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eric. eric: thank you for joining us on fox news channel, i'm eric sean, as president biden settles behind in office. speaking to leaders including mexico's president including president biden that they will send $400 million to stop immigration flow as it has spawn waves of migrants hoping to come to the country. mark meredith. hi, mark. mark: president biden has made immigration reform a new focal point and we expect to see more executive actions in the week ahead. one of the first orders as he got into office, we saw him sign the immigration directive, also essentially homeland security for a hundred day pause on most deportations from the u.s. the acting homeland security secretary says the pause would allow the department to focus on resources where they are needed more. biden homeland security alejandro mayorkas is in holding pattern, josh hawley fast tracking nomination. now let's talk about what you were just talking about, president biden speaking with mexican president by friday, the white house was productive as the two leaders agreed to work together on several different issues

eric, back to you. eric: all right, steve, thanks so much. arthel? arthel: well, eric, this is president trump's final weekend in office, and the question looms will he issue more pardons before leaving. let's go to mark meredith. he's live at the white house, to see if you have any answers. >> reporter: i'll certainly try. the president has three days left in office, he's keeping a fairly low profile at the white house. you see some staffers packing up boxes, people giving tours, but no sign of the president himself. the big question, will we see another round of pardons issued before he leaves office? when you look back at the last four years, he has issued some 7:00 0 pardons and 25 commutations ever since he came into office back in 2017. late last year the president did issue a slew of notable pardons, among them paul paul manafort, charles kushner and former trump campaign confidant roger stone. south carolina senator lindsey graham, though, is urging the president not to pardon anyone tied to the recent riots up on the hill. the senator says those responsible do

eric, the search and rescue mission continues. but as i was saying it's raining and we are still 4 hours from run size, eric. eric: very difficult conditions. arthel: sad. eric, more arrests being made after domestic terrorists storm capitol hill on wednesday. next we take a look at what went wrong with the security as lawmakers certified the 2020 presidential election. what you', we're made for. usaa balanced nutrition for strength and energy. whoo-hoo! great tasting ensure with 9 grams of protein, 27 vitamins and minerals, and nutrients to support immune health. alexa, ask buick to start my encore gx. ♪ four filets. ♪ you know this dinner's for their... kids. thanks for watching them. where's the pizza? the buick encore gx. current eligible non-gm owners get nearly 43 hundred purchase allowance on 20-20 buick encore gx models. current eligible non-gm owners aso the national eye instituteon did 20 years of clinical studies on a formula only found in preservision. if it were my vision, i'd ask my doctor about preservision. it's the most studied eye vitamin brand. if it were my vision, i'd look into preservision.

eric. eric: hi, arthel. thank you for joining uses this afternoon. i'm eric sean. district officials setting up perimeter throughout the downtown, barriers in the white house and capitol and canceling most events as a precaution but two permits were granted to allow protests nearby. authorities are bracing for possible unrest at all 50 state capitols, there have been the warnings but we should emphasize so far officials say there are no real exact credible threats. we have live fox news coverage for you, casey steigel in austin texas, let's begin with steve harrigan with the latest in the nation's capitol, steve. steve: eric, we heard quite a bit about the security zone or green zone being set by the secret services around the white house. you can see the security zone growing as we speak. it's getting longer and longer. this is about an 8-foot high steel fence all the way down this block. the white house is actually several blocks over say the security zone is growing, it's being reinforced at some of the intersections there's dump trucks the steel fence to make su

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eric? eric: yeah. promises to be quite another historic week. >> reporter: very much so. ericunt at the white house, thank you. arthel: well, eric and david, strong words from president-elect biden about president trump following the capitol hill riot, calling him one of the most incompetent prime ministers in the history of the u.s -- presidents in the history of the u.s. meantime, mr. biden is facing more pressure from progressives over his agenda after the democrats captured control of the senate in the georgia runoff. hillary vaughn is live in wilmington, delaware, with more. hillary? >> reporter: hi, arthel. now that president-elect biden has complete control of congress can, he does not want to lose it which is why senator bernie sanders lost out on the opportunity to have a new job as labor secretary. >> i did give serious consideration on nominating my friend bernie sanders for this position. but after tuesday's results in georgia giving democratic control to the united states senate in a tie vote, bear and i agreed -- matter of fact, bernie said we can't put control o

arthel: good job, eric. eric: well be back at 4:00 p.m.re news, arthel and i will be back. th and energ. whoo-hoo! great tasting ensure with 9 grams of protein, 27 vitamins and minerals, and nutrients to support immune health. ♪ ♪ ♪ mike: president biden expected to sign two executive orders on tuesday in an effort to modernize the immigration system. welcome to america's news headquarters from washington, i'm mike emanuel, executives are to halt or reverse parts of president trump's administration policies. david spunt at the white house. good afternoon, to you, david. david: the president was supposed to sign the executive orders on friday. in fact, the administration officials celebrating almost two weeks on

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eric. eric: hello earn i'm eric shawn shangs for joining us. the president is calling for nearly $2 trillion coronavirus relief bill. while republicans are balking at that high price tag democrats, though, may have to go at alone and house speaker nancy pelosi and senate majorities leader chuck schumer well they say that preparing to do just that if they have to. both say they could consider a new relief bill as soon as this coming week. david spunt is live at the white house with what could happen this week. hi. >> president biden is making calls privately to members on capitol hill both republican, and democrat and speaking of covid, it has been quite a year to give you a perspective monday is february 1st and it was last february when president trump here at the white house began holding covid-19 briefings that's how long we've been in this. president biden says now is the time to act. now you have to remember the current president is a creature of the senate. he spent 36 years representing delaware, walking through the halls of the senate he

eric: so your father said hoffa couldn't fit in the drum? >> he couldn't the legs to bend right. eric: is that met aal in. >> yeah. ericetal objects buried here, some on top of each other, and this is another spot right near the first one which is right -- that's the -- >> yes, right there. eric: -- what could be a barrel. this would be the spot. and it's exactly where frank pointed out to dan -- standing right here saying this is where jimmy hoffa is buried. is buried. well, the show riddled: the search for james r. hoffa, season four, starts next friday on fox nation. and you can watch the previous programs so you can get caught up for our big show, number four, and what we found next friday on fox nation. arthel? arthel: it really is a fascinating series, so if you can, definitely check that out. >>> well, he did 50,000 interviews during his six decades on air. coming up, a look back at the legendary life and career of larry king. hi, this is margaret your dell technologies advisor to listen, is to hear more than what's being said... and offer the answers that make someone feel truly heard. i understand, let's get s

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eric. ericright, thanks so much. molly. molly: control of the senate after tuesday with a pair of front elections in georgia, president trump and president-elect biden was expected to be back monday to rally the bases. next, campaign strategist for senator david perdue on how his candidate is being forced to stay home in quarantine for these crucial final days of the race. how this could impact the election. ♪ what this will do is change the way we are ending on this campaign. these last three days are really critical. i'm here making phone calls and participating virtually. we got a lot of surrogates in town, the president is coming a day night a big rally in dalton. eric: that is david perdue saying how he's not slowing down to spite his fact that he's in quarantine. the center coming into contact with a staffer who tested positive for coronavirus. senator perdue and his wife, they are quarantined together. thankfully both have tested negative. austin chambers, senior strategist for senator re

eric: we'll are to get the administration working to get those vaccines out as quickly as possible. dr. marty makary, thank you of so much. bloomberg cool of public health. >> thanks, eric. eric "the next revolution," steve hilton on that, obvious, he hosts the show, and he's going to take a deep dive into covid-19. don't miss the program tonight with steve hilton right here, 9 p.m. eastern on the fox news channel. arthel? arthel: well, eric, new administration, new look at the proposal to reform the judiciary. could that mean adding more justices? next, the republicans and even some democrats who are already pushing back on some judicial reform ideas. ♪ ♪ >> man: what's my safelite story? my truck...is my livelihood. so when my windshield cracked... the experts at safelite autoglass came right to me... with service i could trust. right, girl? >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ go pro at subway® for double the protein on any footlong. or on any new protein bowl! so many ways to go pro at subway®! it's not amateur-tein, it's pro-tein, baby! go pro and get double the protein for just $2 more. subway. eat fresh. hi, this is margaret your dell technologies advisor

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eric? eric: and, molly, the politics continues because of big name democrats campaigning in georgia today. with control of the senate on the line and riding on tuesday's critical runoff elections there, we will discuss what's at stake for both sides. georgia republican congressman buddy carter on the race in his state next. ♪ ericlosi has done it,e house speaker has been elected to yet another term, number four for ms. pelosi from san francisco. she has clinched the number of votes that she needs in her caucus to be elected the house speaker once again. ms. pelosi needed 214 votes, and she has now gotten over that, we are told. two democrats at least so far, according to our counting, votessed for two other -- voted for two other democrats. one of those was conor lamb from western pennsylvania, he did not vote for ms. pelosi the last time. so she has a very few handful members of democratic opponents in her caucus. there are some wondering now with her election as well as with the vice president, joe biden, becoming the president-elect and set to assume the oval office on january 20th whether or not the democratic caucus will be moved much more to the left in the progressive area in terms of the pressures that ms. pelosi and the rest of her party will feel. that is yet to be seen and yet to come. nancy pelosi,

she told eric that after the domestic violence call, sheriff's homicide detectives came in to ask questions about eric. this dinner date - tina told erico get their stories straight in case the cops questioned her again. tina - wired up - picked up eric from his home and drove to a restaurant called el torito. >> were you worried about this? >> not really. i was more worried that i wasn't going to get him to confess it again. >> i have two stories in my head, i don't want to screw up at all. >> okay, there's nothing. there's no story to tell, you weren't there, it was an accident. >> let's go have some margaritas. >> reporter: once inside the restaurant, tina tried to get eric to repeat the details of pegye's death. eric wouldn't go there. >> you don't need to worry about details, details are not important. >> reporter: so tina tried to get him to say why he did it. >> you could have just got a divorce, why would you go to that degree? i mean how do i know if you don't get so mad at me, and you wouldn't want to kill me? >> tina, i've been way more mad at you than i ever was. >> i know so how could you do that? >> i don't know. >> repor

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eric: hello i am eric shawn, the social media ban against president trump in the crackdown on parler and now sparking censorship and political bias. apple and amazon say parler did not do enough to moderate its platform, citing a risk to public safety after wednesday's deadly riots on capitol hill. same parler allow dangerous threats like the call to kill vice president mike pence on its site, parler ceo condemned the moves on "sunday morning features" earlier today. >> they claim that we somehow are responsible for what they call the insurrection, we have never allowed violence, we have never allowed any of the stuff on our platform and this seems to be like an excuse to basically eliminate free speech at a convenient time for them. we have grown so much. ericarles watson live in atlanta with the very latest on all of this. >> the latest move by apple and amazon to remove parler from the platforms could be a major blow to the company parler's website could go dark tonight as amazon threatens to be in the company from its web hosting services. the move follows google and apple's decision to support parler from their app stores after accusing the right-leaning social media platform of facilitating violence in the wake of the capital building riots. apple saying in a statement, we have always supported diverse points of view being represented on the app store but there is no place on a platform for threats of violence in illegal activity, parler has not taken adequate measures for a proliferation of the threats to people safety. on the contrary parler says it has taken steps to remove violent post that violate the platforms rules, the company says it's tried to work with big tech to no avail. >> they all work together to make sure at the same

eric. eric: thank you for joining us on fox news channel, i'm eric sean, as president biden settles behinde. speaking to leaders including mexico's president including president biden that they

eric arnesen from george washington university who directs the national history center. today, eric will introduce our speaker and moderate our discussion. as many of you regular viewers know, the washington history seminar is a collaborative decade-long effort of our two organizations the wilson center's history and public policy program hurt international history center of the american historical association. prior to the pandemic we met on a weekly basis at the wilson center. but now we are very pleased to come to you via zoom and facebook. behind this seems there are two individuals that help produce this events, peter of the policy program rachel weekly with the national history center. even in this zoom only era, staging these events is way more intensive and tuesday to mark coming up let me ask for your support. we thank our institutional supporters from the center for history and public interest and to george washington history departments. both of them supports the event series financially. we are also grateful to a number of individual donors who make these meetings possible. and whose rank we invites, encourage, urge you to join. details about how to do so are now available in the chat room. or simply go to our institutional websites. today session is being recorded and we will send it to you on our respective organizations websites. for the q&a part of the webinar, ericl remind you again please use the raised hand function in the zoom room functionality if you'd like to ask a question. once you press the button you will be entered into the queue. and when the moderator calls on you, please unmute your screen. you can also submit questions to rachel wheatley by the e-mail at our w hta tle why at historians.org. and with that, thanks to our speakers, let me turn the zoom room over to eric. >> eric. strict thank you christian. it's my privilege to introduce our speaker this afternoon, and discuss her chris mcdermott professor of anthropology at the george washington university but she received a ba from dartmouth from the fletcher school of law and diplomacy and phd from harvard. her research focuses on post- conflict societies. : : i am getting used to zoom but i miss the opportunity to be together, to be in a room, have that response. very grateful, look forward to this discussion. i would like to begin with basic remarks. it might be helpful to share

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eric. eric: hi, arthel. thank you for joining uses this afternoon. i'm eric sean.

eric swalwell. eric swalwell who is associated with the chinese spy. i was briefed by the fbi. if any democrat had the same briefing that i was, they wouldn't have eric swalwell, one, on the intel committee and let alone a manager. that just shows what a farce this impeachment is on they are just plain politics. the saddest part about all of this, what the american people want to have happen, they want to start focusing on putting people back to work and getting kids back in school and making sure anyone who wants the vaccine gets it. but now we have president biden who has gone back on every promise he made, just even a week ago about unity. there is no unity coming out of that, he's killing union jobs and empowering our adversaries. china is -- it's now no longer a policy of america first, it's china first. russia is winning because he's fighting the institution of america about energy and independence. tomorrow i will send him a letter because he just went back and lied to us one more time. he's killing energy independence in america making russia and the middle east stronger. >> maria: i want to talk about the biden agenda and how the congress wi

eric vanderley. eric was about to give his partner the coronavirus vaccine, as all couples do. when eric lifted up robbie's sleeve, he found an engagement ring taped to his boyfriend's arm, a perfect pandemic proposal. eric said yes and then he jabbed his now fiance with the vaccine. [ laughter ] >> yay! [ applause ] when you're through with powering through, it's time for theraflu hot liquid medicine. powerful relief so you can restore and recover. theraflu hot beats cold. aging is a journey. you can't always know what's ahead. since 1995, seniors have opened their doors to right at home for personalized care. to be their guide. to steer them through uncharted territory. and when it comes right down to it, to keep them safe at home. after all, home is the best place to be. right at home, navigating what's to come. ♪ >>> four years ago, republicans told voters they needed to accept donald trump's victory and, quote, move on. listen to this. >> democrats are doing everything in their power to take away the voters' choice. it's just ridiculous, and it disenfranchises the will of the voters

eric: i'm eric shawn. police are blocking downtown intersections in our nation's capital.d up to capitol hill, and they are closing the national mall for the ceremony on wednesday. the lockdown, of course, designed to prevent the atrocity that we saw on

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eric in michigan eric >> caller: hello, jim. >> hello, eric. >> caller: my question is on rocket company, symbol rkt. >> rocket mortgage where's that isn't that number 11 right? >> caller: well, yeah. >> is that fitz? >> caller: rocket mortgage -- hoping to be number one here soon my question, jim, is with bank stocks rising in the past few months, with the assumption that interest rates are going higher, and the fact that the lockup is expiring next month for the ipo, do you think these are the reasons the stock is lower and it's kind of trading in a ran range -- >> yeah, you know what, i think that people want right now, they want more -- they want the big banks. i think that you hit upon something big when that lockup expiration comes and then goes i think it's a good company. i think people understand what a good lender they are that's what matters to me. their credit, their lending, is better, superior, than almost every other bank i like the company i had a good hit with the stock. went all the way opposite, sell, went all the way back. it's interesting but not compelling right now

eric shiver. eric, why do the financial media always misread about it coin and bitcoin buyers? i saw headlines from bloomberg and others, have they ever met a bitcoin buyer? >> charles, thanks for having me. it is interesting the longevity of bitcoin in terms of its patterns, we see major disruptions like this and this is not the first time and i think a lot of bitcoin investors are used to this type of thing. certainly it has run up significantly. we saw this in many ways, the valuations have gotten out of whack but the issue is, there is fervent base. it is almost religious in nature that supports this and they're looking at sort of underlying infrastructure of the internet and technology and owning a piece of it in perpetuity. the challenge to this for newer investors trying to consider this you really need to understand that there are tremendous risks unlike other types of investments that may have a fundamental set of earnings streams, et cetera. you really don't have that. it is vulnerable. for instance, if the biden administration wanted to guesstimate in terms ever adding further regulations that many people expect overall the biden admin vision to heavily regulate many things it is vulnerable in that respect and could -- treasury department et cetera. what i think is most interesting about the fact that bitcoin is down in many ways it protects itself against a biden administration saying this is out of control, et cetera and wanting to regulate. the fact it didn't get too, it is not getting overly heated may end up preserving bitcoin's legitimacy. charles: 10-year period return on average annualized 200% a year. so you know, this pullback notwithstanding it had one hell of a run but i think it would be crazy for biden administration or any government to attack it simply because it is hot in an effort to derail it. another criticism has been about the ability of actually use it as a currency. there was big news today at the intercontinental exchange, digital asset marketplace will actually go public through a spac. of course we know it has been a banner year for spacs and bitcoins. you merge those two together but the thing is you will have a digital way of spending this digital currency. more and more of these sort of options are opening up whether square, paypal, or this particular app. as it becomes more ingrained into society, i think it makes it more difficult for governments to take it down? >> yeah it is interesting. i'm a big believer in digital currency. it is absolutely the future. it is the way to go. millenials, gen-z, the way they want to transact business. the problem is distribution. so many businesses don't really accept it. we're now seeing now square and others are beginning to help that process and i think, you're right, as it gets more ubiquitous it become as much harder argument for governments to be able to init screen and that is going to be the challenge i think for the industry, to be able to manage government's long arm because this whole concept of a doomsday hedge is defeated if you're going to have big government regulation to be able to shut it down. it is going to require the free market to fight back. charles: although it's a digital currency. so you can bounce it around. if the u.s. shuts it down it can bounce around to other places. i got just a short period of time. i was talking to kathryn about the federal reserve and all the accommodations. we have another $3 trillion from the federal government. the argument for the dollar, fiat currencies, anywhere else around the world, the authentic purchasing power continues to dwindle every single day. is that one of the biggest reasons to have digital currency? >> that is certainly an interesting argument and for i think many who are concerned about the dollar and, it is a way to offset. i think that there is an arguement. at the same time it then becomes a target, right, by governments that may be concerned about that but i think many investors are looking at bitcoin and other digital currencies to offset what is this overinflation by the fed, yes. charles: absolutely. ericto leave it there. great seeing you. >> great seeing you. charles: critics are blah h blasting new york governor andrew cuomo for his latest pivot on lockdowns but why he is shifting his tone is next. and having more days is possible with verzenio, proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant. verzenio + fulvestrant is for women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer that has progressed after hormone therapy. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. at the first sign, call your doctor, start an anti-diarrheal, and drink fluids. before taking verzenio, tell your doctor about any fever, chills, or other signs of infection. verzenio may cause low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infection that can lead to death. life-threatening lung inflammation can occur. tell your doctor about any new or worsening trouble breathing, cough, or chest pain. serious liver problems can happen. symptoms include fatigue, appetite loss,

heard steve kerr say he felt that his team played well despite the challenges they face in eric's father, eric paskel of course preventing a big spark off the bench with his 19 points in julian also had 19 points of those to lead the team for the warriors but at the end of the day. the clippers were just able to contain steph curry and had those back to back to back threes at the end of the game to kind of seal the deal there jason, so the words will get another shot at them on friday, but not result they wanted tonight here to center back to you. >>thank you kate get home safe in like kate said the warriors get another crack at the clippers. that is friday night at 07:00pm right back at the chase center of course we'll have highlights for all of those games that is your look at sports. >>where to stay on top of breaking news, this was a night another live look inside of the u.s. capitol tonight as lawmakers in a joint session of congress working together to certify the electoral college votes from president by the wlex victory in november's election the vote delayed for a number of hours afte

strain the eric 'd eric egypt's iconic litter is an industry base this we will lose instantly if we have another bleaching event of these magnitude if this continues they just will not be the opportunity for the corals to recover in between those magic. scientists a calling for strong climate policy from the government to reduce emissions without this the situation will finally get worse. she's 7 years old she's a hard black cat she's cool and her dad is a best friend. together they work hard to make their dreams come true. do you find that. china's little rock star. on al-jazeera. search teams discover one of the flight recorders that could shed light on the face of the crashed indonesian plane. there this is al jazeera live from doha coming up. u.s. democrats reveal their impeachment charges against donald trump and give the president one last chance to quit is. a win for india's protesting farmers the supreme court puts a whole new song contentious new agriculture goals. questions about the timing of a sudden.

the media finally questioning congressman eric eric swalwell own his connections with that chinese spy: didn't exactly hold his feet to the fire. jake tapper asking congressman swalwell about his alleged contact with alleged chinese spy christine fang. a report said she target ad number of politicians including swalwell who she met eight years ago. zoom house republicans called for swalwell's removal from the house intelligence committee. swalwell says he was unfairly targeted. >> this is 2015 meeting, that i had as a stroll tear back in 2012 on the campaign. the fbi said i did nothing wrong. i think this is retaliation more than anything else. ashley: retaliation from whom you may ask? swalwell claims the story was leaked by someone in the trump administration to get back at him for being such a loud trump critic. stu? stuart: jake tapper never pressed him on that of course. ashley. ashley: nope. stuart: the white house, they got around to it, finally condemning the violent riots on the west coast. watch this. >> peaceful protests are a cornerstone of our democracy. but smashing windo

eric. >> i'm sorry, eric, the rule in prison is one in, one out. it's just like the nightclub. i am going to miss you eric jokes, have a good life. now what was really crazy is that trump pardoned kodak black and lil' wayne. which sounds like a good thing. he could pardon anyone, i guess but it is a terrible thing to do to a rapper. you are taking away their street cred. now what are they going to rap up, yeah, young weezy, can i get another job now, i look. ♪ now you see me on the street. ♪ on my way to jury duty. ♪ honestly, if you ask me, i think it's incredible that trump didn't pardon himself because it means that even president trump looked at donald trump's record and decided man, i can't let this guy off that easy. then again some people speculating that trump secretly wrote himself a pardon that he can use later. and honestly, i hope that he did. because donald trump, you know he is just going to end up waistk that pardon on some bullshit. >> mr. trump, your car is illegally parked in a panned handi cap spot and you are getting a ticket. >> now is the perfect time to use my one and only pardon. i

he posts your life from eric, one of the president's son and then collins says despite what eric trump may think , this is a problem. he's been profiled over and over again.

. >> seth: if eric -- you know eric >> yeah. >> seth: i mean, if he knew that i showed those, i'm goingvered socks with little, like, treads on them >> seth: oh, yeah, they're very - >> so you don't even have to wear your slippers >> seth: tread socks so you're saying that -- >> like, socks with little rubber things so you don't slip and fall >> seth: you didn't know they existed. we took our -- in simpler times when you were allowed to do this, we took our boys to a trampoline park. and at a trampoline park, you got to get the socks with treads even the adults. and that's when i realized >> oh, wow >> seth: because then life's great. [ laughter ] at the end of the day -- but i will say alexi shamed me once 'cause she said -- on a normal day once, she was like, "are you wearing the trampoline socks?" >> with your shoes [ laughter ] >> seth: how are you >> good. yeah, you know, it's crazy times but, you know. >> seth: it's crazy times. it's really nice to have you in the building this is, obviously, must be nice to be in a place that is sort of a comfort place now i would imagine, "snl"

eric — "i've just heard some good news." ernie — "what good news?" eric — "des o'connor‘s got a sore throat." number two, ernie — "des o'connor‘s a self—made man." ericblame." # loneliness, alone you'll always. ..# an old lady came up to me at the stage door and said, "mr o'connor, i have enjoyed your show." here's £5, "can you send me your lp?" i said, "you can get it at the shop for £3." she said, "i asked at the shop for the des o'connor lp and the guy said, are you kidding?" # homeless # and we're homeless, moonlight sleeping # homeless, homeless, moonlight sleeping on a midnight lake # and we're homeless, we're homeless # moonlight sleeping on a midnight lake...# # homeless, homeless, moonlight sleeping on a midnight lake # and we're homeless, we're homeless # moonlight sleeping on a midnight lake...# # the devil went down to georgia # he was looking for a soul to steal # he was in a bind cos he was way behind # and he was willing to make a deal...# # we just haven't got a clue what to do # just try a little wigwam, bam!# come on, tommy, rock on. what do you mean, rock on? it's not a discotheque. it's top of the pops. it's not top of the tops, i

eric's speech. he talked about adoration, infiltration, and exportation. even if you disagree with eric, i sit back -- when i'm in disagreement with eric, i sit back and say, but damn, that was a good argument. so it's my honor to nominate eric mcdonald as vice president, and i ask all of my colleagues to join me. >> clerk: okay. second to the nomination? >> second. >> second. >> all right. it is with great honor and excitement that i second the nomination of my fellow city kid, commissioner mcdonald, to serve as vice president. >> clerk: thank you. are there any other nominations? okay. at this time, nominations are closed. all those in favor of commissioner mcdonald as vice president? opposed? commissioner mcdowell, would you like to say anything? >> thank you all so much. yes, commissioner low, recreation, absolutely. thanks, all. >> before this item ends, i want to express my gratitude to commissioner low for his many years of service as vice president of the commission. he took on leadership roles in that capacity and always represented the commission and the department with the highest standards and often times with free legal advice, and so commissi

eric: hello i am eric shawn, the social media ban against president trump in the crackdown on parlerand political bias. apple and amazon say parler did not do enough to moderate its platform, citing a risk to

go to eric in seattle washington . eric. >> you so much for shedding light on the issues that face our country today . i think that our country of 320 million people have to their elected officials represent them properly. i personally show representatives and senators state to initiate article 25 for impeachment or otherwise section those involved with water, capital police to enforce this spectacle that we see today. i am for everyone was listening to write to their representatives have them represent them awayis . there's for our country. embarrassed see my family as invested in this country since the 1700s has been solely items residency and its representatives. and i said to be honest. i've been listening to your coverage all day today and i haven't seen anything like this in my lifetime in my mid-50s. so that's my point in seattle, stand in newjersey . most. >> excuse me, i'm so sorry about this administration. it really breaks my heart is. but i do say that i hope the numbers that are objecting to this vote continue,

question of his trial and what would happen with them could they be returned and eric holder had one. attorney general eric holder and obama have wanted to federal court is if not i don't think it is complicated but i would defer to openness as everybody says but i think there are some issues that are on the table one is the death penalty is there a possibility the death penalty could be taken off the table in preparation for some kind of plea deal we had the united states federal court civilian courts have try one detainee from guantanamo. for the lethal bombings. in tanzania and kenya and so and torture was involved all the bakkies both in terms of evidence that the prosecution wanted to bring and couldn't bring in terms of the individual on trial himself so there is some precedent for being able to have these trials there's no guarantee how they would turn out richard there and so this would be a viable solution of going forward but remember we can't do these trials in the united states as currently decreed by law because no detainee can be brought to the united states for any reason whatsoever ok so th