liz: well, do me a favor, edward. look, can we take edward's shot for a second? what we see behind you is an emptying hallway. are you seeing any police there? what have you seen, and do we all watch as the members of the house and senate are under lockdown but at least are safe? and, by the way, we are hearing that kamala harris, vice president-elect, is safe. she, of course, was there the as a senate member. >> reporter: i've seen a lot of the capitol police the moment the house side and u.s. capitol had problems, capitol police locked down this building. i've seen a number of police on the outside of the building that i'm standing in the here which is on the senate side of the u.s. capitol. and this building is locked down which is the reason you're not seeing none around me, near me. but i'm looking out a window right here, and you can see a lot of protest ors that are walking back and forth outside this door in front of me, a lot of them have american flags and signs they're holding just walking around this complex in the area, the pictures you're seeing the

minnesota took anthony edwards and he goesn. edwards elevates so nice we show it more than twice. minnesota took andrew wiggins first overall in 2014. traded to the warriors last year. there'sy is good. steph curry the miss. james wiseman right there. the put-back slam. 13 and 4 off of the bench. dami lee. look at the reaction from lee and his brother-in-law steph. steph putting it away from the oracle arena parking lot. warriors snap a two-game slide. good news from santa clara county, paving a path for the sharks and local teams to return home. james r. williams told the bay area news group the sharks can now play at sap center if they

that is basically what they're saying, edward, right?here, 1100 national guardsmen will come on the area in the complex around the city to push these folks out. you heard her say capitol police would clear the grounds of the entire u.s. capitol. they're working from the senate side. they are finish up the last bits of the house side. pushing all the people off the capitol grounds. one interesting note, twitter flagged the president message where he sent go home. told the protesters. you can't retweet it. or ford or like it. they say they have flagged that because the president in there said that the election was stolen and because of that, because that sentence that he put in there, they have flagged it. so you can't now retweet it or get more publicity for it. connell? connell: wow. so now that can't be shared with people which would have been the intension of getting a message out like that. that said, from where you are, do you get the sense that this is dissipating at all? i should point out the last few minutes we've had reports of

i would point out from what is edward jones doing, in my practice edward jones, as much as any firm out there, opens the doors to serious long-term investor across the entire income spectrum and socioeconomic spectrum of folks who value the service and advice we provide in addition, we support the entirety of cardin and we believe the savers credit provision is a great way to help folks saving for retirement. >> thank you both. i want to ask about the multi employer crisis, what is the effect on the economy if congress doesn't act soon? for workers does it go broader than that? >> it is an important point. 1 million participants lose pension benefits could be devastating to those families, they are faced with a horrible choice, to keep their lights on by medications and that's not a position we want anyone to be in but it could have a devastating impact on communities as well. in the midwest and across the country multi employer participants affected by this. whole communities are destabilized. the system becomes wobbly. children support their parents, the governmental system to support

>> edward, something like that. >> edward?yeah. >> did you think this other man could be a game changer in this investigation? >> to me this was definitely, you know, a person of interest that we needed to speak with. >> detectives now launched a hunt for a man named edward. they wanted to know, did heather the butterfly leave behind her old life to build a new one with another man? >> coming up, the other man revealed. >> if that's what she wanted. >> when "dateline" continues. one of the worst things about a cold sore is how it can make you feel. but, when used at the first sign, abreva can get you back to being you in just 2 and a half days. be kinder to yourself and tougher on your cold sores. >>> hello. i'm dara brown. here's what's happening. vice-president pence plans to attend the inauguration of president-elect joe biden. however, president trump will not attend. he is the first president in over 150 years to skip his successor's inauguration. >>> and apple has removed parlor from its app store. posts on the social ne

erin, these actions, edward said, legal. electoral college act, the electoral count act rather of 1887 but some are saying even though it is legal, under these conditions, under the wrong conditions it could lead to some sort of a coup, if you had a majority of one particular party in the house and senate and they overturned the election of someone who was in the period of time party. what is your response to that criticism? >> well that criticism is truly unfounded. we have constitutional parameters to protect the institution that is the united states and the constitution itself but let's remember what is going on here on capitol hill today. a number of members are standing up and saying there are widespread issues in a number of states regarding the way that their elections were done. because of that we have a irregularities, we have concerns. this is an important conversation the american people need to have because protecting a free and fair election, making sure you count only legal votes, not illegal votes, it is param

edward: it depends on where i was.irst thing i thought about was after 9/11, every office got gas masks for every member of congress, every staff member. as --d've gotten as close to the members chairs as possible. after the 1954 shooting, every one of those seats were made bulletproof. i was thinking about that as i was getting some of these first reports. it was shocking to see members donning those gas masks. huddled behind the seat. security officers with guns drawn trying to protect the chamber. i haven't seen guns drawn in that chamber since looking at the photos from the 50 -- 1950's. this was a very scary day. my firstide was one of jobs as an assistant on the hill in early 2001. i brought countless constituents through that chamber. in 1831 and moved upstairs we told them. there are a lot of ducks and crannies. there are a lot of openings in the capital. that is where it is a very difficult building to defend. it is shocking that it was breached. tom: how will this change the policy of moderates like president

edward, thank you, edward lawrence live on capitol hill.ring bill mcgurn in on this, editor ws-j, fox news contributor. what about conversations being had by fairly serious people last night, this morning one way or another removing this president from office with under two weeks to go? >> well i understand some of the emotion behind it. i don't think the 25th amendment applies in the sense it was meant for a president incapacitated. i just think it doesn't apply. i'm not sure impeachment is the answer. maybe if democrats had not abused the impeachment process before it would be seen as a solemn way to respond to what happened yesterday. i think, i've been disappointed by two things. obviously by president trump. yesterday was on him. there is no way around it. i think people that they can identify you know, who have broken the law and done violent things should be punished to the full extent. to my mind the best thing that could happen, would be for donald trump to resign himself and call his supporters to accept the next presidency. you k

let's get an update right with edward lawrence in washington at capitol. good to see you, edward. reporter: liz, there are more quiet than 24 hours ago when i came to work. lighter than normal amount of people. there is a lot of trash where folks are cleaning up. we're in the cleanup phase, the investigative phase, to figure out how the folks stormed the u.s. capitol and got in. workers cleaned off some blood off the floors. they boarded up windows that were broken and ransacked offices. there were two pipe bombs, one left at nc headquarters. one left at the dnc headquarters. listen to the interview on fox news earlier. >> i've seen pictures of the devices and they look very similar suggesting that the same person probably did both rnc and dnc devices at the same time. i can't relate them to any other devices that were found. i don't have information on that at this point in time. reporter: the same person. he says other devices were picked up around d.c. and northern virginia but confirms those two as real. now there is a state of emergency that is extended in washington, d.c., t

montana and edward jordan of north carolina. representative gerald ford of michigan, speaker of the house john mccormack of massachusetts. representative carl albert of oklahoma. mark trice, the executive director of the joint inaugural committee. the nation lays out an elaborate welcome mat for the new president. as the final day approaches, tens of thousands of citizens from every state and territory arrive to witness the momentous event. for many without tickets, it was a long and cold wait. january 20 began with below freezing weather, and thousands of visitors out early to locate a vantage point close to the inaugural stand. wherever they hailed from, american citizens can claim two

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thornless edward only so junior speaking to daily or earlier there now let's get you up to speed on some of the latest developments in the corona virus pandemic pope francis says he plans to get vaccinated next week and is calling on everybody to do the same saying he believes it is the ethically right thing to do chancellor angela merkel of germany has pledged to speed up the country's vaccination program she's acknowledged the country's rollout had gotten off to a slow start and the u.s. state of california says it badly needs more medical workers and it's overwhelmed hospitals a call for volunteers 95000 applicants but only 14 met the qualifications. sports now and a teenager is the toast of shell kaffir scoring 3 goals and a victory that saves the club from equalling an unwanted for his lead a record sank and got its 1st win of the season and beating haas 94 nil as matthew happy became the 1st american to score a hattrick in the bundesliga. the world blues hadn't won any of the last 30 league matches and so any gold was going to be good as it turned out the open it was a real beauty

edward, thank you. it has been good stuff all week long from edward lawrence, price of progress. man cometh. president-elect biden and democratic congress have plans to tax the rich. you hear about it all the time. small business owners could take a big hit as a result of this. many file as individuals. hillary vaughn is getting the story from main street. she is in wayne pennsylvania. hillary? reporter: connell, president-elect biden wants the wealthy to pay his fair share. he said if you're making over $400,000 your taxes are going up. according to the u.s. census borough, 31 million small businesses, 40% of them have taken in over $400,000 in revenue. so that means many mom-and-pop shops are going to see tax hikes at a time when they're struggling to survive. that is because they don't file as corporations but instead they file individual returns and pay individual rates. we talked with john, owner of campus corner pizza, steps away from villanova have university. he tells me higher taxes means he would have less money to invest in his shop and also his staff. he is worried bu

edward, start with you.eporter: president joe biden signing 10 more executive orders bringing the two-day total to 27 executive actions. now a big focus today is beating the coronavirus starting with the vaccine. >> we'll move heavy enand earth to get more people vaccinateed for for free and get more places to get vaccinated, mobile more medical teams to get more shots in peoples arms and more vaccine supply to get it out the door as fast as possible. reporter: the president is asking congress to fund a public health workforce, hiring 100,000 people to facilitate the vaccine. he is using the defense production act to get vaccine makers and medical supply companies to prioritize anything related to virus. there is point person within each state from fema to get what they need. he signed an executive order extending interstate travel on planes, trains, buses. international travelers will have to be tested before arrival and quarantined in the u.s. before moving around. these are just the big ones signed today.

ashley parker, joining us "washington post" columnist donna edwards, also lexie mcc n mccannon. ashley parker, you started to cover trump at the "new york times." you have been one of the people he targeted early on with one of his first anti-democratic platforms. that was a war against a free press. i wonder if you can talk about what joe biden just put his finger on, that he has been at war against the democracy he leads since before he won. >> that's exactly right, nicolle. as i was watching those horrifying images with the rest of the world yesterday, i was struck by how disgusting and horrifying they were, but also how utterly inevitable and unsurprising they felt to anyone who has been paying attention. i was going back and looking at some of my reporting in 2016 when he was a candidate. you know, a colleague of mine we wrote a story in 2016 talking to trump supporters who were threatening a bloody revolution if donald trump lost to hillary clinton. i remember writing a piece about the first time that i as a member of the media felt unsafe at a donald trump rally when i wi

trump has been cut off from his preferred communication platform so tell us more i'm a joined now by edward on ways so junior a journalist in the united states with advice is a tech a magazine and motherboard i want to welcome how much does twitter's permanent suspension of trump really affect his ability to reach an audience a clear i think you know over the past few years he's focused largely on twitter but the important thing to us remember he is the president of the united states you know there's an entire medio media apparatus an ecosystem whose sole purpose is to repeat amplify analyze the words that he says and there are also a host of other you know tools parts arms devices outside of social media you know . traditional media legacy media that he does have access to better spent the past few years. you know either waging war against a revolt. and in addition to that legacy media i mean surely he will be able to reach his intended audience over and another social media platform when you think is next for trying. there have been some at times to see whether parlors and other auction c

connell: edward, thank you. edward lawrence live here in washington. white house right behind me. president trump still in there. he recorded a fairwell message to the american people yesterday we're told. we're about to bring that to you in just a moment. so stand by for that. back to joint base andrews as well at this hour where the president-elect of the united states, joe biden has just landed. he is set to speak at a covid memorial event this evening here in our nation capital. they are waiting for the president-elect and his wife to come out out of the plane at andrew. that is a live picture. we're staying on top of these developments. we'll also relive the challenges in the pandemic we've been focusing on. we'll talk to a business enter from ohio, one of the small business we spoke to who had to adjust to keep his brewery afloat. >> it has been a year unlike any other. nothing we could have ever expected. just like any other thing you have to be able to adjust to it. to find new and inventive ways to keep your business going. connell: plus there is a roadblock to obtaining

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bush," "jacqueline kennedy," "edward kennedy," and we welcome dr. perry to the program and just as a quick reminder we will have time forequestions from the audience he at the conclusion of our program, so if you do have questions for dr. perry, please type them in and we'll get to as many asx1húx possible at the conclusion of the program. welcome, barbara. >> thank you so much. thanks for that lovely introduction and thank you to stewart as well for his superb leadership of this wonderful association i'm proud to be a member in a have over my shoulder today my john f. kennedy christmas ornament that comes with membership and i can't wait to put it on my christmas tree this coming holidays. thank you to robert who is helping us with technology and putting this program together and all of those at the association who made this such a wonderful set programs to celebrate mrs. kennedy's birthday, which is today. so with that, we're going to do a presentation of about 20 minutes or so that will obviously not cover all the or first ladyship but if robert

not only did you choose to put out edward snowden's. amazing revelations of mass surveillance you i guess were forced to allow the top civil servant in this country to come into your office it's with special branch offices where they destroyed a laptop at no point during your head as you have did you feel this is turning into like some soviet nightmare. well. i mean old what what what what we did was to transfer our publication to new york we worked out of new york which got 1st amendment and we knew that it was extremely unlikely that anybody would come into our offices in new york so that's why we let them destroy the disks in london. i mean i'm i was not. proud of the behavior of the government and doing that and i wish we had more robust american style protection of the media in order to stop governments from doing that but in the end it didn't make any difference to the story we were publishing you happy than a science facility think it is escaped a month. yeah i don't know enough about who helped to that time the. central snowden

winner is languishing in prison while edward snowden. went on to pardon his cronies.w president, with a harder line toward russia. joining me is reality winner's mom. billy winner davis and u.s. intelligence expert. and ms. winner davis, thank you so much for being here. a long road trying to get to this interview to happen. thank you for being flexible as breaking news overturned our previous attempts to do this. talk to me about reality. what was her goal in your mind and do you think she was treated the way other leakers have been in the past, put it that way. >> so first of all, thank you so much for having me on. it is such an honor. i'm truly grateful. i believe that my daughter, first of all, my daughter and i have never ever had a conversation with regard to why she did this vital piece of information but knowing my daughter and her social media posts and the interrogation that the fbi did with her, you know, my daughter believed that trump was the very worst thing that could ever happen to america for many reasons as a lot of us and here my daughter was torn

minnesota took anthony edwards and he goesn. edwards elevates so nice we show it more than twice.ns first overall in 2014. traded to the warriors last year. there'sy is good. steph curry the miss. james wiseman right there. the put-back slam. 13 and 4 off of the bench. dami lee. look at the reaction from lee and his brother-in-law steph. steph putting it away from the oracle arena parking lot. warriors snap a two-game slide. good news from santa clara county, paving a path for the sharks and local teams to return home. james r. williams told the bay area news group the sharks can now play at sap center if they adhere to the new directives. >> first and foremost it is nice to hear things are going in the right way and that you know, back home our community is safer now than when we left. i think that is the most important thing. selfishly we are crossing our fingers and trying to figure out . >> all right. that is it for tonight. thank you so much for watching. we hope you stay dry and prepare for the rain coming our way. i am ama daetz. >> we appreciate your time and

edward lawrence on the scene with all the details. edward?ive casino and hotel. this is the vaccination site, they turned into a vaccination site. it was a 5000 seat event center sitting idle because of coronavirus. they offered to up to the county health department. the gm here says, it is a no-brainer. >> this is all about the residents. we want to become part of the solution. we've been on defense with covid-19 pandemic quite some time. we feel it is good to be proactive to help our residents. >> you're seeing video of miss mary getting her vaccination, 92 years young. they can do 100 people an hour for vaccinations at this space. they needed the space for social distancing and to be able to watch people for possible reactions. so far none of the sites in anna anna -- anne arundle county have had ad reactions. we just need more vaccine. >> we started on the 19th here, in less than two weeks we vaccinated almost 3,000 people. reporter: right now 47 million doses have been sent out to different sites across the nation. 25 million doses of ab

thanks so much edward. >> thank you kennedy. kennedy: as i said lawmakers were in the middle of debating the certification of joe biden and his future presidency when it all began. many of those lawmakers had to put on gas tasks to stay safe by think about that. our lawmakers sheltering in place of the u.s. capitol building with gas masks on. because a violent mold of so-called patient storm the place for joining me now tom mcclintock, he was in the capital earlier today. so tell me about your experience? and is there anything in your personal history you can compare this to? >> oh no. i lifted the vietnam war era. i remember those protest for this was unique. i was listening to the debate on the house floor. there is a general change in the ambience on the floor. more, conversations going on, a flurry of activity and suddenly the security detail came in with the leadership out of the chamber. it was told we were to stay put the capital had been breached. the next announcement was tear gas have been deployed in the rotunda we sh

connell: you mentioned moderate democrat support, edward. there are different factions in the democratic party from far left, center-left. can we engage how much support these programs might have throughout the party? reporter: connell the focus son the senate a 50-50 split. eyes are on more moderate democrats in senate like joe manchin. senator krysten sinema, jon tester. they will likely wield a lot of power for at least the next two years. connell: really seems especially joe manchin. we were talking about that last week. he will be a powerful man in washington over the next couple years. edward lawrence with us. >>> after the riot on capitol hill some of america's biggest companies are is spending political donations. we heard from number of them a few are taking a targeted approach. we'll talk about that coming up. florida is a number of states expanding the vaccine eligibility. new data reveal percentage of doses being used is behind 30 other states. the chief medical officer for orlando health will weigh in on that rollout later in th

edward lawrence with more what we can expect. hey, edward. reporter: follow beginning of your show.90 minutes, president joe biden will sign several executive orders, one making the biggest buzz is the ban on new drilling on leases and fracking on federal land and waters. the west virginia attorney general is looking at lawsuits, over other states, revoking the keystone pipeline permit. two, this new energy ban, coming in signing even before the paper is already signed. listen to this. >> we've been been having discussions with our colleagues on this issue, the keystone pipeline where states that have direct impact, where there is standings. we're going to defend america. that is what republican attorneys general do, we will make sure we will be the last line of defense. reporter: oil and gas sources yesterday told me the ban would being extended for a year after enormous pushback from democrats and unions, the white house now do not have a specific timeline yet. here is biden's energy secretary nominee earlier today, listen. >> i'm curious how a long-term ban consistent with the pr

neil: edward, thank you very much, edward lawrence at our capitol right now. corner of your screen you're wondering why the heck with all this going on why stocks are up yet again but they are. they are, all major averages racing ahead. with the inevitable prospect we'll see higher taxes, higher investment related taxes. so i understand closure around getting anything that is unknown out of the way to be no knowns as they used to say but this does seem odd or maybe not. danielle dimartino booth joins us, brian wesbury joins us. brian begin with you, end with you. what is going on? what do investors see a lot of panicked americans do not? >> first of all we have to keep politics out of our investing. it has been true forever. this kind of show as lot of people, they goat worried oh the other side got in, my side didn't, they want to get negative on the market but that is not really the way to look at things. we need to look at earnings, if you look at 2021 earnings are set to hit a record high. the fed is super easy, interest rates are really low. with a vaccin

edward thank you, edward lawrence thank you.other thing to point out today, chicago, teachers protesting public schools reopening by remote teaching outside the schools. the district docked pay for teachessers that failed to show up. 145 teachers have been marked absent without leave and dozens were locked out of their virtual classrooms. muck if. ♪ ♪ connell: we're back here on "after the bell with," want to spend the last few minutes talking about where the economy might go from here now that we know president trump has been impeached by the house. we know that a senate trial, if it were to take place after he leaves office, would certainly take some time. ask how about the members of the house and the senate and the new president? will they be more inclined to work together, or will this drive us further apart. jackie deangelis joining us from our newsroom in new york, and fox news contributor jon hilsenrath also on hand from washington. you first, jon, just to start us off because just by the nature of how long it will take,

edward lawyers, thank you very much. now -- edward lawrence. thank you very much. in the last hour, joe biden made his first comments since congress certified the electoral college results, accusing president trump of trying to use a mob to silence the voices of american voters. but then biden named his picks for attorney general, labor secretary, commerce secretary and the small business administrator. of biden will take office with control of both the house and senate after jon ossoff was named the winner in the second of two georgia runoff races. ossoff now the 50th democratic senate, creating an even 50-50 split and giving the democrats power there and in the house. to blake burman live outside the white house at the moment where, boy, i am sure there are a lot of chatter going on. >> reporter: liz, 13 days from now here at the white house joe biden will presumably be in the oval office or getting very close to it, and at that point we will be seeing the very first actions of the biden administration. certainly, like most presidents do in the very beginning hou

edwards elevates so nice we show it more than twice.k andrew wiggins first overall in 2014. traded to the warriors last year. there'sy is good. steph curry the miss. james wiseman right there. the put-back slam. 13 and 4 off of the bench. brad wanamaker ahead to damion lee. look at the reaction from lee and his brother-in-law steph. steph putting it away from the oracle arena parking lot. warriors snap a two-game slide. good news from santa clara county, paving a path for the sharks and local teams to return home. james r. williams told the bay area news group the sharks can now play at sap center if they adhere to the new directives. >> first and foremost it is nice to hear things are going in the right way and that you know, back home our community is safer now than when we left. i think that is the most important thing. selfishly we are crossing our fingers and trying to figure out i am robert strickler. i've been involved in communications in the media for 45 years. i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis for at least eight yea

you're sitting next to edward jñ nevgloski, the marine corps history chief at the museum.how much longer did the battle go on after the flag was raised over mt. suribachi? and why did this moment become the moment that symbolizes the marine corps so much so that it is the moment that's represented in the marine corps statue in arlington, virginia? >> the battle will go on, rage on for another month. that will entail, you know, hundreds of thousands of casualties. so, you know, the flag raising at the outset of the battle, and it's at a time where the marine corps is taking a significant number of casualties, about on par of what the estimates had dictated. but there was also a sense of morale and continuing to press. and the flag raising represents that. for the marines that did see the flag raised, for the sailors at sea, it was symbolic in that the fight has just begun. it's going to continue together as a team, as a nation. this island can be seized. so, it -- you know, unceremoniously in some ways it became almost a calling charge, if you will. it was something that mo

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bush, rose kennedy, the life and times of a political matriarch, and edward kennedy, and oral history and the priestly tribe and the supreme court's image in the american mind. we welcome dr. per toe the program and just as a quick reminder we will have time for questions from the audience at the conclusion of the program. so if you do have questions for dr. perry, please type them in and we'll get to as many as possible at the conclusion of the program. welcome, barbara. >> kl ecolleen, thank you so mu. thank you for the introduction and thank you to stewart for his leadership of this wonderful association. i am proud to be a member and i have over my shoulder today my john f. kennedy christmas ornament that comes with Ñmbers put it on my christmas tree this coming season for the holidays. thank you, too, to luke and robert who are helping us with the technology, and putting this program together and all those at the association who make this such a wonderful set of programs to celebrate mrs. kennedy's birthday which is today. so with that, we're going to do a presentation of about 2

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edward: so, $2.35. lemonis: so, they're going to pick an item.ach additional item is 25 cents. skyler: i thought it was only 10 cents. naim: the way we billed before, it's 25 cents a unit. lemonis: okay. you know what frustrates me about skyler? he always talked a big game, and he always had a lot of confidence, and right now, it's game time, and he's looking at me like he's a deer in the headlights. if this order and this relationship doesn't get executed properly, then it's game over for this business. lemonis: skyler, how much is this -- how much is their bill on 21 items? skyler: so, let's see, 21 -- lemonis: no, no, no. let him do it, 'cause this is what i'm frustrated about. skyler: so we'll have $2.35, and that includes two units, so we've got 19 remaining. charlotte: so then 19 times -- skyler: so 19 times 25 plus $2.35 is $7.1. lemonis: great, and how many items are in here? skyler: 21. lemonis: great, and so what's the average cost per item? skyler: 33 cents. lemonis: great, so it's 33 cents. so, what -- like, you're in charge of the su

trump has been cut off from his preferred communication platform so tell us more i'm joined now by edward on ways so junior a journalist in the united states with advice is a tech a magazine and motherboard i want to welcome how much does twitter's permanent suspension of trump really affect his ability to reach an audience a clear i think you know over the past few years he's focused largely on twitter but the important thing goes remember he is the president of the united states you know there's an entire medio media apparatus an ecosystem whose sole purpose is to repeat amplify analyze the words that he says and there are also a host of other you know tools parts arms devices outside of social media you know . traditional media legacy media that he does have access to better spent the past few years you know either waging war against a revolt. an addition to that legacy media i mean surely he will be able to reach his intended audience over a nother social media platform when you think is next for trying. ah there have been some at times to see whether parlors and other option can emer

as donna edwards pointed out, 59 cases were decided -- were thrown out of court against trump and his lawyers. he wanted one minor case in pennsylvania. this process is over. this is all about trying to somehow cynically win trump's face. ted cruz i have to say i'm most disappointed in, the fact that he wants to outflank hawley, when the fact is he is so wanting to prove his loyalty to trump. he voted against the national defense authorization act. he voted against fort bliss, ft. hood, army futures command, the shepherd air force base, the naval air station. that's 600,000 jobs and $124 billion of economic activity in texas. he voted against that just to prove that he was loyal to trump. >> because the president wanted it to include articles about section 230 and rein social media companies which the average american wouldn't know about or care about. rick, you mentioned republicans traditionally believe in state control and fiscal conservatism. we saw mitch mcconnell blocking the stimulus check vote. we have so many americans hurting. do you think this will hurt republicans knowing

century and the supreme ordeal and then i've also been reading and i just picked up a story by jean edward smith, a great biographer. i read his biographies of grant and eisenhower i think by far the best eisenhower biography of her written and there have been some good ones. but he died in 2019 so right now i've gotten into what may have been his best book something called the apartment prize that they choose as the best book of the year back in 2007, so it's been around a while. one of those books that has been sitting on my bookshelf and i just have not gotten to it. it's a 600 or 700 page read. but we lost smith last year about a year ago almost precisely a year ago and i have been to just think about that and ordered his last book that i haven't yet read on the liberation of paris that was published in 2019, so i've been doing that and earlier this summer i got on by accident a binge of biographies of ambassadors and eric larson also wrote a great biography of a guy named william who was the american ambassador in germany and his family which was quite and eccentric group and their ex

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edward does have a point, doesn't he?a divisive thing to do, it cannot be the way thejoe biden would want to start his term? but a push for unity does not excuse bad or criminal behaviour, and it is very important to set a precedent in the united states that what donald trump did can never happen again. and i want to also point out that the secretary of state of georgia and the top elections official in georgia both dead look at all of those challenges, and through them all out on the basis of merit. they did look at that, and that's important to remember. and also i would point out that there are irregularities throughout the country in every single election. there are not always that many, and every single two years, election officials in every state audited their processes to improve them. that does not mean that we need to go through what we went through the first week injanuary, what donald trump did was basically criminal, and he needs to be held to account for that, and that's what you are seeing the united states

edward lawrence has all that. he's in der experts i talked with say they will absolutely increase cost in many areas. the center for immigration found that deportation cost $10,000 per person compared to a life time fiscal drain on $65,000 for illegal immigrant who stayed. this is the reason donald trump reformed the immigration system to deport those who don't belong here and to keep those out who would bypass the legal system. the former ice director said revising immigration laws means more people staying illegally, thus the cost multiplies. >> if it takes three or four years to find them, they have a child, two children, then everybody is up in arms, why would you remove this person? he went into hiding, became a fugitive and chose to have children. that shouldn't grant him amnesty. he broke the law. he willingly did what he did. unfortunately, he needs to be held responsible. >> he said you cap the budget for ice, you limit beds for asylum seekers, then you release them into the country, they disappear. he sa

back to you. >> bill: edward, can they get a law passed at all?a law, that is the big issue. house speaker nancy pelosi in the last 15 minutes said that republicans are enabling the president and that needs to change. she says according to their behavior as prompting what happened yesterday, prompting the president to what happened yesterday. so you know, getting along is a tough issue. senator lindsey graham said within the last five minutes that he wants the rhetoric to be toned down. that's not happening from the house speaker or the leadership on the democratic side. >> what about any of the rule changes that they made so far on the house side? you don't have -- it's called pay-go. it's pay as you go. they blow it off. the reckonciliation bills, that could be a way to get a lot done. >> it could be, but you have to get it through the senate first. republicans can use the filibuster to stop things that is still in effect in the senate. they need a 60-vote majority to overcome that. that will be an issue, the bigger things out of the senate if i

good to see you, edward. >> good to see you. little more quiet than they were 24 hours when they came to work. lighter than normalor with the amount of people. and a lot of trash folks were cleaning a up. the cleanup phase and the investigative phase. trying to figure out how the folks stormed the u.s. capitol and able to get in. workers cleaned blood off the floors. they boarded up windows that are open. the atf is investigating the two pipe bombs we are talking about. one left at the rnc horde corridors and the others left at the dnc headquarters. listen to this interview on fox news earlier. >> they look very similar suggesting the same person did the rnc and dnc devices at the same time. i do not have information on that ats this point in time. >> the same person. other devices were picked up around d.c. and also northern virginia, s but confirms those o as real. theon state of emergency extendd in washington, d.c. through the0 inauguration. that allows 6200 national guard's members to be available to deploy around the u.s.

the t wolves got anthony edwards, number one, edwards flies to the hoop slams down two of his 15 pointsnew role with grace. he contributed solidly coming off the bench to score 13 wiseman on the offensive boards after curry missed, and a big night for andrew wiggins, who's continues his solid play on both ends. wiggins with the steal and easy pair. he had 23. where's got a little sloppy midway through the fourth quarter. they turned it over. josh kobe hustles after the ball gets it to mallicoat beasley. beasley had 30 and the words called time out with the lead cut to eight. curry then came in and 12 straight points. the warriors close it out on the 27 to 13 run, and when 1 32 wanna wait, listen, what winning looks like? apparently nico mannion said something that broke everybody up draymond green. in with the warning. no, there's still a lot of work to be done on this team. oh, is one game, you know, so let's not go too crazy way. got to continue to improve, you know, even tonight we had 2020 21 assists, right? 130 points, having 21 assist. that's not great. it'll be one legendary quar