elizabeth: okay.'s get you updated. appears that the sheriff is saying that there was no indication. no evidence of impairment. in tiger woods a car crash. he suffered serious injuries to both legs. the question is, what are the serious injuries, we have not heard an update. what they are. it could be fractured or dislocation, we'res, -- this is speculation. there is is no evidence of impairment. the sheriff said he did not take a blood sample, from tiger woods. let's listen back in. >> we'll that that is something we'll ascertain if it was distracted driving. >> as far as doors? how did they pull him through. >>' understand as it pertained on the vehicle as articulated earlier it was a rollover accident. so, tiger woods was trapped in the vehicle. our firefighter, and paramedics used the pry bar, and an ax to pry parts of the vehicle away from him to safely extricate him from the vehicle. >> at what point did you realize it was tiger woods did he identify himself. >> they recognized him, he identifie

elizabeth: yeah.ecause the republican senators would agree with you. they feel like he was putting space in between keeping trump russia abuse probe going and you know, what they want, really got to get to the bottom, drill down into what happened. the watchdogs for the justice department found 17 omissions and misleading instances of examples of the fbi doing that to the secret fisa court and violation of woods procedures like 50 times. i like you to listen to senator grassley here. because you're right, ric, he is really explicit. he was wondering hey, will you make the durham probe public? there are questions that merrick garland will not do that. listen to senator grassley here. >> what i don't want a return to the obama years. i don't want an attorney general who bragged about being a wing man and those are his words, to the president. that was eric holder, notoriously describing himself. i don't want to justice department that abuses the fisa process to spy on american citizens. that is why i am

elizabeth: okay.for joining us. you're watching the fox business network. we have a bipartisan push that new york governor andrew cuomo ten down, growing calls -- step down, growing calls from lawmakers that he be impeached, resign, be stripped of his emergency powers and potentially even be criminally prosecuted for that stunning and possibly criminal abuse of power. the cover-up of covid-19 nursing home deaths. let's listen to governor cuomo earlier this year. >> whether a person died in the hospital or died in a nursing home, it's -- people died. people died. but who cares? 33, 28 died in a hospital, died in a nursing home, they died. elizabeth: joining me now is fox news senior meteorologist janice dean who's been the one pushing for this for so long, the find out what happened. because, janice, you lost both your in-laws in nursing homes due to covid-19. so who cares, people died. what's your reaction to the cover-ups here? >> well, we're not surprised, but i guess the fact that we had a democrat

elizabeth: yeah.ve got, this is, it is not about illegal immigration. this is about crime. border mayhem. human smugglers endangering illegal aliens found packed inside things like refrigerated tractor-trailers to try to sneak into the u.s. nearly 140 illegals arrested coming into trucks including a convicted sex offender. pot smugglers tried to dump 600-pounds of pot into the rio grande river after they were caught. we had nearly $6 million worth of meth seized at the laredo port of entry. look at this, burritos, stuffed with a mexican xanax seized at the el paso border there is mayhem at the border, brandon. >> liz you nailed it, people put in refrigerator trucks, u-haul trucks, i personally had to respond to aliens that have died on the border and it is absolutely frustrating to see that liberal policies put these people in the manneds of dangerous criminal cartels. they don't care about these people. they continue to hut them in danger. it is all about profit. our policies is allowing them to gene

elizabeth: okay.one, feels like a once in a century event, david. where do you see this going forward, final word? >> i think there will be a complete relook in texas at our energy generation capacity. elizabeth: all right. david, i love your common sense. you're so practical, down-to-earth. you just gift information. we love to hear it. david, thanks so much for your insights. >> thanks a lot, liz. elizabeth: we're coming into the bottom of the hour, you're watching the fox business network. next house judiciary's greg stuebe on how former fbi director james comey that he is quote, responsible for everything in the trump-russia probe and the abuses under the obama administration. so here's the debate, should u.s. attorney john durham charge comey for what went wrong? comey already testified to culpability. the story next. >> it just shows an extraordinary effort by the fbi to participate in what they knew was a political dirty trick. they knew christopher steele's intention was to help hillary clinto

elizabeth: okay.g so great to have you on. >> thanks you. >> former federal prosecutor jim trustee joining us with his take onec senators today grilling new attorney general nominee garland. we have new disturbing information about how government has gone next level in to tracking and doing surveillance of americans. >> we're talking the fbi and irs, we'll stay on the story for you next. [ engine rumbling ] ♪♪ [ beeping ] [ engine revs ] ♪♪ uh, you know there's a 30-minute limit, right? tell that to the rain. [ beeping ] for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. sfx: [sounds of everyday life events, seen and heard in reverse] ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ sfx: [sounds of fedex planes and vehicles engines] ♪♪ sfx: [sounds of children laughing and running, life moving forward] it's time for the ultimate sleep number event on the sleep number 360 smart bed. you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. sfx: [sounds of children laughing and running, can it help me fall asleep faster? yes, by

elizabeth: what do you think tom?k uncool is an act description i think of a few more adjectives i would like to use its mission critical that the united states have a single voice when it comes to foreign policy that's why the logan act is out there you don't want people who are not in the government might have their own political agenda to push basically undermining those people in the government who are trying to negotiate in trying to execute our foreign policy and national security strategy and i have no doubt if the shoe was on the other foot the democrats would be screaming blood he murder. elizabeth: there's that and we have the nominee for one of the most powerful government jobs in the country is u.s. attorney general president biden's picture that judge garland he said he will keep politics out of the justice department republican chuck grassley and lindsey graham not convinced they worry that you will see the same kind of politics that you saw under the obama administration inside the justice department. w

elizabeth: okay.ight. brad. critics are saying this is really real dishonest and misleading messaging from the white house. we have triple apprehensions than last year happening on the border. go ahead, brad. >> joe biden created this crisis, there is a migration to america and that is a fact. the people who are caught at the border have basically said we wanted to get in because joe biden said that there will be a moratorium. so joe biden created this crisis. and they're handling it very, very poorly. can you imagine in a pandemic not having a secure border? he has turned back all the good that donald trump has done to create a safe environment for america. long before the pandemic. it is all being turned back. by the way punishing florida, the people of florida for having successful governor who is not, you know, doing unilateral shutdowns? not based on science? he is not joining the crowd on politics. >> yeah. >> he is depoliticizing the pandemic. he is being punished for it. this will come back to

elizabeth was baffled. had she mistaken the symptoms of pneumonia, but they have nothing to do with the patient. he simply couldn't imagine a professional consultation with a female physician, the cognitive dissidents was too great. elizabeth diplomatically suggested perhaps he could think of it as a friendly talk rather than a clinical discussion. that did the trick. advice was conveyed and the patient swiftly recovered. let's share this screen. >> hello, janet. thanks for reading that. i enjoyed the presentation and the photos. it brought some dimension to the story that i really loved, so thanks. this is an amazing book and i think the part of the presentation that stood out to me the most was the children's books. i hadn't realized that the story was told in that way and to that audience and speaking for myself, as a woman physician i didn't know the story of elizabeth blackwell or emily blackwell in adult books or children's books and i loved the impulse to reintroduce them to the world in all of their

elizabeth: sure.governor jim justice, bad to worse for new york governor cuomo. major protesting makes out against him, led by democrat lawmakers over his cover-up of covid-19 nursing home deaths. >> a lot should said he should be subpoenaed and testify before congress. >> i'm not a politician. but i thank who came here today, support is incredible. my family, i lost my inlaws, they were in elder care facilities, wee had no idea thee was a march 25 order to put over 9,000 covid positive patients into the nursing homes, i wish we had known, that for 46 days that mandate -- until it was reversed. instead, start small. with nicorette®. which can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette® here's aj! when are you going back into the office? i don't know dad... ♪ well we have a safety net. we'll be ok right? ♪ sarah shopped for the lowest mortgage rate and chose amerisave, the one choice she'll never regret... ...unlike buying a do-it-yourself orthodontics kit... or marrying eddie... visit ameris

elizabeth: yeah.g secret court, the fisa court, that is meant to catch terrorists on a political opposition campaign. by the way, kevin clinesmith doctored and falsified that cia email in order to get a fisa wiretap late in the game in 2017 after the fbi knew the trump-russia probe investigation and the case was falling aare part. they knew it. james clapper, testified there was no there there. james comey testified there was no there there. so did peter strzok. peter strzok indicated that. so did lisa page. move on to separate story. hunter biden hired a new attorney to assist with his federal defense. that attorney was christopher clark. he worked for the new head of the head of the just at this time department at the same law firm. now these two guys, know each other from latham watkins. hunter biden has a doj case against him reportedly on allegedly involving money laundering. we don't know if hunter is a target of that, but also alleged tax evasion charges. your reaction to this story? >> just an

elizabeth: your reaction?e justiceat department does nt investigate this then that is a sign of partisanship of the justice departmentt under joe biden but the fisa court also can and should investigate, if they fail to do something about the director, the fbi potentially lying to them than that will be assigned to the public that they're not willing to police the misconduct and misbehavior of federal agents and federal lawyers at the justice department and that will be a very shocking development particular with regards to the use of the pfizer statute. elizabeth: then it's full on katie your allowed to commit perjury before the fisa court that is meant for terrorist not political opposition campaigns. in june of 2017 comey testified to congress that the steele dossier was fallacious but unverified the fbi was told by the cia that carter page was a cia source he's an asset and we were told by steele's own source that the information is gossip set over beers they knew the trump russia probe in the flynn case w

elizabeth: okay.el pillsbury, thanks for your insights. i really appreciate it. come back soon. >> thank you, liz. elizabeth: coming up, former white house press secretary ari fleischer. it's a deepening crisis, if fbi and justice department are probing governor cuomo and his team for misleading and obstructing the federal government. now, it's about cuomo stonewalling and undercounting covid nursing home deaths to make himself look better. did that hamper the federal government in trying to stop the spread? there's a lot of story, a lot of stuff and action here. we've got the updates for you next. stay right there. ♪ >> the centers for disease control is trying to figure out how the disease is spread, who it's affecting, how it's being affected, and so when you cover up and don't provide that data to the centers of disease control, it affects all of us across the country because the scientists then can't to their jobs. ♪ living with metastatic breast cancer means being relentless. because every day m

elizabeth: there's a reckoning coming the d.o.j.ving false claims acts of potential problems medicare and medicaid. here's the things he's gotta be careful yet to be truthful with fbi it tripped up martha stewart in general flynn. >> you have to be truthful with everybody in the fbi in your constituents and elderly constituents and their children. the governor says what difference does it make, it just doesn't matter, what matters is scientist rely on the date as is see trends and when the analyze the trendsnd accurately they can send warnings to other nursing homes they can send warnings to other states and by downplay the number of deaths in the nursing homes governor cuomo interfered with the ability to gather accurate information and any scientist will tell you in the middle of an epidemic can be a killer. elizabeth: democrat lawmakers like ronald kim saying cuomo is bullying people pulling them up angry bullying them in blocking demands only coming clean after the new york ag found the kirby nursing home deaths were actually 50

elizabeth: okay.arbershops, hardware stores, small business restaurants. small business bars and pubs, being shut down and california, new york, new jersey, pennsylvania, also we're seeing it happening in the south, in the upper midwest and the upper part of the west in oregon and seattle. people are done. they're sick of it, ford. >> no, they are absolutely sick of it. i tip my hat to governor kim reynolds. she did it right. she followed the true science. didn't follow fear. tried to minimize death and suffering, maximizing openness. the residents of iowa are grateful for what she did. iowa one of only seven states that never had a stay at home lockdown order but other bigger states like my home state of florida, governor desantis had phased reopening in time. in my county, collier county, 93.7% of students are in school. we have to break the cycle of fear. let people know it is all right to go back to work and go back to school. elizabeth: so many states are still under lockdowns. you know, we've go

elizabeth: yeah. we'll dig into that in just a second. let's listen to president biden, he asked about china's abuses against hong kong and taiwan. there is basically a genocide as human rights watchdogs groups are saying in china. china is committing against muslim uyghurs. president biden, quote said, this is just a cultural norm. watch. >> so the idea i'm not going to speak out against what he's doing in hong kong, what he is doing with the uyghurs in western mountains of china and taiwan, trying to end the one china policy by making it forceful, i said, he -- he gets it. culturally there are different norms of each country and their leaders are expected to follow. elizabeth: all right is genocide and forced attention without due process in prison camps are those cultural norms? >> yeah. i mean this is part of the pattern with president biden is that he literally believes in consensus rather than our american ideals and the idea that you know, you have your cultural sensitivities and i have mine an

elizabeth: yeah., general, because china has been accused of trying to get. >> u.s. power grid with the technology, into the 5g telecom network and universities. get to the op-ed by former secretary of state mike pompeo. it details what china has been doing, weaponizing viruses. can you talk to us about that? >> it's a significant op-ed. i'm delighted that he wrote it. the former secretary has been talking about this, you know, certainly on television but now to bring it all together in one piece i think it's very useful. i mean it is, it is certainly something we all got to be concerned about. let me set the table for you on this issue. the chinese communist party a number of years ago, excess of a decade have made the decision that they wanted to achieve biotechnology dominance. when president xi came in, he put that on fast forward. he wants technology dominance, not only in biotech but as you know, 5g networks, artificial intelligence, quantum computing and the like. here he put it on fast forward

elizabeth: yeah. texas grid is now, the texas governor called an emergency to reform the texas power grid. it hasn't been kept up to speed. also wind turbines froze over. there is a debate about that. is this a wakeup call to the biden administration and democrats in a full-court press to go full-on green or should it be all in, all energy sources. >> it absolutely should be all of the above. that is with we've been talking about. there are things democrats and republicans agree on, improving infrastructure and inneroperability of the grids but the other answer is, we know this, i mean 25% of texas is wind, energy comes from renewables. they have gotten zero percent of that over the last 48 hours. north dakota, 29% of our wind comes from renewables. last week 20 below, it was 3%. these are real serious questions. when you're in these type of situations they literally can mean difference between life and death when it is this kind of weather. >> it is can't, its true you cannot store energy from wind t

elizabeth: yeah. president trump initiated 400 executive actions to close these loopholes. the republicans are getting ready to battle this out in court. president biden going after remain in mexico. that policy saying, listen if you're applying for asylum you can't just do it come in here illegally trying to get asylum awaiting your court battle. mexico, guatemala already moving military troops and law enforcement to stop regular migration and border crossings. you have this move by president biden. how do these two things square? >> it doesn't. think about it. under president trump's administration we have gone unprecedented cooperation with the government of mexico and central american countries, liz, to really address the illegal migration. as a regional crisis that it is. migrant protection protocols remain in mexico is unprecedented agreement between two nations to really work together and it was successful that program alone enabled us to end catch-and-release. 2019, cpb and i.c.e. released ove

elizabeth: yeah.'re right. restaurants are trying to reopen but they harassed people at restaurants. kim, we've got some of the sound of what happened. let's take a listen. let's watch what happened in d.c. over the weekend. [shouting] >> 48 yielder -- >> [bleep] going to go to jail. move it back. move it back. >> get out of my face. move back. [bleep]. [bleep] you're going to jail. elizabeth: you see it. this is dangerous stuff, kim. we've been reporting, you ever and i talked about how 30 people were killed in the riots since last spring. and, so, again we were wondering asking, when are the american people going to see peace on our nation's streets, because we are in the middle of a pandemic. kim, as you pointed out, people are frustrated. they're watching it going outside where they're locked in. >> absolutely it is dangerous. it is scary. as you know, we talked about before, 2015, baltimore city, we had our riots. we still haven't rebuilt city from 2015. here it is 2021. all the small businesses

elizabeth: yeah.state ags are threatening to sue. we're talking about creating poverty in the middle of a pandemic in states like montana, texas, america's hard heartland. these are middle, lower, income class workers doing that without giving them a job to turn to. the other thing happened, i would like to talk to you about this, this is a big fight that broke out on capitol hill, the funding for biden administration new climate change energy agenda, driven by omb nominee, neera tanden. she faced a real grilling at the confirmation hearing. lissen to this. react to it. >> i have to tell you, i'm very disturbed about your personal comments about people. that is not just one or two. i think you deleted about a thousand tweets and it wasn't just about republicans. and i don't mind disagreements in policy. i think that's great. i love the the die a electric, the comments were personal. i mean, you called senator sanders everything but a ignorant slut. elizabeth: she, had comments about senator bernie san

i'm elizabeth macdonald.t evening at it starts right now. ♪♪ let's welcome top official harmony dillon. we just went through all these distracting things. they are incompetent. getting america vaccinated and getting america moving again. your take on this. >> you are absolutely right. if you have been paying attention over the past many years, you will see what the democrats are doing is not very different than what they have done in the past. making big promises to their special interest. some states in some localities like sanda francisco today is wo in the san francisco unified school district. thatat is happening in d.c. as well. democrats have been propped up by theer california teachers unn and other large teachers unions. that is why children did not get educated this past year.du children committed suicide. mental health issues are bound abound. it has affected all of that. i would not trust the democrats on these issues. they are hypocritical. they will not really be very critical in resolving this p

elizabeth: joining me elizabeth: joining me now is ari fleischer former white house press secretary ford to see you we love having you back on. very deep down into president biden's order that canceled the keystone pipeline was another order to suspend president trump's executive order to protect america's power grid. trump's order blocked foreign adversary l like china from putting their own technology and machinery in our nations bulk power system that delivers power to the entire country. what is going on here. >> i do not know, this is baffling i only wonder somebody in the biden administration overlook this. i cannot imagine they would've done this willfully. i don't think this is a r partin issue, democrat republican matter, the benevolent side of me says they missed it, they should not do it they need to go back and restore it, russia used cyber warfare to shut down the electric grid and ukraine during their war with ukraine. we do not want to let anyr, foreigner adversary able to do anything like that in america's grid if anything needs to be self-reliant and not to be our grid.

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: okay.'s welcome top rnc official harmeet dhillon. harmeet, we love having you on the show. we ran through all the distracting, disturbing headlines involving democrats, what critics are saying is their incompetence this should be about getting america vaccinated, reopened, moving again. a lot of distracting fights. your take on this, harmeet. >> you're absolutely right, liz and if you've paying attention over the past many years you will see what the democrats are doing here not very different than what we've been doing in the past. they make big promises particularly to their special interests and accommodate them. all of sudden some states, some localities like san francisco today is suing san francisco unified school district. that is happening in d.c. as well. all of these years, these democrats have been propped up by the california teachers union and other large teachers union. they really control them. so that is why children did not get educated this past year. suicide issues abound

elizabeth was more of a public speaker. i would love to ask what the heck they would do about our current mess in public health and how would they run the pandemic? was would it look like? i bet it would be a lot faster than ours. >> host: i bet it would too. i will open a and a window and go through some questions. somebody, pamela would like to know what was their mother like? >> guest: good question. hannah blackwell, a was kind of a pain. she was more concerned with the state of every woman's soul. she was a very pious one who liked to go to revival meetings and all her letters are endless anxieties whether her children are going to church. her letters, i roll my eyes when they were all amazingly repetitive on the same subject, she was the glue because she was there only parent, they were very loyal to all the siblings, but she was the family hearth but she didn't fuel any of their professional passions. >> host: a question from victoria tomlinson. what do the new york tabloids think of women doctors? did they attract p

elizabeth: okay.s unclear what the sourcing was for that, that he's working to unwind his 10% stake in this chinese private equity fund called bhr. you know, can you talk about this kt? because this is at the center of then conflicts of interest scandal that has been dog hunter biden and his -- dogging hunter biden and his father. >> don't watch what they say. they're saying a lot of things. watch what they do. if he really wanted to disentangle himself from the chinese financial interests, they could are done it overnight. the fact that they're sort of -- they lied about it in the first place, they hid it, he was under investigation from the fbi for a number of months if not years, and yet it somehow never came out. and president biden has said, oh, there's nothing here, move along, move along. there's no financial relationship. the president of the united states is going to have to make decisions on american foreign policy towards china. china's our greatest strategic threat, it's the biggest challe

elizabeth: okay.clear what the sourcing was for that, that he's working to unwind his 10% stake in this chinese private equity fund called bhr. you know, can you talk about this kt? because this is at the center of then conflicts of interest scandal that has been dog hunter biden and his -- dogging hunter biden and his father. >> don't watch what they say. they're saying a lot of things. watch what they do. if he really wanted to disentangle himself from the chinese financial interests, they could are done it overnight. the fact that they're sort of -- they lied about it in the first place, they hid it, he was under investigation from the fbi for a number of months if not years, and yet it somehow never came out. and president biden has said, oh, there's nothing here, move along, move along. there's no financial relationship. the president of the united states is going to have to make decisions on american foreign policy towards china. china's our greatest strategic threat, it's the biggest challenge

elizabeth: okay.ning me now radio host and i hurt media correspondent stephen gregory, it's so great to have you on, you have the security footage the l.a. county health inspector you have the footage of her dancing on camera as she ordered and incorrectly ordered a local brewery to shut down, can you tell us more about this. >> this happened on super bowl sunday and it was the morning that this brewery was selling their beer to go in doing retail sales in l.a. county you can do without having a food service provider orpe food truck the inspector came in and ordered them to close on the spot and said they had to have a food ttruck, the employee tried to contact the owner and the owners talked to the inspector and said you need to speak with your supervisor because we can sell without a food truck in the meantime super bowl business have t been impacted while the employee was in the back room trying to get more information, copy some paperwork you see her on camera start to do a little bit of a dance.

elizabeth: okay.s unclear what the sourcing was for that, that he's working to unwind his 10% stake in this chinese private equity fund called bhr. you know, can you talk about this kt? because this is at the center of then conflicts of interest scandal that has been dog hunter biden and his -- dogging hunter biden and his father. >> don't watch what they say. they're saying a lot of things. watch what they do. if he really wanted to disentangle himself from the chinese financial interests, they could are done it overnight. the fact that they're sort of -- they lied about it in the first place, they hid it, he was under investigation from the fbi for a number of months if not years, and yet it somehow never came out. and president biden has said, oh, there's nothing here, move along, move along. there's no financial relationship. the president of the united states is going to have to make decisions on american foreign policy towards china. china's our greatest strategic threat, it's the biggest challe

elizabeth: okay. the show young americans for liberty analyst are kristin tate. kristin, it's great to see you. okay. new york supreme court judge -- thanks for coming back on -- a judge ordered new york governor cuomo's administration to basically reveal the total, release all records showing the full count of covid-19 deaths in nursing homes, not just those in nursing homes. this also has to include those that occurred in hospitals if the nursing home patient went to a hospital. as of midweek, he had five days to deliver. governor cuomo is saying he followed federal guidelines on this policy, but now this looks like it's getting worse for governor cuomo. ing what do you think? >> yeah. the public deserves to know the truth about how many covid deaths occurred on cuomo's watch. as cuomo was busy writing a book, literally praising himself for his covid efforts, he was allegedly cooking the books to obscure the number of deaths occurring in nursing homes. new york's attorney general, laticia james -- w

elizabeth: is a very good question. any people who are much better versed than i have sort of come up with this threshold that we do not want to cross and one of them is that we do not want to go to an average global temperature pretty were pretty much up against that right now. i don't think that's a great controversy think that i am saying. now 2 degrees would be very tough. but i do think that i'm not sure exactly what sort of natural change. vote one point that will make his there are a lot of things we could potentially do to try to mitigate climate change that will have a tremendous use implications with the land if we decide for example, even something that sounds benign as for station or reforestation are creating new forest. if you plant faster trees because you want them to suck up a lot of carbon, that's not necessarily not good for a lot of creatures parted some whatever we do unfortunately, is going to have implications for other species that i would say we will have to weigh that or do it. if it's in our b

host: elizabeth wydra? guest: i think all of those aspects of the day and the events leading up to the day will come into play. it shows that the words that were spoken donald trump were received by the crowd as direction or encouragement to violently take the capital and tried to put in danger the line of succession to the incident -- to the presidency, to stop congress from counting the votes. i think trump's words, the crowd's reaction, and what came to play -- there is an important point to be made that this is not a criminal trial. even things that are protected by the first amendment could still be impeachable. the president could go and say i am a nazi or say something with a racial slur. that would be protected by the first amendment if he were dragged into a criminal trial, but it is still something that could be impeachable. it is important to make sure we are not aligning constitutional doctrines. i think the defenders of the president want to get into these constitutional doctrine questions to t

host: elizabeth wydra? guest: wow. i do not endorse what donald trump said january 6, but i think there is no defense for it. i think the caller is right, if this is not an impeachable offense, what is? this is not just encouraging a mob and encouraging violence, this was encouraging an angry mob of people. some were armed, to go to the capitol to disrupt the duty of congress in a sacred transfer of power that had up to this point in our nation's history had been peaceful. that is a shame. it is a stain on our democracy. yes, as john said, history will judge donald trump harshly, but so should the senate when they take up their duty to consider the article of incitement to insurrection. this truly -- i remember watching and i live in washington, d.c., i love this town and our constitution. watching the attack on both that day was terrible and terrifying. the jurors that will be considering these articles of impeachment were there too. there were 100 witnesses in that senate chamber that was taken over by so

but elizabeth figures it out. one morning she has their carriage all cleaned up and dresses in her finest clothes hanging carrying a basket with some bread and some food and some wine has herself driven to the prison a 400-year-old hotel that had been converted by robespierre because they ran out of jail cells. in adrienne, when she hears turnkey coming up the steps she thanks this is that's our time and is almost giddy with excitement when she finds out elizabeth is there to have a conversation and open things up. now within a few weeks gets adrienne release and then monroe takes it upon himself to help her and her son, george washington latvian safely out of france. adrienne goes to austria and winds up immediately being imprisoned with her husband bentley she is with her husband. in washington sends their son to his namesake to george washington. but that kind of bravery is wonderful to read about. monroe's words writes in his autobiography about how we did this. very talented and very quiet. she is almost the

elizabeth azzuz: we offer up smoke to you for prayer.ce each year, members of yurok tribe venture into the klamath river forest-- elizabeth: we only want to make our world better. jaxon: invoking the spirits of their elders. elizabeth: they help us guide our hands as we bring back the greatest tool left to us, to the land, which is fire. jaxon: and seeking forgiveness. elizabeth: the birds, the trees, we call them the one-legged people. you know, asking permission to come into their home basically and to light it ablaze. jaxon: elizabeth azzuz first learned about fire's sacred role to her people at age four when she was caught playing with matches. elizabeth: my grandfather, who was blind, could smell what i was doing and made me put my fire out and sit below him, so he could explain to me what fire meant to us and how important it was. jaxon: for hundreds of generations, the yurok saw fire as a gift from the creator. the animals they hunted flourished in the open spaces. medicinal herbs and wild berries sprung from the ashes, and the to

elizabeth, amy? >> thank you jerry. thank you harvard bookstore for this incredible event this evening. i am so thrilled to be speaking with the great elizabeth kolbert. and also a big thank you to everyone who is tuning and this evening to talk about elizabeth's amazing new book, under a white sky. and of course the crucial and critical subjects that she addresses in this book. elizabeth, thank you for taking the time out of your very busy schedule to speak with us tonight. stu and thank everyone, thanks jerry for that intro. thank you laura and thank you amy for being here this evening i really appreciate it. i think everyone in the invisible audience out there. [laughter] i am very excited to talk to about your new book. but would you like to read a short selection for us? >> sure i'm just going to read a passage that is sort of near the beginning and it comes right after the trip i think a little context to trip that i take down the chicago cemetery and ship kanawha that has electric barriers on this weird fake rive

elizabeth drew gets tonight's last word.rts now. >> well, good evening once again. day 27 of the biden administration, and with the impeachment drama now over, the president has truly entered the post-trump era. the white house and democrats in congress beginning a full court press to make biden's agenda a reality. first order of business being his almost $2 trillion covid relief plan which he'll be pitching in ernest and in person to the american public this week.

elizabeth drew gets tonight's last word.ood evening once again. day 27 of the biden administration and with the impeachment drama now over, the president has truly entered the post-trump era. the white house and democrats in congress beginning a full court press now to make biden's agenda a reality. his almost $2 trillion covid relief plan which he'll be pitching in ernest and in person to the american public this week. biden hits the road tomorrow, heads to wisconsin, a state he flipped by about 20,000 heavily litigated votes. he'll be in michigan on thursday. today he released his message on social media. >> today we are living through another long, dark winter in our nation's history, combatting a deadly virus, joblessness, hunger, racial injustice, violent extremism, hopelessness and despair. but i know we'll get through this. i know better days are ahead. i know it because i know the story of the history of the journey of this nation.

host: elizabeth wydra?st: i do not endorse what donald trump said january 6, but i think there is no defense for it. i think the caller is right in that if this is not an teachable offense -- an impeachable offense, what is? this is not just encouraging a mob and encouraging violence, this was encouraging an angry mob of people. some were armed who went to the capital to disrupt the duty of congress in a sacred transfer of power that had up to this point in our nation's history had been peaceful. that is a shame. it is a stain on our democracy. history will judge donald trump harshly, but so should the senate when they take up their duty to consider the article of incitement to insurrection. i remember watching and i live in washington, d.c., i love this town and our constitution. watching the attack that day was terrible and terrifying. the jurors that will be considering these articles of impeachment where there, too. there were 100 witnesses in that senate chamber that was taken over by some of these ins

and clearly that has found purchase with a whole lot of kinds of people. >> elizabeth, your group isd the republican accountability project. why is holding some in the republican party accountable an important step in counteracting this kind of misinformation? >> at this point, we believe there are about 57 million trump voters that still believe the election was stolen. if you believe that the government has failed in its duties to you as a citizen, then it's not illogical to come to the conclusion that revolution might be necessary and that violence is justified, after all, that's kind of how our country was formed. so it's really important to reduce that number of 57 million. not all of them are going to be prone or vulnerable to violence, but just as ronan mentioned, there are threat actors actively trying to recruit. neo-nazis are posting guidance online of how to recruit a disheartened trump supporter into their groups. so we quickly need to dispel the myth that the election was stolen. the best way to do that is to get elected officials to tell the truth. and that's what the r

conversations with elizabeth about it. in this letter, she wrote this in response to their final conversation, which was the night before the month-long election process began. this letter is incredibly powerful. it is eight pages long. it is full of reasons why washington should continue on and serve a second term. she is upset he would have this desire to step down, even though it was the night before the election was beginning. it would be detrimental to society. it is a great letter. i found some very neat things in my research that i am going to debut today on this video. two things that i found is that this letter has edits from her husband samuel. that is unique to this letter, at least from what i have found in her many letters located here at the historical society of pennsylvania, all over. that to me shows how important elizabeth's opinion was to george, that even though samuel read over the letter, they still decided to keep it in her hand, because her hand and ideas would carry the most weight, as far as it we