i can't say for sure, for he thought husband's contact. sadly sigh, donnie was a soldier in a 2 nisan ante terri unit born in the same place as amory. he evidently changed sides. lottie disguised as a refugee. he came to germany, as one of the leaders of coast was purported tara tame or another, was built in a marsh. he would like to make friends with m ray. investigators noticed that once he arrived in gem, neat st. donnie, so content with who spent in syria several times it came to the attention of investigators on several occasions for one g to evidence of potential bomb attacks. 3 tapped phone conversations, men, this can be heard saying they will blow up berlin and burn the germans. armory and the t lead is of the suspected terror team psy, donnie, and been a mom met at a mosque and berlin's temple huff district and became friends for years. the place of worship had been viewed as a gathering point for ice activists. the mom had been under investigation for years . he suspected of rallying fighters to the i. s corps, something the mom denies. his son translates. good gun. you mon

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>> i wouldn't go a that far but one place where i agree with donny.talked about in the last segment whether there is a criminal investigation to trump with regards to january 6th. i always thought that the way he would be ultimately indicted and prosecuted wouldn't be on an exotic crime. somehow you have to show he committed a crime no one else has been prosecuted for. when do you that you leave wiggle room for the judgment to throw out the charges. but the more possible way the is to get him for a plain vanilla crime where there is precedent for prosecuting people who aren't named donald trump. to that vain, i thought those types of investigations posed the greatest risk for him. there is no way they can say they are just going after him because he is donald trump. no. they have a history going back decades and decades and decades of pursuing these types of cases. >> donnie, sit your sense that there is -- we use this iceberg analogy forever around the mueller probe. if i could borrow it and lay it over one more investigation, is it his sense that th

what is more worrisome is that it extends far beyond donnie to almost the entirety of the republican and that is where i want to go next. because let's play a couple of them. this is five. let's start with lindsey graham. he got six years to play. donald trump can't touch him. let's play the speaker of the house of representatives. this is two of them doing the two-step. >> all i can say is count me out. enough is enough. i would say to my republican colleagues, can we move forward without president trump? the answer is no. >> it bears responsibility for wednesday's attack by mob rioters. he should have denounced the mob. these facts require immediate action by president trump. i talked to president trump i was the first person to contact him when the riots went on. when he ended the call, he told me he'll put something out to make sure to stop this and that's what he did. he put a video out later. >> these are people that are terrified it seems of donald trump and willing to still do his bidding when he can't do anything to them. people like the sean hannitys of the world he's got t

so partially it was because donny knew it was the wrong message, and secondly, he's a coward and didot want to confront his father. >> and by the way, as you know, it was not just your cousin that texted mark meadows on january 6th. it was also revealed that the fox news host -- multiple of them -- sent these texts pushing donald trump to try to calm the violence, and after their text messages were read aloud this week by congresswoman liz cheney, instead of addressing the substance, sean hannity and laura ingraham went after the messenger. take a listen to what they said. >> our text messages -- liz, release yours. >> i actually don't -- i actually don't care to read any of their text messages, because they're all so aggressively boring. they're the most boring people -- they're so predictable. it's like, hang a piece of meat and they just grab it. >> okay, so after revealing that they acknowledged on the 6th how bad things were, despite continuing to downplay the violence, what does this new reaction say about them and their responsibility to their viewers? >> i think it says that

that was matthew, donnie of tech travel, excited coming on. thanks for having my own. indigenous leader hinuit elan says astray leah is using his country as a dumping ground for convicts causing a search of gang related crimes. in oakland. national mary authority, chairman matthew to khaki, its adamant that the policy is damaging the spirits of friendship between the 2 countries. it is not good enough that new zealand is becoming a penal colony for australia and just supporting your problem. why does not solve the problem of gangs in both australia and new zealand? it is not good enough just to say we're going to stick a whole lot of people and applying on a government child applying and seen them back to new zealand. that is not the spirit of friendship and that you would expect between 2 neighbors. this trailers migration act as a convict should be deported to their countries of birth even if they've lived in australia for their entire lives. and that applies to those sentence to at least a year in prison. the last couple of years have seen

left wing candidate to gabrielle borage is donny against his conservative rival, jose antonio costs. the result is expected to be close with the 2 candidates offering complete different visions for the country. future government across europe is stepping up measures to control the spread of the corona virus as anger of a new rules. just before christmas. protests have also been marching in several cities to call for an end to cove. it passes in social restrictions and netherlands is already imposed a strict lockdown and all the countries are considering further moves and threats. you'll ryan and flash floods in malaysia forced 21000 people from their homes emergency work. has it been rescuing the stranded to tightened to shelters or i'm in is the is small sub brianca says a months worth of rain fell over the past 24 hours. witnesses the program coming up next? oh, an don't give up, got to come today and then i had to put her name in on the other hand, then we got in the can you read or spam out maybe shut off or something if you follow cg medina, political the ones in that one is a s

donnie knew things were going south and that they were all on the wrong side of this and yet he also knew that the message he had to send his father was a message his father did not want to hear and donnie's a coward and he did not want to face it himself. so he basically outsourced it to mark meadows. >> this is what a source is telling cnn, that your uncle, the former president, is annoyed with mark meadows and feeling blindsided. meadows is handing over documents and trying to appease him by refusing to testify. you would think meadows would realize only undying fult is accepted here. >> it is kind of odd. it's one of the few things that meadows was so forth coming with the committee before changing his mind about showing up in person but yet he had already handed over so much damaging information. why really know how he thinks he's going to get out of this, unless he's been paying attention and he's seen in the past how people always manage to get back into donald's good graces if they know how to handle him. but still, this is game changing potentially, right? we were looking at

welcome to "morning joe," jonathan lemire and donny deutsche is still with us. what drove them there other than the lies spread by former president trump? ayman is telling us the story. the radicalization of one of the capitol rioters. ayman is joining us now. tell us what you found out. >> the country was consumed of this tragedy. i received a facebook message from an old high school friend of mine who told me his sister in law was among those that died at the capitol. roseanne boylen was radicalradi. the family given us exclusive access to speak to them and her close friends and trying to understand how this young woman who was very a political had never voted in her life transformed into a trump supporter and a qanon. >> for most of her life, roseanne boylen hated politics. >> she was super involved. we are always into each other's business and hanging out. >> reporter: the summer of 2020, her family started to notice something is a bit off. >> she started getting close off and distant and on christmas she was here but she was on her phone all the time. she w

let's bring into our coverage nbc news capitol hill correspondent garrett haake, maya wylie, and donnyday's developments but first this ruling from the appeals court. >> reporter: well, nicole, the bottom line here is this is the best the january 6th committee has had maybe since they held their first and only public hearing. i mean, for day after day, week after week, we've been talking about the struggles that they have had to secure the testimony of some of the big players in the trump administration, whether it be mark meadows or steve bannon who, of course, wasn't in the administration, but was one of their top targets. they've seen big fish wriggle off the hook. today, they got much closer to landing some of that. you saw these four key interviews all being held today, including with kash patel, someone who's not a household name but someone who the committee has wanted to talk to since october, they've been trying to bring him in and to finally get that interview in the books is good news for them. and this appeals court ruling here tonight happened after the house was done with

adam, but yeah, looks only ok so clearly. alyssa mat in a city, a city police, a mechanic village. donnie said it had to do. i'm sitting visiting, believe me. i do have a lot of meetings. i didn't either. you know, i was a lackey through anna. let me see. oh dear. with a little complex and i please let us know what the best had them here with us i lay low mother to be a letter. a b is not a lot going on and it is. and if you know, i doesn't one of them out with a little star official, a y a r a b e man e u b a r a k, a k, a dollar loan a was a like a. yeah, a lot of that was not an interview with linda with as long as he and that hadn't been of us in you know, how you to and t m. and you can kind of certainly one must allow you to sort out in shahida. it's a full b, l, and i'm about to leave a mess and they give you a better. and you've been amador, i'm going to start a 10 year old editors away then i would say, how sad i've been to the it is. and you live at the fact that when you need them, he does the answer and nothing can unleash and kitty lay with this as always dead yet as a way de

open adam, but yeah, looks only ok 1000000 elysa mat in a city, a city police, a mechanic village. donnie said it had to do. i'm sitting, visiting legally fun. i got a meeting. i didn't, i didn't either. you know, i see it. hello. lucky to enough. let me see. oh dear. with a complex i live in flow. would have been had them when something whose oh yes i lay low mother to be a no a phenomenal in any of the last 100 it is. and if you know either one of them out or a little star, a clean y a r a b e man e u b a r a y one of the a k with a loaner car loan a was a like a yeah, a lot of that was not an interview with linda with as long as he and that hadn't been of us in you know, how you to and t m. and you can kind of certainly one must allow you to sort out and should either it's a full b or a level, and i'm about to leave a mess and they give you a bet. and you've been amador, i'm going to say that maybe 10 year old teachers away then i would say how sad i've been to the it is. and you live at the fact that when you need them, he does the answer and nothing can envision you. she and kitty la

and i and again, my conception that i shut donnie. it's ne odeon not good enough. and in the close and ins only in the controllers could columns. will you call them the action integer deal? and you have rooms. will you be able to come to school? scott, i just was former. she was chimney in law and it will fade a hazel, fatal death. we okay. yeah. mikaela de la la in the middle of the head and then with the homes already clem is in your civil and observe. observe. does have any com. i think more dick nick catalytic, and he did tell him truly how it is that it's out a cell walker, some telemundo and supers will come out and did radio luncheon to be out and read the book. an artist indeed monsieur whiskey and fetch we are going to present had an interest in the real blotting. we will have panel bullets going today. do mama, you know it wouldn't. is it under guardians and fish? i didn't, i didn't look, i did, and i didn't even know was you done hunting a hedge? i didn't door a to push edge a shake in sugar because normal not equal to col color. no one. still daniel con

and i, and again, my conception that i shut donnie. it's ne odeon not good enough for them and, and in the class and ins only in the controllers got problems. will your coordinate action, integer deal and you had rooms. will you be able to come to school? scott touches us from the she was chimney in the world, will fade a hazel, fatal death. we all know, pm oak and under my law, under many of the head, and then with the home saudi. i think that m as in your civil and observe observe, observe any com. i think what technique catalytic is he did tell him truly how i did that is out a select or doesn't and willow and supervisor can happen did radio luncheon to be out and ready and i can understand it. i wish it was good and fresh. we are going to present had an interest in the real thing. we would ask dana to let's go into debt. do mama, you know it wouldn't. is it under guardians and fish? i didn't, i didn't look i did. and i didn't even know was you done hunting? a hedge. i didn't door a to push edge, a shake in sugar because a lot of ea

santa wins the tournament with little claus, junior. >> donny, help me out.k wanted to watch the cowboys yesterday. it may have had something to do with his fantasy football taemt. i sit there just watching the giants losing again, of course, the jets, a team i've followed since joe namoth and loved the jets. just terrible. i look at the new york nicks and i wonder how the top media market in the world continues to field such sub par teams. i mean, in the case of the knicks, it's criminal. >> it started with hope, but they're three or four games under .500. the yankees have not won anything since 2009. that's 12 years. that's a long run in new york. the mets, the new owner, there's hope there. i cannot remember a time as a new york sports fan, and starting with the football teams, it's egregious and depressing. sports is a big part of everybody's lives. i don't even turn on the jets or the giants. there was another great game, the green bay/baltimore game. aaron rodgers keeps doing it. he and brady defy it. the league will miss both of them when they move on.

my word, mom, donnie looked at the roots of religious and ethnic conflict and shows how the colonial powers that facilitated them for their own gains. and also walk to narrow the mechanisms through which justice and equity can be sought. the book neither settle nor native, the making in on making a permanent minorities is out now and my mood, my money joins me from new york. thank you so much for them. i'm down event coming on, i better start with the fact that over here, people are talking about rescuing those, the collaborating with nato invasions of afghanistan. and there's always he no talk of nuremberg in that case. but you are alone. dissenter on the african union commission into su dawn, tell me how nuremberg emerges is a climax of imperialism, rather than justice after nazi defeats since nearburg rules, we often talk about them on this show following orders is not good nor a book is held up as the greatest achievement that came out of terrible times. post $945.00 nuremberg it said to be the 1st international court. a richer upheld the principal individual responsibility and u

matthew, donnie of the tech travel geeks website told us why they were still a huge concern. it's always been an issue if you have a confidential contact. if you have a source who is wanting to not make the identity known to the wider public using an encrypted or even more obs you skated messaging service is key port with the meta data that what set reveals to the f b i. it's easy to actually identify people like confidential sources and obviously in the world of traditional journalism, this will become even more of an issue is what tooling and what services to use to safely be able to, to send messages. there is always going to be some way of mistakenly or inadvertently, reviewing your identity or your information as through one weak point or another. and that brings you up to date that's higher than he's looking so far. now. take it back again at the top. mm. ah with you a tool that was bad for your eyes and your post that it would stop you from having real friends and finding a girlfriend. but what they failed to mention is that you could make thousands of dollars every we

this area has been replicated in many countries, and the dishes achievement is glenda's. donnie asked to talk about their country at 50 years old of mamma, ambassador sally, and also professor all made. so good to have all 3 of you here looking forward to this conversation, a mama would you introduce yourself to our international audience? tell them who you are. what you t shirt or hi everyone. my name is mama ziller. i'm a feminist activist from bangladesh. i'm the founder of copper examiners organization based in the castles could you taca? i am currently at the university of chicago, pursuing my master's and public policy. get to have your ambassador sally, welcome to the stream. introduce yourself to antelope audience. i this is marble, sally. i'm a courier diplomat of bangladesh. currently post to brussels, us ambassador of bangladesh, to belgium, luxemburg, and head of mission to the european union. get to have one hello professor mike, please introduce yourself to their stream viewers. thank you for something to national ation for the news. go along with the both of them before

but it was done of speaking to me early that will also spoke with matthew, donnie, a commentator at tech travel geeks, and he thinks blocking one platform won't stop the spread of extremist contact. obviously, telegram the users who and telegram at the moment a shouldn't have too much of an issue. moving to whatsapp apples, i message platform, google's messaging chat platform. there are loads of different messaging apps and services. and let's not forget, they're also dedicated social media platforms which make it even easier to distribute this type of information or to congregate and discuss these topics. it's also very, very contradictory. we're sometime about 10 years ago in the, in the arab spring, we were celebrating these platforms for enabling uprisings across the mcgray. but in the middle east, it's one of those things that i think is very contradictory. it's fine when it suits you, but then you fight against it when it doesn't. ah, now an indigenous leader in new zealand says, australia. he's using his country as a dumping ground, the national mary authority chair, and once camb

and it was al arabi su donnie completed the route. that big win means at ontario, currently top of group d. but that could change the 2nd game of the day has already started hitting for half time, actually egypt playing their 1st match against lebanon. it's go las at the o through mama stadium. the h woke up stadiums are part of cut us most ambitious project. yet with all but one now ready, a year ahead of shade you. let's cross to our report to sort of hide at who's at the i'll john knew but would copy stadium, sora, you've been looking at the design of these venues. what do they represent? i have well, just talk about this stadium just behind me cuz this is where my code is going to be playing its palace fun in a couple of hours. and this is actually designed by one of the award winning architects, the husband who's a british iraq, he architect, she unfortunately didn't get a chance to be the final product she passed away a few years ago. but what's really interesting is she was famous for her futuristic designs, and the thing is wi

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just the associated technical data. material donnie of the tech travel gigs website told us why that is still a huge concern. it's always been an issue if you have a confidential contact. if you have a source who is wanting to not make the identity known to the wider public using an encrypted or even more obvious gated messaging service is key. with the meta data that was set reveals to the f b i, it's easy to actually identify people like confidential sources. and obviously in the world of traditional journalism, this will become even more of an issue as for tooling and what services to use to safely be able to, to send messages. there is always going to be some way of mistakenly or inadvertently revealing your identity or your information through one week point or another days after ukrainian president vladimir zalesky announced the threat of a crew. an anti government protest has been staged in kev. thousands marched to kids independent square and surrounding streets, shouting slogans, calling solemnity a traitor and waving flags and banners, demanding that he be investigated for

and it was obvious to donnie who completed the routes, the other match in group d. so egypt to feet, lebanon one nel, andy richardson was there. andy, as tell us, what did you make of that guy? well, as people i have and say, you know, it seems a lot to grow into a tournament, so maybe have a, a slow starts and see how they go. but each, it's in particular through no fault there. i've got a really inexperienced team here in cats, all just wanted being a fee for sanctioned events, teams outside of egypt and the navigation to release that place for this tournament . sorry, most notably liverpool mohammed sila is, is not have it, not falla sites, whole in ages attack was pretty notable throughout much of this game. one goal did come from the penalties spoke cool by asha in the 2nd hall, but not an entirely convincing performance and coast chaos better. very experienced portuguese coach saying really using this tournament to try and see if there are any young players pushing for a place in the, in the 1st team score as they look ahead. so a really important year coming

does not disclose the actual content of the message is just the associated technical data, marcia donnie of the tech travel gigs website told us why, though it's still a huge concern. it's always been an issue. if you have a confidential contact, if you have a source who is wanting to not make the identity known to the wider public, using an encrypted or even more obvious gated messaging service is key with the meta data that what sat reveals to the f b, i it's easy to actually identify people like confidential sources and obviously in .

and colonial rule was one of the greatest living public intellectuals, my mood mom, donnie. until then, even touch my social media. tell us who you think budded, thomas on car? ah for right now, there are 2000000000 people who are overweight or obese. it's profitable to sell food that he's fancy and sugary and salty and it is not at the individual level. it's not individual well power, and if we go on believing that never change is obesity epidemic. that industry has been influencing very deeply. the medical and scientific establishment in what's driving the obesity epidemic. it's corporate. in a i'd like to have a po to just for media, talks to stop for the night to expansion towards rushes, borders in a telephone conversation with britain's prime minister boris johnson made on going speculation over the situation. ukraine and accusations towards russia to a $150.00 dead off to toll night rip across american states. but the disasters also on the line, the country's deep political divide with some politicians already trying to score points from the tragedy. and the sudanese

are added onto this list, it includes the image recognition software, maybe super computer maker, donnie information technology, facial recognition technology. cybersecurity name's a company's and cloud computing firms such as leon, tech, and net post. so really, the common thread between all these companies are that they are high tech and height, state industries that the us and china are competing for in the same arena. and so i've yet to see any information showing how these companies are related and how they're involved with the treatment of we good. but right now, it seems like the us is trying to block funding, seeing as are now, us investors and us money are unable to invest in the technology and information companies. and it is interesting to see that by and ministration carry on with the tremble administration started now professor wolf. i want to get your take on this because those christy noted there you're talking about 60 chinese firm said a face different restrictions from the u. s. so is this a sign that these tensions between the u. s. and china are likely to continue? th

just the associated to technical data material. donny of the tech travel geeks website told us why that is still a huge concern. it's always been an issue if you have a confidential contact. if you have a source who is wanting to not make the identity known to the white of public using an encrypted or even more obfuscated messaging service is key. with the meta data that quote set reveals to the f b i. it's easy to actually identify people like confidential sources and obviously in the world of traditional journalism, this will become even more of an issue is what tooling and what services to use to safely be able to, to send messages. there is always going to be some way of mistakenly or inadvertently revealing your identity or your information as through one weak point or another. you are without international on the way escalating tensions, as ukraine pushes for nato support and moscow tests, a new hypersonic missile, and a warning against the west strengthening military presence near its borders. the story much more and when we come back is our international ah, one of the many para

i am really in dominic rob, you know, i was, i started a pathetic donnie rather i didn't, you know, it didn't really think i was getting close to what i started thinking. i sadly more like richard. because sometimes you know, you could create a voice. what would it look digger between the toy? yeah, actually puts his name lick leg that claim when i was didn't that claim voice? i was getting boy, george i was doing. boy, george thought that to say own room. but if you make a voice less camp it, hello, i'm nick klegg. sorry about that. yeah, it isn't working for facebook. you see less is the problem because, but you'll just get to, to, to master one of the, the voice of the portal, then they'll disappear with a jury. feel like intervening a say, for goodness sakes, i don't retire, i need you. i mean change to work on my nicholas sturgeon and honestly, you know, being on a show, i know there understand, understand, if i scan i have got scratch in my blood, but not my as trying to get a trouble. i don't see night. the only thing don't we, we can get independence. is a patient patient a sol

and colonial rule was one of the greatest living public intellectuals, my mood mom, donnie, until then, even touch my social media and tell us who you think murdered thomas on car. ah, i just financial survival guy would go through go by, you reduce the price, didn't el, reduce the lower that's under got it. but what's good for food market? it's not good for the global economy. blue right now there are 2000000000 people who are overweight or. busy obese, it's profitable to sell food that he's fancy and sugary and salty, and the dictum. it's not at the individual level. it's not individual willpower. and if we go on believing that never change this obesity epidemic, that industry has been influencing very deeply. the medical and scientific establishment for what's driving the obesity epidemic. it's corporate in a the pentagon says it won't hold anyone liable for a botched drone strike at august that killed 10 civilians including 7 children just a day before the u. s. finished, it's pull out from afghanistan. vladimir putin calls for immediate talks to stop further nato expansion towards

billionaire to the holiday destination of a lifetime, namely the international space station id is donny armstrong. lose at how good, by the way, potentially for the rest of his one day space. exploration and russia is a long story. live affair and nowhere is that more apparent than here in the city of by can or. busy in the heart of the cars accept in the middle of over 2000 kilometers of harsh and foreign land rocket like this. i use model here, blasting in some of the cities calling cut space. travel is speciality ah 6 decades ago russian cosmonaut eureka gary set often the by can or cause my job to become the 1st man in orbit and paved away for human space exploration. now on december, the 8th japanese billionaire, you saki mays, iowa, will usher in a new era of space travel by becoming the 1st ever space tourist on a rock cosmo, slight dedicated entirely to commercial travel. now ms hours 12 day stay in space will set off from exactly the same spot as you gardens and the by can or cosmic job . and this is the so use a mass rock it will ferry maze. our way into space to the i assess

and colonial rule was one of the greatest living public intellectuals, my mood, mom, donnie, until then, human touch, my social media, and tell us who you think murdered thomas and kyra blue join me every thursday on the alex simon, sure. and i'll be speaking to guess in the world politics sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. mm hm. up to $100.00, a fed up to tornadoes, trip across several american states. but the disaster underlines the country's deep rift with some politicians already trying to score points from the tragedy. ah, collections at an antique cupboard restriction protested germany leave over a dozen offices injured as more measures roll dives. we look at how the homeless in berlin losing safe places to sleep. a disturbing literary plastic 1984 is getting a sequel of sorts. this time from a feminist perspective, we discuss whether it's a timely update or a glimpse into the rewriting and revising which george orwell warned about. i don't see any reason why any group shouldn't be subject to revisiting well and it's not world among them. john way way to kill h

danny, thanks very much. indeed. donny came talking to us from berlin. well, let's go to find a mother whose life for us injure johannesburg. as we were talking about before, the numbers in the south africa really seem to be climbing. they have continued to climb. there was a slight, up earlier in the week and a and many occasions we've spoken to experts have said that generally is attributed to a weakened lag in terms of data. but the latest figures show about 19000 new infections and 36 states in the last 24 hours. what is of concern to experts? is that there's a positivity rate of 26 percent. and that means for the people who are going out to get tested for coven, 19, almost a quarter more rather more likely, more than a quarter, have a positive result. what is comforting, i think, at this stage for experts and, and a health authorities in south africa is that the hospitalization rate remains low. just barely 6 percent of intensive care unit beds are being used and preliminary data we're hearing shows that disease may be mild compared to previous.

this is the area of you lines donnie asked, and hans regions which is under the control of russian back set protests, the conflict is making it difficult for ukrainians to get medical care and to see their families trips that used to take less than an hour. can now take a day because checkpoints limited and cross things of frustrating. the slow child stratford reports from nova troy scout. they stand in the cold waiting for instructions from a ukrainian soldier. this is one of only 2 places where people can cross the more than 400 kilometer front line in eastern ukraine. that's why i think we haven't been able to freely come and see our relatives and friends for more than 7 years. both sides make obstacles for us. i'm using my ukranian passport and they now say it's not enough for me to cross. i have to go on line. i've been trying for 3 days . many of the elderly and infirm came to the cranium, government controlled side to collect their pensions. sure, only around a $100.00 a month. the 1st separatist checkpoint is around 3 kilometers down this road. now before the conflict started in

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but donnie lazar again says in his, you, a dangerous precedent has been set. i think of the that the at the s c f, the foundation hosts honest journalism. even though i don't, i don't, don't agree with much of it. this is, this is serious work by serious journalists, and that is a supporter of a free speech and a free press. i believe that readers should have access to this. ready kind of stuff and, and yet if the u. s. government is trying to close it down and therefore trying to stop information, which is usually at variance with official us policy. from reaching from reaching audiences, including audiences in the us, to stop journalists from writing for these kinds of websites as a new step. and i think that, and i was surprised because because the united states, in fact has a very good track record on when it comes to a free press. i mean, in america, we could say anything we want, you know, i can write the most outrageous things about george w bush or joe biden and not have to worry for a moment about a, the search secret police crashing through my door.

this was so sad but she doesn't know the jonas brothers from the ottoman, which one of you guys is donnier audio in the video actually comes from some viral interview with the homeless man. how this convinces anyone to get vaccinated is beyond me. they tried it with olivia rodrigo, they tried it with internet influencer, they drags out bill night. all of this is an admission the president has no influence over the american people but the string of celebrity endorsements for this agenda item or that shows one thing, there's only one thing less credible than biden trying to make us do something with that is random celebrities. they sent the jonas brothers to west virginia. that the only thing that will convince build back better, these guys are so influential only the jonas brothers could twist -- >> in the jonases and major out and might move. this could will ruin a few christmases, the us major league quidditch teams made a big announcements. this is the sport created by jk rowling in her harry potter series. >> in a release the leagues hope the name change will help them continue to dist

which one is donnie?e audio in the video actually comes from viral interview with a homeless man. how this convinces anyone to get vaxxed is beyond me. they tried it -- they even dragged out poor old bill nye. all of this is an admission that the president has no influence of the american people, but the strength of celebrity endorsements with this agenda item or that, it shows one thing -- there is only one thing lefts credible than biotin trying to make us do something, that is random celebrities. >> jesse: i think they send the jonas brothers to west virginia. that is the only thing that is going to convince him to go to for bill back better. these guys are so influential. only the jonas brothers could twist at. >> send jonas and major out there, manchin it might move. this could well ruin a few christmases. the u.s. major league quidditch teams have made a big announcement. this is the sport created by j.k. rowling in her harry potter series. >> jesse: yeah, the leaks are hoping this name change can h

it's that donnie knew that things were going south, and that they were all on the wrong side of this, and yet he also knew that the message he had to send his father was a message his father did not want to hear. and don, he's a coward, and he did not want to face it himself. so he basically outsourced it to mark meadows. >> this is what a source is telling cnn, that your uncle, the former president, is annoyed with mark meadows and feeling blind sided by the material handed over. meadows is trying to have it both ways, handed over documents but refusing to testify. you would think he would realize only undying feelty is acceptable here. how is this going to end, do you think? >> it is kind of odd, right? that's one of the few things that surprises me that meadows was so forthcoming with the committee before changing his mind about showing up in person. but yet he had already handed over so much damning information. i don't really know how he thinks he's going to get out of this, unless, you know, he's been paying attention and he's seen in the past how people always manage to get bac

both within the negotiating room between the white house and the kabul government led by present donnie lot of conversation in detail. the essence of it -- i have been reporting in general and around afghanistan for a long time. i was still shocked by the degree of citizen that the united states often brought to this endeavor to seek teeth, rticularly during the trump years. nermeen: steve coll, you mentioned at the time afghans were the ones who were primarily suffering. just to specify what you write in the piece is that since 2015, fewer than 12 american soldiers died every year while at the same time, 8000 afghan security personnel were dying annually. and according to the u.n., several thousand afghan civilians were being killed every year. could you explain what you understand about who was pushing for prioritizing the u.s., in particular come and talk about the role of -- what was his role and background and what was -- what a visually happen as the result of negotiations that he was leading? >> the first part of the question is i think the record suggests that president trump wa

all the people sitting there who we just saw on camera, you know, eric trump, donny jr., you know, thee mishegas there, you know, they're shameless. and clearly, you know, were making a very particular point by going maskless. dr. wen, looking back on it now, in light of the claims in meadows' book, should the former president or his family even have been at that debate? shouldn't they have been quarantining? >> absolutely. so to be clear, anyone, i don't care if it's the president, former president, or anybody else, if you have symptoms, and you have a positive test, you should not be going anywhere. you should be in isolation. also, if you're a close contact, to gloria's point, if you're a close contact, and certainly family who live with him, should be close contacts, if you are a close contact of somebody who tested positive, you should be in quarantine if you are unvaccinated, which they were at the time. you should not be going anywhere, and also, you should not be test shopping. you don't get a test and once it's positive and you don't like that, you take more tests until it bec

>> donnie knew the message was delivering was a message his father did not want to hear. the question i have was how much was mark meadows pushing hard to get the truth to donald? and my guess is not very hard at all. >> yeah, the one thing that becomes very clear in these dramatic texts that were released just tonight by the committee, whether they be from sean hannity, the laura ingram, the fox team, republican members of the house of representatives, donald trump's own family, mark meadows' own reactions, they all believed that it was within donald trump's power to stop the attack on the capitol, just by getting out there and saying something to the country as donald jr. suggested from the oval office to the country and to the attackers of the capitol. just tell them to stop. they all believed he had that power. >> they didn't just believe it, they knew it because he did. what they also knew, though, is that even though this horrific situation had gotten out of hand, they were directly responsible for creating it, as was donald, and he was reveling in it. the only thin

. >> wow, let's bring in the author of the early "202 letter" and jackie and donny deutsche.wear those. >> do i look like this audience depends on me? >> let me tell you i am disappointed. katty kay and jonathan lemire and willie is still with us. let's talk about what we just heard from liz cheney, it was more powerful hearing her read those text messages. donny, i will start with you, the republican party and the fox wing and the trump's wing of the republican party is super called out by these text messages which shows how they were feeling. even later on they were calling just another day in january, that was a bunch of bs. this is how they were feeling in realtime. >> i was actually pleasantly surprised that donald trump jr. acted. i thought him and his girlfriend dancing in glorious. my question about all this. if i got two groups, a bunch of democrats or republicans, no matter where this goes, unless we have donald trump saying go get a noose and let's hang mike pence. where does this end? the tea leaves are there already. my question is against the backdrop of local o

stand up new york co-owner donnie joins us now.ey. my message is new yorkers need to stay strong and be tough. we used to be tough and lately someone comes down with a cold and everything is shut down. it's sad to see the city going in this direction. carley: yeah, i think the level of fear you have at this point when it comes it covid really depends on where you live and in new york city, there is a lot of fear. you see people even wearing masks outside. people who are vaccinated wearing masks outside. are you worried that people will stop going into your comedy club because of omicron? >> yeah. it happened this past weekend. 1/3 of people canceled their reservation. we were expecting a very busy weekend. friday night, saturday night there was a ton of dropoff. i'm expecting a very slow holiday season christmas and new year very busy time the year i'm expecting it to be dead. all around the country, people are living their lives. i was in nashville a few months ago. every bar was packed. people enjoying themselves. new york city f