none of us here, none of us here condone attacks on a federal officer or federal personnel as well as u.s. citizen. let me shift real quick mr. cline mr. bishop talked about oregon. he talked about coordination and that was an situation unprecedented in your words something that none of his condone and i don't like seeing it and i disagree and i would do everything i can to stop or federal officers and being attacked talk about coronation. you extended your authority to cpb and i.c.e. to help in that situation. law enforcement officials didn't want to see that happen because of the controversy in the local elements that essentially in my words may be in claiming the situation. how can we move forward to make sure there's better coordination here? you are at the fed and they are at the local. we have to figure out the situation and the situation before it gets out of control. lessons learned. >> thank you chairman. we have learned a number of lessons out of portland. we rely on city county and state law enforcement. mr. torres mentioned we are a small agency. for us to, we don't want t

federal protective service. he says the agency and his officers stand ready to defend federal buildings. employees and visitors at all times. those comments came despite funding challenges that they face. he and cybersecurity officials spoke before the house homeland security subcommittee on oversight and accountability. this is just over an hour and 15 minutes. [silence] >> good morning, everyone. welcome to the subcommittee on oversight and management and accountability. i understand a ranking member is ok with us proceeding. he is on his way. i know there are a lot of contradicting messages this morning. you are supposed to be on the floor, in committee, or both or neither. subcommittee on oversight management will now come to order. without objection, chair is authorised to declare the subcommittee in recess at any point. good morning. i want to thank everyone for being here today. for joining us to discuss this most important topic of federal building security. protecting the facilities, employees, and visitors is a very important part of the department of homeland security's day to

, federal officers were blinded or injured by lasers. how widespread was that? if those officers recovered fully, have there been permanent injuries resulting? >> thank you, congressman bishop. portland was the very chaotic, unprecedented edge of that. we hadn't seen this before. a number of officers, within an fps 363 officers were injured. i think roughly a total of 800 injuries are not only the fps officers, but also the cpd and i.c.e. officers that invited our assistance. primarily with green lasers, molotov cocktails, ball bearing shot with slingshots, commercial grade pyrotechnics that were thrown at them. the fps, the dhs officers supported that events are, in my eyes, their heroes. they are level of restraint, their goal was to ensure that the courthouse, in the federal facilities in portland were protected. they achieve that goal. they stayed inside that courthouse until someone was attempted to cause damage, like setting the building on fire, before they come out to take action. when they did come, out they were hit with a barra

ask congressman david cicilline about the legislation he introduced to barr trump from holding federal office again. and later, we are putting the spotlight on actor, lawrence chester. yes, a man considered one of the six eastman alive is coming to my green table, all to dish on his lip-limited series. i am simone sanderson and i have something to say. by this very time tomorrow, we will have some long awaited answers from the january 6th committee about their investigation of the insurrection at the u.s. capitol. the committee is gearing up for its final committee meeting on monday, although they will summarize their findings and vote and whether they will refer former president donald trump and or his allies to the justice department for criminal charges. nbc news reports that while a final decision on referrals against trump has yet to be made, they are considering at least three charges. insurrection, obstruction of an official proceeding of congress, and conspiracy. congressman a committee member adam schiff says on cnn this morning that he believes the former president has earned crimin

federal grand jury issued indictments against one of the alleged crooked cops. here's bigad shaban. >> reporter: this all has to do with actual law enforcement officers accused of posing as federal agents in order to pull over driver and steal their cash and drugs along the border of mendocino and sonoma counties. federal prosecutors have filed new charges against one of the officer we told you about last year. the new charges against joseph huff acre, a now former cop, include impersonating a federal officer and falsifying records. he was already facing the possibility of 60 years in prison for the related charges filed last year, but he could now spend an additional three decades behind bars if convicted. prosecutors say huffaker and others posed as agents and illegally seized items. he maintains his innocence and declined to talk with us when he left court. they say huffaker and another man pulled him over claiming to be federal agents. they seized three pounds of his marijuana and sped off within minutes. flatten, who happens to be a former texas police officer knew immediately something wasn't right. >> i'm satisfied that they're being charged and held acco

i, in fact the united states has had a candidates for federal office including members of congress who have been indicted a run and successfully win positions. so this wouldn't be a boring offense now. trumpet, his followers have portrayed this whole investigation tyson as a politically motivated witch hunt. assuming donald trump doesn't end up in jail or bound from holding office in some way, could he end up profiting from all of this publicity? i think that's the more of an important question in this case, because it is just like the to impeachment prior to place or impeachment trials to place during his presidency. this is essentially going to be very much enmeshed in the political process. that's one of the reasons that he ran again, is to get a legitimacy to his claim, the discipline which haunt his faction of the republican party is already kind of giving lift to that kind of case. so that's what he's going to try to do. and that's going to strengthen the hand of those republicans in his space that wanna see similar investigations take place of joe biden state just to give a kind

federal prosecutors have filed new charges against one of the officers we first told you about last year. those new charges against joseph hoffacre, a now former cop with the rohnert park police department, include impersonating a federal officer and falsifying records. he was already facing the possibility of 60 years in prison for the related charges filed last year, but he could now spend an additional three decades behind bars if convicted. prosecutors say huffacre and at least one other former officer posed as atf agents and illegally seized marijuana from drivers during stops and then falsified records in an attempt to cover it all up. huffacre maintains his innocence but declined to talk with us as he left federal court this week. it was last year when we first introduced you to zeke flatten, who said huffacre and one other man, who is yet to be identified, pulled him over in southern mendocino county, claiming to be federal agents. flatten says they seized three pounds of his marijuana and then sped off, all within just minutes. flatten, who happens to be a former texas police of

they are known by name for they are not slumberingly watching, and quite officially the federal office the protection of the constitution, the reichsburgers are known for the fact that they pay taxes and do not recognize acting states. they live as if in the yard the era of bismarck and the kaiser from time to time the most radical of them are sent to prison. in october, for example, a 75-year-old former teacher was arrested. also from the imperials, she was preparing to kidnap the minister of health lauterbach himself, for which a year in prison threatens the current conspiracy is much larger, but he hardly had a chance to be crowned with success, those arrested are adherents of conspiracy myths, supporters of the ideology of the citizens of the reich as well as the ideology of qanan. as far as we know, the structure of the organization is a council arranged, like a government. they had separate departments. just like in the cabinet of ministers, several members of the terrorist organization considered the possibility of infiltrating parliament and germany by force among the conspirat

has brought more than 900 criminal prosecutions of this event for everything from assaulting a federal officerstruction of federal property to resisting arrest to seditious conspiracy, which means conspiracy to overthrow and put down the government. so, the department of justice is fully engaged in the process of examining all of these events, so we have every confidence and hope they will pursue it all the way to the top. but, there have been no charges leveled yet against donald trump or john eastman. we want to set forth the elements of these crimes and all of the evidence that is coming to the possession of our committee. laura: former vice president mike pence, the rioters were calling for him to be hanged. he said today that mr. trump was reckless, but seem to imply he was not necessarily criminal. wouldn't it be divisive to prosecuted former president? mr. raskin: first of all, reckless is the very least you could say of someone who responded when told his vice president mike pence was being subjected to a mob yelling "hang mike pence," and trump said in response, perhaps he deserves it

this would bar donald trump from holding federal office under the 14th amendment.it says that no one who previously took an oath to support the constitution and engaged in insurrection or rebellion shall hold any office. at this point, as republicans prepared to take control of the house, is this seen as more symbolic of a vote or could this actually pass and get to the president's desk? >> i support the legislation because it basically puts into law what the constitution already had. it helps enact the actual works of the constitution. i think there's a chance that republicans -- the one thing they can't stand as a loser. not only did he lose, all his candidates said he has supported it for federal office. they lost in the senate races. a lot of his ideas are becoming a loser ideas such as election denialism. i could see republicans trying to support it. they don't want him to run because he is causing them to lose again. >> never one to mince words. that's what we bring you back all the time. my friend ted lieu from los angeles. thank you. coming up next, what yo

one of the national police is not the federal office of criminal investigation and many state level offices are criminal investigation, as well as other police officer. so this is my statement on the measures undertaken today. thank you and you have been listening to the federal state prosecutor speaking there in germany about the authorities following this alleged plot that em to topple the berlin government by force here in the studio with some more analysis on that statement. and the incident, we have political correspondent, an hon. what do you make of what we just heard there from the prosecutor? a fight interesting that they mention what kind of roles were foreseen for the different people in the room for this new government that this group wanted to instill. i mentioned the judge from berlin earlier and she was allegedly supposed to take over like the job as ministry of justice and the prince handling the 13th that the prosecutor also mention was supposed to be the head of this new government . and i find it interesting that they say that this was supposed to mirror like a state like

if trump is convicted of the crime of insurrection, he would be barred from holding federal office fort required to consider referrals from congress, it would add to the departments already existing criminal probe into trump's actions related to january 6th. the committee is also considering criminal referrals for some of trump's maga allies in working to overturn the 2020 election. for more on all this, i'm joined this morning by the panel. legal analyst charles coleman. political investigations reporter for the guardian hugo lowell. gentlemen, the best way to start the saudi is with you, you go. i'm going to go to you first. give us some insight into the deliberations that are taking place inside the committee as we noted in addition to the crime of insurrection. we know they're also looking at obstruction of congress as well as conspiracy. >> that's right. the obstruction of an official proceeding and conspiracy to defraud, to statutes that this committee has been considering for a while. this has been the culmination of a probe, a month long investigation. we started with liz chene

i get the people from the seattle federal office, the dot in salem, and the people from eugene and the county. nobody is leaving the room until we have an agreed-upon plan for the bridge because kept sending drawings back -- because they kept sending drawings back and forth. they got it done. they had money left over, so they built a beautiful pedestrian bike bridge next to it, which they named after me. host: serving on the committee, was that your first major accomplishment? if so, what other a compass stand out in that time? four during her time on the committee? dashboard d-ring your time on the committee -- or during your time on the committee? rep. defazio: there are almost too many to list. i represent half of the oregon coast. harbor maintenance, jetties, always an issue, a safety issue, access issue to the ocean. it is important to the lifeblood of these small towns. one of them has a very unusual condition. i got the money to build a new wharf because they needed to have a wharf. and i had trouble getting that money spent and finally worked out a deal with the state. there ha

for everything from assaulting a federal officer to destruction of federal property.too seditious conspiracy. which means conspiracy to overthrow and bring down the government was stopped so, the department ofjustice is fully engaged in the process of examining all of these events. so we have every confidence and hope that they will pursue it all the way to the top. but there have been no charges levelled yet against donald trump orjohn eastman. and we wanted to set forth the elements of these crimes and all the evidence that has come into possession of work committee. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. the thai navy is continuing a search and rescue operation after one of its warships sank on sunday. 78 sailors have been rescued, but 31 are missing. the corvette was on patrol 400 kilometers southwest of bangkok when rough seas caused the vessel to lose power, flood and sink. the british government's plan to send some asylum seekers to rwanda is lawful, the uk's high court ruled on monday. it follows a legal challenge brought by charities and ca

interviews, the committee's conclusion: former president trump should be barred from seeking federal office. here is cbs' nikole killion. >> reporter: nearly two years after a violent mob descended on the u.s. capitol, the house select committee investigating the january 6 attack concludes that one man lipt the fire-- former president donald trump. >> the chief architect was donald j trump. >> reporter: the panel found between election day and the riot the former president or his inner circle engaged in at least 200 apparent acts, pressure and target local and state officials to overturn the election results. >> i think what's been eye opening to me is just how close we tame to a very different outcome of this multipart plan had been developed, attempt to, you know, do alternate slates ofex lectors, find the votes in georgia. corrupt the department of justice. >> reporter: chief among the panel's recommendations that the former president be barred from holding future office, citing the 14th amendment. >> he is unfit for any office. >> reporter: on his truth social platform, trump blasted th

start with europe there the fight against corruption continues, an eternal process the federal prosecutor's officebelgium arrested the vice-president of the european parliament, among other things, there is a group of social democrats in kyiv, the party from greece and for at the scene of the crime simply as part of the corruption investigation in in the interests of kaptaru, where is football currently ongoing, according to the federal prosecutor's office, the cell is suspected of corruption, was detained at the scene of the crime, in addition, the police previously conducted searches in 16 places in brussels, arresting four people for questioning, this operation is related to possible bribery on the part of qatar, it is interesting what is in akela , this year she only took the chair of the vice president of the european parliament, being responsible in particular for relations with the middle east. previously, she was, among other things, a tv presenter, valevska yes that you have every chance since the 14th year mep from the greek party pasak or pasak a member of the s&d group according to e-e

this is not only such a task, you know, an administrative one or such a basic task for the federal officeerything that concerns the distribution of funds in the first place. uh, on time, the handed-over objects of the house of culture, the libraries are wonderful. our children's schools arts virtual concert halls when people imagine dress up. uh, somewhere far from the moscow philharmonic or the st. petersburg conservatory, evening dresses, shoes, the whole family come and listen to fantastic quality live broadcasts. it became very popular. we are now summing up the results, awarding the best and this is also the same as always. this, of course, is what spurs and motivates the modern library on everyone. after all, the library is no longer the same as it was no, in fact, this is the internet a cafe with the possibility of both quick access to the internet and the opportunity to read and the opportunity to quietly prepare. yes, i'm going to do my homework. well, among other things, a huge number of circles. you see, in belgorod, uh, small children, fuck, i say, read, teach, and in nizhny n

ofjustice has bought more than 900 criminal prosecutions in this event, everything from assaulting a federal officerstruction of federal property to resisting arrest, to seditious conspiracy, meaning conspiracy to overthrow the government. the department ofjustice is fully engaged in the process of examining all of these events and so we have every confidence and hope that they will pursue it all the way to the top. but there have been no charges levelled yet against donald trump orjohn eastman and we wanted to set forth the elements of these crimes and all of the evidence that has come into possession of our committee. the former movie mogul harvey weinstein has been found guilty of the rape and sexual assault of a woman at a luxury hotel in beverly hills. a court in los angeles acquitted him of a charge of sexual battery involving another accuser. weinstein, who is now 70 years old, is already serving a 23—year sentence after being convicted of rape by a jury in new york nearly three years ago. our correspondent sophie long sent this report from los angeles. he was the man who once ruled hollywood

this is not only such a task, you know, administrative or such a basic task for the federal office, buthing that concerns the distribution of funds in the first place. uh, on time, handed over objects houses of culture, libraries, absolutely wonderful our children's art schools virtual concert halls, when people imagine dressing up. uh, somewhere far from the moscow philharmonic or the st. petersburg conservatory evening dresses, shoes of the whole family come and listen to fantastic quality, live and broadcast. it became very popular. we are now summing up and rewarding better. now let's talk about sports alexander in argentina want to perpetuate the victory of the national team at the world cup. tell us what ideas you have tatyana dobroe morning the national bank of argentina is thinking about putting the image of lionel messi on the 1.000ps banknote. this is about 400 rubles. the captain of the argentina national team, lionel messi, after celebrating the victory at the world cup in buenos aires, returned to his hometown of rusario. this is about 300 km from the capital messi got ther

this is not only such a task, you know, administrative or such a basic one for the federal office, but concerns, and the distribution of funds in first turn. uh, on time, the handed-over objects of the house of culture, libraries, absolutely wonderful our children's art schools virtual concert halls, when people write themselves dress. uh, somewhere far away from the moscow philharmonic or the st. petersburg conservatory, evening dresses, shoes, the whole family come and listen to fantastic quality, live and broadcast. it became very popular. we are now summing up the results and rewarding better. in the rostov region , a bridge is being built across the severny donets river, a technology is used in which spans and supports they are building at the same time and also dismantling the old crossing, then, as everything happens, yevgeny danilchuk watched almost nothing left of the old bridge. now its last support is being dismantled, and from the opposite shore , the construction of the new bridge is gradually creeping over the surface surface of the technological process, this is the name

ofjustice has bought more than 900 criminal prosecutions in this event, everything from assaulting a federal officeresisting arrest, to seditious conspiracy, meaning conspiracy to overthrow the government. the department ofjustice is fully engaged in the process of examining all of these events and so we have every confidence and so we have every confidence and hope that they will pursue it all the way to the top. but there have been no charges levelled yet against donald trump orjohn eastman and we wanted to set forth the elements of these crimes and all of the evidence that has come into possession of our committee. come into possession of our committee-— come into possession of our committee. . ., ,, ., committee. that was congressman jamie raskin _ committee. that was congressman jamie raskin making _ committee. that was congressman jamie raskin making those - jamie raskin making those comments there. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. a landmark deal to protect the planet has been agreed to. the summit in montreal had been regarded as a last chance to put nature on a path

director office for federal cyber security. is an area where we have worked really closely in the last year since the national cyber director office has been stood up to work collaboratively across the executive branch and we work really closely with the scissor team and i feel like we this is an area you probably heard that many of us say that cybersecurity is a team sport, this is a team sport where i feel like we are winning as collaborators. um we still have a risk to our federal government, but i think in this specific area the national cyber director role has been critical and we have been very successful at working to safeguard the federal enterprise by working so collaboratively with cisa, the national cyber director. >> thank you and i think you have a seat at the table. >> absolutely. and what my federal suizo is dual headed to the onto the national cyber director team. so we not only have i not only have a seat at the table. um we work together every single day in that duel hat role to make sure our teams are complet

the panel also claims evidence of conspiracy to impede a federal officer and seditious conspiracy. >> the charges relating to the obstruction of the joint session, the interference of the joint session, the conspiracy to defraud the united states, those would be probably top of mind for the justice department, but they also need to look at the most serious charge, that is the incitement of the insurrection, the aid and committing an act of insur rektion. that is not a charge not brought very often and never brought before against a former president but nonetheless the facts here are very much on point. >> committee members focused on trump's involvement in paving the way. trump's campaign calls the committee's work a partisan witch hunt. >> in the days ahead we will see transcripts of interviews conducted dealing with cassidy hutchinson who the committee said was coerced by the trump team. sara murray has more. >> reporter: the house select committee investigating january 6th convening publicly one last time. >> he lost the 2020 election and knew it. in the end he summoned a mob to wa

investigated two political investigation of the events of january 6, 2021, he recommended that the federal prosecutor's officet trump under four articles of the federal criminal code, well, this means that it will be done because in the prosecutor's office will conduct its own investigation, a criminal investigation. it must find evidence that certain crimes were committed by a certain person. but i think that the chances that trump will be charged with at least one of several cases in which he is a suspect are very, very high. that a special prosecutor was recently appointed to investigate these two cases, this is a case about the events of january 6, the actual case is about attempts to simply falsify the results of the presidential election in favor of trump, and this is a case about the theft of secret documents and other documents in the presidential white house, which was found during a search of uh, well , in the residence of the current residence of trump in florida, and another case in george, which is being conducted by the district attorney's office in the city of atlanta in the capital of the stat

while the belgian federal prosecutor's office announced the arrests without identifying the suspects, their nationality or naming the country, suspected of contributing to corruption in a major you institution. this is what the prosecutor said about the investigation of the packages. hm. with this method of disease. so since the search is carried out on friday, were aimed intercepting compute equipment and mobile phones is on the equipment that is already be use and that should enable us to substantiate the suspicions. the prosecutors have, at the moment, from credit, more surprisingly, a large sum of money was found 600000 years at one of the addresses. so me to the owner of the some will now have to explain what this money was sitting at her house . 56, it has offices. she said, well i for more in this and joined by demetrius papa tim willis. he is a member of the european parliament. also one of its vice presidents is good to have you with us here and dw news. what's your reaction to these latest arrests? it is a very sad day. are they, you'd have been about a month. it is also a s

holders as automatic rounds for disqualification from ever holding public office again at the federal or state level. >> disqualified from ever holding public office again. it is a major move. and, in fact, today is twoi yeas to the day from when trump sent the tweet, be there, will be wild. and that is just the start of a very consequential week for trump. multiple investigation for the former president. tomorrow the house ways and means committee will discuss on how to move forward with the six years of trump's tax returns that it finally obtained. and friday they will release their full report, it includes full transcripts of what they were told by witnesses behind closed doors. that is going to be a lot of information. and then the justice department is conducting that simultaneous investigation on january 6th as well as trump's mishandling of classified documents at mar-a-lago. cnn is also learning tonight that the georgia special grand jury of trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election is now writing their final report. all of that happening as we speak. and in new york trump

. >> i went with 9 women who were running for federal office. it's worse when you see it firsthand. i heard horrific stories of what women are enduring at the bored. and so when you look at the whole impeachment debate of what should happen to mayorkas, impeachment is a tool of accountability and is a tool of trying to hold someone accountable for what's happening. do i think that should proceed in the house because there seems to be no mechanisms to hold this administration accountable. so they should have hearings, mayorkas should be able to defend himself in an impeachment trial but when i look at statistics, 5 million illegal crossings in biden presidency, a hundred thousand americans died of opioid abuse overdose last year, 75,000 of that was from fentanyl, so you have the number 1 killer of young people in our country is fentanyl that is coming over that border. to me that's a dereliction of duty. it's time to hold people accountable and if that means impeachment, sobeit. maria: how much damage has been done? did you see pictures, one thousand all at once coming to el paso, th

and directly everything on the side, and here only the body and back of the prosecutor's office and the federalimonopoly service visit point of sale where prices are unreasonably inflated based on the results joint checks on the facts of violations revealed to retail trade organizations issued a warning by the prosecutor's office. according to data from open sources, bulletproof vests have risen in price from seven to 135,000 rubles over the past nine months. the difference is colossal prices for the necessary life-support system warriors for protection systems communication system - this is mean, at least, because it is called to cash in on blood they only sell ammunition scammers attack the wives and mothers of servicemen a resident of yekaterinburg, evgenia kraeva, almost buried her husband unknown. call her , introduced themselves as employees of the military registration and enlistment office and said that her husband allegedly came under fire and the gibrirists asked to transfer money to the account for transporting the body, but the region felt the deceit and hung up. call some grandpare

but at the same time, we saw defeats in states and federal offices as well.ve to brace ourselves for people who have also succeeded by spreading misinformation about our elections and who will be elected officials and how they will use that power in 2024. there are more pressure points as well. but i was starting out by saying we are 2-0. we have become stronger and more sophisticated and we have built more partnerships as a result of what we have had to endure. the battle is not over. the challenges facing democracy are not over. i hope is that when we get to 2025, we can reflect on an air of misinformation move forward. i don't know that, but that is my hope. the reality is the battle over democracy in our country has been fought since its inception. it is our job as citizens to always be prepared to defend it. we are the high water mark for having to defend it against specific challenges, but that work will never cease. if i could quickly say, some of you know i started my career in montgomery, alabama. i did this work because over 50 years ago, people sto

teaching law school article one section nine clause eight which says unknown president, nobody in federal office can receive a present which means a payment an office or title of any kind whatever from a prince, king, or foreign state without the express permission of the congress of the unitedco states. i think it was never taught because no president had ever come near to violating it before. itit never occurred to any president to be in public office and also to be in business at the same time. and yet that's precisely what donald trump did. he rated millions of dollars. saudi arabia, the united arab emirates, and indonesia and you name it. lines of dollars going to the hotels, thed golf courses, licensing deals around the world. and what have you. and yet there was no real public framework for understanding this. even not that great of an outcry from the law schools and a legal profession about what was taking place. they were very honorable exceptions to that.an many sitting in this room. people who didn't understand this was a real problem but it was not a problem of a technical nature. th

it recommends that former president trump be barred from holding state or federal office.we have more. >> the culmination of an 18-month long investigation. it alleges that president trump was key in motivating the attack on the capital and failing to stop his supporters from breaching the capitol as lawmakers worked to certify joe biden's victory. house speaker nancy pelosi wrote this. the select committee to investigate the january 6th attack has succeeded in bringing clarity and detail the fragility of our democracy. committee chair republican liz cheney added every president in our history has defended this orderly transfer of authority except one. january 6, 2021, was the first time one american president refused his constitutional duty to transfer power peacefully to the next. following the release last night former president trump fired back sharing the highly partisan unselect committee report purposely fails to mention the failure of pelosi to heed my recommendation for troops to be used in d.c. peaceful words i used or study the reason for the protest, election f

the center of attention to work at the beginning of the religious teams of the russian federation , comrade officers once again, good afternoon, today we are listening to the commanders in each operational direction and would like to hear your proposal regarding our immediate and medium-term actions, please. today, a regiment of strategic missile forces equipped with vanguard hypersonic missiles has taken up combat duty in the orenburg region. it has become as a kind of gift for a professional holiday, the complex was put into service in the yasnensky missile formation. it will significantly expand the combat capabilities of the vanguard complex capable of flying in dense layers of the atmosphere at hypersonic speeds up to mach 27. this is about 32,000 km / h. it maneuvers along a complex trajectory, and therefore is practically imperceptible to enemy air defenses. a lot of work has been done to re-arm our regiment, this work consisted in the preparation of personnel, which was carried out in several stages from the voivode missile system to the avangard missile system for the crew to take up combat

office. that is a separate non-congressional federal agency.that there will be no cherry-picking or deletions by future congresses. fyi, most representatives will get to this report when we knew. the only difference is that we get redactions. we also get, yasmin, the report in any format we want published by our preferred news outlet with commentary or footnotes. you might recognize some names on this from our favorite news, legal, or editorial personality. if you prefer to have the report read to you to celebrate its elocution, well, audiobooks are already there. yasmin, i know you are saying, i have to get it right now. your wish granted december 22nd. that is when these first begin be released. it's perfect for your white elephant gift exchange. >> that's what i was saying. >> right there. >> that's exactly what i was saying. richard lui, we appreciate it. be sure to watch our coverage of the january 6th meeting tomorrow. at eight eastern, a recap special with rachel maddow, leaving our coverage all right here on msnbc and streaming on peaco

. >> we're at the federal prosecutor's office waiting for the press conference to get underway.hat we do know is eight criminal counts, two counts of wire fraud, multiple counts of conspiracy, all related to the misappropriation of billions of customer deposits. prosecutors say bankman-fried had used it to cover his personal loans. he also used it to buy luxury real estate in the bahamas, for him, his family and other top executives. he also diverted money to go to tens of millions in political donations. colleagues of mine have tallied the numbers and we have seen more than $900,000, and nearly $30 million to outside groups. the u.s. attorney, damian williams will tick it out of and we'll hear from the fbi. and the commodities regulation. and bankman-fried is in the bahamas. we'll wait to see how soon he appears in a court in new york. >> you've been following the hearing, the court is in a break, what has happened so far? >> victor, the court is in recess until 2:00. a bit -- 15 minutes after 2:00. that's when we're told a judge here in nassau could decide whether sbf is given

was teaching law school nobody talked emoluments clauses which say that no president, nobody in federal office can receive a present, and emoluments which is a payment in office or a title of any kind from a prince, king or foreign state without express permission from the congress of the united states. it was never taught because no president had ever come near to violating it before. it had never occurred to any president tobe in public office and also to be in business at the same time yet that was precisely what donald trump did and he raked in millions of dollars on foreign governments . saudi arabia, united arab emirates, indonesia, you name it and millions going to the hotels, to his golf courses, licensing deals around the world and what happened ? yet there was no real public framework for understanding this . not that great an outcry from the law schools and legal professions about what's taking place. there are very honorable exceptions to that, many sitting in this room i. people who did understand this was a real problem butit wasn't a problem of a technical nature and that's what

federations do have to apply every year. city administrator's offices review those applications and we forward a recommendation to you. i want to give you a snapshot of the campaign and the city resources involved in administering it. 10% of city employees participate each year. they raised just over a million dollars last year. i think it was $1.2 million. and city staff partner with the lead federations to administer the program much on the city side on the front end, the board of supervisors and the city administrator's office are involved in designating the participating federations and office of the controller establishes and implements payroll deductions and processes individual checks and then the sheriff's department, airport and then captains throughout departments citywide work on the ground game of motivating employees to join and participate. on the next slide, let's see here. yes. as you know, as supervisor mandelman noted, thank you, we had launched this year's campaign on october 1st as planned and then we paused the campaign on october 1

movement that these folks were arrested comes from has more than 20,000 followers according to the federal officection of the constitution in germany. it is a pretty large movement that already has a track record of violence including killing cops, has connections to the military and also involved in attempted storming of the capital there. it was a full-fledged coup attempt in germany. >> you know how cable they were of implementing this plan? >> it does not seem clear exactly how far along they got. the things we know is they had appointed their own mister of justice, minister of culture. they had somebody in line to lead the new military they were going to create. we know they had weapons. we know they did weapons training. how far they could have gone in terms of going to berlin and taking over government offices i think that is unclear and probably somewhat unlikely to this is not something you want to let fester. >> do you see parallels between this group, their intentions, there animating ideologies and rubes here in the united states >> or elsewhere? there is no question the reich's burge

there's more than 60 federal offices we're talking about here, candidates.e super pacts that receive money. more of them leaned liberal or democratic. less in the middle are republican. but the super pacts, you know, can have a lot of influence in campaigns. all in, it's more than $40 million. so that's not chump change. you're behind george soros as far as the biggest donors on the left at least. so what does this get you? what does that bring to the table? nor the white house press secretary to use the hatch act in questions about what is president biden going to say about this, about political contributions going from this guy who is now lost billions of dollars, this is an act that goes back to 1939. you can't engage in political activity. the way that she talks about it from the white house podium is much broader than the hatch act is designed for. i think they're trying to not answer question using that answer. i'm not sure that it holds up. >> martha: it seems like it should be a fairly easy question to answer. there's a judicial process playing out.

see that it's not just hundreds and hundreds of foot soldiers who are prosecuted for offending federal officers, and breaking windows, and destroying federal property. and seditious conspiracy, but it is really for the masterminds to. so that there is one metric of justice for everybody, and that means that no matter how big or rich you are, if you commit crimes then you are prosecuted for, them and on the collective side we have both kind of defense to play an offense. defensively we have to fortify all of our institutions to make sure that we are not for noble to cruise insurrections, electoral sabotage, and political violence in the future. but this is the key thing in my mind, in my heart, democracy has got to grow. or democracy is going to be vulnerable to klepto kratz, autocrats, theocratic. so we've got to defend the right to vote. we have to make sure that everyone is represented. we've got millions of disenfranchise people in the city, in washington d. c.. people have been asking for their statehood. politely and patiently. -- unlike the people who stormed the capitol on january 6th, a

specifically says that anyone involved in an insurrection, will be hard barred from holding future federal office. and all the committees not seen it directly, they're pointing the finger squarely at donald trump, especially because he has just recently announced his candidacy for president for 2024. the committee here is saying that provision of the 14th amendment should be enforced, donald trump should be barred from holding public office again. they also point to the legislation that's already been passed by the house, talking about the electoral reform act, that was specifically state that the vice president, of course, does not have the power to overturn the election, and reject certain slates of electors. and then of course they point to federal law enforcement, the secret service, they want those agencies to do more to combat violent extremism, of course. because was extremist groups, laura, which led the attack on the capitol. that's probably the oath keepers and the proud boys. the proud boys beginning their seditious conspiracy trial in new york. the oath keepers, of course, several mem

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california lawmakers have introduced a police reform bill to limit the use of lethal force by federal officers. us senator alex padilla in south bay congressman ro khanna introduced the peace act. the legislation would require that deadly force be used only when necessary to prevent death or serious injury . congressman connor released a statement about the legislation. saying in part, this bill is about preventing the deadly escalation of force to save innocent lives and protect police officers lives as well. everyone is safer when we prioritize communication and de escalation, house speaker nancy pelosi may continue to receive federal security protection even after she steps down from her leadership role provisions added to the federal budget bill this week would allow house speakers to continue getting u. s capitol police protection after they leave office, it would guarantee for the first year. year after leaving office. this comes after pelosi's husband, paul, was attacked by an intruder in their san francisco home in october. historic moments in washington tonight as ukraine's president

should follow the words of the constitution and find some way to bar him from ever obtaining federal officegain. but it's unclear how exactly they would go about that, and maybe leaving it up to the voters as to what they'd do about this. but really no mechanism in place for enforcing that provision of the constitution. although, it seemed like the committee was sort of pushing congress to try to make a mechanism to enforce that. but you know, obviously with a republican congress coming into play in just a matter of tas, that is extremely unlikely. >> there's been this question of what did trump actually believe in his heart about the outcome of the election? what did he really know, and the report details that privately he called some of his election lawyers, sidney powell's election claims crazy, and then you had rudy giuliani privately acknowledging that mike pence could not actually stop the certification process. how much does that matter? >> well, those things that we learned in the report are -- they're fascinating because for readers and followers t r, it ry puts you in the room. yo