of dc residents believe the dc crime bill sends the wrong message. a few weeks ago the white house put out a statement of policy opposing our resolution based on the president's support for dc statehood i presume, but last week the president indicated he would, in fact, support my resolution. i'm glad the president has recognized congress as a legitimate constitutional role in reviewing and rejecting dc's harmful legislation, to this point given the now widespread recognition that this is a bad bill, imagine of congress did not have the authority under the constitution, and the dc home rule acted to block dc laws. this dangerous bill would become law. seeing the writing on the wall this week, the chairman of the dc council cooked up a desperate and legally baseless ploy to on submit the bill to congress in an attempt to avoid a vote of disapproval, but the dc home rule act is clear, there's no valid action of this nature. no matter how hard they try the council cannot avoid accountability for passing this disastrous, dangerous, soft on crime bill. vi

as the dc police chief recently said of dc's bill, and i quote, where's the victim in all of this. who does this actually help is the victim being helped? i don't think victims when in that space and again that is a nonstarter for me. of that, madame chair from the dc police of the very bill we are going to block today. madamd. president, bills like te city council's bill should be a nonstarter for everyone. democratic politicians need to stop accommodating the kind of ideology that he thinks reducing criminal penalties is appropriate response to crime. i am thankful as i said for the senator from tennessee's leadership and that later today we are going to vote to block legislation that would endanger the dc residents and visitors. the return to t common sense ase work to battle crime in dc and around the country. madam president, i yield the floor. >> crimes specifically violent crimes are exploding in troubling rates nationwide. twenty-five year high across the country connected to the rising n'crime is the biden administration's open border policy which is resulting in increased

dc is pro police officer so what did they do?hey got it the next mom penalty for misdemeanor and increased by 40% the maximum penalty for felony assault on a police officer. washington dc knows that there is too much gun violence and they need to take action against it so it quadruples the maximum penalty for oppose ocean of assault rifles, for ghost guns, for restricted explosive devices. i know the nra doesn't want laws like this but dc residents do. it doubles the maximum penalties for oppose ashen of a firearm or bump stock, tougher laws on guns, more serious penalties, dc's criminal code modernizes and creates new categories of offenses that aren't currently crimes. it creates new offenses for negligent homicide, it creates new offenses for reckless endangerment with a firearm. it creates new expenses -- offenses by expanding liability for sexual assault including sexual abuse of a minor. it expands liability for possession of sexual images of children. this is a city that came together that said we want to protect our child

the dc police chief opposes it and dc residents oppose it so was the council doing it and why are the far left democrats in congress supporting it? look no further than the policies and advocates who say expand racial justice in the criminal legal system. this is one more of the woke nonsense which gave us defund the police. the dc council is free to make their own policy, but we in congress cannot sacrifice the safety and security of the residents and visitors to the nation's capital on the religious altar of the progress progressive social justice agenda. while it's foolish the dc council to support this, it's not surprising. is also not surprising that 173 house democrats and frankly it's unsurprising biden quickly flip-flopped on his position when he realized the public and the press were not going along with this nonsense. when it became clear that it was going to pass, president biden refers to scores and now the dc council has joined him and his flip-flop. i can only wonder what changed. was it the shoot out a few blocks from the capital or the assault on a member of congress i

the dc city officials saw in 2019 from 2019 to 2020 the number of carjackings in dc more than doubled from 152 to 360. they are not following trend is either. in 2021 it went up to 425, and in 2022 up to 485. despite then fact that carjackings have more than tripled in the last four years, far left radicals on the dc city council thoughts now it's time to reduce penalties for carjacking. that's one of only several examples we can go to and my colleagues have talked about. that tells me the dc city council is blind to crime happening right in front of them right outside of their front door. the carjacking industry has some good lobbyists in washington. to make it worse, only a month ago, president biden's office of management and budget issued a statement opposing the resolution and in support of letting radical dc activists on the council leftin the bill go into effect. not only that but on two occasions, the u.s. attorney in washington, d.c. if expressed support for letting the radical proposal succeed. even while raising concerns for how extreme thext policies were. appealing direct

the dc residents do.t doubles the maximum penalties for possession of a firearmbu and more serious penalties. c dc criminal code modernizes and creates new categories that are not currently crimes and creates new offenses for homicide and reckless endangerment with a firearm in new expenses and offenses by expanding liability for sexual assault and including sexual abuse of a minor and expands liability from possession of sexual images of children. this is a city coming together we want to protect her children and sexual assault victims and police officers and protect people from murder but know this pod on —- body and politics will not allow a city to protect itself it increases domestic violence and has strangulation as if the money right now is difficult to prosecute the restatement south carolina has closed the loophole but this body will stop them from doing it today? it criminalizes nonsexual conduct of a felony and quadruples the maximum penalty to help victims of domestic violence to obtain said f

in the past 12 months overall crime is up 25% in dc. car theft has increased 110% in dc. and homicide has increased 30%. who in their right mind looks to those rising crime rates and says the answer is to lower the penalties for violent crime and the spike in crime is hardly confined in the last 12 months. in 2021 the number of murders in dc was the highest it's been since 2003. the mayor of dc, a democrat vetoed the city council decision to rewrite the criminal code saying, quote, anytime there is a policy that reduces penalties, i think it sends the wrong message. unfortunately, the i democrats n the city council in dc overrode the veto time and time again we've seen democrats in major cities reducing penalties for crime and we've seen the result crime speaking we've seen this in san francisco and boston. seen this in philadelphia, new york, we've seen this in st. we've seen this in chicago. crime is spiking in dc and it's incredibly harmful to the women and children who live in dc to be lowering the penalties for violent crime. that's why i'm proud to support the resol

saying he's committed to the idea of dc becoming a state >> if congress sends him a bill making dc ae to sign it because he's been talking about that the last two decades. >> still the democrats in the house who had already voted in favor of that dc law before president biden changed his mind on it are fuming, complaining the white house didn't communicate adequately with the president changing direction and the senate is expected to vote on that republican bill to rescind the dc law next week. >> thank you for that i want to discuss this with cnn political commentator and former congressman jones, what do you think did the president make the right move? >> let me start by clarifying that this is not a debate between the progressive wing party at the white house, this is a debate between the overwhelming majority of immigrants in congress and the white house. there's a reason why the overwhelming majority in the house, for example, voted not to override the decision of a duly and popularly elected city council. i don't think the white house will get the kind of benefit that it thinks

i cannot speak to this legislation but we are in regular touch with her now she is right here in dc. she is here for conversations with our team and then to have a specific conversation with this legislation. >> so if you are not going line by line and then specifically with that concept. >> i understand. but he wants to make sure that communities feel safe and i this is a step forward to do that and just as a quick example so people can understand not to go line by line thought we try to do every piece of legislation was understandable for the american people is just an example that i use but umore broadly a president who has led on making sure putting forward a historic plan that public safety is a priority to make sure law enforcement i go into communities and that they feel safe think when he started the program that is another apparatus so that communities felt safe as he will continue to do. >> what i can tell you is the piece of the legislation the mayor objected to and then to say that all communities including dc feel safe and that this does exactly that. >> when conceptuall

i live in the dc area.he late local news on any given night it is a horror show, crime is terrible, carjackings in particular have spiked enormously and it is important to understand dc city council reduced coronal penalties for a host of violent crimes, gun crimes, including carjackings. carjacking way up. they said that's reduced the committal penalties for that crime. it is totally insane. president biden eventually said for me to side with the dc city council on this would be a huge political problem. he's trying to tack toward the middle for 2024 so he made this announcement. house democrats have already voted on this and overwhelmingly voted with what they thought the white house position would be and they were wrong. 174 house democrats voted for this insane dc city council policy. now they are looking around like you didn't give us a heads up that the new position of the democratic party in washington dc is we are against this? now they are on the record having sided with this totally radical city c

did an one this hearing with my team in dc. anyone at this hearing with my team in dc.dance provide you with anyone at bitedance provide you with a test to me today. we anyone at bitedance provide you with a test to me today.— a test to me today. we will keep monitoring _ a test to me today. we will keep monitoring that _ a test to me today. we will keep monitoring that from _ a test to me today. we will keep monitoring that from here, - a test to me today. we will keep monitoring that from here, but l a test to me today. we will keep - monitoring that from here, but doing so in washington and the us congress is our business correspondent michelle fleury. i know it is difficult to follow the hearing and talk to us, but you follow the start of it in between the questions we were talking about earlier. what do you make of the tone of this? this has become a kind of critical domestic critical issue, but presumably there is an economic aspect to this as well? i presumably there is an economic aspect to this as well?— aspect to this as well? i think it was always _ aspect to

the truth is,, since it illegal in washington dc i know. i have seen it firsthand.der sometimes how some people in washington dc actually made it through the birth canal. the truth is, we are going to have to get some men conspiracy theories. all of the old ones came true. the truth is, americans aren't perfect, or not. the other side is crazy. americans do not deserve to be governed by deeply weird, monstrously woke people, who hate george washington, abraham lincoln, dr. seuss and mr. potato head. who hyperventilate on their yoga mats if you use the wrong pronoun. who things kate changed their gender at least as -- change the gender at recess. to think they are better than us. to me, kale tastes like i would rather be fat. [applause] the truth is, what we accomplished when republicans were in charge, made our country better and made your lives better. think about it in four years, we cut taxes, increased wages, delivered three and a half percent unemployment, created 8 million jobs, deregulated the economy, controlled inflation, protected life, secured the border.

we heard from you you said congress is broken andhe we went to dc to fix it and did not back down. we came to make historic fundamental changes in washington dc and that iss exactly what the american people have been demanding. change made for single subject legislation do you know 47 legislatures have that in the state thing we can do that in washington dc and be effective. last year the democrats disgracefully with title a bill one way then loaded with garbage that had nothing to do with the title of shameful infrastructure the one.2 trillion dollars less than 10 percent went to actual infrastructure what about the inflation reduction act? the green new deal we plan and to all of that. guess what? members of congress can actually go to the house for and amend bills. what a concept to give everyone a voice and every member a seat at the table. this is what you demanded of what we delivered. it was worth taking a few extra days to make sure we got this right. [applause] but we have to make sure that these promises made keep on happening.sl weif cannot slow down we have to get more

we see it here in dc.eto override of muriel bowser was 12 to 1, and it wasn't like they haven't made a lot of strides, and it's put mayors in the crosshairs. >> in fairness, you're talking a lot about social justice issue and police reform and we see the need for that over and over again in some of the shootings of unarmed black men, which continues across this country, but make it a choice between crime and social justice is a problem for democrats and i think you see with joe biden's decision and where he stands on this, that is his re-election announcement on this issue of crime and border security, he has in recent weeks moved to shore up what has been against him in a re-election campaign. >> and so far the left has been muted on this, even on immigration. and we hear the complaints on press releases and you're not hearing elected officials. >> doing the whole thing and i would be curious about secretary johnson, when it comes to the issue at large, democrats are truly looking to get on offense on thi

he says, look, i support dc state home rule and i support dc congress stepping in and overturning thisy for the dc counsel, i think they're out of step for where most americans rchl i think there's been a very well documented movement toward decriminalizing or lessening crimes for nonviolent crime. but i think there's two issues here. one is you're out of step with where most americans are and secondarily, president biden would essentially be taking -- putting himself in harm's way for an issue for three electoral votes he knows he's going to get in two years that he doesn't have to compete for. i think it's kind of the tail waggi wagging the dog and it's a smart political move in not stepping into this. >> what do you think, stephen. >> it's putting democrats in a tough spot. they've investigate a liberal progressive wing of their party that wants to see soft of crime policies, but you've got president biden who realizes he's got to play to the middle. he has a potential re-election campaign coming up and the democrats are in trouble and the republicans are rightly seasoning the groun

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it is dc. really fought to reduce penalties on violent offenders. is it possible to reduce penalties more and still call them penalties. common sense would like to point out that when new's nickname is lucky. though it is unclear if he got the name as a kid or if that nickname was given to everyone in the dc criminal court system. testimony continue in the gwyneth paltrow ski crash trial and statements from her two children, apple and moses, were read in court today. course but nate foy has the story. 's prepares for actress gwyneth paltrow read her children's court depositions. after a 2016 ski crash with dr. terry sanderson who is now suing paltrow for $300,000. the actress' a 60-year-old son moses set up the moments just after the crash, quote, she was saying something along the lines of what the f word. you just run into me. her daughter, apple, a moments -- claiming her mom said, quote, this a whole just run into me. this is the defense team -- that paltrow caused the collision. if he assu

it has more from washington dc. what makes us significant is the fact that christopher raised the director of the f. b. i is really the highest government official in the u. s. government to come out and publicly make this assertion that this is the result of a lab league, the origins of coven 19 and not what was previously sort of the accepted consensus that this was in said a result of transmission from a public market, from animals to humans, and so this comes on the keels of the fact that this is also with low confidence, a conclusion from the department of energy. so what you see is a shift in the consensus. i'll be it still. this is only a small number of agencies in the u. s. government, but it is accumulating from previously one theory to now the sort of growing support towards another theory that this in fact was perhaps even a deliberate act on the part of the chinese government. now this is something that the white house rich part has been very, very careful to swat down, or at least say there is no conse

i think we can do that in washington dc and be effective.ast year, the democratics -- the democrats, disgracefully would title a bill one way and then load it with a bunch of garbage that had nothing to do with the title. like the shameful infrastructure bill, where less than 10% went to infrastructure. or about -- or what about the inflation reduction act, we put an end to all of that. members of congress can go to a house floor and amend bills. what a concept. giving everyone a voice. giving every member a seat at the table in the legislative process. this is what you demanded, this is what we delivered. it would be absolutely worth taking a few extra days at to make sure that we got this right. [applause] we have to make sure that these promises made, and these promises that are kept, keep on happening. we cannot slow down. if anything, we need to get more aggressive. some would say, hey, it's only march. but i would say, hey, it's already march. there are many things that we must do. that you the american people have entrusted us with. t

over 3000 members that are in washington dc. we will see cities, towns, villages take over the hill tomorrow. we will see you there.

over 3000 members that are in washington dc. we will see cities, towns, villages take over the hill tomorrow. we will see you there. thank you. have a great conference. >> congress returns from legislative work. the house is back in eastern time today. members will try to increase oil and gas production. the senate returns at 3 p.m., lawmakers will continue working on legislations to repeal the mac to 91 and 2002 use of military force against iraq. watch coverage on the house on c-span and the senate on c-span o. you can watch all of our congressional coverage with r video app

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nomia iqbal in washington dc- coming. nomia iqbal in washington dc for- coming.eping us up—to—date on the latest lines coming through on donald trump this evening. i know you're going to be very busy but thank you forjoining us in the programme. i want to remind you of the unprecedented breaking news we've been reporting for you all day on bbc news, the fact that the former us president donald trump has been charged the grand jury. and he is called the political persecution and dental and election appearance. much more on the bbc website. but for now, i am karishma vaswani, thank you forjoining us. hello there. thursday turned out to be the warmest day of the year so far, with temperatures in suffolk reaching highs of 17.8 celsius, very close to 18 degrees. but while there were some spells of sunshine, there were also some hefty downpours. and we're starting friday with, actually, some more persistent rain swirling around this area of low pressure. now, this has been named by the french weather service. it's been named storm martis for the strength of the winds i

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congress runs dc and congress corrected that crime bill. more importantly president biden rejected it too and e with all know why. he doesn't want to be stuck again with a ridiculous de-funneled the police policy. in a -- defund the police policy and precisely the same time, the president is threatening another veto, this one about government control of your pension money, biden wants to keep control. the senate voted to kill a rule that allowed the government to make your investment decisions for your retirement money. two democrats join the republicans. one of them, senator joe mansion said "it is irresponsible to jeopardize the retirement of more than 150 million americans for purely political purposes". that's the point. mansion doesn't want government control and biden does. the esg investigating in all the anti-green and politically bad news and biden kills it. third hour of varicose veins any starts right now -- varney starts right now. stuart: steve hilton, the gentleman on the right hand side of the screen. i think this says a lot

i mean that shocked me i've lived in the dc area for 30 years. >> it's incredible. think about the degree to which democrats tried to turn this into arabicize, tried to accuse anyone who wants there to be -- to bring this crime under control somehow they are racist. it is the most -- it's the most appalling political gamesmanship that they continue to play and of course, you know, the important thing to remember is of course in these neighborhoods where you have the worse crime are -- you have largely minority neighborhoods that democrats are constantly claiming to represent and claiming that republicans hate when actually republicans just want to solve the problem of this out of control crime. >>> charlie kirk i say this frequently but it bears repeating, that we are reaching a tipping point i think, where people say we've suffered enough, maybe they didn't like trump or they didn't like his personality or this or that candidate, but they also don't want to live in constant fear. >> they have no solutions because the base of the democrat party has been taken over b

we'll begin this week just outside washington, dc, where former president donald trump returned to thever the weekend. for nearly two hours saturday evening trump addressed a smaller than usual crowd at the conservative conference in national harbor, maryland. there the 2024 presidential candidate laid into his so-called enemies including those within his own party. >> our enemies are desperate to stop us because they know that we are the only ones who can stop them. they're not coming after me. they're coming after you, and i'm just standing in their way. ta's all i'm doing. i'm standing in their way. >> if you put me back in the white house, their reign is over. their reign will be over, and they know it, and america will be a free nation once again. >> i am your warrior, i am your justice, and for those who have been wronged and betrayed, i am your retribution. i am your retribution. i'm not going to let that happen. >> we had a republican party that was ruled by freaks, neocons, open border zealots, and fools, but we are never going back to the party of paul ryan, karl rove, and je

it's good to have you with us. german chancellor, olaf schultz is in washington dc to day for a meeting with president joe biden, top of their agenda. the ukraine war, another top priority is softening the blow of the us inflation reduction act. that's a massive package of incentives the, the europe years will learn away investment from its own borders and not without reason. european firms increasingly say they'll go where conditions are right. at the company, burglar, they're particularly proud of this machine, the laminator, which presses photovoltaic systems from various individual parts and does so particularly quickly. it can produce up to a $116.00 panels, an hour buckler cells. these machines mostly to asia, but to the rest of europe to these and larger spit out with this plant, in particular, will stay in europe. but of course, future plants will increasingly go to the usa afterwards. partly or even completely due to the program figures or homes. that's because the new $1000000000.00 subsidies in the us now make it particularly attractive to produce green technology there, incl

a lot happens on what happens in dc from now on. mike: you have something positive today?in the freest and most optimistic capitalistic protective country in the world. we have a lot to be proud in america and best times ahead. mike: jonathan hoenig, thanks for your time. fighting intensifying in eastern ukrainian city bakhmut, capturing the city would give moscow a rare battlefield gain after setbacks. steve harrigan has more from kyiv. hello, steve. steve: the battle for the city of bakhmut which seemingly not strategic is important but bloody, both sides throwing everything at it. they have been going for 7 months in trench warfare with scene that is could come out of world war i when you talk to ukrainian soldiers on the front lines, they say the sound of artillery fire is pretty much constant. >> it's relatively calm here now, isn't it? yes for now it's calm. steve: bakhmut was a salt mine, 70,000 civilians living there at some point and now 4,000 and along the front lines between russia and ukraine there are civilians who for some reason or another decided to stay in

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just give us a sense what it was like in dc.f this covering politics in the political sphere here in dc were necessarily surprised but more so shocked. we knew this was coming in and in fact there was reporting yesterday morning that suggested an indictment could come later in april, so the timing of it yesterday took everyone, including donald trump and the white house, off guard. i think americans right now are a little shocked and i think there is may be some trepidation as we approach tuesday. remember, when donald trump first posted on truth social, his social media site about two weeks ago that he was to be arrested that tuesday and because of protests, that cause a lot of concern in washington and new york city because it brought back memories ofjanuary six. i think that concern has somewhat faded away but i think there is a weariness because we are in uncharted territory. we have never seen a president of the united states in our 200 year history of the country get indicted. that is a trepidation _ the country get indict

now of course senator rand paul's no stranger to violence on the streets of dc. you might remember back in 2020, he was surrounded by a mob with his family after leaving the rnc convention. here with more is kentucky senator rand fall, welcome back to the show deepest apologies and prayers for your staffer. i mean that, you gave me some news this afternoon, is he recovering well? >> yeah, phillip is a strong, athletic young man, he is going to recover. he has through a lot. he is not completely beyond all of the problems from this attack. it was life threatening, he is in good spirit the, i talked to him. it's going to take time. but we all are just hoping the best and hoping he gets better as soon as he can. >> sean: we live through an example here at fox where our friend and colleague caldwell, his little brother was murdered, innocent little brother murdered in chicago. we see violence all over this country now. this defund, dismantle, no bail all meant tallity. i would argue, senator is extremely dangerous, innocent people like the person on your staff and gi

why cannot joint his life from washington dc? so what, what do we know about to what's actually going on here? what we've heard from several news agencies reporting that the grand jury has in greece to indict it is now apparently being confirmed by one of trumps lawyers. joe jack, a piano who's told the associated press at the grand jury has reached the decision to indict. now this is rather strange because the grand jury is not sitting today, but experts point out that what could have happened is that the grand jury, which last set on monday could have agreed on the indictment. and then it is up to the 4 person of the jury to sign that indictment at any time that the prosecutor wishes to get it signed. so it's quite possible that the jury agreed on monday, and it's only now that the indictment that has been actually signed. what we do know is that it has not yet been presented to donald trump. the exact details of what charges will emerge from this. also not known at this particular stage what the process is is that donald trump

she albertsons who's live for us in washington dc. kristen was saying that people are reacting to this predominantly on the basis of whatever politics they might follow. what is the political response to all of this amongst the politicians in washington, it's perhaps a little more nuanced and i'll explain that in a moment. but clearly, there are a lot of a relieved politicians, members of congress on thursday night when news of this indictment came through because many of them already left washington congress is in recess for the next 2 weeks for passover and eastern, many of them already on the play on the plains, back to the home constituencies, which means they don't have to face reporters on capitol hill today about the about the reactions. we have heard reactions on social media though, certainly from the house of representatives. republicans saying that this is a wit, trump, that this is politically motivated. the speaker house kevin mccarthy, darkly warning or perhaps some congressional investigation into my da will that nothin

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>>y it is important to penetrate the dc conventional wisdom with the reality on the ground. there was the cnn crew aboard the military plane and then confronted and then i don't remember which r military commander said this is a shock to see in an essay vicious another day in the south china sea. i want to get a sense of what it is like there on the ground on a daily basis. what is happening? typically is anything applicable? i feel us ten people in washington what are the lessons learned you would get 11 answers it is whatever they wanted it to be and i know this because of the conventional wisdom that ukraine is a one-off and what happen again but the munitions are covered is helping to make sure it's not true but it is stretch because of the assumptions about conflict so take that any which direction. >> since you are in theater. >> is never in washington is always an theater. >> and to the activity going across the region out in the western theater command there are 12 airfields they have created most of those are the size of dallas and they have moved along the line of

i don't know how many republican are in dc.hink i used to live in dc, but not many, i think myself and like ao five other people. so i don'tut kno thew what he's talking about there. >> yeah, lord fauci was out there in the anacostia part of washington, dc, and you're right, it's not choc k full of of republicans. but in this series calle called td the matt marsters, american masterd s, lord fauci got called out that guy on the porch saying, hey, you're tryinge mont to rule through fear that yohsut couldn't have built this i cns nine months. i was justg cheering them on , i like, go . he knows what he's talking - about. and t, you know, i found he's just breaking up, makingd t this stuff up. but i love what he said at the end because it was the most revealing. thes e are republicans. they don't like to be told what to do, whichex is true.is but we need to break that. h that is exactly what he why ther is doing. he is the poster childe of why have there should be term limits for bureaucrats. >> hwer foe he should never havs in t

the leadersts in washington, dc have really done a great injustice to the people. they think that all the problems in washington, dche are as a result of not having representation in washington, dc. when they have represented they just want to march. they just want to reliable wan democrats. >> senator , that's it, right? the city votes 85% democrat. 85% of the time, the residents % vote democrat. new yor but i'll tell you what we saw in your state duringid-t the midterermsm elections.mocrat the democrat voters turned their back on the democrat party because of one issue, and that was crustier elected. >> hochul, though, althoughme. i still i mean, how much do i have to suffer? all right. we mentioned this in the angle, but fo."r the attorney generaljo not to jump on what is obvious to me, growing anti christian bias in the united states and criminal activity geared toward christians. we'll learn more about what this killer really felt and who knows. bu geared t we've had these tarf of the pro-life centers of ofrot pregnancy centers acrosshe. the country. churches

new york and dc are on edge. there is enhanced security outside criminal court in manhattan where the grand jury announced the sealed indictment. there are barricades outside of the capitol and dc in case of protests. >> this is a case that would not have been brought against another individual in the country if his name wasn't donald trump. >> reporter: a lawyer for the former president told cbs mornings his client is being persecuted politically after a grand jury voted to indict donald trump. >> this is an explosive event in a highly volatile time in american politics. >> reporter: the indictment is sealed so the charges are not known. but they are related to payments made to stormy daniels before the 2016 election. there could be other issues too. >> we don't know what's in the indictment so we could be looking at campaign finance charges, could be looking atwire fraud, banking fraud. >> reporter: republicans rushed to his defense. >> this is going to destroy america. we are going to fight back at the ballot

>> now, a man. >> did you vote in favor of decriminalizing public urination in washington, dc?ou support this? criminal -- >> i voted for it, yeah. >> voted to keep it as a criminal offense? >> that is correct. >> jimmy: whenever lauren boebert opens her mouth, it should count as public urination. i don't know what exactly she is getting at. but it is an interesting line of question from someone whose husband did jail time for exposing himself to a teenager at a bowling alley. our children being shot at their schools, i thank god every day that we have people like lauren boebert representing the good people of colorado. >> mr. speaker, instead of screaming orange man bad on tiktok, maybe they should come up with some real solutions. >> jimmy: she is right. those orange tiktoks are the worst ones. mike pence has not announced that he is running for president but it was chatted up where i would like you to pay special attention to the event in the back-rim to his right who seemed more interested in his breakfast then in the former vice president. >> wonderful to be with you. i ap

a little bit of pierce we kept getting questions like this fro the poor but not people of ward 8 in dc. one lady asked if the vaccine would prevent her from getting covid. years how he responded. >> a hurt that it doesn't curat and it doesn't stop you from getting it. >> no. on the very, very rare chance that you get it, even if you ar vaccinated, it is a very -- you don't even feel sick. it is very, very good at protecting you. >> so it turns out the lady in the tank top was a lot closer t the target then mister tony fauci, the highest federal bureau kat in the world. thomas edison, we are glad to have you join us tonight. >> you work in dc or the city, what do you make of this amazin and highly amusing tape. >> first of all, this is on american masters. when i watch american masters, want to see sammy davis junior, martha graham, but now we have tony fauci, the master of deception but not the american master. this crew followed him for 23 months like he is beyoncÉ. every move was captured by the camera. it is a remarkable document of the commonsense of people even in very poor commun