>> no. >> just vanished. >> vanished. >> but sergeant ernst heard a detail that was curious.ting came in, the situation immediately rang a bell with the dispatchers. >> greg mulvihill had called our dispatchers earlier in the evening to ask their advice. he had received a phone call from an unknown person stating that that person was a private investigator and had some information. >> greg said the mysterious caller was a man with a deep voice, who claim to have documents that greg would want to see. greg without the impression it was evidence that could be used against him in his custody battle with diana. the man said he'd leave a package for greg to pick up. greg asked the dispatcher whether he should go. what was their response? >> probably not a good idea. but it was up to him. >> and he went? >> and he went. >> this was the meeting spot. and isolated dirt road near a power pole. greg asked his boss, a neighbor jason to join him on this bizarre mission. jason told police, around 11 pm, the men pulled up to the intersection of avenida soledad and the dirt road. sergeant e

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. >> reporter: iowa senator johnny ernst a republican and magaziney are leading an effort to mandateuilt on the mall. at least 54 other senators are also on board. getting agreement across the aisle shouldn't be hard. >> exactly. when you think about our veterans, men and women who serve don't ask each other what political party they are in as they go into danger on behalf of their fellow americans. they work together for the cause of freedom. >> we know that it is the right thing to do to place the global war on terror memorial on the national mall but bureaucracy is getting in the way. >> reporter: for now the memorial is on hold. the foundation that will build it can't start the design process without a location, anda senator ernst, an iraq war combat veteran doesn't want to keep families like the farmers waiting. >> we want to make sure that we're able to honor those that have participated in our nation's most recent war while they are still with us. >> reporter: what would it mean for your family to have a memorial on the mall? >> it would mean everything. >> reporter: the senat

. >> reporter: republican senator joni ernst, also an iraq war veteran, and democratic senator maggiehasan, are pushing congress to act. why is it so necessary >> it is part of a healing process, and for many american families, they want to know that their loved ones will not be forgotten. >> for our veterans, especially of afghanistan, but for the entire war on terror to know that their efforts were not in vain. >> reporter: the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan in august was a reminder of the toll the war had taken. but families want to permanently honor their sacrifice. what would it mean to come to the mall to see a memorial that honors your husband? >> everything. i don't know how else to say that, to know that he would be here, oh, my god, the thought makes me want to cry it's a big deal. it would be -- yeah. sorry. >> reporter: it is stalled in congress advocates in congress, including senators ernst and hassan are hoping to include it in th annual must-pass defense authorization bill, something that's expected to be brought up in the senate in the next month, but there is some

ernst: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from iowa. ms. ernst: thank you, mr. president and i also want to thank my senior senator from our great state of iowa for his wonderful contributions to our agriculture sector. and this is an extremely important topic that we are bringing to the floor today, the threat of agriculture ransomware. and, mr. president, from grocery stores in iowa to new york and every state in between, it's no secret that the price of groceries has drastically increased over the course of the past year. combine that with the ongoing supply chain disaster, it's even more apparent that the last thing we need is a cybersecurity attack that would shut down any of our agriculture production. like many iowans, i'm increasingly concerned about the growing ransomware attacks on our nation's ag economy. in a 2019 report, researchers from the university of minnesota outlined the seriousness of the risk of cyberattacks to the american food and agriculture systems. the report indicated that american agriculture is extremely vulnerable. due to the outda

young girls leading at the start of a big race but empowering runners of all ages like 10 year old lia ernst to complete her first five k. is what the mermaid series is all about. i knew i could do it, but and it was going to be hard and but i did it anyways. for the last month, nava cone has been training leah to use running as a way to deal with stress and anxiety. it just. like relaxes me, and it makes m. like calmer. they ran across the finish line together, hand in hand to see her progress and continue to do something that was hard even though she has all of these different things that she needs to no combat in life. um it was awesome. these are just two of the about 1500 women and girls inspired by the mermaid run the series with 10, mile 10-k and five k runs started in fremont with the triathlon specifically for women way back in 2000 and four when i started, it was very male dominated. uh so i wanted to create an atmosphere that was inviting for the women to come out to. so women's triathlon made sense and that helped bring out that very supportive, welcoming and encouraging environm

young girls leading at the start of a big race but empowering runners of all ages like 10 year old lia ernst to complete her first five k. is what the mermaid series is all about. i knew i could do it, but and it was going to be hard and but i did it anyways. for the last month nava cone has been training leah to use running as a way to deal with stress and anxiety. it just. like relaxes me, and it makes me. like calme. they ran across the finish line together, hand in hand to see her progress and continue to do something that was hard even though she has all of these different things that she needs to no combat in life. um it was awesome. these are just two of the about 1500 women and girls inspired by the mermaid run the series with 10, mile 10-k and five k runs started in fremont with the triathlon specifically for women way back in 2000 and four when i started, it was very male dominated. uh so i wanted to create an atmosphere that was inviting for the women to come out to. so women's triathlon made sense and that helped bring out that very supportive, welcoming and encouraging environme

we discussed it with clout ernst, a member of the german parliament, who told us it's the public that are going to suffer does is ship it the only file it's in tissue did the which this is unfortunate because the german, as well as european customers, would eventually pay for such delays into it is necessary indeed that the pipeline opening is expedited as soon as possible. this for the gas to start flowing and fill up the storage facility is off of so i lost the federal government. if the current gas price increase has something to do with russia not fulfilling its contractual obligations, i have received confirmation to the russia hasn't been filled, all is contracts, and there is no information proving otherwise me this notion ra, a shows like that. here we have politically biased people who blame russia for anything that goes wrong. that he, again, we do have other pipelines that operational, these we still have nor stream one and several other my bonds that allow us to obtain russian gas. however, because the netherlands, norway are planning to cope gas production, i see that nor

we discussed the situation with klaus ernst, a member of the german parliament. he says that those who will suffer the most from the gas supply delay our ordinary citizens. as i said that the only file it's in tricia. this is unfortunate because the german, as well as european customers, will eventually pay for the sanction delays into is necessary indeed that the pipeline opening is expedited as soon as possible for the gas to stop flowing and fill out the storage facility he's off so so and off the federal government, if the current gas price increases, because something's true with russia not fulfilling its contractual obligation lock . i have received confirmation to the russia hasn't been filled all it's contracts, and there is no information proving otherwise. this notion ra, a shows that here we have politically biased people who blame russia for anything that goes wrong. that hagen, we do have other pipelines that are operational. these we still have nor stream one and several other my bonds that allow us to obtain russian gas. however, because the nether

while the new string to company is based in switzerland, we discussed the situation class ernst, a member of the german parliament. he says though it's the public who suffered the most does exhibit the only file it's in to the of the which this is unfortunate because the german as well as european customers, would eventually pay for such delays into is necessary indeed that the pipeline opening is expedited as soon as possible for the gas to stop flowing and fill out the storage facilities office, i've asked the federal government if the current gas price increase has something to do with russia not fulfilling its contractual obligations. i have perceived confirmation. the russia has fulfilled all its contracts, and there is no information proving otherwise. this notion ra, the shows that here we have politically biased people who blame brush for anything that goes wrong. they, again, we do have other pipelines that operationalized, we still have north stream one and several other pipelines that allow us to obtain russian gas. however, because the netherlands, no way of planning to cope g

partners across the iowa senators feinstein and senator gillibrand has joined us and of course senator ernstader as well to figure out the origins of covid and then to the response of the united states as well. where it goes next we hope we can get this as an amendment on the national defense authorization act in three or four weeks and hopefully it will pass the senate and the house will agree as well. >> . steve: that is mass pass legislation that it means it could really happen this year. >> yes sir. the nda a has been passed over 60 years in a row authorized as funding for military it is a must-have piece of legislation so it is amendment to the bill and it does have a path forward and now shirley our president will sign off on it as well. steve: is everyone here involved in this ready to get to the bottom of this? we have been focusing on that and if all goes as planned in terms of the votes at the end of this year and the president signing the legislation when can we expect to have actual hearings and witnesses and documents? when will that be quick. >> it will be months not weeks the

senator joni ernst is working to create a 9/11 commission to expose origins of the virus.ers? trey, this is quite a job, we know because communist chinese do not want us to know the origins of covid-19, certainly if might lead to some discovery of nefarious activities by the chinese. we have about at this for over a year now. it is wonderful to have a bipartisan group of senators sponsoring this bill with kirsten. >> it will be a 911 style commission, it is imperative we find out how this started. what we can do to prevent it in the future. trey: senator, is there opposition to your idea, the 9/11-style commission, if there is. from where does it come? >> well, we have not had open opposition yet. but i can tell you that a number of efforts we have had to discover the origins of covid-19 have not been fully embraced. so we're going to work very hard to make sure that we continue to grow the numbers of sponsors on this piece of legislation so we can get to the bottom of covid-19. like i said it is important that we understand the origins, so we can prevent it in future, thi

so science has developed through the years -- >> martha: that is joni ernst as you have been listening to the senators, republican senators talking about the importance of this case that the supreme court is about to hear. the state of mississippi's 15-week abortion ban is at the heart of this challenge to roe v. wade. joining me right now, a woman that you just heard about, the attorney general of mississippi, lynn fitch, who is defending that ban before the supreme court. attorney general, very good to have you with us today. tell me what -- we just heard some of this case laid out. i know that you have written and spoken obviously about this a lot. this is the other side, from the brief by jackson's woman's health organization. they say two generations spanning five decades have come to depend on the availability of legal abortion and the right to make this decision has been further cemented as critical to gender equality. what do you say about the case and about what they say on their side? >> well, thank you, martha. it's great to be with you today. >> thank you. >> this is a trem

mozaffarian. >> i'm sorry, i didn't see senator ernst come in. she is also from a state that knows how important this is. dr. -- >> dr. mozaffarian is a cardiologist. he has a heart too, and he's a dean and the gene mayer professor at tufts friedman school of nutrition science and policy and professor of medicine at tufts school of medicine. his work aims to create a food system that is nutritious, equitable and sustainable. the doctor has offered -- authored more than 450 scientific publications on dietary priorities for obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease and on evidence based approaches and innovations to reduce these burdens in the u.s. and globally. he has served in numerous advisory roles and his work has been featured in a wide array of media outlets. thomson reuters has named him as one of the world's most influential scientific minds. i'm grateful that you're here today. dr. odom's young is an associate professor and director of of the food and nutrition education in communities programs and new york state expanded food and nutriti

. >> reporter: republican senator joni ernst, also an iraq war veteran, and democratic senator maggieling process. and for many american families, they want to know that their loved one will not be forgot toen. >> for our veterans, especially of afghanistan, but for the entire war on terror, to know that their efforts were not in vain. >> reporter: the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan in august was a reminder of the toll the war has taken. the families want to permanently want to honor their sacrifice. what would it mean to come to the mall to visit a memorial that honors your husband? >> everything. i don't know how else to say that, to know that they would be here -- oh, my god, the thought makes me want the cry. it's a big deal. it would be -- yeah. sorry. >> hallie, that effort is stalled in congress. advocates want to move it extremely quickly but it's often a years long process. senator joe manchin is part of a committee that oversees the national mall and wants itting to through the normal process, something that could take years. the senator's office put out a statement today

senator joanie ernst of iowa, m marco rubio has a bill.hey're very different prescriptions for how to do that. they say, we'll do it through the social security administration. and delay -- if i'm going to take paid family leave when i have a baby, i'll delay getting social security when i get older. then there are lots of other ideas to do a partnership with businesses to give businesses corporate tax rebates, so there is a lot of support for the idea of it, even among republicans, because they are hearing from their constituents as well. but once you get down to the sort of idea of the, again, the philosophy of how to approach that, that's where the differences lie. >> yeah. ideas -- support for the idea, maybe not votes for a bill. so, we'll see if that moves forward. dana bash, good to see you. >> so good to see you. >>> a federal judge today is considering former president trump's request to keep roughly 700 pages of white house documents out of the hands of the house committee investigating the january 6th insurrection. trump's legal

young girls leading at the start of a big race but empowering runners of all ages like 10 year old lia ernstirst five k. is what the mermaid series is all about. i knew i could do it, but and it was going to be hard and but i did it anyways. for the last month, nava cone has been training leah to use running as a way to deal with stress and anxiety. it just. like relaxes me, and it makes m. like calmer. they ran across the finish line together, hand in hand to see her progress and continue to do something that was hard even though she has all of these different things that she needs to no combat in life. um it was awesome. these are just two of the about 1500 women and girls inspired by the mermaid run the series with 10, mile 10-k and five k runs started in fremont with the triathlon specifically for women way back in 2000 and four when i started, it was very male dominated. uh so i wanted to create an atmosphere that was inviting for the women to come out to. so women's triathlon made sense and that helped bring out that very supportive, welcoming and encouraging environment now with its 1

teams, these development teams are developing productivity software and companies like boeing and ernst & young are starting to develop and if you're willing to buy google and microsoft and willing to buy oracle, you're buying software companies no difference in buying bitcoin than microsoft is my argument. it's a software. ethereum is a software people should take note. a lot of people don't know sitting around the dining table thanksgiving in the last 12 months, $3 trillion worth of economic transactions have happened on ethereum that's a lot of capital. and it's happening every second. ethereum is a little slow and i'm taking bets on other platforms and all software development. that's what this crypto thing is about. maybe you want to trade bitcoin. i buy these positions and hold them for the long term and leaving tonight to go to abu dhabi because all these leaders and development teams are going to be there and spend eight days talking to all of them this is going to be one of the largest gatherings of crypto in the world ever i have to be there >> okay. pete, no crypto for you or

young girls leading at the start of a big race but empowering runners of all ages like 10 year old lia ernst to complete her first five k. is what the mermaid series is all about. i knew i could do it, but and it was going to be hard and but i did it anyways. for the last month, nava cone has been training leah to use running as a way to deal with stress and anxiety. it just. like relaxes me, and it makes m. like calmer. they ran across the finish line together, hand in hand to see her progress and continue to do something that was hard even though she has all of these different things that she needs to no combat in life. um it was awesome. these are just two of the about 1500 women and girls inspired by the mermaid run the series with 10, mile 10-k and five k runs started in fremont with the triathlon specifically for women way back in 2000 and four when i started, it was very male dominated. ah so i wanted to create an atmosphere that was inviting for the women to come out to. so women's triathlon made sense and that helped bring out that very supportive, welcoming and encouraging environm

it is a bipartisan push led by republican senators roger marshall and joni ernst and dianne feinstein it from happening again and senator marshall hopes under the new commission sanctions could be placed on labs like the one in wuhan that won't cooperate. sanctions even against china if it won't cooperate and he claims that certain u.s. intelligence agencies have also so far refused to cooperate. >> intelligence agency has been not forthcoming. i think that they've not released the documents that could have been released. i thought that the previous national security folks were releasing information more timely. >> the state department has repeatedly said it continues to back the current who investigation despite the fact china has blocked its attempt. china points the finger the other way saying on friday the u.s. turns a blind eye to facts and science and has politicized covid-19 response and resulted to origins tracing. president biden had a review that didn't lead very far and limited scope and time frame. we know that secretary biden is planning a meeting on thursday. whether the

i want to knowledge the presence of senator joni ernst, another person concerned about these issues. i would like to start off with introducing -- senator lahey: i did not see her come in. sen. booker: a cardiologist, a dean and a professor at tufts friedman school of medicine. he aims to include a food system that is nutritious, equitable and sustainable. he has authored more than 450 scientific publications on dietary priorities for obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease and evidence based approaches in efforts to reduce these in the u.s. and globally. he has been featured in a wide array of media outlets. thomson reuters has named him as one of the worlds most influential scientific minds. i am grateful you are here today. dr. odom's young is director of the food and nutrition education communities programs in new york state expanded food and education programs. in 2021 he joined the cornell faculty after spending 13 years of the university of illinois at the department of kinesiology and nutrition. dave -- the research explores social determinants of dietary behaviors and rela

in one the president announced his decision to withdraw from afghanistan and you are told senator ernstn your couch during that period. while you are on your couch we preparing for yourin confirmation hearing and then to take the office you now hold? >> it was after my confirmation hearing and i was preparing the best i could with open source material. >> from the time you were nominate or confirm did you speak with national security advisor jake sullivan? >> i don't think so. >> not one. >> we wereno under construction not told do anything that would presume confirmation. >> following the news were open sources. what point did you become the president's decision to withdraw all the troops in afghanistan by september 11? >> when it was announced to the nation. so what was your opinion on if we should withdraw the troops are we mean when the true presence in afghanistan? >> . >>on similar to what this committee has heard from secretary austin and generals miller and mckenzie and millie that we should maintain a residual true presence in afghanistan. >> byy the time the president made his

caller: my take away is that mitch mcconnell, ted cruz, joni ernst, kevin mccarthy, chuck grassley, lindseyhe governor in florida, mike pence, tim scott, they all support a man who said the climate change is a hoax. he is a draft dodger, but he knows more than a general. the man is obviously an idiot . host: thank you. guest: i assume he was referring to donald trump. i do support president trump. if you compare the presidencies from president trump to president biden, it is without question the president trump is the superior president. look at afghanistan. both men were able to preside over afghanistan. did president trump support withdrawal? yes he did. but not a reckless withdrawal. joe biden pushed forward a reckless withdrawal. i have seen the classified material. it was reckless. we are in a worse stance when it comes to foreign policy now today than we have been in about 25 years in the united states. let's move on to our economy. president trump would have not supported some of these reckless economic policies that joe biden sought in february and march the made it so much harder f

. >>> iowa senator joni ernst proposing the fauci act. now, the fauci act would ban the u.s.h did not use tax dollars to fund gain of function at the wuhan lab are. also calling for accountability for officials who intentionally misled congress. >>> to how do you feel about this? a dallas bar is banning mariah carey's christmas classic until december. ♪ all i want for christmas is you ♪♪ >> reporter: they banned it, so we went ahead and played it early. the bar will only play the song once per night. i say the more christmas music, the better. steve: but first, one holiday at a time. let's get through thanksgiving before we hear the christmas music. brian: that's all we ask. >> reporter: no, i disagree. steve: well, we just played it. >> reporter: i start playing christmas music after labor day. ainsley: me too. and what about a fire? i light a fire starting in september. >> reporter: well, i don't have a fireplace, but i put a yule log on my computer. [laughter] steve: lighting the garbage bags on fire here in new york city -- brian: no one's picking up the garbage. oh -- th