we gave him a flag and the latest manifestation of the unshakeable relationship between our two clints. this week was also marked by a focus on democracy here at home. today the world will see the final report of the bipartisan select committee to investigate january 6. after 18 months of tirelessly defending democracy, we salute chairman thompson, vice chair liz cheney and all the members of the committee for their persistent, patriotic leadership. 117th congress began with a violent assault on our democracy and now we're here at the conclusion, we have a vital road map ensuring justice will be done. and that this won't happen again. in keeping with our special focus of the week, the excellent work, this is an enormous undertaking, the omnibus package. takes strong steps to defend democracy. included -- including legislation, another round of security, economic and humanitarian aid for ukraine. as president zelenskyy said last night this money is not charity. it is investment in global security and democracy. indeed it is a worthwhile investment and our bipartisan, bicameral support m

the last thing i'll say to go back to what clint said before before the difference between mar-a-lago and people's homes, talk about something people could understand, as far as i know, i bet all four people on this panel would never let a stranger wander into their house. if someone shows up, you know the person or they're there to fix the toilet or deliver a pizza. the only standard for getting into mar-a-lago is are you willing to pay and that is about how secure that place is. anybody with a big enough bank account or credit card could get into mar-a-lago. that is the definition of an unsuckure facility. >>> and i'm going to come back to this point like a dog with a bone. prosecutors will also privately mull whether there is wisdom, the political question of charging a former president. and i good he is my larger point is the obstruction of this investigation has taken place brazenly. it is taken place in full view of the public. it is taken place as a talking point in conservative media, obstructing the fbi, endangering the lives of people involved in this investigation and poten

i want to bring in now clint smith staff writer for "the atlantic" and former u.s.lkeeper, world cup champion, and two-time olympic gold medalist, also the author of "my greatest save the brave barrier breaking journey of a world champion goalkeeper" and a personal hero of mine. i am from minnesota. i was on a team in soccer when you were really just kicking butt and taking names. i'm so glad you're here. clint, i am happy you're here too but i'm talking to minnesotans for a moment >> i watched her too. >> there you go. wonderful. let's just jump in. so many of us have been seeing the excitement and there are going to be people watching right now who are watching this team in the world cups and they are solidifying their list of personal heroes as well. i am wondering what has been your reaction to what you've seen? >> the guys have done incredibly well so far. i mean, i was hopeful they would get out of the group and that is exactly what they did yesterday in nail biting fashion mind you. a flair for the dramatic. once again, u.s. soccer came through. a big plan wa

and i don't know what the heck you're talking about. >>> we're back with mary, clint, and eddie. the element of online radicalization, and there's a long line of sort of monitoring and seeing what is being plotted, either bomb-making, i mean, there's a long line of seeing what is happening online and using it. do we have any of those tools in terms of domestic online content? >> so, we have all the traditional law enforcement tools that can be used in other types of investigations for violations of u.s. law here in the united states. these are different from the tools that we have when it comes to collecting foreign intelligence or monitoring the foreign terrorist threat, but there are tools available, and those can include things like law enforcement agents, fbi, and others taking on online undercover personas and engaging with a suspected -- people who are suspected of potentially acquiring weapons to commit an attack or planning an attack. they can engage with them online, and i'll give you an example that might be more familiar to a lot of people. you know, when it comes to c

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ah, museum director after advising a is a leading expert on. clint is also very familiar with art sales at customs warehouses. the country was a good thing as everybody, but i can talk about these matters, frankly, because i'm completely independent in a place that i don't charge for my services. i'm perhaps one of the few who doesn't seem to be the vince of whenever a clint painting changes, hands on their uncles. so there have been hardly any transfers without nosy knee. the baby when a piece was millions, change his hands. a buyer wants to be absolutely certain that it's genuine. an appraisal always confirms the authenticity ah, 1st dividing and was surprised to see how the painting can be sold without ever leaving the warehouse. but get as close to rid of about a crate comes out of say, storage room number $125.00, which is the seller's hold of infants wants, then it's packaged back up goes back into the crate and the crate disappears off again to the bias room number 235 ordered from from breast. usually nothing ever gets out about the sales. but business partners, bouvier and rubl

some of the events of whenever a clint painting changes hands on their uncles, there have been hardly any transfers without those, even if the baby when a piece worth millions, change his hands a buyer wants to be absolutely certain that it's genuine. an appraisal always confirms the authenticity ah, 1st dividing and was surprised to see how the painting can be sold without ever leaving the warehouse. but with this case, we're good. if a buck a crate comes out of say, storage room number $125.00, which is the seller's hold of implants, then it's packaged back. harbor goes back into the crate and the crate disappears off again to the buyers room. number 235 ordered from from place. usually nothing ever gets out about the sales. but business partners, bouvier and ruble of live a facing off in a high profile legal battle over prices who v a reportedly now lives in singapore. he didn't respond to our request for an interview, them hug, and he is especially interested in with the bouvier and his geneva company. naturally cooter pay tax on their profits at the time. i don't miss your v 3 d

he may appear just take that then as i believe, probably michael, clint already did. so really then it's a question of when, when do indictments issue did they come out of the federal government 1st or they come out of georgia out of georgia next. and the panel worked 18 months to put all the evidence together, investigating this case, and they talk to scores and scores of people will the next steps take as long as that you think i doubt it. i expect that our report here in georgia will be out. i, i, i would imagine by january. and then soon thereafter, r r r prosecutor here in atlanta can be making, making decisions to seek indictments. and i think it's quite possible that you might begin by indicting of some of the rows of the persons named by the january 6th committee who are not the port president. but for example, lawyers that work with him or perhaps more meadows, they might be the 1st to be indicted and they might try to move quickly, bring those people to trial. again, we just don't know. there's a special prosecutor now working at the federal level. and every

this is really a serious situation right now. >> clint, does this situation reveal vulnerabilities thate better prepared for? >> absolutely, stephanie. a decade ago we were talking about cybersecurity. the cyberattacks. more recently, there's been a lot of discussion about whether keynote are key points for domestic infrastructure and how that can cause problems to the country. i think the other part is that the substations, much of the electrical grid, much of our infrastructure, a lot of knowledge of that can be found on the internet and when you have extremist groups and insider threats that can correlate and communicate -- when we've seen a pattern of groups that individuals try to target substations, it's quite from frightening how vulnerable our system is. there is risk and vulnerability. but this isn't just a simple fix. for many substations in the country. many rural areas for obvious reasons, to get them away for safety purposes. which makes it hard to protect for an attack like this. >> fred winning as we head into the coldest months of the year. when we come back, we will rem

and joining us now, former fbi special agent and national security analyst, clint watts.ning. let's start with where we opened this block, which is title 42. officials at the border say they don't have the assets needed to keep the migrants coming in safe. what can be done here, what sort of assistance can the federal government provide at this 11th hour? >> yeah, it is very limited. i think this is one of those things that we've never in the last decade had a policy put forward that is consistent with regard to immigration and the border. some of the provisions that you are hearing coming up talk about security, securing the border, meaning can we use more advanced technology to actually be able to control the border, process people through. but these surges are enormous as you saw there in the footage, we're talking about thousands of people per day. there is not much that they can do in terms of legislation. and oh, by the way it is christmas week, not much is going to get done. so i think that you will have a major crisis at the border other the next one to two weeks.

but ambassador clint williamson who's leading u.s. to assist ukrainian prosecutors believes there will be many more. >> well over 100 cases of rape that are known. the numbers are almost certainly much higher than that. it's difficult for victims to come forward and talk about these crimes. >> reporter: in zaporizhzhia in southern ukraine, a safe place run by volunteers so victims can make that hard decision to speak out. but it's hard, especially in cases of extreme trauma. >> reporter: this team of psychologists and trauma specialists are helping victims who have escaped from the russian-occupied part of their region. and they say around half of the victims of sexual violence they have interviewed are men. >> if you look at what the ukrainians are dealing with right now, u.s. support is critical. international support. >> reporter: with 30 years of experience, ambassador williamson knows how hard a war crimes investigation can be. >> what you're having to do is determine which military unit was in a certain location on a certain day

clint, we are now days into this meltdown.should passengers do at this point when they have had things canceled, they are on southwest trying to figure it all out? what can they do? >> so for the next few days, don't even try to fly southwest. you want to book yourself on another airline. southwest has said it will cover reasonable costs incurred by consumers. there's a lot of wiggle room in the word reasonable. we're not sure what that means yet, but keep receipts. i'm sure you have rigorous notes of everything you've spent during this disaster and hopefully southwest will make good on it. >> i'm just curious. there is a passenger bill of rights and i know i keep harping on that over these last few days. what does that do for us, anything? >> so the rule is that if your flight is canceled by the airline, they owe you a cash refund. that's all well and good, but if you are stuck in the airport for four days and miss christmas, that's not going to help you much. there will be political pressure to do a more enhanced passenger b

clint watts, we're always appreciative when you can join us. >>> meanwhile, local officials in china are lifting some of the country's strictest covid lockdown measures. following rare public protests last month against china's zero covid strategy. residents returned to the streets in some of the country's largest cities over the weekend. this after many local governments announced an end to mandatory covid testing for anyone that wants to use public transportation or enter most public spaces. in other areas, the government is now allowing some people who have been exposed to the virus to self isolate at home. previously, anyone who came in contact with the positive case was sent to a government isolation facility with no exceptions. >>> still ahead here, we're going to go live to cnbc for the latest in business news. and an early look at the markets which are in the red before the bell. we'll get insight on what could be driving the selloff next. wh be driving the selloff next. find your beat your moment of calm find your potential then own it

clint watts is an msnbc national security analyst and distinguished research fellow at the foreign policy research institute, and simone sanders townend, a former chief spokesperson for vice president harris, as well as paul butler, a former law professor and msnbc legal analyst. welcome, all. we're on the verge of the holidays. people are trying to get out of town. the senate is in such lockdown as chuck schumer is trying to speed through these amendments that one of our guests in the last hour, senator pat too meet, could not leave. they are handcuffed to their desks because they are not allowed to get off to a quick tv interview. he is not wasting any time. >> they waisted a lot of time leading up to this point. now they are at the point where they are basically up against it. not jus up against the deadline of a government shutdown tomorrow, but up against the backdrop of this terrible storm that's going to grip a good portion of the country and could potentially strand many of these lawmakers here ahead of the christmas holiday. they are speeding through this. they have 18 amendments

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let me read some of this new transcription, steven son, to you, clint watts. the intel they were in receipt of on january 3rd and 5th. "the one for the 5th is in exhibit 6 and it rates the, quote, level of probability of acts of civil disobedience and arrests as impossible for a few pro-trump groups, which it says translates to about 20% to 45% chance. how did you interpret this improbable level of risk?" sund -- "there's not a high level of or a strong probability of arrests or civil disobedience associated with them. "did you come away thinking violence would be improbable? "it doesn't read we're seeing a significant issue coming down the pike that we knew. we knew we were expecting we'll have some pockets of people that would be problematic but not a wide range of violence, no." this is -- this stream of intelligence, clint, seems to point very squarely to an intelligence failure, whereas what janell harvin, who was here yesterday, head of homeland security in d.c., led him to believe there would be a mass casualty event in d.c. why the disparate streams of

i'm done. >> just cut clint's mike for the meantime. we find out which two teams advance? >> i'm not saying anything anymore. >> oh, my goodness. right there. >> japan an spain live on fox. japan needs pint to move on. the other matches, we'll get you set for all of them coming up. good morning america rise and shine! all across the country, we're getting up early this year. with one thing on our mind. futbol! football! it's soccer! don't matter if you're showing out before sunrise. whether you're repping la cultura in all the colors. if you missed your shot, and your team is out for the count. 2026, we'll be back. dos mil veintiséis. estaremos de vuelta. por su puesto! or need the world to know this is our year. however you show your pride, just make sure you are seen. because the beautiful game. belongs to all of us. ♪ ♪ at prudential we think you should say it when things go right too. like, when you score your dream job. sell your business. or discover she's smart... really smart. now what? here's what: you connect with prudential's rock-solid team serving over 50 mill

but what tom rock elements is adequate to stay, all consist of clint on shift libya stairs. marcella sic would say she may have condo complex killed that he would have blames to the methods columbia part about it. because in many a sort of is just the stuff. the last one so full of told us 5th hosea put towards the super bowl. put 2 of those are both the shuttle in april to nozzle, mana tilton, a sub to 3. a bt united the bus to mr. po, uniforms only is gonna carzillo needs to fill in that tomorrow. is it possible for you to post or pro flip to or since on is out of them to be a nice velocity that will remove from new small bus. the shots are gone a summer and then i said they faxed his little check was to cut his glee about to eat under the mamma, better to not get i miss him. mother offered him a, so i've seen cl cameras in my system, a culture for loudly enough, but it's the middle school rather know old bus. we're so will discuss a snuggle made of you still use less direction extra. stella appreciate the worst is a stella a visa or cheese. please let me know. it was here with cor

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allocated on to the ria of and used it to recreate a growing a panhandle surface vida and see good on the clint. even with all these benefits, it's still not possible to build multi story earth hounds. the structures would take up far too much space for garrett hansen. that's one big disadvantage. this is an i'm from you now. so it's a single family house and they're grouped together so that less land is used. but of course, it's not a model that we can adopt in cities. really, we need to live closer together and, and build smaller apartments with that. but the earth house is an example of a detached home that you can build responsibly to day go to bungle 1st homes are still rare in germany. but the idea of embedding homes in nature like this conserving energy and introducing greenery to offset the land use could be one model for ecological architecture in the future. concrete buildings on anything by eco friendly. that's mainly because of how concrete main components cement is produced. the cement industry is responsible for 8 percent of greenhouse gas emissions, wildlife, around $4650000000.0

so a union reps are actually, clint sprague, expressing their concern and they've heard stories from their members, that some people are choosing between heating their homes and eating, which is obviously a very dire situation. so the main motivation for today's my demonstrations bosa for the ones that we've seen in previous months, is a call for a strong measures to protect people's purchasing power. and they're urging the government and employers to take steps in this as well as a freeze on a cost of energy which other, you remember, states have already applied. and there is asking for the maintaining of the annexation of wages. so belgium is one of 2 countries. we're wages automatically, automatically increase with inflation. so they're asking for this to be maintained . other demands are automatically increased or sorry, free negotiation of wages, bosa increased tax for people with higher incomes and saturate pensions to protect the purchasing power. last process or a demonstration was 5 weeks ago. and while the unions did confirm that this resulted in some changes, they believed

clint er says he sees an uptick in clients right after the new year to get ahead of the curve.ew mental health ministry just opened in phoenix and all we're looking for more than anything is that that person who may be struggling with mental health knows that they have a place in the life of the church and life of society that they're not forgotten person who fell through the cracks of our world. dolan says. mental health hits close to home after losing three siblings to suicide himself is still grieving the loss of his sister who took her own life two months ago. it's also an opportunity for me to express to the people. that mental health affects everyone, including bishops and families. the new ministry was created to serve 1.1 million catholics in the diocese of phoenix. this is not just again a mind over matter issue it is truly a neurological. related issues. there are national helplines for anyone who needs someone to talk to. you can call 988. or you can text home to 741741 are free and available. 24 7. lindsey regas fox 10 news. the mountaintop gondola connecting two of

. >> clint city, florida. >> w winter strawberry capital of the world.stmas carol? >> the star of bethlehem. i think that is the name. >> yeah. i don't know, down have a favorite, i like them all. >> i like them all. see what you can glean from that one. bing crosby sang white christmas. great christmas song. i'm dreaming -- >> of a white christmas ♪ ♪ >> >> he know its. and then nat king col e with a tape ios record, chestnuts roasting. >> live that one. >> on an open fire ♪ ♪ >> so you have to resolve who is number one, is itis team bing or team nat? >> wow. which is it. real go to michael, do you think bob and sally picked bing crosby or nat king cole. >> i was thrown off by people not using bows, i am questioning myself, that is an enigma wrapped in a the riddle, but they didn't use>> ia bow, they will go crosby. >> yes. >> final answer. >> everything thinks bing, we'll find out after the break. stick around. >> christmas int in-- the true spirit of america embodies goodwill... generosity... and the grit to get things done. that's what's inside every

the following means how to eliminate your competitors or those who interfere with them, who entered clint conflict with people in power, the mayor of chernihiv is a demonstrative demonstrative story although he is not the first mayor in the history of ukraine who was removed by the court, before that there was a story of a cossack, for example, at one time there was a story with the mayor odesa with the mayor of chernivtsi, i.e., the previous presidents also played in a similar story of removing the heads of local self- governments with the help of manual courts. now we have something very similar. i hope that the questions which the mayors voiced their opinions regarding the equality of fairness in the distribution of resources, the provision of the wrong kind of assistance that is suitable for trident communities, this issue of political will will be resolved . this resource is for political purposes, supporting some and punishing others , they will punish the nemirs in this way, and they will punish the residents of our cities in this way. well, there is another question to the selecti

we are discussing sanctions and legal pressure on the terrorist clint of russia. russia needs to be hold accountable for everything it does against us, against our people, against europe and the whole free world. it is very important that we have a peace formula. for that we offer very specific steps, what america can do to help us to implement that. we propose global formula for peace summit. i'm thankful for our american counterparts that they feel and understand how important it is to continue and stay the course and work on integrity of the country and international rule of law. we will also need, as soon as our defense capabilities will be strengthened in the next few months, i don't want to discuss it in detail right now, i believe you understand why, but i'm very grateful to president biden, thank you for your attention to all of these issues. glory to ukraine. pres. biden: thank you very much, mr. president. we'll take questions from four different reporters. we'll start with alex with yahoo news. reporter: thank you, mr. president. 2022, you presided over

and then of course there's clint. busy embodied he, andrew, awaiting their own, maybe better to see you can for the most goals of any side in keta and my pay has 50 has walker and their massive base of exuberant or your support is what be hoping, believing. praying that they 9 go tally stays at night, and that the arab after can dream stays alive all the way to the fido. ah, nicholas huck is following the will copper in casablanca for us, but 1st that speak to joe, and i guess a raska who's outside the hotel where morocco is staying in der, how's wis bye. and the excitement must be building down the ajar. well yes, tom excitement but also tension and nerves because we've seen grapes of broken fans coming here since this morning and they just keep coming more and more of them. many of them nervous about this game that's coming up in around 8 hours time. but also lot of them just looking for tickets. they come here under the mistaken them misconception of thinking that they can get tickets and i've been told no you can'

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i feel like clint got the better end of that deal. you know, that things heated.is not heated. well, i'll tell you what, ryan, i've got good news and i've got bad news. the good news is that i can still feel my face right now. the bad news is, i kind of wish i couldn't. can i go back to my regularjob? i'm pretty sure, ryan, that you guys added an extra hour to this showjust because somebody likes torturing me. because compared to two and a half hours ago, it is just getting colder and colder. live in waterloo for the last time this morning, thankfully, i'm mark woodley. news 7 kwwl. we spoke to mark a little earlier about how it all happened. that was the morning show from 4:30am to 8:00am. normally i'll get up at 7 to 8:00 in the morning. i don't go to work till 2:30pm and i leave work at 11:00pm. so i was working on about two and a half hours of sleep and i don't do weather, i do sports, and you can probably tell. so you get a call and they say, come in and cover some of the weather for us. did they tell you you'd be standing outside throughout the early hours o

but most of all, it's like the, like the on a stone of spit, clint technology, it's a conscious system, right? in the current system, you either own currency or you're sending it, that's pretty much all you do with currency, right? and how you would usually build that into a computer system is that you have a database, this database list like who owns how much money. and when someone wants to send money, you just change the database. but if you want to do it in a decentralized way like bitcoin does it all the participants in the between ecosystem store a copy of the same database. and when someone wants to make a transaction which has to change the database and he has to coordinate with everyone else to make sure that everyone agrees that this is a kind of okay thing to do is to pediatrician, to get more difficult to have you 20000 or 100000 computers to modify the database than to hack the computer on the single bank, bo care coordination to was all ready to send you a bit coin. i need to make a transaction when that this takes place in a transaction group and is done by bitcoin minus

i feel like clint got the better end of that deal. that thing is heated.s currently is not heated. well, i'll tell you what, ryan, i've got good news and bad news. the good news is that i can still feel my face right now. the bad news is, i kind of wish i couldn't. can i go back to my regularjob? i'm pretty sure you guys added an extra hour to this showjust because somebody likes torturing me, because compared to two and a half hours ago, it is just getting colder and colder. live in waterloo, for the last time this morning, thankfully, i'm mark woodley, news 7, kwwl. i'm pleased to say markjoins us now. and he's indoors and has thawed out, good news. welcome to the programme. there are desk reporters around the world who salute you, who wanted to go that direction on their outside reports. what would you normally do on a friday evening? i’m reports. what would you normally do on a friday evening?— on a friday evening? i'm a sports re orter, on a friday evening? i'm a sports reporter. so _ on a friday evening? i'm a sports reporter, so that _ on a friday e

>> the web si designer has manyq clints won't create web sites for same sex ceremonies.t's not about who she would be serving but what message she would be required to communicate. bret, a decision is due by the end of june. >> bret: okay. shannon, thank you. up next, the georgia run-off, it is decision-time. we will have a live report. and we will break down why this race is so important. first, here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. our first story comes with graphic content a warning here. fox 5 in new york as police look for the suspect who used a baseball bat to assault a man in upper manhattan, surveillance video shows the suspect pulling an orange bat out of his pants and striking a 47-year-old man in the back of the head. the victim suffered a laceration to his head as well as bruising. he was listed in stable condition. fox 46 in charlotte as tens of thousands of people in north carolina brace for days without electricity, authorities say two power substations were shot up by one or more people with apparent criminal inte

with me now is clint henderson. i want to get your reaction to the travel mess. when can we expect it to clear up? >> so mother nature gave us a bad blow this christmas. we don't like the present under the tree as the huge storm. good news is it looks like it is going to get better the next couple of days. this is the biggest meldown since the summer. so that just tells you the scale of what we have seen this week for christmas. people spending the night in airports. >> do the pictures of poor folks at the airport, what are things to do at the airport seeing the flight is canceled? >> you should go to the airport with a backup plan. one of the people to talk to earlier said airline to airline to see if he can get rebooked. but there are tricks that you can do to minimize that. have the airline app on the phone. sometimes rebook yourself. follow them on social media. sometimes they answer that way when they don't pick up the phones. return to the lounge. if you have lounge access use that. sometimes the agents help you. some airports have minute lounges. check tho

give us give us so much more that clint is so alcohol, we still have a man in that side who knows what you are cold, you can drink hot tea. what is the noblest audience? you know this question, how to keep warm in the cold, and right now before your eyes, we will conduct an experiment. we have four men dressed in special suits, inside these suits there is a liquid that cools the bodies of men. right now, the temperature is about four degrees inside them. these suits, so they, of course, cool and freeze. four different drinks the first we give alcohol the second we give hot water, the third. we give hot sweet tea and the fourth. we give hot fat broth, please. have a drink. so mikhail yegorych now point them from the thermal imaging camera to the thermal imaging camera , we see the changes that happen to them . because alcohol the vessels expand very quickly and immediately begin to sit, because when the vessels expanded, he gave off heat to the outside. vessels everywhere, wide, heat has gone outside, so he will now begin to freeze and tremble again. our lover of alcohol, the second per

the melanie, most of the clint alcorda shows me see in textbooks, a dreadful white people raise up with the rushes. you talked about in what was really pink. so then if i go to the hospital, if i stop my clinicals, i might be looking for pink roch's. why is not pink in black people. so i feel this and many more medical conditions related blocked, watch a degree long, really medical cooking, especially in africa. so once we start using our black people, once we see is going out in was irrelevant is, will, will be like a difference between what you read not as group our to us in our group and at them love to, to actually her post like on the sunday rita sees you best picture went viral. he says several publishers have commissioned him to draw more black medic illustration . he says he plans to publish his own textbook on skin conditions in black people and wants to set up a training school for other african medical illustrators. really good stories are the best for the young man that now air pollution is the single biggest environmental threat to the health and well being of people around

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let's bring in washington post deputy national editor, phil rucker, plus clint ross, former consultante fbi counterterrorism division. now a distinguished research fellow at the foreign policy institute, and different to miller's back, greater large for the bulwark. all are msnbc contributors. phil rucker, reserved for me like a strobe light. i can't figure out where to look. the transcripts are chock full of new pieces. not just of color but of really damning evidence of the way some of those people closest to trump testified and the depths of commitment, really, to the coup plot itself. >> i think that's right, nicole, and what has been striking look at these transcripts is the breadth of the work of this committee. they didn't just get to a couple of people here and there, but they were talking to people from the inner sanctum of trump world and to read the transcripts you see how they think and how they are processing information and how this dialogue is taking shape. it's like the kind of material that those of us who cover the trump presidency would have only dreamed of having in

clint is a pivotal moment where he goes to his classroom this was to be teaching that day he stands before his students and he says i can no longer bear to watch the suffering on the streets while i sit here and talk to you about the american revolution. i am teaching you this history that is actually been played out on the other side of these walls. the hypocrisy is just too much. and so he tells the students the only way i know how to serve you, is tojo quit my job and go join the revolution. so that's what i'm going to do. and one of these absently made for hollywood moments, the students stand up and join him. they leave the school and together they integrate themselves into the military. the revolutionary military. they form a separate militia and arm of the people's army the army of salvation. it is led by this 22-year-old with this 15 and 16-year-old astudents. and as you can imagine an incredible scandal for the school, this is a very, very bad thing. for the church and even for the united states government. everybody freaks out. parks and then, baskerville becomes a larger-than-li

when she interviewed fidel castro, katharine hepburn, clint eastwood, all the presidents who crossede cast really. for those who wanted to take the lessons that she offered, she was an amazing teacher. >> really a remark body of work, christiane. thank you so much for your perspective. christiane amanpour. she broke barriers and paved the way for so many of us. she truly was a trailblazer for us in so many ways. i have a book in my office, "women in the news" written in the '70s and it talks about the challenges and adversities she faced as one of the few women -- only women in evening news. she's an inspiration. >> she took us from an age where women were unique to news and not -- >> dominating. >> it is. >> we'll be right back. (brent) people love subaru just because it stands for much more than just a car. (vo) through the share the love event, subaru retailers have supported over sevente hundred hometown charities. (phil) have i witnessed and see impact of what we do? you bet i have. (kathryn) we have worked with so many amazing causes and made a difference. (vo) by the end of th

there's a process underway already led by former ambassador clint williamson to collect the evidence's a u.s. diplomat that has previously worked in other international car crimes cases. getting that evidence and preventing it to prosecutor doesn't give you the answer to what is the venue, what is the court that has jurisdiction. the u.s. would not want to go to the i.c.c. we're not a party, russia is not a party. the world court is not the suitable venue for this. the u.n. would be blocked by russia on creating anything new. there needs to be a special tribunal created like after world war ii. something uniquely created for this unique case of russian war crimes in ukraine when russia is a security councilmember. >> and if history is our guide, we know any kind of a tribunal being stood up like that could take months, if not years. so looks like a call for this to happen in february is not an option. we have to leave it there. thanks for taking time for us this afternoon. >> thanks, gillian. >> gillian: thanks. new polls now for george santos to resign over whopping lies, this is co

i feel leinart clint got the better end of that deal. you know, that thing is heated. the outdoors currently is not heated. well, i'll tell you what, ryan, i have good news and i've got bad news, the good news is that i can still feel my face right now. the bad news is i kind of wish i couldn't. could i go back to my regular job? i'm pretty sure, ryan, that you guys added an extra hour to this show just because somebody likes torturing me because compared to 2 1/2 hours ago, it is just getting colder and colder. live in waterloo for the last time this morning, thankfully, i'm mark woodley, news 7, kwwl. >> well, he didn't sugar coat it. i think he should give up reporting on the weather and sports and maybe go into stand-up because that was entertaining. >> it made him bitter. i think he was saying everything on his mind. >> i'm glad you're in the warm and don't have to deal with the cold. >> i've been out there. i feel his page. here i am in the warm studio with you talking about the multitude of impacts this winter storm is bringing places like iowa, but also stretch

. >> clint, let's talk about the january 6 report and the transcripts. you're a former investigator.or what you are looking for? >> i think the key point is there is no reprecushions for it unless it goes to the doj. a lot of this is interesting in the fact they did plead the fifth. it doesn't mean everything. everybody has the right to pleaa the fifth. there is not a lot of details there. i think what i'm most interested in is the connections between those plots that we do know of sedition, the plots that have gone to trial, the oath keepers and proud boys and how that connects or does not connect with folks that were in the white house on the day of the insurrection and leading up to d it. particularly from that mid december 2020 period into january 6. how close were we to a violent coup? i think that's been remarkable in terms of the only keeper's case with the sedition case being prosecuted with stewart rhodes. but can they put more pieces together and let us know how close were we to having bloodshed on that day? i think we got very lucky. awful day