epstein denied having done so., actress alicia arden told police in santa monica that epstein invited her to the shutters hotel for a modeling interview for the victoria's secret catalog, told her to undress, and groped her buttocks against her will. >> just came in from a meeting with jeffrey -- >> i called my friend multiple times. >> i didn't expect i'd have to be in a bra and underwear in front of him in a hotel room. he gave me $100 cash as well. >> reporter: no charges stemmed from the ploort. >> epstein presented himself in a way that was not actually in line with reality of his responsibilities at l brands. that relationship was something that was very concerning to l brands and something they themselves investigated. >> reporter: no findings from this internal investigation were ever made public. wexner claims to have cut ties with epstein in 2007 amid the first federal investigation into epstein's sexual crimes. wexner also maintains that he had no knowledge of epstein's sexual predatory behavior prior to

while speaking today she said meeting epstein had been her greatest regret.ere's a look back now at maxwell's downfall. reporter: it is a fall from grace for the british socialite. in december of last year, she was convicted on five of six counts, the most serious being sex trafficking minors. >> a unanimous jury has found ghislaine maxwell guilty of one of the worst crimes imaginable. facilitating and participating in the sexual abuse of children. crimes that she committed with her longtime partner and co-conspirator, jeffrey epstein. reporter: -- >> the road to justice has been far too long. but today justice has been done. reporter: prosecutors described maxwell's conduct as a shockingly predatory. she was the key to his scheme to entice young girls, they say, many of the women who accuse the financier of abuse said she had served as a go-between -- grooming them for abuse. for these women, her trial was a chance for closure, after epstein killed himself while awaiting trial. maxwell, now age 60, denies abusing anyone, and says she's being scapegoated for

mister epstein is makingstuff up when he says it's more expensive . show me a study that shows that. the problem with these debates is we can't really check each other on the fly but show me a study and i'll he read it and you can argue. but the point is is not elitist because it's the cheapest energy. if people cannot in africa or less well places cannot affordrenewable energy they cannotafford fossil fuel. especially when you add in all the costs you have to spend to master the climate. let me emphasize this. mastery of the climate is an incredibly expensive . building c walls is expensive . building infrastructure is expensive . it's going to impoverish us. i don't think it's going to end humansociety but it's certainly possible and i might even say plausible . i said this initially we're going to be spending all our time, i plan to be but other people might be. spending all their money just trying to stay alive and master the climate is not cheap. the c walls, but all the kinds of investments people have to make. >> he keeps coming up and i feltli

i have never been to epstein island.ut i did one time accidentally find myself at a dinner with jeffrey epstein, woody allen, and soon-yi. this is true. i went with katie couric, of all people. and i thought to myself, this is it. i have to confront woody allen. there is no way, as a woman, i am not going to say something to this man. so i sat there and suffered through the whole meal, biding my time, waiting till the end. just as he was shoving a piece of blackberry cobbler in his mouth, i leaned over to woody and soon-yi and said, "so how did you two meet?" [ moans ] [ cheers and applause ] then katie couric looked at me and said, "okay, time to go, chelsea." [ laughter ] in other chelsea news, last night, i mentioned that i had three abortions in high school, and do you know what men on the internet had to say about that? [ bleep ].ecause i don't give a- [ cheers and applause ] but my old high school does. i recently found out my high school in new jersey, livingston high school, is refusing to induct me into their al

kelly, ghislaine maxwell wjeffrey epstein and the prince. speaking of the royal family, this week, this week, we found out that prince charles, the queen's slightly less-embarrassing son, has a very unusual way of funding his charities. >> royal sources say tonight that prince charles will no longer personally handle large cash donations for his charities. >> the prince came under fire over reports he had been handed a cash donation totaling $3 million euros, some stuffed into a suitcase from a former qatari prime minister several years ago. >> clarence house says it followed the correct processes regarding those donations. royal officials say they dispute many of the details in that report. >> trevor: yeah, so in case you're a little bit lost tturns out, after an investigation, they found that prince charles had received suitcases full of cash from a qatari. and he was like, "this is for my charity." and now says, i realize this was wrong and i will no longer do it." i love how they say, "prince charles will no longer accept suitcases full

let's welcome professor destler and alex epstein and danier. you just make me baby here just because it sounds good. can everyone hear me? well? yes, good. let's get right down to business so that you've had the introductions from jennifer. oh. not everyone can see me, but you can hear my voice. we're going to ask each of these gentlemen to offer us an opening statement on his view of the proposition, which you've heard stated for you and let me just repeat it just for the record that is should america rapidly eliminate fossil fuel use to prevent climate catastrophe. what we're going to do is we're going to have andrew go first. and he's going in an open. we're going to let each one do an opening statement kind of stating where they're at. give them about seven and a half minutes each. and as i said andrew will go first and then he'll be followed by alex and then afterward we'll give andrew a chance to rebut anything. he feels really needs to be addressed. that any point that alex rays so andrew. so slides thanks. so let me begin by saying ener

. >> jeffrey epstein was les wexner's money manager for many years.you mean by jeffrey epstein interfered? >> there was a certain point where it was reported to corporate executives that epstein had posed as a victoria's secret model scout which he indeed wasn't. >> what did less wexner do about it? >> according to a former ceo of the company, wexner said he would speak to him about it. >> reporter: wexner claims to have cut ties with epstein in 2008 amid the first federal investigation into epstein's sexual crimes. wexner stepping down from the company two years ago. we reached out to wexner's team for comment but did not hear back. through an attorney he told hulu he did not have any knowledge of epstein's sexual misconduct while under his employ. the docu-series is available on hulu and see more of our piece on "nightline." guys? >> so zohreen shah, thank you very much. gio? >>> you know, i love a morning smoothie, all right? i'm excited about this because hailey bieber's strawberry glaze skin smoothie was created with a los angeles supermarket. li

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we are pleased to have alex epstein, the president and founder of the center for industrial progress,of the also fuels. a philosopher who argues human flourishing should be the guiding principle of industrial environmental progress. he's the author of the new york times bestseller fossil fuels he's known for his willingnessss to debate anyone anytime and publicly debated leadingub environmental organization, the sierra club and 350.org over the morality of both of you will use. ourod moderator for this mornins debate is the editorial page editor of the denver gazette, a longtime journalist 25 year veteran of the colorado political scene, and award-winning newspaper reporter and editorial page editor, senior legislative staffer at the state capitol and political consultant, welcome professor and alex epstein to the stage. ♪♪ [applause] >> can everyone hear me? good. let's get down to businesss t. not everyone can see me but you can hear my voice. you have gentlemen to offer an open statement of his view of the proposition which you have heard. let me repeat it for the record, should am

let's welcome the professor and alex epstein to the stage. [applause] ♪♪ can everyone hear me?y. good. let's get right down to the business of it now that you've had the introductions from jennifer. not everyone can see me but you can hear my voice. we willo have each offered an opening statement on his view of the proposition, which you have heard before you. and let me repeat for the record that is should america rapidly eliminate fossil fuel use to prevent climate catastrophe. what were are going to do is hae andrew go first. each will do an opening statement a kind of stating whee they are at with about seven and a half minutesw each in after i said, andrew will go first and will be followed by alex and alr then we will give andrew a chance to read that anything he feels needs to be addressed at any point that alex raised. >> thanks. let me begin by saying energy is the most important thing in the world. if you have energy you can do anything else you want. so whatay is the best way to generate energy. now, wee generate most from fossil fuels right now but let me talk about

jeffrey epstein. judge proved that the couple organized a conveyor belt for the provision of sexual services; clients were rich famous people of the old. and the new world politicians are entrepreneurs, and american schoolgirls, who were forced to fulfill any whims of wealthy customers with gifts and threats, epstein died in prison in 2019 under mysterious circumstances. so in the dock maxwell was in splendid isolation some experts say if she can't get along with others. turned on and will not stop complaining about the conditions of detention, it can become a target for inmates. when, after a fight with a knife , they waved a knife, a lady contacted our program who complained about her ex-boyfriend, he allegedly beat her badly with the same request, she managed to contact a dozen other media outlets and received support everywhere, but the complainant, who was injured in the criminal case , was not recognized whether she tried she uses journalists, and what really happened will be told by alina skach

alex epstein. thanks for spending time with us.sition they are talking about, transition to what? it's hike calling for a pitcher out of the bullpen and there is no. pitcher in the bullpen. >> the alternatives have to be superior. the reason they talk about transition is they want a forced transition which means forced transition to fossil fuels that leads to an energy crisis. dan: we only have the battery capacity globally to power the globe for 75 seconds. what you are asking tore to transition right now if you force it is to people to freeze and starve. you are transitioning into something that doesn't exist. >> elon musk is claiming the world can run on so har and batteries. to power the whole world for three days which is the minimum you would need, it would take $400 trillion. unless you are dmeelg zimbabwe cushie, it it's life and death. europe is talking about not being able to keep themselves warm in the winter. what is it, 1840? we are forcibly preventing ourselves from producing the energy and we are preventing the poore

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lot of attention after maxwell's sentencing last month to 20 years for trafficking in the jeffrey epstein her victims wanting the maximum penalty must time. >> because i'm home and >> the last city her new prison amenities read like a brochure, inmates get $360 a month to spend in the commissary. >> on items, including smoked gouda spread and the tele they have access to arts and crafts, movies and wellness activities like and yoga is far from. you know, you're going far from from friends and family. but she the opportunity to have lots of guests, lots of recreational and if you have to be behind bars there, there are few places that are much better. but sentencing specialist justin, but kearney says this isn't like where lori loughlin and martha stewart were sent. >> prison camps dubbed club fed for white collar fraud. she's in a low-security prison with women serving at decades. >> on the inside, there will be violence there. there will be other offenders there. there are gang affiliations. there is measurably different than people think with their country clubs in club fed 2 totally di

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this is an email send to trump adviser boris epstein from a phoenix-based lawyer. the phoenix lawyer writes, quote, we would be sending in fact electoral votes to pence so that someone in congress can make an objection when they start counting votes and argue the fake votes should be counted. team trump saying the quiet part out loud, admitting their plot was fake. in a follow up email, the lawyer follows up, pps alternative votes is probably a better term that fake votes, smiley face. now the january 6th committee is showing how wide ranging the plot was involving fake electors from 12 states. even the president was aware of the fact elector scheme. today the former president returning to washington to distract that his plan to cling on to power was hatched there. tonight still spouting the lie. >> i ran for president and i won. i won the second time. did much better the second time. >> doesn't matter how many times you say it, it's still a lie. even though he didn't mention the january 6th attacks in his speech, it's important to mention what he spent most of his

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plot in an e-mail, such as what this pro trump attorney jack willenchek did in this e-mail to boris epstein. we would be sending in fake electoral votes to pence so someone in congress can make an objection when they start counting votes and start arguing that the fake votes should be counted, and ps, alternative votes is probably a better term than fake votes, smiley emoji. do you know jack? was that a name that was around? >> i don't. i do know boris epstein, i was not familiar with the other gentleman. >> so that's got to be really helpful, dave. >> how dumb can you be, right, this guy's a lawyer, or maybe not for long after those statements, i mean, he's saying the quiet part out loud, about, yeah, fake electors. if only their competence matched their nefariousness, we would have been in a lot more trouble. as a cherry on top, they have a demonstration of consciousness of guilt because this lawyer said that he and the republican party chair in arizona, kelly ward, wanted to keep this plan a secret until january 6th to surprise the democrats and the media. so if this was just a contingen

tonight's unfortunate name-haver is -- jeffrey epstein. >> actually, it's ep-stine. >> it clearly sethbut pronounced ep-stine. >> lou: that was "jimmy kimmel live's" "unfortunate name of the night."ep-stine. >> lou: that was "jimmy kimmel live's" "unfortunate name of the night." home, right? what? no. what if i'm not sure i have the right coverage for my car? oh, your agent can help you make sure it's just what you need. what if i accidentally hit a food truck and it gets covered in empanadas? you can file a claim on the app. at state farm, we're there for your "what ifs." ah, thanks! oh... mmmm. that is too spicy. that's for you! like a good neighbor, state farm is there.® call or click to get a quote today. want me to pay you back for the coke? i want to pay. did you do mrs. meyer's assignment yet? oh... get any size soft drink for just a buck, right now at mcdonald's. (music playing throughout) get any size soft drink for just a buck, ♪ la la la la la ♪ my a1c stayed here, it needed to be here. ruby's a1c is down with rybelsus®. my a1c wasn't at goal, now i'm down with rybelsus®. mo

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a fleet of drones over new york's jones beach on long island searching for sharks lifeguard carey epstein is also a drone pilot. >> to be able to put an unmanned aircraft like a drone up in the sky, 75, 100, 125 feet, and look directly down, was a point of view that we've never had before >> reporter: the drones launch three times a day and are not only looking for sharks but also large schools of fish that may attract sharks >> if we have a sighting or a potential sighting, we're able to pop that drone up in just a matter of minutes, and then make a decision on whether or not we feel it's safe enough to open up the water >> reporter: so far this year, there have been at least 25 shark attacks in the u.s six of those off new york beaches the most recent one, this past week >> "jaws," sharks. not interested >> reporter: new york's governor is now ramping up the use of drones what you are seeing, is there anything in this picture just yet that would be alarming >> as far as marine life goes, still scanning the shoreline, nothing of concern, no large schools of fish, no sharks. >> reporter:

and he said, have you ever heard of jeffrey epstein? i you ever heard ofjeffrey epstein?at, yes, if you took it literally to mean that hillary clinton was literally running a cabal of satanic paedophiles out of a pizza restaurant out of washington, dc they didn't have a basement, then of course it is nonsense. but if you took qanon as a kind of parable, which is that people feel that there are unelected people who were kind of controlling their lives in a changing world that they don't really understand how it is changing and they don't feel like these changes are happening to their benefit, then there is a kind of metaphor, qanon has the central core of truth and that is why so many people seem drawn to it, i think. has it spread across the atlantic? irene or gabriel, is it in the uk, is it in europe?— irene or gabriel, is it in the uk, is it in europe? yeah, i did some studies of— is it in europe? yeah, i did some studies of qanon, _ is it in europe? yeah, i did some studies of qanon, how _ is it in europe? yeah, i did some studies of qanon, how it - is it in europe? ye

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forget clinton and epstein, that's her husband and she's not responsible for it.and it could be argued, but that's another thing. it's crazy how men are edging out women in sports, they are very vocal, champions of partial-birth abortions, which is a grotesque practice, they are absolutely silent on human trafficking, abuse it's happening at the southern border, so to have amy schumer on your program because you want to be relevant in all of this and claimed that it's about empowering women, i don't think anyone is buying that. >> you are absolutely right, they are not giving a crap about it. see how i summarized it? that's why i am a host. [laughter] coming up next, public hygiene forgotten. the big apple smells rotten. migraine hits hard, so u hit back with ubrelvy u level up u won't take a time-out one dose of ubrelvy works fast it can quickly stop migraine in its tracks within 2 hours without worrying if it's too late or where you are unlike older medicines, ubrelvy is a pill that directly blocks a protein believed to be a cause of migraine. do not take with s

and it's ridiculous and i would like to also no real fast, why in the world is nobody talking about epstein killed and these pedophiles in the same government, - for they got. >> okay, before we let you go, just one more topic real quick paul waldman others news today, criminal contempt for refusing to turn over materials to the generally six committee but i want to ask about the committee because there holding a hearing this week of prime time what you think ultimately the impact will be on the suffer. >> i don't know that they stay there were going to transform the s way that everybody in america thinks about january 6, that may not have been possible given the polarization everything that which we have been talking about and they just wanted to establish an historical record, theyey wanted to gather more information so we have a more complete understanding of it of what went on and i think this afar, they been successful, there's a lot more that we have learned about what happened that we did not know before especially about n what went on inside of the white house. something in the end,

it's a step away from the jeffrey epstein kind of world to be totally honest.s now living in new york city i see, i don't go to nightclubs but there've been a few moments i've watched these groups of under age and women. it's related there's those celebrity men and this whole kind of market around this and you don't get paid but essentially they host a dinner so if you are a working model in la you're not making that much money, you're hungry. and the whole vibe is like to eat whatever you want, drink whatever you want. so had experiences of that where i felt comfortable as somebody that like to clear transactions and those were not very clear. then the other part is an experience i had with a now fugitive. they were essentially working with him to help that happen. if you haven't read it others a book called a billion-dollar whale or something. it's really crazy. my manager got a call and i just moved into an apartment in new york that had bedbugs and i was totally not, i was in the east village and was new to the world. they were like he just wants you to com

the queen kicked andrew to the curb after his ties to epstein came to light and the prince was accusedith a minor. she stripped the prince of all of his royal duties and banished him to the back of the castle that's what matriarchs or patriarchs do for the titles they hold. andrew nothing on hunter. drugs, illegal guns, bribes, corruption, hey, at least he is nice to russian escorts. >> anything on you. anything? i was literally saying i'm sorry that it took so long to give you $10,000. have i ever touched you in a bad way? ever? have i asked you every time if i could touch you? every time? sweetheart, look at me. you cannot talk to me that way and say things like that. because i'm more respectable than anyone you ever met. that's who joe biden brought to the people's house to celebrate america's birthday? that guy. i don't want him in my shindig i have seen what he does to m&m. they forgot to write you say god bless america on july 4th. >> thank you all so very, very much. thanks. >> god bless america. >> okay. >> god bless america, thank you. >> jesse: that's like showing up at a fri

it is a step away from that jeffrey epstein world to be totally honest. and now living in new york city i don't really go to nightclubs there's been a few different moments where i watch these groups under age clearly young women walking with one guy and the wealthy guys come and join. there's also celebrity men this whole kind of market around us. as an unknown model you do not get paid. they essentially host a dinner. if you are a working model and l.a. are not working that much money you are hungry straight up. i know they are doing, come to no value in the whole vibe is eat whatever you want, drink whatever you want. so a lot of models go they want a free meal. they get a little drunk and they are invited to the club. that is sort of when these wealthy men come into play. so i had experiences where that were i felt extremely uncomfortable someone who is always very -- like clear transactions. those were not very clear. the other part of that essay is an experience i had malaysian fugitive who produced an finance the wolf of wall street. he was essenti

and it's a step away from the jeffrey epstein kind of world, to be totally honest. as now living in new york city i don't really go to nightclubs but there's been a few different moments weren't watched these like groups of very under age very clearly young women walk in with like one guy who is the promoter and the wealthy guys kind of joint. insulated also their celebrity men, this whole kind of market around this. as an unknown model you don't get paid but essentially host a dinner. so if you are a working model in a light you're not waking much money, you are hungry, straight up. and you go to these things, the whole bible is like it whatever you want, drink whatever you want. a lot of models go because you want a free meal and they get a little drunk and then they're invited to the club and that is like wendy's wealthy men come into play. had experiences at that where i felt extremely uncomfortable as somebody who was always very like cleared transactions and those were not very clear. and then the other part of that i i say is an experience i had with the now

when they are not spiking jeffrey epstein stories and white washing democrat corruption, they are justaight up lying to you. >> i want to be clear in how i characterize this. this was a mostly peaceful protest. it is not -- it is not generally speaking unruly. but fires have been started and there is a crowd that is relishing that. >> native americans say video speaks for itself. >> he got caught doing something incredibly racist and disrespectful. >> at love questions in this case but i know jussie smollett is a really, really good guy. i just want justice to be served. >> looking ahead to 2020, one reason why i'm taking you seriously as a contender because of your presence on cable news. >> the question about wuhan lab. we know it's been debunked that this virus was man made or modified or anything like that. >> for all we know, these emails are made up or may be some are real and others are fake we don't know. >> you now have to figure out how to deal with a president of the united states who wittingly or unwittingly has been compromised. >> and white house press briefing democrat r

benefiting from a question mark lottery looking rich from a that's for sure we get sat down with alex epsteinds best experts on energy and the details of how it's made and transmitted what works and what doesn't we talk to him for an episode of tucker carlson today here's part of what he told us. ♪ ♪ >> it's considered this perfect thing i would rapidly eliminate fossil fuels by 2050? now china loves this kind of thing because they know that it's not told to do it and even the agreement doesn't even tell them very much but they know that the u.s. and other countries will unilaterally disempower so they've a strategic advantage to what they do is they have a fossil fueled powered economy over 80% fossil fuels which they use to produce unreliable solar panels and wind turbines which then they want us to manage and unfortunately joe biden's plan played right into their hands. >> tucker: renewables that would be industrial wind turbines, solar farms? they are reliant themselves on fossil fuels? >> every form of energy is usually fossil fuels solar and wind in particular their entire supply chain

agent of trump or his campaign or trump boosters, jenna ellis, bernie caric, rudy giuliani, boris epsteinng others. and then there is this a bomb shell piece of reporting breaking in the last couple of hours in the "new york times." the inner workings on the scheme they knew was illegal from the trump campaign and lawyers. it shows that the campaign knew that the slates of fake trump electors were just that, totally bogus, totally fake, meritless. quote, that story says this. in emails reviewed by "the new york times" and authenticated by people who had worked with the trump campaign at the time, one lawyer involved in the detailed discussions repeatedly used the word fake to refer to the so-called electors. and lawyers working on the proposal made clear that they knew that the pro-trump electors they were putting forward might not hold up to legal scrutiny. there's brand new momentum in the doj investigation into january 6th. it's stand ing right next to brand new stunning revelations about the plot. jacky alemany is here, "washington post." also joining us, maya wiley former assistant u

her innocence since the 2020 arrest, arguing she's been a scapegoat for prosecutors in the wake of epstein's charged with killing seven and injuring dozens others in highland, we have joey jackson. here's the timeline. in april of 2019, police rushed to the suspect's home because he attempted suicide. a few months later in september he apparently tells people he's going to kill his entire family. police respond to that, but then in december his dad sponsors his application to buy guns. officials in lake county, though, say that does not make the father criminally liable. how? >> yeah, boris, good morning to you. good to be with you. i'm not sure that statement is an accurate one. why do i say that? i think it's important to hold everyone accountable. in crimes you look at the charge and people's states of mind. people look at murders as intentional states of crime, and certainly as it relates to the shooter, it was. it was evil, despicable, should not have occurred. but prosecutors should hold accountable anyone else who might have facilitated that occurrence. when you look, borery, at michi

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her 2020 arrest arguing she's a scapegoat for prescriptions in the wake of 2019 suicide of jeffrey epsteina child have been injured in a russia missile strike in kharkiv. >> the latest attack comes as the u.s. prepares to send ukraine a new $400 million security assistance package. ukraine president zelenskyy will not release territory for peace with russia. scott mclain is live in kyiv for latest on this. scott, what are you seeing? >> reporter: there are plenty of signs that the fighting is intensifying in the southern part of the country. the ukrainians are warning people to evacuate even if it means going further into russian held territory. there is also that missile strike in kharkiv that you mentioned as well. that really is a reminder that the russians could strike anywhere in this country. but what is remarkable here is that the ukrainians continue to return. over the last couple of days, there has been more people coming into ukraine from poland than going the other way. president zelenskyy said that his country is determined to take back every square inch of occupied territory a

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an email from an arizona lawyer to boris epstein, a close aide to donald trump who in one email says that the president liked what was going on. but in this one, we would just be sending in fake electoral votes to pence so that someone in congress can make an objection and start arguing that the fake votes should be counted. and then alternative votes is probably better than the fake votes with an emoji there. they knew. >> they knew. they knew they were covering their tracks. this is lock stock and barrel evidence of criminal intent and knowledge. and the emoji and talking about alternate versus fake, it is like let's not call it bank robbery, let's just call it appropriation of funds from the bank with criminal intent. >> but if you are trying to prosecute a case, the noolg that what you are doing is across the line and you try to connect to who in the white house knew. >> and covering up how you talk about it. it is absolutely knowledge of intent. and it will come out. >> more investigative details to discuss later. but next for us, president biden is out of covid isolation and he

phoenix-based lawyer who helped organize the pro trump electors in california, wrote in an email to boris epstein, a strategic adviser for the trump campaign. in a follow-up email he wrote that alternative votes is probably a better term, then fake votes. adding a smiley face emojis. in another email, mr. will and shake summarize the plot this way. all of us, georgia, wisconsin, arizona, pennsylvania, et cetera, have our electors and in. their votes even though the votes aren't under federal law because they're not signed by the governor so that members of congress can fight about whether they should be counted on january six mr. well and check out the fight that he was anticipating on january 6th, and we all saw that fight. it is only a matter of time, before we are reporting to you that mr. belichick testified under oath to the federal criminal grand jury in washington d.c., that is now investigating a large range of possible crimes by a former president of the united states. leading off our discussion tonight is daniel vogue, when former house majority counselor for the impeachment trial of do

last night i covered the january 6th hearings and jeffrey epstein. what should we do tonight? laughter ] guillermo, who do you like better, israel or palestine? >> guillermo: i like mexico. [ cheers ] >> chelsea: i also like mexico. >> guillermo: yeah, it's the best. >> chelsea: you know, a lot of the comments online have mentioned you and i have really good chemistry, do you agree? >> guillermo: yeah, i agree, like cereal and milk. [ laughter ] yes, good team. >> chelsea: thank you. go team, go team! >> guillermo: yeah! [ applause ] >> chelsea: while yesterday's news was all about donald trump' totally psychotic behavior on the day of the insurrection, we also got a glimpse of melania's awfulness. her former chief of staff, stephanie grisholm, tweeted a screen grab of an exchange they had during the attack on the capitol. she texted melania, "do you want to tweet that peaceful protests are the right of every american, but there is no place for lawlessness and violence?" and melania wrote back, "no." [ laughter ] although this should come as no surprise when you consider all t

it was alex epstein debating general wesley clarke and you can find both of those debates on steamboat institutes youtube channel today. we have alex epson, but

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