of the ongoing planning for the events of january 6 on january 2nd, 4 days before the attack on our capital president. trump's lead lawyer, mr. juliani was meeting with white house chief of staff, mark meadows and others. ms. hutchinson. do you remember mr. julie, on a meeting with mr. meadows on january 2nd 2021. i do or he met with mr. meadows in the evening of january 2nd. 2021. and we understand that you walked mr. juliani out of the white house that night and he talks to you about january 6th. what you remember him saying as the so julian and i were walking to his vehicles that evening. he looked at me and said something to the effect of cash. are you excited for the 6th? it's going to be a great day. i remember looking at him, saying rudy to explain what's, what's happening on the sex. he and he had responded something to the effect of we're going to the capitol. it's going to be

can link specific heat waves and other extreme weather events to human and juice, global warming, chaney angela hotter for longer, more often, and a more unusual places. heat waves a being intensified by climate change, as people across asia and europe suffer the consequences of record high temperatures. scientists say new attribution studies prove heat wave, a driven by man made temperature increases. we have so many more heat waves. we have heat waves in europe, and we have heat waves in saudi arabia, ravia at the moment, we have heat place and china right now, we have heat waves in the us. and this is exactly what sort of the review paper also shows. we just see the frequency of heat lamps has gone up so much. so this is, this is very much we don't need to do attribution studies on every single one of them. because we know already that climate change is a key driver here as extreme weather event from scorching temperatures to torrential rain, cause widespread death and destruction. research is trying to identify the influence of climate change on individual weather events going back 2

it's my pleasure to recognize miss chaney for her opening statement. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. and let me echo those words about the importance of bipartisanship and what a tremendous honor it is to work on this committee. mr. chairman, at 6:0 1:00 p.m. on january 6, after he spent hours watching a violent mob besiege, attack, and invade our capitol, donald trump tweeted, but he did not condemn the attack. instead, he justified it. these are the things and events that happened, he said, "when a sacred landslide election victory is so unceremoniously and viiouszly stripped away from great patriots who have been badly and unfairly treated for so long." as you will see in the hearings to come, president trump believed his supporters at the capitol, and i quote, "were doing what they should be doing." this is what he told his staff as they pleaded with him to call off the mob, to instruct his supporters to leave. over a series of hearings in the coming weeks, you will hear testimony live and on video, from more than half a dozen former white house staff in the trump admin

others like liz chaney adam kinzinger were found to be people of great courage and character. and and so i think it's less. that these folks that i've worked with changed so much as they were revealed and by the way, and this was one of the most awful realizations for me of january 6th as we saw these confederate flags and auschwitz t-shirts come parading through the capital the last several years have revealed a lot about our country as well. about a deep deep vein of bigotry that runs through the country since its founding. and and this is something that we also have to confront but in terms of how do we how do we move forward from here? i i think that it really requires us as citizens. to to do a better job discerning the character of those that we elect to office. because that my takeaway from two impeachments where the evidence was quite overwhelming in both and where in the second the jury literally had to run for their lives? they were percipient witnesses in the most visceral of ways and it still wasn't enough. my takeaway is it doesn't matter how beautifully our const

it shows democrats, liz chaney, adam kinzinger, on the republican side, the priorities are out of whack us this more thanking. >> you're all right, ashley. ashley: you're art, young man. still ahead, general jack keane, steve forbes will be along, rob smith and jason katz. the 11:00 a.m. hour on "varney & company" is next. ♪ this thing, it's making me get an ice bath again. what do you mean? these straps are mind-blowing! ... a fund that gives me access to... nasdaq 100 innovations like... wearable training optimization tech. uh, how long are you... i'm done. i'm okay. >> every time i hear janet yellen speak, she gets more dilutional with each passing day why does janet yellen have any credibility at all? she's the one who told us that inflation was transitory. >> the president isn't really interested in unleashing american energy. he's the one who put the brakes on all of this and then boasted about it, continues to with the climate change sort of extreme. >> the problem is many investors lack the long term vision needed to deal with short-term chaos. you got to invest as if the sun co

roberta drury, margus morrison, aubrey mcneil, aaron salter, geraldine talley, celestine chaney, heyward patterson, katherine massey, pearl young, and ruth whitfield. in addition, it is important to take note of the gentlemen's amendment, mr. fitzgerald, who wants to take money from the safe storage grant program, which would in fact undermine the ability to secure young people at the point of purchase to ensure there are best practices to keep young people from getting guns, and ethan's law that deals with the issues of guns in residential homes. why would you want to do that when we can read the roll, january 23, 2018? again, a situation where a gun came from an unlocked closet. in texas, 813 and 10 year old. a four-year-old boy in ohio. the previous one in colorado. a four-year-old boy in arizona, a father in shreveport, louisiana. a three-year-old is dead. a five-year-old is dead in pensacola, florida. california, a 13-year-old boy shot himself, and after he his brother and others had unsecured guns -- that means they were not there at the point of purchase. a five-year-old was reach

roberta drury, margus morrison, aubrey mcneil, aaron salter, geraldine talley, celestine chaney, heyward patterson, katherine massey, pearl young, and ruth whitfield. in addition, it is important to take note of the gentlemen's amendment, mr. fitzgerald, who wants to take money from the safe storage grant program, which would in fact undermine the ability to secure young people at the point of purchase to ensure there are best practices to keep young people from getting guns, and ethan's law that deals with the issues of guns in residential homes. why would you want to do that when we can read the roll, january 23, 2018? again, a situation where a gun came from an unlocked closet. in texas, 813 and 10 year old. a four-year-old boy in ohio. the previous one in colorado. a four-year-old boy in arizona, a father in shreveport, louisiana. a three-year-old is dead. a five-year-old is dead in pensacola, florida. california, a 13-year-old boy shot himself, and after he his brother and others had unsecured guns -- that means they were not there at the point of purchase. a five-year-old was reach