and what senator cruz' bill would do is not stop nord stream 2. it would undermine the current diplomatic situation that is absolutely critical if we're going to respond to the russian threat. his bill is a vote supporting -- supporting his bill would be a vote to compromise transatlantic unity. it is a vote that breaks the message of bipartisan support in the face of russian aggression. and furthermore, not just bipartisan support, but allied support with the united states and germany and western europe against the threat that russia poses to ukraine and really to eastern germany if they take this action. the dynamics on nord stream 2 have changed since senator cruz and i fought for the passage of legislation to prevent the completion of that pipeline. at the time we worked together to provide the trump administration with critical tools to sanction this pipeline -- and we did that because there were some members of the trump administration who came to us and said, we need this legislation because the administration has not acted. and the fact is

(amarylis cruz) this is a wood stove, it's brazilian. (amarylis cruz) everyday, yes. - no.t first, it was tricky, but i've been doing this for 34 years. - it's been 34 years. but even if we had electricity, i'd still cook like this. (amarylis cruz) when my friends come visit me from havana, they come in large groups. an electric stove wouldn't be enough to make food for everyone. this way is quicker. for the two of us an electric stove would do. - i'd like an electric oven and we really need a refrigerator. (amarylis cruz) we could really use a refrigerator. - we can't keep anything fresh for long. we lose food. (amarylis cruz) we eat what my husband grows: rice, beans, malanga and yucca. sometimes the harvest is plentiful, but not always. this year, we had very little rice... because it didn't rain enough, but it's been raining a lot lately. we make do with what we have. - of course, i would be delighted to enjoy a little more comfort in my home, but nothing over the top. i don't need luxury... i don't dream of luxury. - yes, just the basics: an armchair to relax in, chair

cruz, still dubious about trump as a potential president, then ted cruz got up on the rnc and refused to endorse trump in that bizarre scene where trump as a candidate came out on the floor, disrupting. the history matters because that's what ted cruz first thought, apparently really thought about donald trump, then as trump solidifies his dprip on power, cruz completely owns himself. defended every trump action in office, after trump lost to biden it was then ted cruz who led the futile effort to challenge the certification of the biden victory on the senate floor. >> we've seen in the last two months unprecedented allegations of voter fraud. we have an obligation to the constitution to ensure the election was lawful. what does it say to the nearly half a country that believes the election was rigged if we vote not even to consider the claims of illegality and fraud in this election. conduct a 10-day emergency audit, consider the evidence. >> yes, 10 days of all that, and what would 10 days of sham reviews achieve? sounded strange at the same time even to those covering closely but w

so what's really going on with cruz? a former aide who spoke with him this afternoon joins me just ahead to talk about it. >>> also coming up this hour, a measure of justice for ahmaud arbery. the three georgia men convicted of his murder sentenced to life behind bars. >>> i want to get right now to cnn white house correspondent john harwood and stuart stevens, the former chief strategist for the romney presidential campaign and senior adviser to the lincoln project. good evening to both of you. john harwood, we thought we might get a ruling tonight but it's expected to come very soon. the supreme court appears poised to block president biden's vaccine and testing rules aimed at large businesses. how big of a blow would this be to the biden administration and their attempt to stop the spread of covid? >> well, it would certainly be a blow. i don't know how big of a blow. there are many difficulties that are in front of the biden administration as they try to get the country vaccinated. and the biggest one is hard vaccine

over to santa cruz comeau where tsunami waves arrived in the pulses and flooded the santa cruz harbor and parking lot. ryan curry joins us from the harbor. what can you tell us? ryan: good evening. many santa cruz residents started the day very concerned over the incoming tsunami threat. water rose to cautious levels in some areas, especially near the santa cruz harbor. as the day went on, many residents and their concerns were eased. santa cruz residents on high alert saturday. >> we were watching the water push the lower deck on the waterfront, and the wharf was really moving. cornell: edward martinez was out monitoring the water levels in the morning. he initially did nothing the tsunami warning was much of a problem, but he says the water level kept rising, especially toward the harbor, causing him some concern. >> we were like, maybe this is a big deal. we were looking out towards the beach. you can see the plume behind me. all of a sudden, it disappeared and of the water kept going up and up and up. cornell: all day long, coast guard crews patrolled the beach to patrol the water

the ted cruz who we see now is not the principle conservative ted cruz we know solicitor general and being considered for the supreme court, knew although you may disagree with his conservative out outlook, he was at least principled. that's a totally different person than today. ted cruz got bullied on national tv and i actually felt bad for him. because tucker carlson literally just bullied him. it was down right, i mean, you know, it was like an anti bullying campaign that could have been the commercial but you have to actually look at the full context of who ted cruz has become. we remember -- we cannot forget, we have to remember how donald trump talked about this man's wife like a dog. >> and his dad. >> what did he do? >> and his dad with these myth kill fantasies and he ran back to donald trump and said please, please take me in. donald trump laughed and took him in. we remember this whole escapade so watching this now, the only thing that's apreppropriate thi to say is ted cruz doesn't have what it takes to stand up for people bullying him which doesn't put him in a good pos

this is not just high profile ted cruz with his humiliation fetish. even at the lowest levels of the republican party. a republican state senator in wisconsin who had the audacity to say the election was not stolen and to oppose a republican phony investigation into the results has now foreclosed the possibility of her future in the republican party. today, she announced she is not running for re-election. she says she was not forced out but one of the leaders in the election investigation called on her to resign. you know, you do the math. no career for you. opposing the big lie, opposing the insurrection, condemning political violence whipped up by donald trump, they are not allowed in the republican party. that's where they draw the line. posing political violence when you're side is behind it and donald trump is in favor of it is not allowed. ted cruz is a lot of things, but his decision to do what he did yesterday shows he understands where the future of the republican party lies. congressman ruben is a democrat representing arizona's congression

cruz stood firm, then crumbled.s leading the effort to overturn the election on january 6th. by last february, he was fully supine. >> and you know what? there are a whole lot of voices in washington that want to just erase the last four years. want to go back to the world before, and they look at donald j. trump, and they look at the millions and millions of people inspired, who went to battle fighting alongside president trump and they are terrified. and they want him to go away -- let me tell you this right now, donald j. trump ain't going anywhere. >> so yeah, ted cruz has the spine of a cantaloupe. now, remember the time that he blamed his daughters as the reason he was quickly trying to get on a plane to mexico for vacation during the state's power crisis? >> yesterday, my daughter asked if they could take a trip with some friends and heidi and i agreed so i flew down with them last night. >> yeah. wasn't the case. his hypocrisy, it is not really the issue here. i mean, it's interesting to look at and we have

i mean, just ted cruz on tucker carlson is doom for the initials t.c. that's a terrible joke but i just had to get one out. i'm so unqualified to be on this panel. >> no, this is a joke friendly environment. >> he's -- ted cruz nauseates me to a degree. i actually have trouble focusing on him when i'm trying to write jokes. i remember during the gop debates where he had something in his mouth and it was like food or a loose baby tooth or worse, i don't know. but i haven't been able to get that out of my mind. and whenever i see him, i feel sick to my stomach. now what in a means for the republican party, i don't know but it's not good. >> you bring up an interesting point about who ted cruz was talking to by going on that program and it really raises the question of not how divided we are as a country but do we even hear each other? only moment, when somebody like ted cruz goes on tucker carlton, makes a complete fool of himself, his message comes to our side of the divide, the way things play out on social media, but the reality of it is somebody like

being ted cruz. wonder your thoughts to this bit of political performance art. >> well, as you know, i have known ted cruz since i worked with ted cruz in the 2000 campaign. and to know ted cruz is to dislike ted cruz. it's pretty uniform. anybody that encounters him. i think i said this before, there used to be an expression, people, reporters would ask us, why do people take an instant dislike to ted cruz? and the answer was, it saves time. i was watching ted cruz. every time i think he can't go lower, he goes lower. he reminds me of the character reeked from the "game of thrones." the only good thing about reeked is he had redemption later on when he became theon gray joy. ted cruz is the guy who donald trump ripped his father, accused his father of being a part of the kennedy conspiracy, called his wife ugly, and then kissed up to donald cruz. and this is ted cruz. this is guy -- i don't know if it is physically or anatomically possible, but was born without a backbone, has no moral principle at

video is from santa cruz. cars were flooded. boats were knocked around it flooded the harbor. >> the tsunami surges and advisory were triggered like this. you are looking at satellite imagery of an underwater volcanic explosion 5,000 miles away. it happened last night near the south pacific island nation of tonga. the volcano erupted several times this week. >> that eruption triggered a tsunami in tonga. you can see the water rushing into homes, businesses churches. this is one of the only videos we have seen from the island since the tsunami. tonight no word on injuries or deaths but we are not really getting much in the way of communication from anyone in that area. the tongan community locally is anxiously awaiting hearing from friends and family. >> tom, this must be a very stressful time for them. what are they telling you? >> it is. good evening. very stressful, especially since they are not able to talk to any of their loved ones in tonga. we hoped to get information from the tongan consulate in burlingame near the bay fr

cruz: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from texas. mr. cruz: i ask unanimous consent that the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: the senate is not in a quorum call. mr. cruz: mr. president, in a few minutes, the senate is going to take a vote of incalculable importance to our national security. to the future of our allies in europe and to the very existence of the nation of ukraine. right now vladimir putin has assembled over 100,000 troops on the border of ukraine. more troops and more weapons are arriving every day. putin yearns to reassemble the old soviet union. putin would see ukraine wiped off the face of the map. this is not the first time that the people of ukraine have had to face down russian aggression and authoritarianism. throughout the cold war and through their independence in 1991, millions of ukrainians died as they struggled for independence from the soviet union. and from soviet russia. in 1994, the united states signed the budapest memorandum on

tenemos reportes de daños materiales en la zona >> buenas tardes nos encontramos en santa cruz ahora bajo advertencia de tsunami debido a la erupción de un tsunami de la costa de tonga podemos ver ahora mismo en este momento la situación se encuentra tranquilo muchas personas están en el área de la playa incluso algunos bañistas incluso haciendo surf a pesar de las advertencias de las autoridades. se reportan algunos daños en las embarcaciones. la advertencia aún está en efecto en todo el estado de california incluyendo la costa oeste. la oficina nacional de administración reportó olas registradas en los 0.2 días de alturas y hasta cuatro pies por san luis otras de las olas a dónde más hemos visto el impacto es en berklee se rescató a una 110 personas de los barcos hasta el momento no se reportan pérdidas fatales en la zona continuaremos en esta área y más adelante en el noticiero tendremos una detallada de lo que está aconteciendo aquí en santa cruz reporte en vivo yo soy carlos armando cabrera >> gracias carlos armando volvemos contigo es más adelante ponga atención a este mapa que

this latest example comes from texas senator ted cruz.n oversight hearing into capitol police. >> we are approaching a solemn anniversary this week, and it is an anniversary of a violent terrorist attack on the capitol where we saw the men and women of law enforcement demonstrate incredible courage, incredible bravery, risk their lives to defend the men and women who serve in this capitol. >> but following a day of sharp criticism from republican trolls on twitter and fox news, senator cruz felt the need to apologize. >> the way i phrased things yesterday, it was sloppy and it was, frankly, dumb. >> i don't buy that. whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. i don't buy that. i've known you a long time since before you went to the senate. you were a supreme court contender. you take words as seriously as any man who's ever served in the senate, and every word -- you repeated that phrase. i do not believe that you used that accidentally. i just don't. >> so tucker, as a result of my sloppy rephrasing, it's caused a lot of people to misunderstand what i mean

cnn asked cruz's spokesperson for an explanation.n karl is the author of "betrayal: the final act of the trump show." he is also the chief washington correspondent for abc news and co-anchor of "this week with goerge stephanopoulos." in the context of what you discovered in reporting for your book, how does senator cruz's behavior fit into the larger pattern for republicans and the former president? >> well, it certainly fits into the larger pattern, anderson. first, i have to say how remarkable that moment is when you consider who ted cruz is. ted cruz is a guy who really made his name as a national conservative leader when he led his party into a government shutdown in 2013. when he did that, he stood up against the entirety, virtually the entirety of the republican leadership in the senate. he infuriated them. he went against their wishes. and launched them into what turned out to be a very politically destructive government shutdown. he wasn't afraid of the wrath of all of those republican senators. and now here he is apparently

tuckham reiterated it was definitely not a violent terrorist attack but cruz, cruz couldn't handle it so went on fox to bend the knee and clear the air and ran straight into a hailstorm. >> the way i phrase things yesterday, it was sloppy and it was frankly dumb and -- >> i don't buy that, whoa, whoa, i've known you a long time since before you went to the senate. you're a supreme court contender. you take words as seriously as any man that served in the senate and every word -- you repeated that phrase. i don't believe you used that word accidently. >> it's caused a lot of people to misunderstand what i meant. what i was referring to are the limited number of people who engaged in violent attacks against police officers. i wasn't saying the millions of patriots across the country supporting president trump are terrorists. >> but here is the thing, rafael, that man isn't just pathetic, it is also flatout false. cruz has frequently referred to january 6th as a terrorist attack including in at least three press releases issued last january, february, and may. he's also said it in multip

today was much different in santa cruz than back in 2011. that was when a massive earthquake off the coast of japan generated a tsunami in california. it caused $20 million worth of damage to the harbor. despite warnings to stay out of the water, emergency crews were kept busy. two surfers had to be rescued. one of their boards boat -- broke because the waves were so powerful. they are expected to be ok. two fishermen were swept into the water at san gregorio state beach. they were able to swim back to shore. more than one hundred people were evacuated from the brooklyn marina. police say the evacuation was limited to the docks and boats along the shoreline. roads near the marina remained open. authorities got the all clear from emergency services at 3:50 this afternoon. everyone is urged to use caution on boats and docks. for more on this let's get to spencer christian. we have been saying this all evening. probably not a great idea to get on the water. spencer: let me give you a closer look. this is very important information. this is a sn

i think cruz would want to us do this, and maybe so, because in his apology, cruz was sure to remindhe role he played that day. >> while thousands of people were standing up to defend this country on january 6th, at that exact moment i was standing on the senate floor objecting to the election results. of course it would be ridiculous for me to be saying the people standing up and protesting to follow the law were somehow terrorists. >> and cruz then clarified. the only people he said he was calling terrorists were these people, the ones specifically attacking law enforcement officers. so presumably he was not referring to these people, the ones committing different violent and criminal acts to further a domestic ideological and political goal, just not attacking cops. or these ones, storming statuary hall. thursday night in statuary hall i could not stop looking at this statue, donated in 1931 by the state of mississippi. it's a statue of jefferson davis, the president of the confederacy. and there's also this statue, donated in 1927 by the state of georgia, alexander stephens, the

ted cruz was a leading republican in trying to overturn the election results.hat he should have done and becoming a political pariah and then apologize. he stuck to the guns. that was the wrong call and then a mirror image of that. this is accurate and then apologizes and he appears pitiful. he was wrong in both instances. >> you also wrote about how cruz talked about advocating for possible impeachment if republicans take back power of congress and how it could work against them in the obama administration when there's talk of wanting to impeach president obama and then empower democrats to go to the polls to make sure something like this didn't happen and how it could work against republicans if they follow this path. >> yeah. all of us looked ahead to the midterm elections and think that republicans will be more motivated to turn out but with people like ted cruz talking about how once republicans are in position of power they try to impeach president biden for nothing effectively and then it lets the base know that republicans are -- have radical plans in m

cruz knows that.or at least the lawyers who represented him in court do. they defended him successfully, mind you, in a slander case in 2020. the judge, a trump appointee, recapping their case, quote, fox persuasively argues that given mr. carlson's reputation, any reasonable viewer, quote, a arrives with an appropriate amount of skepticism about the statement he makes. the fox lawyers again successfully argued that the quote general tenor of the show should then inform a viewer that carl soon is not stating actual facts about the topics he discusses and is instead engaging in exaggeration and nonliteral commentary. official verdict. he's full of it. he's just one right-wing cable's most elite professionally a grieved bullshit artists. carlson's viewers actually believe him. they're not in on the joke. that i not in on the joke that tucker carlson is in on. that he is a joke. also on fox entertainment television, they didn't like how vice president kamala harris said january 6th will be added to the l

actually, here is santa cruz.re taking a look from our cam rather stationed in seneca camera t -- camera there stationed in santa cruz. lisa argen with an upda julian: welcome back. we are taking a live look over sky seven, producers correct me if i'm wrong. this is half moon bay and we are closely watching these waves as we continue to follow this who nami advisory that's been in effect for several hours -- tsunami advisory that's been in effect for several hours. this appears to be near the half moon bay golf links right now. if you're just joining us, want to get you up to speed with what we know for the snow so far -- with what we know so far. as tsunami hit tonga. keep in mind, this is 5400 miles away, after an underwater eruption happened last night. i believe lisa said around 8:00 p.m. last night. this is still affecting us here in the bay area many hours later. we know that there have been advisories issued by cities and municipalities up and down the bay area from mill valley to santa cruz to emeryville,

cruz: mr. president, the eyes of history are upon us.ach of us will be faced with a momentous question. can we puppety differences aside -- we put petty differences aside and can we come together to defend our friend and our ally ukraine against imminent russian aggression? this isn't theoretical. russian tanks and troops are right now massed on the ukrainian border and they are preparing for invasion. the senate in just a few hours will vote on a bill that represents the best way to deter putin from invading ukraine. by sanctioning the company that is racing to finish and nation operational the nord stream 2 pipeline which putin desperately wants completed so that he can use it as a cudgel against our european allies. if we don't come together today, ukraine risks getting wiped off the map altogether. putin didn't just wake up one day and decide he wanted to invade ukraine. he's wanted to invade ukraine for years. and he did so already in 2014. but he stopped short of a full invasion because he couldn't endanger ukraine's energy infrast

cruz folded like a paper airplane.ng tough on crime, which is something that's gone back decades that cruz was trying to lean into has come up against this denial of the january 6th crime. so you have tucker carlson trying to take a position that what we saw with our own eyes didn't really happen. not that many police officers were injured, even though some of the officers that were attacked that day still can't get back to work because the injuries were so severe. but carlson's in such profound denial about that, that he has to put on this performance and cruz, absolutely begged for forgiveness. about a year ago, edmedia reporters like yours truly start started to say tucker carlson issy in new donald trump. i've never seen a bit of proof better than this. this is the ultimate example of tucker carlson's power. he essentially runs the gop media and as we think about the midterms in 2024, there's going to be a tucker carlson primary and you just saw what it's going to be like. it's going to be this kind of obsession wi

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cruz has described the insurrection as a terrorist act.aven close. i did research after the sloppy claim. this was the 18th time, at least the 18th time that senator cruz had described the capitol riot as a terrorist attack or broadly described rioters as terrorists. so again, 17 previous occasions on which he used the language that he claimed was sloppy when he used it at least the 18th time. he used this language in basically every possible forum. he did it in an official written statement the day after the assault on the capitol. he did it in another written statement more than a month after the assault on the capitol. he did it in a third official written statement more than four months after the assault. he also did it in a whole bunch of interviews. listen to some comments he made to local texas television station the day after the riot -- >> well, what happened yesterday in washington was horrific. it was a terrorist attack on the united states capitol. it was despicable. it's a dark day in our nation's history when terrorists can a

senator ted cruz, the u.s. ambassador to israel and israel's minister of diaspora affairs, all releasing statements of support for the synagogue and colleyville community. >> we don't know exactly what perpetrate their energy that says, i must, you know, assume control of some jewish institution in order to make my point. and we just pray for the safety and the rule. the youth of those that are being held inside. >> that was markie. martin reporting for us tonight. and in the last few hours, the san francisco police department issued this statement saying it is closely monitoring the developments from texas while coordinating with local jewish organizations to keep the city safe. governor newsome also put out a statement today tweeting out, quote, what is unfolding at the beth israel synagogue in texas is nothing short of horrific, sending strength to the congregants and their loved ones as we hoped for rescue and safety. this is a developing story. we will bring you the latest information as soon as it comes i

flooding as far south as santa cruz. number of fishermen and fishers rescued from the surge. >> meteorologist rob mayeda has been watching it all day. the tsunami advisory is dropped for us. not all of the state. >> central coast seeing two to three feet at times. we saw peak wave and water heights around crescent city, 3 to 4 feet, and point reyes to monterey 2 to 3 feet. point reyes to san francisco, amplitudes starting to drop off next high tide 11:30 tonight. monterey southwater, port san luis still seeing advisories. bay area it's dropped. other thing we're watching in the forecast might be water of a different sort, rare showers could be moving in from the south. see how much this could change your sunday forecast. in about ten minutes. >>> new video of the surge waves from the tsunami disrupting things on the santa cruz coast. planned surfing thing canceled, evacuated because of the warning. >> take a look at video from santa cruz, the harbor, could see cars parked there became partially submerged. another look ju

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now, where was i mm oh, right -- ted cruz.robably have seen, the big news in politics while i've been away has been the site and the united states senator going on tv to humiliate himself and beg for forgiveness for the grave sin of condemning a violent insurrection aimed at overthrowing american democracy. it was so pathetic, i honestly thought i was delirious from the covid. but it turns out, it was real, and i was just delirious from my horse pudding. and look, we all know ted cruz has a thing for self-humiliation he slinked back from cancun after escaping a blackout in his state. he endorsed donald trump after trump insulted his wife and his father, and took that infamous photo where he made campaign calls for trump looking like jack lemmon in "glengarry glenn ross. and he keeps showing up in public with that facial hair looking like a chewbacca who shaved everything but the beard. you see, cruz originally said what you might think was a totally noncontroversial thing about the anniversary of the january 6th insurrection >

and there's one other thing i would like to add about the ted cruz interview.rlson wanted to take on a ted cruz, that he was looking for that fight. i don't know if it means that he's looking to do something politically, but he was willing to make points off of one that you would argue in ted cruz a very much a strongly supported trump ally. >> you are the second person on this broadcast to suggest that tucker may have political aspirations. thefirst came yesterday. i was like, hmm, interesting. anyway, also interesting, on thursday, the president's speech. he gave that speech excoriating trump without ever mentioning him by name. >> the former president of the united states of america has created and spread a web of lies about the 2020 election. he's done so because he values power over principle. because he sees his own interests as more important than his country's interests, than america's interests. and because his bruised ego matters more to him than our democracy or our constitution. he can't accept he lost. even though that's what 93 united states senat

thank you very much, senator ted cruz of texas.ho continue to show their outrage over january 6th are the very same people who defended riots by blm and antifa throughout the entire summer of 2020. you knew that. we are going to remind you in some detail after the break. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: if you were watching the coverage today much of what was happening on capitol hill, what is the word for it? circus, zoo? wathose aren't even powerful enough to describe the flamboyant absurdity and craziness of what the democratic party brought us today. nancy flows come this really had to be the high water mark, front and special musical guests to celebrate, commemorate, observe? january 6th. kevin corke is the story for us. >> good evening tucker. on a day when not nearly enough was said about ashley babbitt and arguably too much was said about what actually didn't happen on the sixth of january last year, it was all the more remarkable and dare i say hard to imagine a more cringeworthy turn of events that took place at the capitol when house spea

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ted cruz. who is now trying to backtrack after getting caught doing something that seems to be a cardinal sin in today's gop, telling the truth. >> we are approaching a solum anniversary this week and it is an anniversary of a violent terrorist attack on the capitol where we saw the men and women of law enforcement demonstrate incredible courage, incredible bravery, risk their lives to defend the men and women who serve in this capitol. >> can you guess which part of that got the senator in trouble? >> of all the things january 6th was, it was definitely not a violent terrorist attack or insurrection. was it a riot? sure. it was not a violent terrorist attack so why are you telling us it was, ted cruz? >> it was a violent terrorist attack but ted cruz is so rattled from tucker carlson he asked to go on the fox propaganda network to go before carlson in a more pathetic display would be hard to imagine so i'll just play it for you. >> the way i phrased things yesterday was sloppy and frankly dumb

well, you would if you're ted cruz. but it's also the price that you have to pay now if you are a republican. begging for forgiveness for speaking the truth. while the fox-propaganda network is turning itself into a three-ring circus of lies and cringey moments like that, the big news today was a georgia courtroom and that's where three white men learned the price that they will have to pay for the murder of ahmaud arbery, shot to death while jogging nearly two years ago travis mcmichael and his father gregory mcmichael were sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. william roddy bryan was sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole. and the judge's remarks, as he sentenced them, were riveting. including a moment rarely seen in a courtroom. more on that, coming up. ahmaud arbery's grieving family putting a human face on this terrible crime. ahmaud wasn't just a victim, he was a man they lofbd, a son, a brother. his sister, jasmine, addressing the court before sentencing. >> ahmaud had

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cruz: the next day on january 6, mr. s is seen whispering to a person and five seconds later, that same person begins to forcibly tear down the barricades. did he urge them to tear down the barricades? ms. sanborn: sir, similar to the other answers, i cannot answer that. sen. cruz: shortly thereafter, the fbi put out a public post seeking information on individuals connected with violent crimes on january 6. among those individuals is mr. s. the fbi publicly asked for information, offering cash rewards for information leading to the arrest. this was posted and a later, magically, mr. epps disappeared from the public posting. according to public records, he has not been charged with anything. no one has explained why a person videoed urging people to the capitol, a person whose conduct was so suspect the crowd believes he was a fed, would magically disappear from the people the fbi were looking at. a lot of americans are concerned that the federal government deliberately encouraged illegal and violent conduct on february