was far as elise stefanik, she is 36 years old.rk, it is not really that big of a deal, or really that much of a newsworthy item, that if you redon't have kids in your mid-30s while you are pursuing a career like she is, i know, in my case, and with my wife, it wasn't until i was in my early 40s until we had our first child. obviously, my wife, much younger, looking much younger, as well, can attest to that. all thing, as far as elise stefanik is concerned, if there was not a r next to her name, this isn't a story, but she is marked as childish at 36 in new york? i'm sorry, this is why 86% of the american people believe that the media is biased, because they see this crap, and that is what it is. >> sean: well said, both of you. thank you, joe. thank you, mike huckabee. coming up from hillary clinton obsessed with russian collusion. wait until you hear what she said this time. and of course kemal breaking news, yeah, all of the russia hoax, yeah, it was all done by christopher steele to protect her from her email problems. straight

elise to you first. the federal judge dismissed the lawsuit aimed to pressure vice president pence to overturn results of the election, that judge was appointed by president trump. how big a blow is this and how much further can trump and his allies take this, nots with standing what we just heard shannon say, the president plans to potentially never acknowledge this. really, practically speaking, how much further can they take this? >> alex, it really wasn't that much of a blow just because this has all been about theater. this is political theater. trump's allies they really, that's illusional they thought suing mike pence would get them somewhere. this has been all about placating to a leader who is intent on not being a loser, or being publicly shamed as a loser, and he wants to keep his political support so he can keep beating this drum into 2024. so republicans can either enable that and remain scared and fearful of donald trump and his power or defend democracy and stand for something other than s

johnson of wisconsin and ted cruz of texas or mo brooks of alabama, matt gaetz of florida or even elise stefanic of new york. don't assume it can't happen. because at the grassroots level, republicans continue to be radicalized. what if instead of raffensperger, someone like representative marjorie taylor greene had been in charge of counting georgia's votes? this time, the system worked. we may not be so lucky the next time around. one in oregon suggesting that the capitol attack was a false flag to embarrass donald trump. that's an official statement from a republican party. so as you say, this is far from subsiding now that donald trump left office. it seems to be getting worse. .

same question to all of you and, elise, to kurt and zeine.nt is considering pardoning himself and members of his family, do you think the concept of legal action against him is starting to sink in? elise. >> you could see in that hostage video that someone had gotten to donald trump and had convinced him, hey, there might be serious criminal consequences to the insurrection you incited today at the u.s. capitol. he gives this hostage video and recants it from twitter and then is finally kicked off of twitter. yes, i do think that donald trump, it's starting to sink in that he isn't able to do everything he wants whenever he has any whim and get away with it because it's coming home to roost. >> kurt? >> our justice system is on the line here. if he is not held accountable for all of the crimes that he has committed over the last four years, heck, we just found out there was another phone call that he made in georgia trying to undermine the election and commit sedition. if there is not consequences legally, our justice system doesn't mean anyt

new york republican congresswoman elise stefanik was actually removed from harvard'st senior advisory committee. why? for raising her concerns about the election.. and of course, silicon valley is playing a massive role in this political purge. twitter band at the president of united states for life. facebook actively removing election integrity content. anybody who has a different point of view, almost everyone in big tech is attempting to silence the free speech platform known as parler. the biggest gun forum in america kicked off the internet without explanation by godaddy. e i fear this is only the beginning because now the incoming president joe biden has given a green light to his counsel culture loving base and according to joe, his political rivals deserve to be canceled because, well, i'll let him say it in his own words. >> the way ted cruz and others are dealing with this, how they are responsibleel as well -- >> do you think some of them should resign? >> i think they should be beaten the next time they run. i think the american public has a really good clear look at who t

joining me, carlos carbello and former rnc chair michael steele and elise jordan.f bill, the need is nonnegotiable, getting the vaccines out there, the needs in terms of school reopenings and economic stimulus, if you were in congress today, what would you be coming to the table with? >> alicia, look, the republican has to decide a couple of things. number one, is it going to be a party committed to the truth? in that regard there's a big battle going on right now. clearly mitch mcconnell has made his decision and is trying to push the party in one direction but there are a lot of trump loyalists insisting on lies. the other big decision the party has to make is very relevant to your question. what kind of opposition are they going to be? are they going to be a constructive, mature opposition or reflexively say no to everything the administration puts out there? if i was in congress, i would be working to shape or influence that package, certainly not to block it at a time where there is so much need. so this is one of the big decisions that republicans are going t

and elise jordan from the white house and former msnbc analyst. welcome all. interesting to me. what do you make of comey's comments? is the worst punishment for donald trump not receiving much attention any longer and kind of fading off into oblivion? >> donald trump is really going to suffer certainly when he doesn't have the camera on him 24/7. but on the flip side, this cannot go unchecked. and i'm just wondering why we're taking political advice from james comey right now. he means well. i admired his book, and he has a very thought out framework, but politically not what we need to be taking from jim comey right now. >> yes, kurt, i heard you chuckling i will let you expand after i ask zelina, is a second impeachment enough and everything that comes with it? it's not just the moniker of being impeached twice, which, of course, he already has that one from the house. oh, goodness, we just lost zerlina. was it something i asked? are you back, zerlina? no, you're not. kurt, do you want to take a shot at that one? >> first, i want to call with elise, couldn'

what does that look like, elise?nytime a republican congressional member has tried to hold the party accountable. jeff blake, you got mark sanford, you got justin amash who moved over to being an independent. and they get kicked out of the party. and so the question for republicans going forward, are they still, as mckay brilliantly wrote, worship at the church at the altar of trump, or is it going to be anything besides donald trump? there has been so much grumbling behind the scenes for years now, and i think it's so condescend that go powerful elites haven't actually been admitting it to their voters, to their constituents, to the country. but behind the scenes there has been that tension of wanting to get rid of donald trump, and what happened on wednesday was just so absolutely heinous, an insurrection at the capitol that literally put republican lawmakers in harm's way, that put menace ike pence in harm's rioters has nooses. actually, if they still allow donald trump to be the moral center of the party, their l

here's cbs's elise preston. >> lincoln university police chief gary hill is busy preparing to open a police academy on the historically black college's campus this month. >> it puts an academy right where we have a large amount of minorities living. so it gives them easy access to it. >> the jefferson city missouri campus is just two hours away from ferguson. there was a 2014 police sthooting of michael brown led too protests and demands for change around the country. hill says lincoln's academy will focus on both recruiting and training. >> i think it's very important to understand that when we try to figure out why do we have so much tension between the minority community and law enforcement, is to understand the history of law enforcement. and the history of the laws that law enforcement used to enforce. and that's the jim crow law. >> data u.s.a. estimates less than 13 percent of officers nationwide identify as black. >> is there a problem with recruitment? >> yes, it's always challenging. >> lynda williams from the national organization of black law enforcement executives says t

what does that really look like, elise? >> well, you look at anytime a republican-congressional member has tried to hold the party accountable. jeff blake. you have got mark sanford. you've got justin amash, who moved over to being an independent. and they get kicked out of the party. and so, the question for republicans, going forward, are they still, as mckay brilliantly wrote, going to worship at the altar of the church of trump? or is there going to be a party that's built on anything besides donald trump? and there certainly had been -- there's been so much grumbling, behind the scenes, for years now. and i just think it's so condescending that powerful elites will talk about what they know to be true about donald trump. but they haven't actually been admitting it to their voters, to their constituents, to the country. but behind the scenes, there has been that tension of wanting to get rid of donald trump. wanting to be done with him. and what happened on wednesday was just so, absolutely heinous. and an insurrection

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elise preston reports. >> reporter: movie theaters have sat mostly empty for nearly a year.o shutdowns, many like santikos in texas were able to open, but the big blockbusters didn't return. >> over 80% of the movies have been delayed. some have gone direct to streaming. >> reporter: theaters have tried to attract customers. in the philippines moviegoers can see a show on a social distanced gondola. similar u.s. operations are finding some success playing older popular movies. and places like amc will let you rent your own theater for as still, revenue for the industry dropped 80% in 2020 leaving many theaters big and small on the brink of bankruptcy. but now some financial help is on the way. amc theaters recently raised hundreds of millions of dollars in financing on its own to stay smaller companies are getting stimulus aid from washington. >> it's going to be a lifeline for thousands of businesses across the country. >> reporter: patrick corcoran is with the national association of theater owners that helped successfully lobby congress for $15 billion in grant money. bus

congresswoman elise stafanik, general, all of the members of the armed forces gathered here, u.s.anks for the warm welcome. it is great to be back at the backbone of u.s. army readiness, the home of mountain tough. the soldiers of the 10th mountain division. [applause] for more than 100 years, the north country has been a training ground for america soldiers. today the men and women of the 10th mountain division train here and deploy here and climbed to glory. so give yourselves a round of applause. america's proud of the 10th mountain. [applause] while you are at it, would you join me in showing your appreciation for someone who has been so dedicated these last four years to military families and spouses, literally traveled the world, encouraging those who stand alongside all of the men and women who serve. as you just heard, she is a marine corps mom. my wife of 35 years, the best second lady the united states has ever had. would you join me in thanking karen pence, for all that she has done for america these last four years? [applause] so proud of her. isn't she great? you know

c exclusive interview with elise stefanik, what's happening to her. alan dershowitz saying congress does not have the power to hold a trial after an official left office. steve scalise will join us, much more breaking news and james o'keefe, new video, this time we'll let you know what certain people at pbs think about you. it'll shock you. straight ahead. these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the services of the post office plus ups only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. >> joining us now is congressman elise stefanik. harvard just remove her from their advisory committee because she dared to talk about her views on the election. congresswoman, thanks for being with us. it's a pretty prestigious position. we watched four years conservatives aren't

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and elise stefanik has been long calling for an investigation. that's ahead. before we get to that, president joe biden, the unity candidate delivering a welcome gift to emboldened progressive. shoving his administration as far left as possible. "the new york times" said here, "a number of the officials biden selected would have fit easily into an elizabeth warren administration. biden has signed executive orders increasing food stamp benefits, took steps to begin a $15 federal minimum wage and replacing the federal fleet with electric vehicles. he's looking at a child tax credit. the president demonstrating an aggressive use of the power of the pen to get things done. so far with 40 executive orders and actions to date and more on the horizon as progressives continue to push." now more than 50 democratic lawmakers led by ilhan omar are pushing for monthly $2,000 covid relief payments to their constituents as the pandemic drives on. here's more. >> we hope to make his agenda the most progressive platform yet that we've seen in a long time. so what he's done in

let me ask you just in general, the trump kids, the first lady, elise stefanik, really?whole thing is disgusting, but let's keep in perspective something. when you resort to the kind of hateful name-calling and pettiness that we've seen, it's because people deep in their hearts are jealous of the people they're trying to tear down. they want those people to be pulled down to the level which they deep down feel themselves to be in. melania trump is a lovely lady and she has been a gracious and graceful first lady. we ought to be grateful to her and grateful for her. elise stefanik a terrific congresswoman from new york was bold and absolutely effective and the people who criticize the melania trump, a least a phonic, and all the other women show two things. one, they don't care about women. they're not about gender. they were about hate. and two, they're deeply jealous because they see in others what they know they can never be themselves and it reveals a heck of a lot more about the critic than it does about the criticized. >> sean: we watch this for five years. >> five

and elise i want to expand on a point that julie was making there and ask you to to talk a bit more about vaccine hesitancy you have vaccine hesitancy right now you also have a growing anti vaccination movement around the world how big of an obstacle is this for continuing to roll out the covert $1000.00 vaccines a few months ago i would have said it's a big obstacle but as time advances and i think the acceptance of the vaccine is increasing well quite and in fact we all queuing up lining up to get to get the vaccine so in the moment i'm not so concerned because we don't have that seen even for those who are actually really one of the vaccine. i would like to echo sorry go ahead and only looked at something else though you know there has been i think because the mit vaccines where the fest that seemed to be about just that and ruled out i think there has been and do focus on the mit vaccines just yesterday 2 other very promising vaccines. announced that had a press release and i'm stepping down to advocacy reasons know about x. and and johnson and johnson and and yesterday also as a nick

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she serve -- elise stefanik. congresswoman, today is another, a second impeachment day. fellow republicans will join the democrats and vote to impeach the president. you, however, will not be on the list. >> that is correct, steve. i think it's going to be a challenge for those republicans as they stand in front of their voters. we are seven days between the transition to president-elect biden. this is what democrats have been focused on, frankly, since the president was elected in 2016. they are still focusing on impeaching him even after the 2020 election. so this is purely political and at a moment when we really should be focused on uniting the country, which is what i'm focused on, democrats are choosing to further divide and further erode and really create this partisanship as we head towards the inaugural. it's wrong, it's snap impeachment, it is not even going through committees. it's purely political. of course the violence is wrong. i condemned the violence. as did the president. but we should insure that a we have a safe transition on january 20th. ainsley: so

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congresswoman elise stefanik demanding answers tonight.oiled in what now looks like a massive, huge cover-up scandal. getting worse daily. surrounding covid nursing home deaths in new york state. because according to a brand-new explosive report from the state of new york's democratic attorney general, the state massively underreported the number of deaths inside these long-term care facilities, in bombshell findings that also reference a governor's infamous march order, forcing nursing homes to take covid-positive patients. n now, that report did conclude that there was up to a 50% undercount in nursing home deaths. and also found insufficient ppe supplies and a lack of covid testing,pe which put patients at increased risk. remember, the governor ignored his own health care task force in 2015 that said you're going to have to buy 15,783 ventilators. they3 bought none. that happened, as well. all this sound like leadership? bragging about our leadership and trashing trump every day and writing a book about such, someone receiving an enemy,

that we can't have someone like elise stefanik. he sent kids these institutions you have to know what you're getting and why leaders that come out of the places all sort of want control of your life as opposed to freedom. >> john: perhaps the democrats who objected in 2005 and 2017 didn't have degrees from harvard, but we'll look into that. pete hegseth, as always, great to see it. thanks. >> sandra: good to see you, pete. thank you, john. amazon offering to help the biden administration distribute covid vaccines, but did it wait until after the inauguration to offer that help? ♪ ♪ road's closed. -is that the law? now the movie critics are calling... "a towering piece of moviemaking"... is available in your home. you can't have her! i'm taking her home! with oscar mayer deli fresh it's not just a sandwich, far from it. it's a reason to come together. it's a taste of something good. a taste we all could use right now. so let's make the most of it. and make every sandwich count. with oscar mayer deli fresh your grooming business is b

elise preston, cbs news, new york. >>> "cbs this morning saturday" will be right back. ♪ >>> welcomerning saturday." i'm jake dana jacobson, jeff fl who we refer to as junior. you can be a junior, we'll give you that title. >>> coming up this hour, when we heard the first reports of a new virus one year ago, no one knew it would go on to stop the world in its tracks. we're going to talk exclusively with the creator of a documentary about the pandemic in the earliest days in a place where it all began. >>> then, custom-made suits are a british tradition. seniors, juniors, everyone. so are the male tailors who long measured, cut, and sewn them. we'll meet the women challenging convention, opening their own shop on london's famed saville row. >> how about that? >>> and later, big macs and burgundy. that's right, that title may say it all about sommelier vanessa price and her maverick attitude forward wine and the food it's prepared with -- we should say paired with. we'll meet her and explore surprising combos on "the dish." that and more is ahead. >>> first, our top story. president bi

. >>> heidi press bowla, elise jordan, and bass ill snikel. sn. heidi, let's start with you. what's the latest you are hearing on how this senate impeachment trial could go? >> we are starting to hear a little bit more not just from the majority and minority leaders, but some of their flock. frankly we are seeing a divide. on one hand we are seeing senators like senator myth romney saying if this is not impeachable, i don't know what it is. and on the other side senators like senator marco rubio who is calling this trial, quote, stupid. you can infer from that what he thinks about the entire production and where that might go. but the bottom line is they need 17 republicans to join with democrats. and right now what we are seeing is really the politics start to settle in of this, with members like mccarthy, the top republican in the house, who originally said that he thought that the president was responsible, now going back on that and saying everyone is responsible. and being opposed to this. you are seeing some of these ten republicans in the house start to pay political p

the famous parents the journalist elise loosing me the vice president for international affairs who is that you are part of the management of a globally operating seed producer have you ever analyzed the nutrient content of your tomatoes. so it depends on the growing conditions not on the varieties. so this problem is not a concern of yours so i didn't say that you like it the nutritional quality of our products is a very important issue for us the value of. the ice in it is where we met professor rabinovich do you know him of course. you know he invented the term medo that last 2 or 3 weeks. yes it was a case because he explained to us that the longevity gene blocks the ripening process of the fruit defects the development of the nutrients. i stand by what i told you i think the tomato growers have the greatest influence on the anatomy of the tomatoes and the responsibility of dealing with this is there is as they have the most significant impact. if one hybrids have another huge advantage will see it supply as they see it's can only be used. if you plant seeds from the fruit of a hyb

to all of the points here, elise, as we see all of these prominent republicans. remember they initially condemned trump's incitement of the riots. now they turn a blind eye to the events. house minority leader met with trump in florida. senator graham helping with trump's defense. does it surprise you republicans are really doing a 180, back to embracing trump? are they just trying to pretend january 6th never happened? >> republicans really had a chance to get rid of donald trump like kathleen parker wrote in her excellent column, but they decided the political cost was too high and they were not going to go forward. and in the aftermath -- >> ask i ask you, political cost to whom, to the individual lawic ma -- lawmakers or political cost to this country? >> their own personal futures, that's what is taking precedence. you look at marjorie taylor greene, there's no reason a whack-a-do like her should be welcomed into the republican party. she beat a neurosurgeon, dr. cowan, her opponent, is actually a neurosurgeon in that republican primary who tried to warn par

many elise, you first, what do you make of swalwell's arguments? there are a lot of tweets and speeches from trump himself in the past several months that could be used as evidence. do you think they have strong enough case? >> i absolutely think they have a strong enough case, alex. you look at the aftermath of donald trump's election and crescendo remarks the day of the insurrection, rallying for stop the steal. many and i think it's a very dominant position. and also donald trump reports he was sitting at the white house watching as the capitol was december greated by a mob acting in his name. >> do you think this impeachment trial could hurt biden's plans? not that congressmen can't walk and chew gum at the same time, but will it inflame tensions of both parties where afterwards republicans can even be less inclined to work with the other side? >> i think we need to be clear here that republicans by and large have no appetite to work with joe biden, no matter what the political environment is. we're already seeing how many of the republicans wo

that suggestion quickly met with bipartisan opposition from members of congress, elise stefanek saying she would adamantly oppose and jake auchincloss calling it a mistake to turn the people's house into a fortress. nearly 5 million visitors per year taking the opportunity to visit their representative and observe congress in action. while future guidelines for visitors to the capitol remain unclear, d.c.'s nonvoting member of congress adamantly against a permanent barrier. >> the last thing we need in our nation's capitol is fencing around the capitol. i strongly oppose it. congress remain. police arrested a west virginia man with a handgun, stop the steal paperwork and a list of lawmakers just outside the fence line. and homeland security bulletin released this week warned of a heightened threat from extremists, potentially emboldened by the january 6th attack. >> i hope we're going through a really dark period in our history but that we can get beyond it and not have to, you know, do our government work behind the barricades. >> the city of san jose is putting the brakes temporarily

people in the united states are are understanding it and 2 thirds of the american public wants to see elise held more accountable for their actions so to be plain you are quite optimistic there's a level of optimism there that the new by the ministration may do what you've been campaigning who for so long. yeah i mean it is specially because 'd biden was part of well worked hard to pass that law 'd that resulted in mass incarceration of black people i think that he needs to do something to make up for that mistake and i believe my understanding is that he believes it was a mistake. my understanding that that's a that's a big proviso arguably i mean you know the thing is i'm sure during the democratic primary campaign there were bandied around but by the end of it 130000000 i don't it's biden he made 200000000 and donors for trump. i mean how telling is that as regards a class issue when it comes to joe biden the rich back by. well i mean there's no doubt about it that biden is middle of the road. guy. yes he is a mainstream democrat yes the democratic party is supported by the same corporat

correspondent and elise sure one hi emily well what more can you tell us about a novel naiads arrest. was arrested it seems on her way to the prison where the is being held she was cordon in kenya or one of the metros in the central or center of moscow and i think that she's become in a way now that now vine is in prison one of the symbols of this protest especially because there have been has been some talk about her potentially running for office in the upcoming elections as well in september especially if i could say no i mean her husband remains in prison where are the protesters dealing with the increased security this time around. so i think it's worth telling you just what's going on around me at the moment so essentially what we've been seeing all day is almost kind of a cat and mouse game between the protesters and the authorities from yesterday from a few days ago we knew that the authorities were going to close off a huge chunk of the of the center of moscow. supporters had announced that they would be meeting near the f.s.b. building near the building of the security force

. >> anna palmer, ceo of punchbowl news, and elise, former aide to the bush administration. everybody knows that when your babies come home and they talk about an active shooter drill. they come home, and the teachers puts the shade down the door, turns off the light and tells everyone to be quiet. that's life in america right now for every parent. i think it's beyond politics, but it's a security story. why the hell would the republicans want this person dealing with something that terrifies every mom and dad regardless of their political affiliation. >> even a lot of the aides actually in the capitol when the insurrection happened pointed back to that is trainings and drills. that's what they did when they were hiding in their offices as the protesters and mob was taking over the capitol. i think this would be a key test for kevin mccarthy. he's said he's going to meet with her, the house minority leader, top republican official in the house. this isn't anything new. to the point of the parkland father who spoke there, she said this before she was elected. he talked to her

we've got another weather system already entering the state not much of a break but elise right see thevy rain coming our way out the door we go we've got some partly cloudy skies a dry conditions out over the bay right now, but you've got this guy already making its way into far northern california and high pressure try to run out ahead of kind headed off the past but unfortunately looks you're going to see a lot of clouds and a least a chance of some sprinkles now could get a little more impressive we've got this front right here the behind it that's really kind of the key is going to dive on the backside of this system kind of slowing down a little bit too i think those things will put themselves together and then they come on shore as we head in towards sunday night. and monday to bring another pop some pretty good rain around the bay area but that was going take more of a northerly direction. overnight tonight we're going to see those a parting skies may become patches of fog a few clouds moving into the north bay and then you can see the raindrops not much on the way for saturday,

it's elise labatt on tick talk users who haven't verified their rage after a 10 year old girl died in a riff it black challenge on the video sharing out the online game involves people choking themselves to temporarily pass out but the sicilian youngster was found dead in a bathroom. carrying that diana flap the medics did everything they could to bring the child back to life but unfortunately although the heart immediately started beating again the brain had been starved of oxygen for too long due to the strangulation after a few hours of irreversible chama we concluded she was a brain dead. tick tock insists that uses safety is a priority that bans any dangerous behavior but nataly and lawyer specializing in online cases says that social networks must in his view do much more to get. lost clearly the story of this little girl is truly tragic it makes us reflect on the role of social networks in the lives of minors yes parents must pay attention and control their children but there must be social control of the constant the mind is can see on these networks a social network cannot ju