what, what does it mean to be evans i'll call, you know, when we think of the word, evan jellico with which is basically spread the gospel in the good news. right. this is how evans locals always thought of themselves. what we see now is evan chuckle isn't being acquainted with politics. and so i've said before, i wrote an article back in 2012 about this, and i said that republicanism was a new religion. and that this was a religion that had aligned itself with evan joke, lism, and i think i wanted to explain them to me this fascinating and confusing to me. if we say it's a political identity. yeah, we say it's rooted in a particular sort of christian values wrong. so harding, the good news i get that there are competing interpretations and ideas about what it means to be christian about what the good news is about the new testament about, geez, i get all it it right, but i can't imagine any iteration that makes sense. and corresponds to trump, and yet evangelicals tied themselves to trump if you were evangelical of any sort, whether you are, even if you thought of it of a thought of

you could have latino evan juggles, but white. evan jello calls on the cynic one, not of everything. they are it. and so as a voting block, they are the people that they go for. and let me say this very clearly, because this is a way you need to understand why average others like donald trump. donald trump delivered donald trump delivered supreme court justices over 200 justices. donald trump delivered for them, he was there deliverer. and from then we say delivered supreme court justices, we are talking about justice is who would overturn roe v wade? that's right. okay. and which was the thing that they have been fighting for for a very long time. and so he got those justices. he got those justices when he lined up everything for them. so why wouldn't they go to the capital and fight for him? why wouldn't they go to the ballot box and fight for him? why wouldn't me believe that the election was a lie? because donald trump was ordained by god to be in that particular position. and so that's what evan jell calls. think right now who are for donald trump? a chris it in your book, jesus

evan mcmullin might be a swing vote. senator lee is making 11th hour plea from fellow republican. >> mick, if you like to protect, give us a chance, get on board and help me win reelection. >> shannon: senator, welcome back, senator mike lee. your opponent says you betrayed your oath to the constitution with regard to the 2020 election. here is what he said. >> lee helped plan the effort to recruit fake electors and american democracy, no one need take my word for it, it is a matter of public record, the truth is the truth. >> shannon: here is text he cites between you and chief of staff mark meadows. december 8th, if small handful of states had slates of delegates, there could be a path. january 4, i've within trying to unravel this for him, say day, i've been calling state legislators for hours and will spend hours doing the same today to figure out path to persuasively defend. evan mcmullin says the texts speak for themselves, how do you explain them? >> there is no truth to what he's suggesting there, there were rumo

just about the time don evans arrived. evans has retired now, but was a rookie detective back then.was his first homicide case. what'd you find when you got here? >> there were three young men in this very yard, and they just looked distraught, and they were consoling each other. >> on the porch, trent's chair was turned over and evans could see blood and debris left by the ambulance crew. what was your first idea of what appeared to have happened here? >> you know, when i first walked up, i went with what appeared to be the obvious. that someone had simply walked from the side of the house, fired the shot, and then exited back toward the rear of the house. so this is almost like an alley here. so it would provide concealment. >> take advantage of surprise. >> yeah. if someone was gonna take a shot, that made the most sense. >> believing the shot came from a handgun, police looked for shell casings. and yet for all they looked, there were none, nor any other evidence. still, detective evans figured there was a party that night, so there were bound to be people who saw something. >>

evans next move was stunning.d lottie's incredible reversal, letters confiscated from daker's prison cell. 4,000 pages of correspondance between the convicted murderer and the woman who testified against him. >> i sent him daily devotions and bible cards and a lot of information, case files. i actually feel like i'm his personal secretary in a way. >> it turned out lottie had actually been helping with daker's appeal. he gave her research assignments. she looked up cases and printed documents, mailed them to prison, and then waited for his next request. do you think waseem daker is manipulating lottie from prison? >> there is no doubt by sending those letters to him, a convicted murder, a sociopath, she has opened the door and has allowed him an opportunity to get back in her life and we know he has a history of manipulating her. >> he is manipulating you right now into doing exactly what he wants? >> absolutely not. this is a repentive woman who is very remorseful and very sorry for what she has caused. >> but ev

sara, evan, stay with us.'s bring in cnn's senior legal analyst and former federal prosecutor elie honig and chief political analyst gloria borger. there are ten bullet points they lay out here, the president's action and as i said inaction in the subpoena summoning tens of thousands of supporters to washington, knowing they were angry and some armed, sending them to the capitol. they go on. your view of how they lay out the case as they send this subpoena? >> victor, this is an accusatory subpoena to be clear and reads quite like a prosecutorial closing argument. they used those bullet points to sum up the arguments they've been making over the past several months through the hearings. they basically get to the bottom line of this was all about you. people acted on your behalf. you lied to the american public. you lied to the courts. you spurred this on. one interesting detail i noted in this letter, the committee actually goes a bit further than they did even in the hearings. they say that while the january

arthur evans, ceo of the american psychological association. phone lines split regionally.astern and central time zones, (202) 748-8000. mountain and pacific, (202) 748-8001. dr. evans, where the rubber meets the road in terms of screenings, primary care doctors are expected to do this. are they trained to do depression screenings? guest: we know that people in primary care are screening for depression. the screenings are not full assessments. they are screenings people can do easily. primary care physicians can do that. many primary care providers are already doing screenings for depression. (202) 748-8000 if i am coming --host: if i am coming in for an anxiety screening, what are you asking me in that screen? how long does that take? what does that look like for somebody who maybe we going to the doctor and the doctor decides to go with these recommendations? guest: there are different types of screenings, but they recommended screenings for generalized anxiety disorder. these take only a few minutes. some of the symptoms that we look for our irritability, worry , people

they're looking to communications that involve state officials or state lawmakers, getting to what evan was just talking about, efforts to kind of pressure them not to certify the election results. they're also looking for any of these communications involving mike pence. obviously we know in the runnup to january 6th that trump's view of mike pence very much soured and their relationship very much soured. they're looking for any communications that the committee investigation and witnesses, and lastly anything that would involve the destruction of materials, any record of the destruction of documents, which was interesting. so this is a very broad subpoena in terms of what the committee is seeking and a relatively tight deadline in order to produce all of these communications. as evan was saying, they sort of run through all the ways they think donald trump was an active participant in this act of blocking the peaceful transition of power or attempting to. >> active and enactive at some

six years later, evan mcmullen i has reemerged. he's running for senate inn utah the state of utah againsthe incumbent mike lee. >> and amazingly, he could win. he could actually win. now, if mcmellonif m does win, d vote could very wellgive give democrats control. >> the u.s. senate democrats cos how did this happen?it doe how is this possible, you wonder? it doesn't make sense. utah is a conservative, highly republican republican state. mcmullen evan mcmullin has the same politics and worldview as pete . >> but a judge, he is a liberal democrat are, but he's nots running as a liberal democrat. and that's the key to success. i this year.g as a >> evan mcmullin is running instead as an independent, e is and many voters appear to be under the impression that he actually is independent, but a he's not. that's a lie, a transparent lie. evan mcmullin is roughly as independent as kamala harris is . he's considerably less i independent than, say, ellen ohmar, evan mcmullen, is anything but independent. he is entirely controlledn. and has

for evan mcmullin to suggest otherwise is an absolute farce. as to why i'm not on a black list for russia i do not know. i look forward to being put on such a blacklist. they should put me on one because i cannot stand vladimir putin. >> will see if you end up there. want to talk about the issue of abortion. a couple of things here would you onto the 15 week nationwide ban after republicans for years have said this should be solely a state issue most of them. and also the link of the draft opinion from the supreme court, you clerked over there. are you concerned whether or not we are ever going to get an answer about that leak? >> as for the leak, i am troubled we've not gotten an answer but i believe they could have and should have gotten an answer right away. it baffles me too know why they haven't figured this out. i know some things are more difficult to investigate than others. me quite frankly we have gone this long for that section may not get an answer. as you senator graham's bill, i have much respect for lindsey graham part he is a de

evan, nice to have you here. by not aligning with either party, you're going to lack committee clout. is that worth the downside to utah? >> well, great to be with you, michael. i just don't think that's true. i know that's what my opponent says. but senate rule 25 says that every senator is required to have at least two committee assignments and then you can possibly have a third from a smaller category. but i will have committee assignments. there's never been since world war ii a senator elected as an independent who hasn't had committee assignments. of course i will. but more importantly i will have, utah will have one of the most influential votes in the senate. it will be our opportunity to have a voice in the senate that we have not had ever. i don't think much will happen in the senate frankly without the voices, without the votes of senators like me, if i'm elected, who are acting more independently than party bosses and special interest groups. that's the big opportunity for this coalition of republican

and they suggest the classes might have been and was 7, an 8 of evan prison. and these appear to be exactly the ones where the political prisoners are being held that were captured like during the last round of protests in the last couple of weeks. so students, journalists, artists, lawyers, people like that. this is with raising eyebrows. this is what the raising eyebrows there. and as i said, all of that is not verified at the moment, but it wouldn't be the 1st time in its history that the islamic republic actually kills its potential political opposition. back in 1998 in thousands of prisoners were killed according to human rights groups. and one of the men responsible for that was in the death come into the so called one back then is now iran's president abraham rice, the so i fear, there's good reason for many iranians around the world to be worried. and that's why we saw a big spontaneous gatherings not only and to run, but around the world. also he and berlin in front of the foreign ministry of iranians, trying to raise attention to what's happening ins

evan perez is "outfront." evan, what else do we know about this?nk there is more. >> right. this communication came from jay bratt, who is the head of the counter intelligence at the justice department, the national security division, erin, and he is the one that has been leading this case, the investigation into these documents that were taken during the august search. and what "the times" is saying is they've told the lawyers for the former president that they believe there are still additional documents in his possession, and it's not clear exactly what the justice department might do to try to retrieve those documents. it apparently is -- obviously there are multiple options, which include possibly conducting another search. >> just pretty incredible. and i know there were some lawyers on the team who said okay, they say they're missing stuff. let them look everywhere. let them come back. and trump has chosen not to do that. >> this is a feature of the trump world where you have certain people around the former president who are advising him to

is it time for a third party, evan mcmullin? >> well, i recognize the reality of an entrenched two-party system in our country, but i don't think it well serves our country. it's left tens of millions of americans feeling poorly represented, and i, frankly, would favor a multi-party system that would allow for better representation of more americans and, i think, a healthier competition of ideas. whether that will develop and mature, i'm not sure. it will depend, i think, largely on the direction of those two parties. will republins and democrats be consumed by their extremes and move further to the fringes? i just don't know. i think the republican party is headed, certainly, right. on the democratic side, certainly the far left has gained a lot of influence within the party. and if the parties, the two major parties, drift further to the extremes, i think it will create a lane, but more importantly, a demand for an alternative. but i think the real determining factor will be what the two major parties do. >> evan mcmullin, we'

evan, thank you very much.you as well. >>> the rioter who pulled washington, d.c. police officer michael fanone into that mob storming the u.s. capitol back on january 6th has now been sentenced to more than seven years in prison. the man named albuquerque had dragged fanone away from his fellow officers, wrapping his arm around fanone's neck and tearing him into the krould, wh which beat him unconscious. fanone, who is now a cnn contributor, suffered a heart attack as rioters beat him and tased him repeatedly. the judge in her sentencing told him fanone was protecting america and called the attack on the u.s. capitol one of the country's darkest days. >>> just ahead, protesters in iran are braving gunfire and tear gas from government security forces. we'll have the latest on the deadly crackdown. that's next. say verizon has the largest and fastest 5g network. but, they don't. they only cover select cities with 5g. and with coverage of o over 96 of interstate highway miles, they've got us covered. ♪i like to v

where is evan mcmullen's money coming from? >> act blue.e democrats, who want democrats to get elected, and rubber stamp joe biden's agenda in the congress. they go on to this donor network called act blue, and donate to him on act blue. they've raised $2.5 million the last quarter alone. predictably evan mcmullen spends that through democratic consultants, people who represent other candidates, who are far left, just like he is, and who are democrats, who admit they're democrats, while evan does. look, he courted the democratic party's endorsement in this race, convinced the democratic party not to run a candidate. he explained to them very specifically, look, i can get elected in utah, because i'll have an "i" after my name instead of a "d." he supports nuking the filibuster to support s-1, a bill that would get rid of the state's ability to require voter id. the state's ability to determine legislative boundaries. he would nuke the filibuster to get that passed. that would lead to the automatic registration of millions of illegal aliens

v has air footage showing the aftermath of the fire evan prison. according to stay tv, no prisoners managed to escape as a result of the fire on iranian st. atv also says the fire broke out after quote, riots and clashes erupted inside. parties blocked off rose, lead to the prison. to prevent the protest outside the rights groups worn, the lives of inmates art ris due to the fire. the nikoto for an uprising comes against the backdrop of unrelenting protests. any ron? they were sparked by the death of deena masa armine in police custody. after being told, she violated iran strict dress code for women. the public outcry has grown into a larger show of resistance to iran's ruling clerics. ah, members of it on spade a military force of women into to go inside bullets into to dis, latest images from the city of dust in northern eat on has gone widely despite object, down in internet, gut antique guffman protests intensifying a cross eat on students at the, it's the hon university. think i picture arctic song for that kind of country they want did have a

morale karima, she's the author of a book on around protest movement and she told me why tay runs. evan prison is envelope emblematic of oppression there. well, and then as you mentioned that your promo is historically, historically been a fortress for successive regimes in iran, to house iran, political prisoners, activists. and even to a national currently who is it will german iranian national is been kept there as being kept there since 2020 for example. so many have lost their lives. they are due to torture, lack of care, and the rape and even murder, and many of the prisoners currently in evan, are the ones that the government has abreast, in the recent protests, in the capital, and even across the nation. and has helped them in prison are all, tell us this. after all, the weeks of anti government protests that we have, and these images that we're seeing, what effect do you think that could actually have on, at the situation in the country at the moment? i mean it's, it's difficult to predict, but so far mass is our walking towards the prison. a political prisoners are quite worri

evan, what do you know about the charges?ve been filed against david depape. he is charged with one count of assaulting family member of a u.s. official and attempted kidnapping of a u.s. government official. of course, that kidnapping is reference to nancy pelosi, the speaker of the house of representatives, who was not there during the attack. but this -- these charges come with an affidavit from the fbi that really describes chilling detail of what went down on friday morning about just before 2:30 in the morning, which is when this 911 call came in with an intruder in the home of nancy and paul pelosi. it describes the assailant coming into the bedroom where he was sleeping and then proceeds to say that he was looking for nancy. looking for nancy pelosi. it turns out, according to police who spoke to him afterwards in a mirandaized interview, he said he was looking for nancy pelosi because she was the leader of the pack of lies of the democratic party. that's according to this affidavit in this -- that has now been releas

look, democrats. >> evan doesn't look. paourted courted t the democratc party's endorsement in thiste. race, convinced the democratic party not to run a candidatehe , and he explained to them very specifically, look, i can get elected in utah becausel they'll have an i after my name instead of a d, but i support so what you supportrt. he supports nuking the filibuster to pass s1, s1, a bill that would get rid of the state's ability to require voter get rid of the state's ability to determine legislative boundaries.legislat. he would nuke the filibuster to he would nuke the filibuster toa get that passed and that wouldns lead to the automatic registration of millions of fillegal aliens onto our voter r registration files. >> so that's wrong. so if it became a fifty one forty nine senate and or he' fifty one forty eight , and if tot he's going to wel vote for somebody for senate majority leader. >> right.ms h't. he claims he would maint well, he claims that he wouldn't. he claims that he would maintain his independencindepen

welcome to the program. iran stay television says for inmates are dead and dozens injured in a fire at evan prison in tay ha aah! lays. and unrest broke out in the capital. saturday night news of the fire spread. people began marching towards the prison where hundreds of anti government demonstrators are being detained. a facility holds political prisoners, foreign nationals, and journalists. ronnie and state media say no prisoners managed to escape as a result of the fire, which was reportedly extinguished after several hours. images run on state tv show or to burn debris scattered around a building or fire fire sprayed down the area with water was get ronnie and officials denied a link to the protests that swept the country for weeks when he'd like to. hans governor says the fire was caused instead by a fight between prisoners in stowing workshop. earlier amaral to re me from the toronto university of toronto, joined us on the program. she is an authors written a book on descent in iran and says, chair hahn's even prison as long been emblematic of the countries oppression. this historical

i'll start with you, evan perez.eed, now that we have a little bit fuller picture on what we know at this hour. >> yeah, it appears that the police were responding to some kind of wellness check. it's not clear what triggered that. whether it was a security system or whether that was some other reason that, perhaps, mr. pelosi was able to get someone to get the police to go to the residence. but the fact is police were inside the home and they saw, according to the police there, they saw at least part of the attack take place, which was mr. pelosi was holding the hammer with the suspect, and they saw him carry out at least some of the assault he is now charged with. they were able to take custody of him. we have now gotten a better picture, a little better picture of the suspect. some of our fantastic team , ou investigative team here at cnn has been looking into his social media presence. they talked to people around him, people who know him. and they paint a very disturbing picture. somebody who has been obsessed w

i think there's been discussion of that here at the conference i think that was exactly evan's point,e doesn't want to live in a computer. it's the difference between virtual and augmented reality. what we see with the other companies, snap and apple rumored to be building are the augmented reality experiences where you don't escape the world. i agree with you, jon, we are seeing this definition, this creep of what is the definition here i think we blame meta here, they host the events where they talk about the metaverse at large and say in the future we'll have these augmented reality products we'll have the glasses you can see the real world so i think that's muddling the definition and meaning of the metaverse. >> finally, by the way, snap is less than a buck from recovering the price it was at before earnings and that huge miss and that 30% draw down we saw the following day. one thing coming up consistently, whether it's alphabet last night, clearly with tiktok, with snap, meta, is the influence of tiktok and the ability to steal eyeballs. to what degree do you think competitors

stanton evans: conservative wit, apostle of freedom." we've been talking with steven hayward, the author of eight books, among them "the age of reagan," the fall of the old liberal order 1964-1980. "the age of reagan" the conservative counterrevolution, 1980-1989. "patriotism is not enough," and then most recently that stan evans book. want to appreciate your time spending it with us for the past two hours. thank you so much. >> guest: thank you. this is been a real privilege. >> c-span now is a free mobile app featuring your unfiltered view of what's happening in washington live and on-demand. keep up with the days because he fits with live streams of floor proceedings and hearings from the u.s. congress, white house events, the courts, campaigns and more from the world of politics all at your fingertips. you can also stay current with the latest episodes of "washington journal" and find scheduling information for c-span's tv networks and c-span radio plus a variety of compelling podcast. c-span that is available at the apple store and

we mirror some of the comments you heard from charles evans just this morning and the fed is attentive and will try to be restrictive for some time. for now, let's get to the first word news with mark crumpton. mark: chicago fed president charles evans says the fed needs to quickly get to a level of interest rates where policymakers spend feet -- policymakers can feel comfortable pausing. they don't want to overshoot. >> frontloading was a good thing given how far below normal neutral rates were. overshooting is costly and there is great uncertainty about how restrictive policy must actually become. mark: mr. evans believes he wants to raise rates further and hold that stance for a while in a quest to bring inflation down to the 2% target. as covid tallies rise, fears of a potential lockdown are taking shape. the country reported almost 1900 cases on sunday, the highest since august 20. shanghai boasted its largest number of cases in almost three months and anyone traveling to shanghai will need a negative covid result within 24 hours of arriving in the city and will have to do three d

stanton evans -- "m. stanton evans: conservative wit, apostle of freedom."ou write in the book that this book had easily and called why stan evans matters. why does stan evans matter? >> guest: the reason i said that is the pollsters of pretty good short biographies of people like orwell matters, and so i i thought this fits that sort of genre. i thought he deserved a biography because although stan died some of my eager to go now he is already being forgotten and usually unknown by the younger generation i've learned. if you of the reagan era and all of us are aging out now, stan was a future important figure. as a journalist, as a thinker of some profundity i think and as an activist. he combined all those roles that are kept separate and then pilot as a historian. his last book was a pretty serious attempt at a vindication of joe mccarthy which is thought to be beyond pale. he was everybody's favorite guy because he was like us i said earlier from the with everybody. he was funny as heck in person. seldom in his writing but i don't answer favorite stan ev

you can call evan, don't call me. [laughter] liz: good to see you both, eric, evan.reat advice on how not to behave if you are a company faced with this kind of controversy. thank you both. really appreciate it. >>> the mission's post-pandemic travel boom -- nation's post-pandemic travel boom unre4re7b9ing despite sky-high air prices. we are headed for lax as the airline transitions from fall to peak holiday traveling season. closing bell, 37 minutes away. the dow is now up 310. although high of the session, 326. green across the screen. and the nasdaq up a full two percentage points. russell still the percentage gaper winner. ♪ ♪ moving forward with node- positive breast cancer is overwhelming. but i never just found my way; i made it. and did all i could to prevent recurrence. verzenio reduces the risk of recurrence of hr-positive, her2-negative, node-positive, early breast cancer with a high chance of returning,... as determined by your doctor when added to hormone therapy. hormone therapy works outside the cell... ...while verzenio works inside to help stop the g

evan peterson with the american red cross joining us from orlando, thank you. evan: thank you.udy: as we have been hearing, the flooding is so bad in some florida communities that relief agencies and others are having trouble getting to some of the hardest hit areas. that includes many journalists, including our team. wendy powell is one of the local reporters who stayed to report on the storm and its aftermath. she's the editor of "the naples daily news" and joins me now. she and her colleagues are working in a makeshift newsroom in fort myers. wendy powell, what are you dealing with in the naples, fort myers area right now in terms of what you have to cover? wendy: we are dealing with mass devastation. we have islands that have been disconnected from the mainland. the island of sanibel, the causeway collapsed into the bay. there's absolutely no way to get on that island. fort myers beach is another island where we have seen pictures. we have people on the island but we have not been able to go there. the devastation is beyond what i've ever seen in my entire career. judy: wha

placing me with evan mcmullin. >> tucker: do you think the voters of utah understand how fervently evanullin's donors hate the values of the state of utah? for real. not about tax raises. do you think your voters get back? >> i don't. the local media in utah is complicit. they want evan mcmullin to win for that reason. they are refusing to ask policy questions. they allow him to engage in ad hominem attacks on me notwithstanding that he claims to be campaigning on this platform of civility which is laughable. they never make him answer any actual policy questions. i think a lot of utah ones are beating -- are being duped and fooled. the tacit assistance of my republican colleague from utah. all 48 of my other republican colleagues are on board with me, have supported me in my campaign and of interest me. it's not too late, mitt. you can join the party. i welcome you to do though because otherwise you'll be stuck with two more years of chuck schumer being the leader and two more years of joe biden having unfettered rule over the united states senate. without any republican backstop. >> t

evan stewart is showing his ability at the line of scrimmage.u beat the press coverage. brad: first down, texas a&m. 45 seconds. gary: you at least have to give number one a jump ball in the end zones, don't you? brad: we know he can jump. king, blitz coming. anderson, give and chase. this one he throws to the sideline. will anderson looked like he got shot out open a cannon that time. gary: five-man rush that time. bama aggressively coming in. will anderson on that stunt again. doesn't get there quite in time to get the sack but force it is incompletion. brad: alabama's long winning streak, their number one ranking. all of it on the line here. 39 seconds left. the crowd trying to help. the tide defense. king. goes deep. to the end zone. broken up. by -- and now haynes king shaken up again. gary: right down the middle of the field. brad: he took a shot as he let go of that ball, right there. third down and 10. here they come. king down the middle. what a grab by muhammad. he's got the first down. gary: the clock will stop. get up and spike the b

evan mcmullin is running as an independent against mike lee, evan mcmullin has the support of the utahtic party. tonight's debate in utah, evan mcmullin said this. >> for you to talk will -- i think you know exactly how important it is, and i think he knew how important was when you sought to urge the white house thought a lot of election time fake electors to overturn the will of the people senator lee, that was the most egregious betrayal of our nations constitution in history by u.s. senator, i believe, and it will be your legacy. senator ali is still casting doubt. >> joining us now is evan mcmullin the independent senate candidate for utah, he's a former cia officer and policy director. thanks for joining us tonight i really appreciate it. what, for you, was the most important difference that you identified tonight between yourself, a former republican, and mike lee, a current republican, in this debate? >> well i would say just two things. number one, senator ali, you see somebody embodies the politics of extremism that i think now played our politics, and prevent us from solving

evan: it's very hard to say.hink we are in a new era in which the party-state relationship and the state-society relationship are going to go through a very significant transition in which xi jinping is going to try and further infuse the communist party into the daily life of chinese people and i think that's going to be very challenging for the party. especially if the party is not delivering more growth and higher living standards for the chinese people. the fact there are no women in the 24 -- and the 24 men that run the country -- that is a political statement in and of itself. as one of my colleagues put it, there are xi jinping's surrounded by all yes-men but not even one yes woman in this establishment. i think xi jinping is setting a new standard for politics and political succession in china. the whole issue of the role of civil society and public opinion and how the people of china are going to react to this new era of maximum xi jinping and how the people of china are going to react, especially in an

fusionism used to try and -- evans hated this term. he said you're trying to put together two things that are an unnatural match. you cannot have liberty -- he thought liberty rested on some traditions and a moral understanding of what human beings are. in that respect, frederick thought much the same. abortion. most libertarians are pro-choice. most traditional conservatives are not. so, that split -- i think you want to say this on behalf of social conservatives. aside from the electoral consequences, most reformer democrats. but i think what ought to be said is abortion was not a national issue before the 1970's. it was an issue but on a state-by-state basis. a lot of spectrum of views of how it should be handled and what the law should be. once we nationalized it, suddenly, it became front and center in our politics and it was unavoidable. it does not matter what you think about abortion or same-sex marriage. once they become national issues , if you are a social conservative, it is going to be hard to keep that coalition together.

carter evans, cbs news, san francisco. >> way to go, maya. that is the news for this saturday., "48 hours." don't forget "cbs sunday morning" first thing tomorrow. ted koppel anchors a special edition of the program called "a nation divided" exploring the boundaries given us. i'm adriana diaz in chicago. good night. >> live from the cvs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> you without funding. >> now at six, a reign of terror of terror over as a police arrest a suspected serial killer killer in stockton. > >> and more than 80 seniors forced from their homes by a fire good where they're ending up, and why they won't be going home anytime soon. >> on john ramus in oaklands roe district, where neighbors are nt only encouraging, but demanding that more housing be built in their backyard. we'll have that three coming up. > >> and later, two young warrior stars know they'll be in san fro with new long-term deals. and draymond green now knows that he he is in limbo. > >> but we begin the saturday night with a suspected serial killer behind bars in san joaqun county. police arrest

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we'll get back to you, evan perez. >>> there's more news we're following. let's get to the january 6th investigation, over 24 hours after the select committee's bombshell hearing, president trump is dodging a very, very key question, will he actually face the panel under oath. cnn's kristen holmes has the latest on the subpoena for trump and the chilling new video obtained by cnn. >> we are obligated to seek answers directly from the man who set this all in motion. >> reporter: former president trump ignoring the fact that the january 6th committee voted to subpoena him in a 14-page response posted on his social media platform. instead, focusing on grievances around the 2020 election and passing the blame for security failures, quote, the troops were ready to go. nancy pelosi and muriel bowser didn't do their job. they didn't like the look of soldiers. capitol police have testified that house speaker nancy pelosi was not involved in decisions about the national guard ahead of january 6th. this, after cnn obtained never-before-seen footage. showing lawmakers

evan, stay with us.our chief political analyst gloria borger, defense attorney shan wu, and cnn counterterrorism analyst phil mudd. gloria, what does the hiring of this conservative trial lawyer tell you about how seriously trump is taking this expected subpoena from the select committee? >> well, she's somebody well known to them, has worked with the trump team, has represented michael flynn, and it shows you that they feel, and i think rightly so, that no matter what happens in the end that they need to find a way to engage with the committee because they're going to have to engage with the committee. this is private citizen donald trump. he's going to be subpoenaed. and that could come very soon. and there has to be somebody who's the point person. there's another lawyer who will also be the point person for them, but they can't just leave it dangling out there. so they have to show their willingness to engage with the committee. >> the committee voted to serve trump with a subpoena but they haven't s