i admit that he sexually abused her, but he denied it.- her, but he denied it.ed it. i am convinced that _ her, but he denied it. i am convinced that he - her, but he denied it. i am convinced that he raped i her, but he denied it. i am l convinced that he raped me, yes. the only difference between my mother in me is i don't have any evidence like she did. applause gisele pelicot has been hailed as a feminist icon, while her ex husband and dozens of other men are in prison. caroline says the public needs protection from the man she no longer calls dad. he protection from the man she no longer calls dad.— longer calls dad. he should die in prison- _ longer calls dad. he should die in whom he — longer calls dad. he should die in prison. he is— longer calls dad. he should die in prison. he is a _ longer calls dad. he should die in prison. he is a dangerous i in prison. he is a dangerous man. he is dangerous. i no longer want to think i am his daughter. i want to be proud of the rest of our family. i think we all have a responsibility to speak up. we all have a resp

in a letter she denied any wrongdoing and said theissue denied any wrongdoing and said the issue hady she credited with inspiring her political rise may have also played a part and it's art involved.— played a part and it's art involved. g ., ., , played a part and it's art involved. y ., . , . involved. my mother and my aunt with the two _ involved. my mother and my aunt with the two surviving _ daughters of the founding fathers of bangladesh. i am pleased to say they are here in the chamber today listening to my maiden speech. back then keir starmer was smiling at tulip siddiq's side but in recent weeks he has been forced to defend her. tulip siddiq has acted entirely properly, by referring herself to the independent adviser as she has now done. many of the allegations the fact tulip siddiq's aunt fled bangladesh last august after a long and controversial time at its leader. today tulip siddiq conceded to what some in government thought was inevitable. in her resignation letter she wrote while the ministerial adviser has confirmed i have not breached the code, the standards watchdo

a new york 'udge has denied a did i prepared. a new york 'udge has denied a bid from i prepared.ed a bid from donald trump's lawyers to delay the sentencing in his so—called hush money case. this means the sentencing is slated to take place this friday. thejudges previously said he would not give the president—elect present time however he did rule that mr trump's conviction on charges of falsifying business records still stands. a winter storm sweeps through the east coast, bringing snowfall and freezing temperatures. as many as five deaths have reportedly been connected to the dangerous storm. seven states have declared a state of emergency in the worst hit state of kansas, authorities are closed two major interstate highways. the storm has also disrupted flight travel across the east coast, with more than 1500 cancelled due to heavy snowfall. in washington, the national weather service says isolated areas could see over a foot of snow fall. forecasters say a polar vortex and area of cold air circulating around the arctic is affecting the weather is it shifts further south than

you don't deny that you lost it and encourage people to do bad, bad things because you did not want to admit, any person did not want to admit they lost the election even though the facts were overwhelming. and we hope our republican colleagues will see this and see what we are doing as opposed what so many -- some republicans stood up. but we hope they will see what we are doing and never again allow, encourage what happened to happen and stop denying what actually did happen. we need future generations to look at history and see the fragility of democracy and follow our example which is the right example. mr. jeffries: thank you leader schumer. january 6, 2021 is a day that will live forever in infamy. the violent mob attacked the capitol made a concerted effort to halt the peaceful transfer of power in the united states of america for the first time in our history. thanks to the bravery, courage and sacrifice of heroic police officers and the law enforcement community, the effort to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election was unsuccessful. it was an unconscionable, un

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tiktok has consistently denied those allegations.y have expressed confidence that they will get the outcome that they seek from the supreme court. president—elect donald trump, meanwhile, has weighed in, despite once trying to ban the app himself. he has now filed a brief in this case asking the supreme court to temporarily block the law so that he can try to save it. tiktok has repeatedly denied any potential influence by the chinese communist party and has said that the law violates the first amendment free speech rights of its users. project liberty put in a bid on thursday to buy the assets he previously was the owner of the baseball team the la dodgers. boeing is donating $1 million to incoming president donald trump's inauguration. the plane—makerjoins a host of major us companies donating to the event, including ford, microsoft and meta. boeing previously donated the same amount to the last three inaugurations, including trump's first one back in 2017. now the latest on the wildfires in los angeles. officials are warning most

jess phillips has denied that the conservative administration before equally denied that.s somebody who wants to get. i really don't think let down is an acceptable way of putting this. i mean, it's as if, oh, well, it's all a little bit of a pity. no, what happened was absolutely, truly be awful in a way that we ought to be actually ashamed of, ashamed of in every way. but the question here that i'm asking you is not about what happened in the grooming scandal. as you rightly say, everybody will agree that it was appalling. the truth about that came out over a period of many years. but is it... drip feed, drip feed? drip feed? no big, full national public inquiry. jess phillips. jess phillips has denied that the conservative administration before equally denied that. but the question that i'm... and i've been getting a little look at how the celebrities get ready. but first, the runners and riders. here we go. you're green. iam. wicked, the wizard of oz reimagined, has been spellbinding audiences as a stage show for two decades. now, as one of the biggest films of the yea

he of course denies the claim. he has resumed. denies the claim. he has resumed-— denies the claim.resumed. ., ., , ., ., resumed. two months ago 77 million americans _ resumed. two months ago 77 million americans gave - million americans gave president trump a powerful mandate for change. to put america first, at home and abroad. i want to thank president trump for his faith in me and his selfless leadership for our republic. the troops have no better commander—in—chief than donald trump. as i have said to many of you in private meetings, when president trump chose me for this position, the primary charge she gave me was to bring the warrior culture back to the department of defence. he, like me, once a pentagon laser focused on meritocracy, lethality, warfighting focused on meritocracy, lethality, war fighting and readiness. protestor interrupts. well, another interruption, as you can see. of course security just moving in. let's return. that's it, that's myjob. i suspend your remarks. let me 'ust suspend your remarks. let me just say— suspend your remarks. let me just say this. t

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we could largely deny al qaeda any sanctuary after the group relocated in pakistan, but we couldn't deny the taliban sanctuary there. pakistan's army leadership mostly supported our efforts to disrupt dismantle and defeat al qaeda, but it saw the taliban as a strategic instrument it could use to create a government favorable to its interests in afghanistan. the pakistanis played a double game -- part open ally, part covert enemy. to be sure our counterinsurgency , strategy in afghanistan was not without its faults. we succumbed to mission creep and strategic overreach in our nation building efforts and did not remain focused on the reason we went into afghanistan in the first place -- to overthrow the taliban regime, defeat al qaeda and prevent another 9/11 attack. we started way too late to build credible afghan security forces and wasted substantial funds on building the wrong security forces. as a result, we transitioned security responsibility to the afghan government much later then we should have. but the real reason we lost is that two american presidents decided that defeat was p

tiktok has consistently denied those allegations. expressed confidence that they will get the outcome that they seek from the supreme court. our north america technology correspondent lily jamali has more. congress passed that law in april on national security grounds. lawmakers expressed concerns that tiktok�*s chinese ownership, bytedance, means that the data of millions of americans could be compromised, and that they are also prone to manipulation by china's communist party. tiktok has consistently denied those allegations. they have expressed confidence that they will get the outcome that they seek from the supreme court. president—elect donald trump, meanwhile, has weighed in, despite once trying to ban the app himself. he has now filed a brief in this case asking the supreme court to temporarily block the law so that he can try to save it. joining me now is kelsey chickering, principal analyst at forrester. shejoins us from she joins us from florida. shejoins us from florida. you have been following this case pretty closely. t

in response to this report are continuing to deny the food and security spreading costs across to done would only exacerbate suffering. un official said the sudanese government is imposing bureaucratic hurdles to delivering aid. the advert costing remains a crucial entry point and to route. but inside the for additional restrictions are being imposed on the work of you monitoring organizations. a new inspection procedures for trucks intended for conflict affected areas and not the full are creating new boss will next. the sudanese authorities decision to suspend their collaboration with the ip c system and impede international efforts to provide humanitarian assistance and prevent starvation is simply unacceptable. but sedans, ambassador told the council ip c report is flawed into one with the, to the, for the we reject the claims in the ip c report, not because we want to hide famine. but because the methodology lacked accuracy and transparency. russia was the only other accounts, so member to back students, criticism of the report. most of the counsel echoed the remarks of slovenia w

but trump won the 2020 election but was denied the office. well, now and 24, somehow the democrats managed to get 6000000 fewer votes than in 2020. how does this happen? well, we know that something on the order of 15000000 fake votes were created in order to get bite in the presidency. and so this time the democrats just didn't do that. so why? well, the only logical explanation is that trump made a deal with people who have the influence to prevent the democratic party machine from stealing another presidential election when they already control the executive office. so they had everything going for them and they just decided to let it go. well, why didn't you remember that about a how is cetera and of it all fair. i'm not going to disagree with you. but in all fairness the, the drums, but victory was so overwhelming that it was really hard to deny. and we didn't have the conditions of cobit as well, which is an important call the out here, but i get your point here. let me go back to michael and tash kent, i was returning to blinking in, i

that save denying the kraken again. the focus is unreal. then this wrister. he denies that.sie, is just unreal athleticism. >> unreal. i'm counting down the seconds, coy, until you get a text from your wife about the comforter. >> she knows. >> how nice. coy, thank you. i appreciate it. see you soon. >>> coming up next on "cnn this morning," elon musk wading into european politics. how the presence of the world's richest man is playing in trump world. >>> plus, dashing through the snow. while the winter storm has caused headaches for millions, the pandas here in d.c. would not have been happier about it. what if your mobile network wasn't just built to work out here... ...but was designed differently to also give you blazing fast wifi where you are most of the time? reliable 5g, plus wifi speeds up to a gig where you need it most. xfinity mobile. xfinity internet customers, ask how to get a free 5g phone and a second unlimited line free for a year. >>> it's tuesday, january 7th right now. >> we have a new star. a star is born, elon. >> musk is ing waves, dipping his toes int

i was taking the officials deny the report saying the fire's was started by what it calls outlaws the, the death toll has gone up for the magnitude 7 point one, a quick into bed. chinese state media say at least 95 people have been killed and 130 injured it happened in the southern region of she got c. busy the border with the full many buildings of collapse in the area possible trim is rules are felt in the never least capitol of cap monday. katrina, you has more now from pages in this house will 7 point, one magnitude of quake struck the northern portion of the home. the last at 9 or 5 am sitting the region of chicago, which is considered sacred input is the epi, since it was due to the accounts which is home to about 6 villages and 70000 people . the government says so far, dozens of people have died in more. have you injured? about 1500 emergency workers has been sent to the area and more than 1000 homes have been destroyed. we're seeing these unusual images coming from the effected villages, and many buildings and shop fronts have crumbled, emergency workers up picking through th

although he denied that the c i a was trying to improve its techniques, but the program directors ordered the destruction of all associated files after it's official and in 1973. so it's still not clear just how much we still don't know about m k ultra, or even if the program was ever truly terminate. well, actually c, i a has tried to cover it up and keep it quiet. that's why richard helms, i believe, is 1972. 1973, took steps to destroy all the documents, much of the documentary evidence as he could. why do you destroy it? well, he realized one that hadn't achieved any significant results. unable to put an end to it and tried to cover it up because they knew it would be damaging to the reputation of the ca, as it has been. you have to go back to 2001 and the aftermath of the 911 attacks to c. i a instead of using mind control techniques that were research to an m k ultra, and then artichoke before that. and bluebird, he didn't use any of those. they used to good old fashioned torture, water, voiding sleep deprivation. it would be easy for something like an empty k ultra to slip through

and so sort of no one is denying this. and also who doesn't cheat on their wives before asking for a divorce. i think he actually got the timeline inaccurate wrong in that. but that i think was the essence of it. and it goes to this notion that, like republicans sanction the bad behavior and now are openly, openly embracing it. and it has become sort of like a foundational value in this neo sort of trad family structure that they seem to be embracing. >> i think part of the promise of donald trump, and it wasn't even that much. >> it wasn't even that subtextual was the promise of impunity was the promise that, you know, after the metoo era, we're going to go back to a time where this behavior won't be punished, where it won't be an impediment to your career. >> and so and what's interesting is that on the one hand, you know, pete hegseth is this avatar of christian nationalism from this extremely right wing church. >> but i think the innovation here, the part that makes it that neo, is that it's kind of all of the sanctimo

tiktok has consistently denied those allegations.ed confidence that they will get the outcome that they seek from the supreme court. president—elect donald trump, meanwhile, has weighed in despite once trying to ban the app himself. he has now filed a brief in this case, asking the supreme court to temporarily block the law so that he can try to save it. the uk's first offical consumption room for illegal drugs, including heroin and cocaine, will open in glasgow next week. it's hoped the service will reduce overdoses by providing a safe place to use drugs, and support people wanting to tackle their addiction. our scotland correspondent lorna gordon has more. hey, girl, thank you very much. in the east end of glasgow, a place where people recovering from addiction can get a warm drink, food, support and advice. paul and barry volunteer here. they're both in recovery after years of abusing drugs. talking about like heroin and that. i started taking like 1a, 15 a day and just get worse. it just progresses. you're smoking it one minute a

, denied donald trump's bid to stay his criminal sentence. he is scheduled to be sentenced tomorrow to no jail time. but as of tomorrow, he will officially be sentenced for the 34 count felony conviction in new york. the supreme court asked and answered they have said no to donald trump's bid to stay his sentencing. ladies first. lisa rubin, your reaction to that? >> i am somewhat surprised not because i thought that the supreme court's presidential immunity decision should have justified a stay here, but because i thought donald trump ultimately would have enough votes to go for the state.th instead, he lost narrowly by a vote of 5-4. and critically, chief justice roberts and justice amy coney barrett denying donald trump that stay of sentencing that he sought. i want to read to you and our viewers the one paragraph that the majority of five justices wrote because i think it's really telling the reasons why they denied this stay. they say first the alleged evidentiary violations at president-elect trump's state court trial can be addressed i

you have denied that. you would agree with me if that was the case it would be disqualifying. >> those are all anonymous false claims and the totality. >> they are not -- they >> on the record names tact to them. -- working hard every day. >> one of your colleagues said you got drunk at an event at a bar and chanted kill all muslims. another colleague not anonymous. we have this said that you took co-workers to a strip club. you were drunk and tried to dance with strippers and had to be held off the stage. one of your employees in that event filed a sexual harassment charge as a result of it. i know you denied these things. isn't that the kind of behavior if true would be disqualifying for somebody to be secretary of defense? >> senator, anonymous false charges. >> they aren't anonymous and i will conclude and say this to the chairman. you claim that this was all anonymous. we have seen records with names attached to all of these including the name of your own mother so don't make this that some anonymous

in recent weeks she has been forced to deny being involved in it.gladesh she helped broker a nuclear power plant deal with russia, where money was allegedly simoned off into private hand, she denies it and the allegations were raised by one of her aunt's rivals, and the revelation she was gifted a flat in this block by a man with linkings to her aunt. allies say the political associations of others have nothing to do with tulip siddiq. keir starmer may now be able to move on from questions about the affairs of his political ally but leaving government doesn't mean tulip siddiq leaves this row behind, she remains subject to two anti—corruption investigations in bangladesh. our political editor chris mason is at westminster. this happened a couple of hours ago, what more can you tell us? this is an evening — what more can you tell us? this is an evening of _ what more can you tell us? this is an evening of the _ what more can you tell us? this is an evening of the three _ what more can you tell us? this is an evening of the three letter, - what more c

and as a result they deny consular access to uk to jimmy uk diplomats. it's it's completely unsupportable legally. i wish the brits would push a bit to get consular access. it's been four years and i think that that would that would help on the british the legal question i should mention that the basic law also gives all defendants the right to choose their own counsel in hong kong that has extended to international counsel in case that was denied the whole legal system was kind of twisted into a pretzel to change the rules so the jimmy could not an overseas lawyer he wanted to hire timo in a king's counsel. i think would have been great to have an international lawyer robustly making the case for jimmy it's not to take anything away from his his local council but they live in hong kong. they're subject to the same pressures as, the other 7 million hong kong people. so i think in in many cases, chinese are disregarding international law and their own rules to deny jimmy consular access deny him his his lawyer, tim owen was based in the uk. back here. suz

but benjamin netanyahu, whose government always denies that this is a problem, always denies when illegal settlements and settlers or any sort of issue. so this issue is still very prevalent and very wide, but among is really politicians. they're kind of just brushing it under the rug and the thank you so much. uh, we really do appreciate that. uh that comes to load for us there in amman, the co operation and mutual security. these continued to be the focus of a blitz of diplomatic visits to syria, as governments around the world work to form relations with its new administration . i live in on this kid take a prime minister, has missouri, is nearly to in damascus with i promised to strengthen their borders and territories that both countries have seen major developments and recent weeks from the fall of the assad regime to the election of a liberties president, cuz that felt like the other we discuss the situation on the board is between both countries and ways of boosting the joint efforts to protect the security in both countries. and to prevent anything that can hits the security and

and yet as you pointed out, very often that is denied access. what does that do for the morale of the staff of organizations like yours who's at verizon? that's right. if you're like, is to provide help for people who are desperately need in need of it as well. it's incredibly discouraging, but our staff remains committed to going out and, and doing as much work if they can, providing as much assistance as they can. sometimes we don't have any needs that we can actually distribute, but we're, they're providing other types of services. we continue to provide water. attracting housing over a 100000 people get daily drinking water. but one of the biggest challenges we're facing now, not only with the lack of material lead that's getting in, but just fuel within the next few days, the telecommunications system could shut down, preventing us from coordinating with, with our teams and with our partners on the ground and it and, and basically would bring the humanitarian efforts to a standstill. our teams are also are not immune to the suffering that t

in recent weeks, she has been forced to deny being involved in it.r plant deal with russia, where money was allegedly siphoned off into private hand, she denies it and the allegations were raised by one of her aunt's rivals, and the revelation she was gifted a flat in this london aparment block by a man with linkings to her aunt. allies say the political associations of others have nothing to do with tulip siddiq. keir starmer may now be able to move on from questions about the affairs of his political ally but leaving government doesn't mean tulip siddiq leaves this row behind, she remains subject to two anti—corruption investigations in bangladesh. joe pike, bbc news, westminster. let's get more now from our political correspondent, ben wright. to what extent does it raise questions about the judgment of the prime minister? questions about the “udgment of the prime minister?_ questions about the “udgment of the prime minister? members of the prime minister? members of the conservative _ the prime minister? members of the conservative party _ the pr

trump has denied those reports.lar has been on a tear since the fed meeting nd jay powell's comments that he sees fewer rate cuts in the year, in 2025, that is. let's discuss these dynamics with our next guest. dominic, good morning. happy new year to you. i would like to understand what is the outlook for the dollar here? we are basically witnessing a little bit of a change in narrative for the greenback off the back of that report from the washington post. do you think this change in narrative is likely to continue? are we are track to see a softer dollar? >> good morning. happy new year as well and thanks for having me back. i think there are two competing things here. there is a more thematic story and i think that's very much in place. that revolving around the ongoing or i am mplementation o tariffs. it seems clear that is one of the key sort of policies that trump wants to pursue. i do think that feeds into a stronger dollar over a multimonth horizon. the other aspect is clearly the u.s. economic performance

why should people be denied health care in the richest country in the world? at the same time we're spending trillions of dollars for wars abroad. ukraine, israel, and yet we don't have money. i mean, israel has national health the 43rd annual healthcare conference held by jp morgan with united healthcare is at the saint francis hotel. it comes as luigi mangione is in jail awaiting trial for the murder of united healthcare ceo brian thompson. last month. >> several protesters held up signs in support of men gionet only condone his actions. i do could own the fact that whatever he raise the awareness of this right, the entire world is talking about this industry. they should not exist. this is a system problem killing an executive is not going to change a system. i hope this issue comes out in his a few protesters yelled at attendees exiting the conference as tensions became high. police officers lined up in front of the hotel. can we ask you a thing of these protesters of the conference? >> it's all pretty you everybody's to come together every right to protes

but noel holick has been denied his time.ng reasons, insisting it has not been a distraction, but the pressure is on for england to win, they didn't win enough games in 2024, what a start they have it doesn't get much harder than ireland away in dublin on one february. world number onejudd trump is through to the quarter finals of the masters after a 6—1win over barry hawkins. the two—time champion pounced on his opponent's mistakes — hawkins scored just 59 points in the first five frames. trump finished in style with a break of 112 and will face ding junhui next. and in tuesday's late match, 2018 champion mark allen came through 6—2 against china's sijiahui. he'll face 3—time winner mark selby in quarter finals. the remaining last 16 matches are on wednesday with world champion kyren wilson in action against zhang anda. before we go, a reminder that you can get all the latest from the australian open over on the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre

so please do not deny that you've made those statements. you have. we take the responsibility of standards very seriously and we will work with you. i'm equally distressed. you would not meet with me before this hearing. we could have covered all of this before you came here, so i could get to the 15 other questions that i want to get to. so women you have denigrated. you have also denigrated members of the lgbtq community. did you know that when don't ask, don't tell was in place? we lost so many crucial personnel, over a thousand in mission critical areas. we lost 10% of all our foreign language speakers because of a political policy. you said in your statement you don't want politics in the dod. everything you've said in these public statements is politics. i don't want women. i don't want moms. what's wrong with a mom? by the way, once you have babies, you therefore are no longer able to be lethal. i mean, you're basically saying women after they have children can't ever serve in the military in a combat role. it's a it's a silly thing to say. it

tiktok has consistently denied those allegations.fidence that they will get the outcome that they seek from the supreme court. president—elect donald trump, meanwhile, has weighed in despite once trying to ban the app himself. he has now filed a brief in this case, asking the supreme court to temporarily block the law so that he can try to save it. staying in the us and the devastating fires that are destroying large parts of los angeles are on track to be among the costliest in us history. the private forecaster accuweather said it expects losses of between $135 billion and $150 billion as the blazes rip through areas containing some of the world's most expensive homes. more than 5,000 structures have been destroyed by fire in the palisades area. and between 4,000 and 5,000 structures have been damaged or destroyed by the fire in eaton. here's our north america business correspondent, ritika gupta. wildfires engulfing swathes of los angeles are expected to be one of the nations' costliest natural disasters. the blazes burnig around

why the international money is refund on the bones for development or denied a little fide to the wild bunk. many people do not know, but what is now called the wild trade organization was also muted at that time. but of course, what we know is the general agreement on top of all got these institutions, why dominate that created and still dominated by the west? i'm. that is why they are full when you became an idea. and it must be said that the idea was from a conversation by another width. and goldman sucks. who came for the 1st time and talked about imagine you economy is particularly the economist or need who talked about pics to me in browse vill russia, india on china between 202000 the 200112009. they won many activities with the 1st major meeting, taking place in the 2009. and of course, in the 12102011 south africa was admitted and it was no longer brief, but bricks alana as us course of what was the reason behind this suggestion that this should be on economic broke or couldn't economic. but you know, not the brits, the reason must be understood in the context of history in th

now, tiktok is denying this strenuously. say that we cannot be expected to comment on pure fiction. that's a statement from tiktok today. but for elon musk, in terms of would he actually do this? you know, he has spoken out against this ban and it does sort of make business sense to maybe marry x, formerly twitter with tiktok, especially when you think about all of those options, regulators might feel a little bit differently about that. now in terms of the chinese, for them to have musk owning this platform, that is helpful for them. obviously, musk is within the inner inner circle for president elect donald trump, and he's also spoken favorably in favor of china. and he has a lot of business interests in china. he has a major tesla factory in shanghai. and the and china represents something like 40% of tesla sales. so there could be an interesting merging there for the chinese in terms of their interest. but again, we have not heard from musk himself yet whether this would even be a possibility. and trump himself has said

what happens next if the judge denies trump's request, will it just go on friday?to see a defendant who could be ÷÷days away from sentencing publicly trashing the judge who is about to impose that sentence. >> right. >> now if judge marchand says to donald trump's new request today, sorry, denied, we're moving forward with this sentencing as scheduled on friday, then look for donald trump's team to take it to the next level. i think they're going to go to the appeals court and say, okay, appeals court, you have to now put on puz everything happening with judge marchand, i'm entitled to have everything stayed, everything put on hold while i appeal the immunity decision. we're going to see a back and forth happening between donald trump and the d.a. and judge marchand and maybe the new york appeals courts starting hours from now and i think continuing right up until the moment of sentencing on friday. if the sentencing does, in fact, go off as planned. >> all right, elie honig, thanks so much. good to see you. >> thanks, pam. >>> coming up, president biden is traveli

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i was denied the opportunity to serve in any combat role because i have a lot of gray hair. the policy has changed since then. i have been around for quite a while. for the young women who are out there now and can meet those standards and again i will emphasize they should be very high standards. they must physically be able to achieve those standards so that they can complete their mission. but i want to know, let's make it very clear for everyone here today. as secretary of defense will you support women continuing to have the opportunity to serve in combat roles? mr. hegseth: senator, thank you for your service. as we discussed extensively. >> it is my privilege. mr. hegseth: my answer is yes, exactly the way that you caveated it. women will have access to combat roles given the standards remain high and will have a review to ensure the standards have not been eroded in any one of these cases. that will be one of the first things we do at the pentagon is reviewing that in a gender-neutral way the standards, ensuring readiness, a meritocracy front and center. it will be t

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these, you know, he's publicly denied it. you say, he just couldn't get there. and he talks about these smears. so i still have concerns and i hope to meet with him to go over these further. >> and he refused to. this is again, a stunning thing that i've never heard of. in the confirmation process, he refused to meet with democratic members of the committee. >> yeah, we provided a lot of opportunities, a lot of days, a lot of different hours in my schedule, a very busy schedule, but we made a lot of time available. he would not meet with us before the hearing. i did have a scheduled meeting with him tomorrow. they've now come back to us and say they have to reschedule it, and i think it's for actually a legitimate cause, he says. there's some kind of transition team tabletop thing he's got to go to, so i take him at his word. hopefully i'll meet with him this week before we get into next week when we have to start voting on on this nominee. >> but i just want to stress this point for the audience. nominees meet with every mem