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this body and this conference >> reporter: while santos has not been convicted, he is facing a 23-counminal indictment and he was also the subject of a scathing house ethics investigation. but despite the heat, santos said he will only leave if he is forced out the house is expected to take up the vote to expel santos tomorrow morning. if the resolution passes, he will be forced to leave congress immediately lester >> ryan nobles, thank you. >>> it was elon musk unfiltered during an interview as the world's richest person defended himself and his social media company amid a string of controversies here is emilie ikeda >> reporter: it was back to business for tesla ceo elon musk today, with the highly delayed and anticipated initial delivery of the ev company's other worldly cybertruck >> finally, the future will look like the future >> reporter: it comes less than 24 hours since musk's stunning sit-down with cnbc's andrew ross sorkin. >> if somebody tried to blackmail me with advertising, blackmail me with money, go [ bleep ] yourself is that clear? i hope it is hey, bob >> reporter: t

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. >> and what is interesting, nikki haley and especially chris coun christy have been vocal critics of donald trump. but in private you see a lot of the campaigns distancing themselves from these kind of decisions but making the point that this is just more examples of the days on that will be brought on if republicans renominate trump. is that what you are hearing on the campaign trail? >> absolutely. fairly or not, chaos follows him everywhere. and the one that really did surprise me a little bit was chris christie. but i think that the fact is that they are all responding this way is because there was an inflection point which was the first indictment against donald trump. since then, he has never been within single digits of any other candidate. and they know the fact is that this could have the effect of rallies the republican base. in some ways this ruling could end up ensuring get thas the go nomination. so they are doing this tricky dance, while kcriticizing the supreme court but also making the point about the chaos. >> and you had reporting yesterday about how the first lady

we go through episodes in this coun they probe and want to understand and examine how government mightsay certain things or not. we saw during the civil rights era, people were eavesdropped on. they were fighting for people's freedom. that balance and recall bragz comes every 10, 15, 20 years, we get a big one next year as the court takes up the missouri v biden case, determine what are limits, government can exert and ask them to regulate or for that matter tame or expand their speech, if allegations are right, the government was in the business of telling them what to do or what information was okay, what information is permissible, that is wrong and glad this hearing is taking place. these are oversight efforts, whether you agree with what happened or disagree, should agree with the fact no one's right to speak, whether i agree or disagree should be infringed upon, i don't like what you are saying. >> will: i'm disappointed i'm going last, we won't have time to hear response. >> harold: i'll respond. >> will: might have swung ideologically, might have been the time the right -- >> h

he took money from at least five coun country, including the chinese communist party. he did it while his father was vice president and his father knew he was going to run for president. it makes no sense why his son would do that to his father in the first place. but to say that there's no evidence, we don't know. we haven't done the investigation yet. so we'll see what happens. but what we do know for sure is that he did take money from these countries after he said he didn't. and he did engage in influence peddling. there's no way around it. so what's unseemly is not the republicans, what's unseemly is his behavior. >> he's a private citizen. there's been no evidence that joe biden in any way interfered inappropriately in his business. republicans have been trying to make this case for five years. the house republicans on the house oversight committee have been make thing case. they have said time and again that they did not have evidence that they could put forward that showed any wrongdoing by joe biden or any inappropriate connection between joe biden and hunter

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have a great night.e coun >> great weekend. for wat welcome to jesse watters. prime timegraham a tonight. how's that going for you, ron?sm you're down 41 points in your own home state. >> this is an app where they plot the human that are found on the streets of san francisco. >> how last night changes the race. >> it's starting to get me a little nervous because if they go a little bit overboard ,it's a little scary about the tale of two nine year olds we were trying to get my subpoenas of jeffrey epstein's flight logsjeffre. of course, the chairman blocked it all. wiresfrontld democrats coveringr jeffrey epstein. >> plus, i am not suicidal.icid i am innocenal at. fox news alert. >> shocking new details in the attempted murder of america's mostls high profile inmate. last friday, derek chauvin was shifted 22 times in the library by another inmate. and now we know who the other inmate was. his name is john ter jack. he's 52 and he's already served 27 years of his 30 year sentence. >> and with three yearsf left until freedom apparently decided i'm going to murder

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it's 6.30, a and a teenager is under arrest for breaking into several vacation homes in sonoma coun.ook at this map and you can see where these 3 homes are located that were broken into their freeze out road. and duncan mills, which is unincorporated area along the russian river just off the highway. one 16, the teenager caused damage all 3 homes. and then when deputies found him, he was actually trying to get away in the river. he was eventually found hiding behind some bushes and taken to juvenile hall. 6.38. right now on the peninsula. take a look at this box truck just really smashed. and that's because it went over a cliff near double slide. >> and as you can see, crews were able to haul it up and away and they reopen the roadway. there were not sure. >> if there were any injuries, but we do know that the area where that happened is okay. it was highway one, sam icke it tail county just south of linda mar boulevard. time now is 6.39. >> and in the east bay, dozens of oakland, teachers participated in a pro-palestine teach an despite the district warning them not to because the c

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