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i spoke with devin about this a bit on friday on fox.ur reaction to kevin clinesmith and the sentencing of probation. >> honestly, it's probably the biggestbl example of one set of rules for them and another set of rules for the rest of the american public. as a former federal prosecutor and a federal public defender, i've handled hundreds of sentencing in federal and state court, and this kind of criminal activity by a senior level government official in the fisa court a process to intentionally lie and exclude information to receive a slap on the wrist because, asio the judge said, he had lost a job, and that was punishment enough, if i went into federal court to put that in a pleading and say my client has suffered embarrassment, please don't sentence him to prison, that is a joke, and that is a travesty of justice, and it's just an outrage. maria: well, what were you expecting, kash? >> well, in these matters, maria, there's federal sentencing guidelines which are a computation of the crime and criminal history, behavior, oretc., and

coming up devin nunes on the crack-down on free press and the impact on america.mpeachment articles drawn up once again. congressman jim jordan on how to defend president trump in potential second impeachment on the president's final days in office. law professor alan dershowitz is here on the potential vote this week and the chances of a trial. plus senator marco rubio on the deadly breach at the capitol and continuing fallout. why he says the chinese communist party is watching happily and it was dirty tricks, bullying and hate which sent two democrats in arms of republican party. jones on why he did this week what congressman jeff van drew did. all that and a lot more as we look right here on sunday morning futures. ♪ maria: and first this morning, we have breaking news of yet another devastating blow to free speech, just 24 hours after twitter permanently suspended president donald trump, google, apple and amazon have now all banned parlor from their app stores which experts say could destroy the company financially, before its removal parlor searched to numbe

and also congressman devin nuÑes who has just been awarded by president trump the freedom medal, thehighest civilian honor that can be bestowed. we'll be taking up the latest in the battle for the white house. and historian victor davis hanson with us this evening. we'll be talking about the radical utopia the democrats are imagining for america. all of that and more just ahead. >>> while georgia's senate runoff races are in focus this evening, there have also been new developments in the battle for the white house. senator kelly loeffler announcing she will object to certain electoral college results. a source telling fox news that loeffl or will likely object to

congressman devin nunes joining us this morning on all of that.xt we will take a break and then talk with constitutional scholar alan dee deer dershowitn than's impeachment -- nancy pelosi's impeachment threat. why he's ready to defend president trump in a second trial, after this. right, right . usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. [grunting noise] i'll take that. woohoo! 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. ensure max protein. with nutrients to support immune health. alexa, ask buick to start my encore gx. ♪ four filets. ♪ you know this dinner's for their... kids. thanks for watching them. where's the pizza? the buick encore gx. current eligible non-gm owners get nearly 43 hundred purchase allowance on 20-20 buick encore gx models. maria: welcome back. we have been talking about censorship in america this morning. my next guest is fighting that battle after defending president trump at his impeachment trial last year. alan dee deer show wits is a lel -- dershowitz

congressman devin nunes, thanks for being us tonight. still ahead.hegseth, dennis prager and tomi lahren and more. what do the democrats have in store to punish parler and intimidate other free speech advocates. dave rubin joins me next. businesses today are looking to tomorrow. adapting. innovating. setting the course. but new ways of working demand a new type of network. one that's more than just fast. you need flexibility— to work from anywhere and manage from everywhere. advanced technology. with serious security. and reliable coverage, nationwide. forward-thinking enterprises deserve forward-thinking solutions. and that's what we deliver. so bounce forward, with comcast business. >> how are we going to almost deprogram these people who signed up for the cult of trump? judge jeanine: what an unbelievably offensive statement from katie couric. they want to deprogram people by cutting off their social media. first google and apple delisted parler from their app stores, then amazon cut their servers. now the government is trying to blame parler for

he also worked with congress and deb nunez to expose -- devin nuÑes to expose the truth behind the biggestlitical scandal in american history. he was recently chief of staff to chris miller, the acting secretary of defense. after president trump's term concluded at noon eastern time, the joe biden presidential administration began, ushered in we fusive praise from the -- effusive praise from the national left-wing media, a direct contrast to the vicious attacks hurled against president trump on his inauguration day and over the course of the past four years. we'll take up the national left-wing media's transformation that we all observed today with investigative journalist sara carter. and today's inauguration a stark contrast to 2004 years ago when -- to four years ago when tens of thousands of trump supporters watched president trump sworn in. today almost no one was there to attend. despite receiving 80 million votes, president joe biden was talking before a national mall devoid of people and filled only with flags. mostly american flags. 25,000 the of our troops were also on hand today

congressman devin nunes, thanks for being us tonight. still ahead.hegseth, dennis prager and tomi lahren and more. what do the democrats have in store to punish parler and intimidate other free speech advocates. dave rubin joins me next. new advil dual action with acetaminophen fights pain in two ways. advil targets pain at the source... ...while acetaminophen blocks pain signals. the future of pain relief is here. new advil dual action. >> how are we going to almost deprogram these people who signed up for the cult of trump? judge jeanine: what an unbelievably offensive statement from katie couric. they want to deprogram people by cutting off their social media. first google and apple delisted parler from their app stores, then amazon cut their servers. now the government is trying to blame parler for the violence on january 6. joining me now to talk about these blatant intimidation tactics. host of the rubin report, dave rubin. what do you think of these tactics? am i wrong? >> no, you are not wrong. this stuff re-lated to big tech censorship is th

devin fehely on a close call for one wildlife rescue. devon? >> one of those fires broke out in the valley behind me. >> reporter: it was high on the hillside above a ranch for rescued animals. the owner of that ranch described a toweri wall of flames. which she said threatened dons of her animals. she says this morning it was really controlled chaos. she said she had about an hour to get 30 animals to safety. now, she says her team sprung into action. but even so, she says it was really tough, dealing with animals that were understandably skittish and scared. >> you can see the redwoods that are probably 100 feet tall, burned all the way up to the top. from a distanc asmeobab even >> coming up this road was surreal, because people were riding a horse down, or by hand or by trailer. >> reporter: the cause of this fire is under litigation. those animals removed from the rescue ranch to the santa cruz county fairgrounds say they are going to stay there until this fire is out, and they get the all clear to bring those animals back. in santa cruz c

in san jose, devin fehely, kpix5. >>> first responders in alameda county say they are being pushed down the line, and left behind. alameda is the only bay area county that has not started vaccinating first is ponders against covid-19. juliette goodrich is live at in dublin with details. >> they came out today saying why not us? when will we get our vaccinations? obviously it is not a stay-at- home job. we are talking about sheriff deputies and police officers within alameda county. take a look behind me and they have covid testing and that is happening right now. they just don't know when they will get vaccinated. >> there doing a terrible job really get out at all, in every county, it appears. >> reporter: he is president of the deputy sheriffs of emmet county and says more than 1501st responders have not the covid-19 vaccine, and that the county has no plan in place to get them vaccinated. >> we have had over 90 people test positive since the pandemic. tragically we had when deputy died last july as a result of covid-19 complications. >> he says first responders and surrounding counti

congressman devin nunes, thanks for being us tonight. still ahead.hegseth, dennis prager and tomi lahren and more. what do the democrats have in store to punish parler and intimidate other free speech advocates. dave rubin joins me next. an tryg to get in shape. you know what he will get? muscle pain. give up, the couch is calling. i say, it's me, the couch, i'm calling. pain says you can't. advil says you can. experience the wonders of the mexican caribbean at nizuc resort & spa, where paradise is personal. nizuc is a world to discover unto itself, day or night, indoors or out. something wonderful awaits. experience the wonders of the mexican caribbean at nizuc resort & spa, where paradise is personal. nizuc is a world to discover unto itself, day or night, indoors or out. something wonderful awaits. >> how are we going to almost deprogram these people who signed up for the cult of trump? judge jeanine: what an unbelievably offensive statement from katie couric. they want to deprogram people by cutting off their social media. first google and apple

kpix 5 devin fehely is live in boulder creek, an area under the evacuation order. devon? >> reporter: just a light rain at this moment, but the rain for much of the afternoon was unrelenting. the fire department had a message they wanted people to receive loud and clear. they say if you have not left, now is the time to leave, and if you did leave, now is not the time to come back. >> reporter: for hours, the powerful and unforgettable storm sat on top of the santa cruz mountains, dumping rain on the black and remnants of the czu wildfire, reigniting fears of flooding and mudslides that have largely ebbed overnight. >> i would actually urge you to pre-please reconsider to leave. we react to whatever comes down we prepare as best as we can, but we are told that there is going to be an impending storm, we gear up and get ready. >> reporter: fire chief mark bingham monitored the storm past midnight and for a time for his community might be spared. the storm track had shifted south, lessening the threat of mudslides. by midday, the rain came roaring back. >> reporter: greg sh

. >> santa clara county is trying to ramp up its vaccinations but as devin fehely reports, officials worry they might run out of their supply. >> reporter: the county was depending on the federal government to get them more shipments of the vaccine. but with the news that the federal stockpile has basically been depleted, county officials say they are increasingly alarmed with their supply and therefore the entire operation could be disrupted. >> it is so organized, i love it. >> reporter: the corner of the vaccination site belies the chaos of the system as a whole. 92-year-old gloria herz got her first shot was morning. it is an open question of what the supply will like weeks from now when it is time for second shot. >> at the federal government had done this early on, we would not have so much angst. >> reporter: santa clara county had protesting as many people as possible the no-show -- initial dose. confident that it would be restocked in time. >> we learned this morning, no such stockpile exist's. this throws in the chaos, expectations around vaccine delivery. >> reporter: sant

devin fehely joins us now. what is the latest? what can you tell us? >> reporter: there is still a large number of police officers, firefighters and paramedics that are here on the scene. as you can see behind me there is an ambulance that has been positions at this intersection, largely as a precaution at this point. it is located about a block or two from the factory itself. the san jose fire department says around 4:00 this afternoon there was a chemical spill at the kellogg's waffle factory here in east san jose. now, specifically, it was a release of ammonia. the fire department, once they arrived, they evacuated that factory. they did as you mentioned treat one person here at the scene and released them. they have instructed anyone that lives nearby to stay inside their homes or parchments, to keep the windows and doors shut until they get the all clear. we did talk to one gentleman who left his home a few hours after this first happened. he says thankfully the symptoms he experienced were relatively mild. >> my eyes were itchy. and i was like in

. >>> researchers are hunting for new variant of the coronavirus, i'm devin fehely and coming up i tell you how those variants may affect the current outbreak, and the effectiveness >>> 9/11 activist and beloved figure in the rugby movement, alice hoagland, has died. the son died on flight 93. he had played rugby for uc berkeley and helped organize thesan francisco fog team. after his death, he became an advocate for airline security and for lgbtq rights. the story was chronicled on film. he died at her home in los gatos, after battling a gland disorder called addison's disease. she was 71 years old. >>> crews are setting up the super bowl experience in tampa ahead of super bowl lv in just a couple of weeks ago for the first time ever the interactive ian park where visitors can play games and virtually meet the players is going to be free. also free, super bowl tickets for about 7500 healthcare workers from around the country. and each nfl team also gets to invite a handful of vaccinated healthcare heroes from her hometown's. the green bay packers who are one win away from the super bow

i devin fehely in san jose and coming up would take a closer look at what it is going to take to speed the >>> a warning about a type of covid test used around the bay area, marin county is one of the spots that is now using saliva test at several locations and it is not the only location making the transition. let people say they preferred this test, they are apparently easy to administer but are they accurate? julie watts reports. >> covid saliva tests are gaining popularity, a single file for spit means fewer testing materials and no need for the deep invasive nasal swab. but there are growing concerns about accuracy. la mayor was forced to defend the saliva test used there this week after the fda warned they carry a risk of false negative results for people who don't have symptoms. are they all created equal? >> there are dozens of tests and no, they're not. >> he explains each test of the emergency approval by the fda has slightly different sensitivity levels and some had no false negatives. >> how to the saliva tests compared to a nasal swab? >> there's more virus in the back of

they've got a week from tomorrow, devin nunes. what is your message to, say the leadership in the senate? mitch mcconnell probably has the full say. he did pull back when we called his office tonight and he said, no, let me give you exact words. he said that in fact, he was very clear about it, it wasn't true and that it was a lot of salacious nonsense and what "the new york times" was saying. so he was pretty clear on all of that. your take?l >> i believe ambassador grenell made a good point. people need to get out of this washington, get out of the power-hungry bubble where they have these old leaders wore decrepit making mistake out of their mistake and get out with the real people. i returned back from my district in the rural part of california. you've been out there before. people are upset with this but they don't like what happened in the capital last weekne but they haven't like what's been going on with the riots all year. they haven't liked what's been going on with this administration. you had joe biden, pelosi accused

named devin. >> when devin was a teenager, he began to have these things that are called cluster headaches a migraine on steroids. it's like sticking a hot knife in your eyeball and rolling it around in your brain. >> it was every day. he could almost time it. he knew it would be between 3:00, 4:00 in the morning. he would have his oxycontin to help him survive. it would carry him usually through the next day. until the next one hit again. when you are in pain all the time, depression is a problem. because you don't see any hope or any point. we tried everything we could find just to try to find him an alternative. but the opioids, it's the only thing that deadened the pain. >> by the time he was in his mid-20s, devin was taking two oxycontins a day. >> he said the doctors just felt so bad that he couldn't do anything more than he was doing. when devin explained he was having two day and can i get more -- i can't. i legally can't give you more. >> didn't have knew >> he knew he was becoming addicted and struggled against it. >> he actually would go on week long detox. which was a nightmare

pick >>> first let's get the latest on those evacuations in the santa cruz mountains, with kpix 5 devin fehely. >> reporter: deputies at holden creek say they understand residents are dealing with evacuation fatigue. they say it is hampering their efforts to convince people to get out while they still have time. >> reporter: the santa cruz mountains were charred and scarred by the czu wildfire. for those who lived through it, they now for a a threat of mudslides. it has left their sense of humor and sense of life blackened around the edges as well. >> i have packed my clothes, my pills, some pictures, and a bottle of vodka. >> reporter: the sheriff's office and fire department says they know that residents are fatigued by a year which has brought the fires and the pandemic, and evacuation after evacuation. but, say now is the time to move out of mother nature's way one last time. >> if you hear something coming down the hill, it's too late. the only thing to do is get out of the way right now. >> reporter: they have gone door-to-door imploring people to leave but some have chosen to sta

devin nuÑes wrote a remarkable report in 2018 on failures of the last intelligence assessment, russiad trump even though that evidence has been called into question. it's not clear that's going to be released -- lou: to be clear, john, i'm sorry, just to clear that up a bit -- >> sure. lou: -- the assessment was that there was no basis for that assessment that russia was, in fact, trying to help donald trump. correct? >> not only that, there were intelligence analysts who disagreed with the assessment, and they were silenced. again, getting to that idea of politics in our intelligence communities. that would have been a great thing, if we could have gotten den devin nuÑes' report out to see how dissenting voices were squelched by john brennan. lou: and right now devin nuÑes, as the chair of the intelligence community back in the day, the report prepared by his committee, and he can't get his hands on it to release it to the more than people, nor to this point has the president of the united states -- and very specifically we have to explain, that's because the cia will not turn it ove

devin nunes made some good comments with maria bartiromo. app is on animal google, they are suspicion of parler. , conservative voices silenced on social media. massive donations by these big tech companies to the democrats. it seems chilling to me what is happening the ones that are opposing freedom of speech the most are the people that i thought had a monopoly on freedom of speech. >> look, sean. i think it's chaos in washington, d.c., right now but i will tell you the good news is most americans really aren't paying attention. they are not seeing the relevance of what's happening. they recognize that joe biden won. they are looking towards januar. eight days from now. in order to have a new president. they are not thinking that there should be impeachment. they are not thinking that social media now should be shutdown for conservatives. the attacks, the weaponization. this is washington's way of being vindictive and i have to tell you most people outside of washington, d.c., look at this and they say this is why we hate washington. this

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here with reaction, author of "countdown to socialism," republican congressman devin nunes, along with i recall, guys like, oh, the leader in the house impeachment charade, didn't raskin himself contest the 2016 election results? >> yeah, sean, when you look at this, socialist revolutionaries like aoc, and probably 50 or so democrats that are now elected, i think now they have a majority of the party because they are putting pressure on the rest of the party. that is when you get the results of having 30,000 troops surrounding the capital. they relish this. they love it. the more that she can accuse ted cruz and other republicans of doing things that are evil, the legacy mainstream media will continue to repeat it, and it will become the truth out there in the, you know, so-called hinterlands of manhattan. however, in the real world where people like the folks you had on the art of building pipelines and losing their jobs, trying to create energy, farming, growing things, all of the things that make this country really work, they are not on twitter, and they would question why ted cruz

devin nunes, are we going to the same thing here? are we going to call them murderers? do relish in this, and we are seeing this -- this is not acceptable behavior, but it is just the reality. it's where we are today. tomorrow morning, for example, i'm going to go get a briefing on domestic terrorism. look, i remember the days when the fbi and intelligence world that i am in, we are supposed to be focusing on al qaeda, and this is going to be the new frontier. is accusing republicans and anybody who voted for trump of being equal to al qaeda, and you've already seen -- >> unacceptable. >> sean: i will play them in their own words. and you know what? it is just so over-the-top, such a double standard. thank you both. when we come back from a far left attorney general of new york state says that governor cuomo drastically undercounted covid nursing home deaths by 50%. congressman elise stefanik demanding answers tonight. that's next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: failed in new york governor cuomo is embroiled in what now looks like a massive, huge cover-up scandal. getting worse daily

very proud of you and proud of devin nuÑes as well. >> thank you.e president. lou: yes, sir. and i think a lot of people ought to be grateful to him down in georgia right now. he led a materialing rally -- sterling rally, high energy as it always, a trump rally always is. give us your outlook on what's going to transspire there, the importance. your thoughts. >> well, i'm hopeful that both republicans are going to win, and i feel pretty good about it. you know, we'll wait and see. but what's at stake is fundamentally just freedom. i mean, your liberty. because if the left gets control of all of government, we've said this time and time again because it's true, if the left gets control of all of government, your basic freedoms, they're going to take away your money in taxes, your free speech rights with the cancel culture mob, they're going to try to take away your second amendment liberties, your private health insurance, your plastic drinking straws, for goodness sake. it's all about freedom. if anyone in georgia hasn't voted yet, there's a little

devin nunez, ranging on the intelligence committee representing the san joaquin valley and jim jordan is also expected to receive the medal of freedom during a separate ceremony next week. >>> a virtual inauguration ceremony was held for new and elected city council members. >> can you please raise your raise your right hand and affirm the oath by saying "i do." . >> i do. >> thank you. >> administering the oath to five city council members. mayor libby shaff also spoke during the ceremony. >> we are now a family. a family that doesn't always have to agree, that doesn't always even have to like each other, but will always love each other. >> i know that working together we can be effective in making sure that the people of oakland have their core needs met and that we uplift a future of more justice and more peace. >> the inauguration ceremony was followed aa meeting including nickie fortunato bass as president and kaplan as mayor. we will talk to the mayor tomorrow about what she sees for 2021. >>> and an outbreak in keiser aiser permanente, unfortunately one has died and a new year'

and "new york post" columnist miranda devine is here to talk about trouble for portland's mayor after he got into two recent confrontations. plus we'll talk with a laid off keystone pipeline worker who says president biden's order is hurting a lot of americans. he cried when he had to tell his workers that they would lose their job. first chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel live in washington, d.c. with our top story. mike, good to see you. >> the bill takes on more significance now that democrats have a slim majority in the senate and president biden in the white house. hr1 is called for the people act. democrats rework voting, campaign finance. 800 pages and includes new rules on transition teams and inaugural committees capping donations at $50,000. pre-paid postage for absentee ballots. sign up voters at 16. use campaign money for healthcare and childcare calling it the first bill in the house is significant. >> hr1 is that it is an executive position. it is a priority for us. the senate has f6. this is very important and i thank you for asking about it. because this is

joining me as a commitm commitmt devin nunes. the doj has been investigating this coordinated assault on parles? >> i would hope so. i have no idea to know that they have. but your last guest talked about antitrust, civil rights, i think there's under the rico statute, because clearly the coordination of this effort to systematically leak something to the fake news media before parler executives even find out in all three of these companies do it virtually in the same hour, that's the definition of racketeering. >> laura: remember they got into trouble some years back, a question of price-fixing of labor. remember with engineers, they were -- i believe it was a class action and they were like, wait a second. why are all the salaries the same? in other words, the allegation being that they were setting the feed. this isn't the first time their power has been questioned and litigated. there is a massive judgment against the big tech companies in that labor pricing case. in the hundreds of millions of dollars. >> i try to figure out

i am devin fehely.let's start with a start of the check with the weather with meteorologist darren heck. >> we will turn our attention toward the record-setting warm temperatures. it will not get here until next week. let me get you ready for saturday. a couple of headlines. first of all, there is patchy fog. it is not widespread. there are a few spots to talk about sunny and bright today. warm next week. from the top of the salesforce tower looking west, it is fairly isolated. if you go over the the bridge, at 6:00 a.m. you were driving through dense fog across the western span. now, it is perfectly clear. that is the seen in east bay. similar in the tri-valley. however, if we look at visibility map, there is fog in napa. it is cold in the north bay. it is 33 degrees. it is 41 in oakland. there is the patchy area, where the visibility sensor is. if in napa, give yourself extra time. anywhere near the coast, city or peninsula, plan on patchy fog. see the rest of the forecast in a few minutes. >>> a live

devin fehely joins us from an immigration rally outside san jose city hall. >> reporter: that immigration rally behind me is undergoing. under president biden's plan it would take in immigrants living in the country illegally at minimum eight years to become a citizen. immigration is one of the thorniest issues. this plan that is a day-old is already being criticized by some for going too far and by others for not going far enough. >> i came to this country, i was three years old and my sister was one years old. >> reporter: she is a dreamer, she was not born in the united states but grew up here. and hope someday perhaps under a biden administration, to become a citizen. >> we need help and we have hope for this new administration to do their part and be the change that we are looking for. >> reporter: after the often xenophobic rhetoric and anti- immigrant policies, immigration advocates have high hopes for the new presidency, as well as concerns that his plan may take too long and leave too many people out. >> we are contributing to the economy, so i think it is time for us to have a g

good morning it is sunday, january 3 i am devin fehely, let's start with a check of our weather with meteorologist darren peck.>> a foggy morning start, typical after the rain comes through with a lot of humidity in the air, kind of pretty looking out over the downtown but it gets foggy down on the ground in some spots like the tri-valley. but look at the visibility map, you see concord is reporting fog, livermore obviously in san francisco. when we go to the map look at all the areas where the visibility is below 1 mile, livermore, concorde, fairfield, san francisco and santa rosa, all of these places this morning when issues with bob on the roadway and it stays this way the next few hours and then will burn off when the sun comes up. and while we are done with the rain from yesterday we do have plenty of clouds and we will get breaks a blue sky and by the time we get into the afternoon around 4 pm there is an opening because it doesn't last long though, overnight there comes the advance of monday morning's rain. when we checked back with the complete forecast we will timeout the ra

a dream though for alfie devine, just 16 years and 163 days old scoring to make it 5—0.t ever player and a goal on his debut, so now their youngest ever scorer. what a day for him. marine's manager though, full of praise for his side and forjose mourinho. obviously went through lots of games to get here and to bring the team that he did and then do still bring in gareth bale and others off the bench, you know? in the end... we we re bench, you know? in the end... we were laughing, and who was coming off the bench, but you have got to show great respect. i can't ask any more of our lads. you know, a bit sloppy at times in certain situations and probably got some more tackles and at times, but you are playing against world—class footballers and they make it look easy, time, strength, pace, but others say very proud but have achieved. —— but as i say. if league two morecambe had been hoping to spring a shock this afternoon, those hopes didn't last too long at stamford bridge. it was always going to be an impossible task for them, especially given the covid outbreak they've

i mean, devin nunes just said your life was ruined. tell us what happened when your name started showing up in the press as somebody who was colluding with russia back in 2017. what happened to you as you were wiretapped by the fbi. >> maria, this is very similar to what's going on now. i have just been fighting for the truth. i think exactly as congressman nunes mentioned, there has just been so much false information. they had this multi-million-dollar dossier project which was designed to take out candidate trump which then was a terrible disruption on the trump administration for many, many years. so, unfortunately, they just used my name with all these falsehoods so it was a very long pattern of wrongdoing. and the one thing i would note, if you look at the very specifics, if you reread the nunes memo, he talks about a lot of very senior people within the doj and the fbi who were involved in this fisa abuse. and yes, it's true that, you know, there are some terrible things that happened with mr. clinesmith, however, he was a relat

i really mean that miranda devine, good to see you tonight. thank you. >> me too.nks, tucker. >> tucker: this is an amazing story. one of the people who went to washington last week to watch the president's speech, not to break into the capitol. he didn't. was a musician called aerial pink. because pink attended that speech he can no longer make a living in this country. we're not overstating that at all. we spoke to him at some length just a minute ago. we have the interview for you after the break. it's pretty moving and pretty revealing. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ you can go your own way ♪ it's time you make the rules. so join the 2 million people who have switched to xfinity mobile. you can choose from the latest phones or bring your own device and choose the amount of data that's right for you to save even more. and you'll get nationwide 5g at no extra cost. all on the most reliable network. so choose a data option that's right for you. get nationwide 5g included and save up to $300 a year on the network rated #1 in customer satisfaction. it's your wireless. y

i really mean that miranda devine, good to see you tonight. thank you. >> me too.nks, tucker. >> tucker: this is an amazing story.eaan one of the people who went to washington last week to watch the president's speech, not to tbreak into the capitol. he didn't. was a musician called aerial pink. because pink attended that speech he can no longer make a living in this country. we're not overstating that at all. we spoke to him at some length just a minute ago. ali we have the interview for you after the break. it's pretty moving and pretty revealing. we'll be rightou back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: ariel pink from los angeles and a trump voter. he attended the speech in washington and went back to his hotel room and take a nap. he did not go to the capitol he is opposed to violence. what he did was a crime. he attended a political rally and now he has been stripped of his livelihood. pink's music label mexican summer dropped him completely. they wrote this on twitter, quote: due to recent events mexican summer and it staff has decided to end our working relationship with a

.>>> i'm devin fehely in santa clara county where public health officials are clearing up and cleaning up a mistake that allowed dozens of people to sign up for appointments to get vaccinated even though they were not eligible. they were ultimately turned away but public health officials say it's problems exactly like this that are slowing the system down at a re thpeople showed up at the county's vaccination sites armed with an appointment and ready to get a shot. the only problem was that they were not healthcare workers or nursing home residents and therefore they were not eligible. >> it is taking up slots that would otherwise be going to people who are eligible. we are checking and verifying eligibility so it's very important that people stop sharing that misinformation. >> county officials say emails and text messages have been circulating with links to the states cal vax website that allow people to make appointments even if it's not their term. the county has asked the state to fix the problem. >> we are trying to get people vaccinated, right. but if people are doing things tha

devin fehely has more on what is holding them back. >> reporter: public health officials gave the board of supervisors an update and say their problems are twofold. they aotin'sbut ev they ramp up efforts, they risk running out of their supply of the vaccine. so far, the biggest problem has been distribution. the county has more than 170,000 doses of the vaccine but have only given a roughly 52,000 shots, fewer than 2000 a day. they will really need to speed that up to get everyone vaccinated by their goal deadline of august 1. but even if they do they say it creates another problem. public health officials warning they will quickly exhaust their supply of the vaccine. >> right now we do not have in our freezers enough to last one week, let alone being able to do 35,000 a week.>> right now the county says they have enough supply of the vaccine. but as they speed things up and begin to open up clinics and vaccination centers, they say they will need some kind of guarantee from the federal government that there will be more shipments to resupply them or else they risk running out of their

miranda devine writing in "the new york post," he recently admitted to deceitfully and intentionallyhifting the goalpost in herd immunity and what i guess he thought was a noble lie. with reaction, radio talk show host larry elder, better known as larry 1.0, along with leo terrel, larry 2.0. i don't know when my number gets called. i'm actually beginning to have doubts. telling my friends that i'm going to get the vaccine, half of them agree and the other half think i'm absolutely nuts. they wouldn't take it in a million years. i don't know who to listen to. but putting all that aside, youa know, the idea that people would pay or jump in front of a the line, and then find out its hollywood elitists doing it, i would never jump in front of the line of health care workers, older people, comorbidities, pre-existing conditions,e weakened immune system, who would think to do that? >> sean, i was raised in this town and i'm shocked, shocked, that there is hypocrisy on the part of hollywood elites. this is a town adamantly against guns but the movies or make our shoot them ups and the execu

a dream though for alfie devine, just 16 years and 163 days old, scoring to make it 5—0.st ever player and a goal on his debut. gareth bale is on. the closing stages of that game over on bbc one right now. if league two morecambe had been hoping to spring a shock this afternoon, those hopes didn't last too long at stamford bridge. it was always going to be an impossible task for them, especially given the covid outbreak they've suffered over the last couple of weeks. they only returned to training on tuesday after coming out of isolation. up against last year's finalists, they were comprehensively outplayed. this is england's mason mount opening the scoring for chelsea. frank lampard's side were two up before half time, timo werner with the goal that ends 827 minutes without scoring for the blues, so that is a boost for him. callum hudson—odoi hit the third, good control, well ta ken. and they got a fourth in the closing stages, this time kai havertz on the end of it. 4—0 it finished at the bridge. we should win it. we should win it and we did. i thought that before the g

so when you hear the criteria the mind naturally turns to devin nunes and jim jordan.l have to explain to historians why nunes and jordan just joined a list that includes rosa parks and dr. king, colin powell, margaret thatcher, dylan and springstein, thurgood marshal and john lewis, mandela, streisand and spielberg and streep, stephen hawking and hank aaron. and finally tony fauci and joe biden. a good shrink might theorize about an attempt to sully an honor others have received. it was telling when devin nunes received his medal today, no media were allowed at that event. on that note, that is our broadcast as we start a new week and a consequential one in our country. i'll see you tomorrow morning starting with our special coverage early in the evening, something about two runoff senate elections in georgia. for now for us on behalf of all my colleagues at the networks of nbc news, good night. >>> thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. it's really, really nice to be back. whether or not you were able to get some time off over the holiday -- and i hope you d

>>breezes second int of big games, a stiff arm there by devin white and guess what that turnover well folks for this tampa it led to his base in there when brady sneaks one in the final hole tampa hanley and then in the 4th quarter you got alright saints in desperation mode, but brees continues his awful play he drops back in and he gets picked off again his 3rd int of the day this time by mike edwards brees had 3 picks. it may have been his last game ever. in the nfl uniform, a tough pill to swallow right there but to win this one 30 to 20 in the box over to the afc chiefs hosting the browns browns on 13, thinking they're going to make this a game. but check that out the browns is were shot he guns on the sideline he tried to stretch over the touchdown for the touchdown, but as you can see. he fumbled the ball. over the pile on through the back of the end zone that is a touch back in the chiefs get the ball and now has the momentum swing that they need it midway through the 3rd quarter, not what you want to see if your chief and mahomes gets brought down he's hit in the head. and qua