and the dni, message.o serve as the presidents advisor and delete the intelligence community and to develop and determine and execute the national intelligence programs. we need to return to those basic principles. no need to inspire workforce and been hollowed out by years of violence and remind them, that their mission is critical. you will need to exercise leadership of the ics now 18 different agencies. left it acknowledge my first couple of years it on this committee. i didn't even know we had that any. to make sure those 18 agencies work together so that their whole is greater than the sum of their parts. you need to demonstrate the american people that the intelligence communities deserve their cost confidence as a source of truth and insight. you will need to ensure allied services around the world that america is reliable partner in our shared cause for democracy and advance human rights, extremism and resist authoritarian movements. sworn to be no small task. we will be your partner in this endea

jesse: joining me, former acting dni and fox news contributor and ari fleischer. >> when she is brazen you, you better duck. you put your finger on the core issue. the media loves to cover words. the american people need to know results. the press covers joe biden's seemingly moderate words and gives him credit for it. but all this executive actions are far left from a policy point of view which kills jobs and kills opportunities as opposed to what they inherited. prepandemic we had the lowest poverty rate since 1959 for people without high school degrees. we need to go back to those days and not kill jobs and wages with these regulations. jesse: ric, what do you think? >> john kerry said now we are dealing with the effects of climate change. that's just not true. during the trump administration we lowered co consistently. we are actually the country that despite not being in the paris climate treaty took the political action and the political will to lower co2 consistently. we did that while also dramatically increasing the ability for the united states to become energy indiana. d ene

portland recently, there was some discussion earlier about the january 6 writers being reviewed by the dni about domestic violent extremists. are the riots in portland also being viewed in the same lens, or is that something different? >> you and i talked about this yesterday and conveyed that all violence happening around the country will be reviewed as part of the tasking that was done by that national security team. i don't have anything to preview on it. >> reporter: on covid relief, we've heard republicans come out in opposition in broad brush strokes at this point, but in terms of the conversations brian drease is having, the president or anyone on that team, has the president come forward to give you an alternative? what is happening with these negotiations? what are they telling you they want? to go, to stay? what alternatives are they giving you. >> well, cecilia, you have the benefit of having covered congress for quite some time, and you know none of them are quiet about what they like and don't like, and they often say it publicly. the president and members of our team are hear

this is dni haines, the new secretary of defense austin.s a competitor, lou, not an adversary. lou: right. >> no, france is a competitor. china is an adversary or an enemy. and in the biden administration can't call it an adversary, we're in for trouble. lou: well, i think we're in for trouble, and i know that you think so as well because words matter. and the words that are being used here are absolutely, it's scurrilous to see this kind of nonsense. we're talking about over 400,000 americans dead, we're talking about 25 million americans infected by the china virus, and we've got people talking about the biggest issue including the president, apparently, the biggest issue is xenophobe what and that it's xenophobic to call the china virus which originated in china the china virus. i mean, are we really in that deep an orwellian pit? your thoughts. >> the chinese government sees this. they see that the biden administration wants to deal with it multilaterally through consultations that they're going to drop the trump administration's confro

a big fight between top democrat adam schiff, he is criticizing former acting dni ric grenell of being political but ric grenell is saying wait, you're the house intelligence chair you regularly leaked and distorted classified information to go after president trump and his administration. your thoughts on this fight? >> normally i don't like to get in the middle i try to avoid them. but in this case ric grenell has adam schiff dead in the water. here is why. adam schiff is chairman of the house judiciary committee, he for three year got classified hearings where they said time and again, there is nothing to the russia collusion story, there was no collusion, president trump had nothing to do with the russians there was nothing to do with the mike flynn, day after day he got these briefings. he would've went out to the press and he would say openly, i just had an important intelligence briefing and i think donald trump has colluded with putin i think he's his puppet. not only was he leaking he was lying. i think ric grenell has a real point. adam schiff, i'm not really sure what he was

where is dni ratcliffe? >> i think it is a fair question.elcoming space force into the intelligence community but he hasn't said a word about the riots. if you talked to people over there they would say, look, we are mainly a foreign intelligence operation, foreign facing, the dni includes the fbi and the national counterterrorism center which grapples with these issues of domestic terrorism. there was clearly a potential intelligence failure here and the director of national intelligence has not said one word about this, joshua. >> nbc national security correspondent ken delaney. we appreciate the reporting. thank very much. >>> coming up, the clock is ticking on donald trump's presidency and his legal problems are piling up. we will see why his second impeachment trial will not be much like the first, just ahead. stay close. ♪ ♪ when the chapstick goes on. it's on. get yours on at chapstick.com research shows people remember commercials with nostalgia. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's one t

for dni this is going to be an interesting time for the biden administration.o they look at dni need to have a strong player with a strong voice to kind of coordinate the intelligence community where do we look at them more as a friendly gatekeeper who occasionally opens the door? i'm not really sure where they fall on it and i'm not sure anyone knows where they fall quite yet but i think it will be a great interpretation of intelligence reform post 2004 we got a bunch more questions so let me just first follow up with that and say i do think there's going to be some rethinking about some of these agencies including dhs, including dni. it puts us in a very weird position because too much change may be more than we can give.on the other hand, there does need to be some restructuring along the lines of what you were saying maybe more . your question. what are the implications in these cases? there are a number of individuals that are getting out aside from 2005, 2006 conventions and some others . how do you feel about , i'm sure you've seen the headlines in the a

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. >> pass ad law trigger dni to submit to the congress an unclassified report on who was responsible for the brutal murder of jamal khashoggi. if you are confirmed, will you submit to the congress the unclassified report required by the law? >> yes, senator, absolutely we'll follow the law. >> pretty straightforward answer there from the dni hearing. as we're coming on the air, a little news out of hearing for joe biden's nominee for the department of homeland security. senator josh holley has said he will hold up the consideration. because of concerns over the biden immigration plan. democrats have been hoping to move again these security and public safety related nominees as early as thursday or wednesday even. now it looks unlikely to happen in that one case. >> let me ask you if bic the one playing out now. lloyd austin. he would need a waiver to serve as defense secretary. give as you pulse on where members of that committee stand so far? >> the waiver is mostly a formality. i think you will see some defocuses the vote. the house has announced, it who is the pass both chambers,

plus abiding the administration orders of review of domestic terrorism asking the dni, homeland security look into that. will it look into for far left writing to? if not writers are saying we will not stop, we will keep going. they are planning to switch to rioting over immigration away from defunding the police, riots broke out again this weekend. we break down that story, where are the results from the durham criminal probe of the abuses of the trump russia probe under the obama administration. reports coming in, john durham might be narrowing his investigation on a coterie of individual members of jane comey fbi crossfire hurricane team we will talk to you about tonight. atop senator now demanded the justice department released records and documents about the massive leaking under the obama administration that distorted what was going on and what was going on with michael flynn. that probe was dropped, he and senator chuck grassley is on that ric grenell will talk to us about it more on california governor gavin newsom. he is doing a 180, he lift his suffocating state home orders tha

plus the biden administration orders a review of domestic terrorism asking the dni, homeland security to look into that but will it look into far left rioting too? as now rioters saying we're not going to stop. we're going to keep going. they're planning to switch to rioting over immigration, away from defunding the police. riots broke out again this weekend. we break down that story. also the debate, where are the results from the durham criminal probe of the abuses in the trump-russia probe under the obama administration? reports coming in. u.s. attorney john durham looks like he might be narrowing his investigation on coterie of individual members of james comey "crossfire hurricane" team. we'll talk to you about that tonight. a top republican senator demanding the justice department release records and documents about that massive leaking under the obama administration that distort what was going on and distorted what was going on with the case with general michael flynn. that probe was dropped. he is senator chuck grassley is on that. ric grenell will talk to us about it. more on

. >> to be effective, the dni must never shy away from speaking truth to power, even especially when doing so may be inconvenient or difficult. to safeguard the integrity of our intelligence community, the dni must insist that when it comes to intelligence, there is simply no place for politics ever. >> janet yellen, biden's pick for treasury secretary is speaking out in confirmation hearings, imploring congress to go big when it comes to the next covid relief package. >> neither the president-elect nor i propose this relief package without an appreciation for the country's debt burden. but right now, with interest rates at historic lows, the smartest thing we can do is act big. and in the long run i believe the benefits will far outweigh the costs. especially if we care about helping people who have been struggling for a very long time. >> joining me now issic senator from maryland chris van hollen. it is one thing to hear that from the nominee to be treasury secretary, to go big on the covid relief package. do you think what she is saying, though, convinces what we've already seen

so we have dni as you said and we'll have hopefully defense tonight, so i think we will be able to make sufficient progress. >> senator, when you say that you're hoping to have defense by tonight, that means there won't be a problem on the waivers because you have the house vote coming up and the senate will vote to waive the requirement that he be seven years out of uniform. >> the vote in the armed services committee which took place about an hour ago was supportive of the waiver. and i think there were some reluctant votes on that. i was one of them, but i voted yes to allow the waiver because i think we need a secretary of defense. i think lloyd austin is the right guy. i think he's going to vound himself with civilians in his office, so i was persuaded that this was the right move. the support for the waiver passed the armed services committee. we'll be going to the floor probably about 4:30 this afternoon. shortly thereafter, assuming it passes in both the house and the senate, we'll be going directly to confirmation this evening. >> you're one of the senators who works so well wi

what are your thoughts on avril haines becoming dni?>> i was disappointed when presley fight named avril haines as the dni. there are so many questions that so many of us have about avril haines and the work she did at the white house as well as the cia that have to be answered. we know avril haines at the nsc was in charge of determining whether it was legal or illegal to place legal on governance kilis. we know and know most all cases that she said it was legal to put these names on the kill list and people were subsequently killed by drone, including eric and citizens like anwar al-awlaki. they were american citizens who had never been charged with a crime. they had never face their accusers in the court of law. she has never had to answer for that. as you pointed out correctly, she was also the deputy director of the cia when the cia under john brennan was hacking into the senate intelligence committees computer systems in order to disrupt the investigation that led to the senate torture report. and another question thai have that i

. >> to be effective, the dni must never shy away from speaking truth to power even especially when doing inconvenient or difficult. to safeguard the integrity of our intelligence community, the dni must insist that when it comes to intelligence there is simply no place for politics ever >> president-elect biden has nominated pennsylvania health secretary, dr. rachel levine to be assistant secretary of health she is poised to be the first openly transgender federal official approved by the senate. erica shields has become that city's fourth police chief since the killing of breon na taylor. she resigned after officers shot and killed rashard brooks while responding to reports he was sleeping in his car in a wendy's parking lot. you are up-to-date, that's the news update. scotty, i'll send it back to you. >> oil prices have risen above $50 a barrel the big question now is there more money to be made in that space. let's ask a legendary trader in the oil patch, eric fisher welcome back >> hi, scott how are you? >> i was looking at oil just before you were coming on here t.i. is at 53, and i

. >> to be effective, the dni must never shy away from speaking truth to power, even especially whenoing so may be inconvenient or difficult. to safe guard the intelligence of our intelligence community, the dni must insist when it comes to intelligence, there is simply no place for politics ever. >> underscoring that point, haines was introduced by former senator and onetime trump head of national intelligence dan coats, who trump forced out for telling him truths the president did not want to hear. if confirmed, haines would become the first woman on the job overseeing 18 intelligence agencies including the cia and the national security agency. she previously served as deputy cia director and deputy national security adviser in the obama administration. let's talk about avril haines and what she brings to the table. >> well, andrea, she is highly accomplished, a lawyer by training, someone who served on the national security council staff and then served as deputy director of the cia, the organization i used to work, and she helped manage that organization, which is of course respo

>> my first answer you think the administration and the dni and the new cia director will have to takeat this. what are the core causes in the core issues with the analytic community to be able to not have consensus but i think that's number one. secondarily for people like me coming into the government we must have confidence that what we are provided to policymakers and members of congress is true and accurate as being written collected and analyzed. we cannot be in a situation where we are questioning the analysis moving forward. i think it's doable but our new administration is going to have a path in a timeout to look at what of the core root causes of this and find mitigation immediately. >> we have only a minute left and i'm saying there's going to be a 3:00 press conference by the fbi at the capitol. do you have any thoughts on what they are going to reveal or say and can you give us a little preview? >> i can't give you a preview but what i can tell you and your listeners and the american people is now the time when we as americans have to have confidence in the institutions t

the hiring of a lot of people, the approval of the nomination and vote to put the new dni secretary intone that donald trump has left the united states and not the best place and not a place we want to be in, but i think everyone's committed to working to try to put that behind us and even for someone like mitch mcconnell, has made mention of that as well. mcconnell, has made mention of that as well-— that as well. marianne marsh, thanks so _ that as well. marianne marsh, thanks so much _ that as well. marianne marsh, thanks so much for— that as well. marianne marsh, thanks so much forjoining - that as well. marianne marsh, thanks so much forjoining us. thank you. president biden has been keen to show that he was getting on with the job of governing it came after an inauguration like no other — without the public and amid intense security after the storming of the capitol. mr biden called for unity, and an end to the nation's �*uncivil war�*. our north america editor jon sopel looks back on a different inauguration. president biden declared that america would rebuild its international al

when it comes to dni loan growth as well. guy: what to be citibank numbers tell us about the priority? sonali: we have that trading number coming in below estimates. if we see all the other banks show numbers that start to moderate too much, we will be concerned about the investment banking numbers, which have been a huge growth area. we also want to see them improve . a tough time when the economy is where it is right now. guy: thank you very much. she will be back in the next couple of hours updating us on the calls. joining us is the body mass founder -- and ceo. it seems like it is jp morgan and then everybody else, is that the correct way of looking at it? >> that has been the way jp morgan is blazing the trail and everybody is falling back behind. what is interesting in jp morgan numbers is first of all the consumer business is quite well. it was only down a couple percent in terms of revenue. they have very tight cost control. their trading and banking, particular equities trading is looking very strong. that looks ver

on the confirmation side, his dni director went through the gop -- went through the senate, 85-10. that was a significant bipartisan approval. francine: when you look at what we heard from several gop senators like mitt romney, also liz cheney, who had doubts about this $1.9 trillion package, is that to be expected, or -- marty: as tom said, it is to be expected. the republicans have to get used to working with a democratic majority in both houses of congress. so they are going to basically not just embrace everything that joe biden proposes on its face. they will mention some concerns, but the real question is whether or not they are going to be able to work together to come up with some compromise, which joe biden says he really wants. he wants republicans to get on board on the stimulus package. tom: i want to go to the key player in all of this, the chess game, the gambit that president biden has come and that is a gentleman from west virginia. what is the power of joe mansion? he seems to be awfully important. marty: he is important. he is a moderate democrat, has voted with r

as acting dni director, you went out and released documents, they were very revealing.f followed up on that, the president has authorized the release of all of these documents. if they knew that his dossier was dirty and never verified, and they still signed off, how much worse does it make everything i have been telling people. >> there's only one conclusion you can come to when you see the dates of career intelligence officials coming forward and raising red flags about the steele dossier. at the conclusion is that the obama-biden team was not interested in the true spirit of the truth kept flying in front of their face from career intelligence officials, and they kept classifying the information and putting away from the public. it now, what we're saying is we are unraveling all of this. there are troves of documents, which prove early on in the steele dossier development, career officials were raising their concerns saying that this is russian disinformation, this isn't true, and the ads we political appointees hell-bent on going forward and running over career offi

maria: before you go, before you go, devin nunes, you have breaking news because you sent letter to dnihn ratcliffe about china. tell me about that because people are not seeing the dots on free speech. here is your letter, we are showing it on screen. congressman: yeah, so look, we've been running an ongoing investigation, house republicans has, this is our next step in the investigation. enough reports out there and enough of what we are hearing with the people that we are interviewing that we believe there's much more than the wuhan lab, you heard senator cotton and others express this in the past, look, we believe that the ic possibly has information that i think the american people need to see. hopefully john ratcliffe can get as much as he possibly can out in the next ten days because we know that the chinese are in tight with big tech and the democratic party. maria: congressman, thanks very much. we will keep following it. up next, we will take a break and talk with constitutional alan dershowitz on nancy pelosi's impeachment threat. why he says he's ready to defend president tr

you have these people, his associates like james comey, like james clapper, the former head of the dniumors about donald trump and people in his administration for over four years, and they used the media and tear allies in the media -- their allies in the media to do it like jeff bezos who owns "the washington post," like twitter, facebook with mark zuckerberg. and there's no place for people to talk now. now they're taking away our voice. now they want to shut everyone down. think about this, heir going to shut off -- they're going to shut off communications, right? that's the first step. then they dehumanize anybody associated with president trump and spread lies about them. that's what you do to an enemy. that's not what you do to the american people. lou: well said. and i have to say, sara, jessica hurt is the new, well, the new white house staff director. her previous job was director of facebook's regulatory scheme, and nsa spokeswoman emily horn, the former head of global policy communications for one of your favorite companies, twitter. >> right. lou: i mean, this is, this is

approval and strong approval to some of the national security appointees, the defense secretary, the dni, admiral hanes, the chairman secretary janet yellin. but mayorkas who's going to head the department of homeland security, immigration is implicated in that job. that's a flash point for republican politic, and they feel obliged to make trouble for the nominee even though he's been senate confirmed three times previously. they're not going to stop him. they're going to filibuster him. the filibuster will be broken. he will then be confirmed, but they're throwing some thumbtacks in the road of the biden administration, and we'll see that more on the nominees like javier becerra to head the department of health and human services as well. >> keirsten, sources tell cnn the first lady of joe biden will play an active role in reuniting children who were separated from their parents at the border. what does this say about the administration's priorities? >> well, i mean it shows the fact she would be getting involved in something like that, shows this is something they're taking very seriou

but dni radcliffe got the information out and i wonder if gina's regulation had anything to do with thete efforts to continue to get documents to the american people on things like russia, china and others and there's been tension between her and the white house for some time over giving the american peoplens transparency d it's unfortunate if that is the reason she is with leaving, the cia director should be willing to give the iraqi people as much transparency as she possibly can that is not been the hallmark of her tenure. lou: not hers or her predecessor. john solomon, will we have those documents tonight? >> i will not go to bed until i get them, i promise weau will gt those things out one way or another that it is frustrating were only 19 hours from the departure of the president and we don't yet havee them. but there declassified and ready to be distributed we will get them tonight and work through the night to get them to the american people so joe biden is not tempted to reclassify them tomorrow. lou: you know he would be all speak only for myself, it is my strong belief that t

wrong on january 6th wrote this letter to the heads of the agencies including christopher wray and dni director radcliffe asking what they knew and what they didn't know leading up to the attack. very important to point out in the letter they ask both what intelligence they had and whether there were any outside involvement in planning these riots and assisting the violent mob that stormed this capitol less than two weeks ago and so in the letter they ask important questions. they essentially want the agency heads to aid them in opening a review into this matter themselves. there are quite a few investigations going on simultaneously, both in the capitol and outside of it. but what these four committee chairs are asking for is any letters, any pictures, any sort of reference points that they can use and that will help them and aid them as they investigate the situation more. and as new details frank think come out every single day that we get further and further away from that deadly day here on capitol hill. >> do we have an idea what the end game is? why are they sending this letter

but dni ratcliffe got that information out.der if gina haspel's resignation has anything to do with the last minute efforts to continue to get documents to the american people on things like russia, china and others. there's been tension between her and the white house for some time over giving the american people transparency, and it's unfortunate if that's the reason she's leaving. cia director should be willing to give the american people as much transparency as she possibly can. that's not been the hallmark if of her tenure. lou: not hers, nor her predecessor -- >> that's right. lou: -- as well. john solomon, will we have those documents tonight? >> i won't go to bed until i get 'em, lou, i promise. [laughter] we're going to get those things out one way or another, but it is frustrating we're only 19 hours from the bedeparture of the president, and we don't yet have them. they're declassified, i'm going to work through the night to get them all up to the american people so that joe biden's not tempted to reclassify them tom

his dni as well as, yes, exactly.other administrations had a half dozen people confirmed by day one of their presidency. when you look at all the confirmation hearings scheduled for just this next week for commerce, u.n., va secretary, energy, the list goes on and on. at what point do these delays become dangerous for the country? >> look, it's a problem. at the beginning of the clinton administration, i managed the nominations and confirmations of the cabinet. we confirmed all but one cabinet secretary by the second day in office. the secretary of defense, secretary of treasury and secretary of state were confirmed within hours of president clinton's being sworn in. the same thing happened for president bush, maybe a little bit slower and president obama had most of his cabinet confirmed within a few days. so the fact that particularly, leader mcconnell can't come to terms with leader schumer on the way to run the senate under a 50/50 regime is going to hurt the country, but i would say one thing, ana. i think the bi

i know that john ratcliffe former dni said to me on this on one of the programs that i host that whatright now in china is they have gene editing whereas they are ensuring that their military men are stronger, almost super human so that they can deal with inclement weather. they can be super human. i mean, this is how they are building their military. so, again, data matters in that regard. >> yes. well, you know, china's professor in the southern city near hong kong did the first gene editing on humans with crisper. what he was trying to do, he said, was to make the babies resistant to hiv. but there are also indications that he was trying to increase their intelligence. now, there were three girls born from that and we don't know what else is happening. so, this is -- they are doing this already, maria. and we know that they have no ethics on this because that was dangerous. but, also, they are mixing pig and monkey d.n.a. to create new types of animals. this is just weird and crazy dangerous. >> maria: negotiated, where is all of this going? china has been very clear they want to o

. >> we've got bipartisan cooperation so that april haines is now the dni.e're hopeful that we can get the same bipartisan cooperation for treasury, state, homeland security or and defense very soon. we need these positions filled quickly. we need our republican colleagues to cooperate. >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi's also being questioned over how a senate impeachment trial of a now-former president is going to help with unity. >> you don't say to a president do whatever you want in the last months of your administration. you're going to get a get out of jail card free because, because people think we should make nice nice and forget that people died here on january 6th. >> reporter: and today the house gop leader said for all the unity talk, the president's executive actions are not addressing the urgent needs of americans. >> that is why i was disappointed to see within hours of assuming office the new administration was more interested in helping illegal immigrants than helping our own citizens. more interested in virtue signals to the climate

now talk about the supposed white house dni with the national security council official. and with that the radicalization there are some experts on how to do radicalize violent jihadist there some work cannot agree we need to have a huge portion of the population of violence and insurrection is okay with them we have watched the radicalization process that comes out of joe biden's mouth and kamala harris mouth has to have a core of the radicalization messaging. that's what it will take away will be stuck with us for a long time. >> this is much more of a systemic issue that needs to be addressed at various levels national one person said the department of education and those that you never even think of. >> if you combine that concept not falling for fake news. what is the schooling of the constitution of the rules on how to be a consumer of information and we better start teaching our kids how to consume the news with those falsehoods and fabrications they don't become rather light on - - vocalize someday. >> there's a lot of questions about the investigation into that k