and senator flake, i want to ask you.enator cassidy there, insist that the party is ready to move on from trump. so why isn't that actually happening? >> well, i'm with cassidy. it simply has to. we have no choice. we're headed down a demographic cult k cul-de-sac if we don't. we lost the house and the senate. we have to move on. it's difficult because the president's base is still there, but we have to move on. >> and what if you don't? what if it just is the party of trump? >> well, we'll just continue to lose seats. we'll continue to be, frankly, a permanent minority if we continue. so we have to. we should want to as well. i mean, look at what has happened since the last election. the president lost the election. then used every lever at his disposal to hang on to the white house. we saw what resulted on january 6th. >> it is interesting because both of you have in one way or another faced the consequence of going up against trump, right? i mean, senator jones, you know about tough impeachment votes. you lost your sea

first to you, senator flake.r reaction to what we heard from mitch mcconnell, essentially saying former president trump is guilty, should maybe even face criminal charges. but it would be wrong to convict him at this senate impeachment trial because he is not a sitting president. >> well, if you just read the first part of his speech and not the latter part, you would have thought he was an impeachment ma maenger. i was just disappointed to hear the second point. i think he should have been convicted, and i think that hanging it on the constitutional argument just doesn't wash, frankly. and so, yeah, great first part of the speech. the second part just didn't measure up. >> what do you think of his leadership during all of this? >> well, i certainly during january, when the attacks were happening, i thought that mitch mcconnell was pitch perfect. he called out the president for the big lie, and he was giving a great speech at that time. but here, i think that he should have, when nancy pelosi said we've got impea

jeff flake and charlie dent. thank you both, gentlemen, for being with us tonight. >> thank you. >> good to be with you, chris. >> so, senator flake, haven't talked to but this yet. what are you hearing from your former brothers and sisters on the right about what they think about what they're a part of right now? >> well, i can tell you the prosecution was much more -- i mean it was much more moving than i expected. i thought that i'd seen all the footage. i thought that i knew where i was. obviously, you know, i thought that the president ought to be convicted before. but, boy, this -- the show that they put on in the last three days was incredibly gripping and moving, and i can tell you my former colleagues couldn't help but be moved. i think you saw that mostly yesterday where new footage came up, and i think they realized for the first time, some of them, how close they really were and the timeline, knowing what the president did and what he didn't do right in the midst of it all, particularly going after th

what do you think, senator flake? do you think that there is movement for cassidy or for anybody else or is this all about staying together and showing no weakness? >> well, i do think there's movement. it's not going to be 17, which is what they're going to need. bill cassidy has indicated that he's listening and anybody who listens, really, is going to be moved here. i also think it's not beyond the realm of possibility that mitch mcconnell will move, as well. maybe a john thune or a rob portman. there are some who could move here. i don't think it's going to get to 17, but this has been a moving, you know, couple of days, it really has. >> you know, mcconnell, you know him, i don't, tough read, he really bamboozled them on this one. i mean, this is -- not quite the genius of the merrick garland judge switch. him saying, hey, we should delay this until after so we can give it due time and consideration and then votes to say it's unconstitutional twice, i mean, he's a tricky read. an interesting part of this dynamic,

former republican senator jeff flake is with me now.g that jim didn't say that i'm going to say that cnn had confirmed with sources that trump in this letter initially wanted to say that mcconnell, and i quote, had more chins than he did brain, but it was removed before it was issued. your reaction to all of this? >> well, that would be consistent with other things he's said about a lot of us, but i want to confirm what jim said about the president having no influence at all in, you know, the republican caucus in the senate. there's -- there's never been any real love for the president. there's been fear of the president's control of the base, but that is ebbing certainly very fast now, and, you know, don't bet against mitch mcconnell, and when you're looking at senate races coming up, the last thing republicans need is for donald trump to weigh in. >> listen, i hear you, and mitch mcconnell is a guy with a job if you're comparing the two, right. he's a guy with a twitter handle. he can actually do press. trump released this statement w

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jeff flake writes this, there is no redeeming his behavior.tinue this tragic charade by fuelly humiliating and debasing ourselves, let's learn the lessons of this experience and admit our failings and move on. now senator flake is with me to discuss. good morning. >> good morning, poppy, how are you? >> i'm okay. for you, it is got to be hard to see your party going through this. and i wonder if you think that this now fight between the former president and mitch mcconnell and the nasty words from the former president to mcconnell, if it is seriously c crippling your party when it comes to 2022 and 2024. >> it certainly has the potential to. but frankly i think that the president's influence is waning. it has already. and i think mitch mcconnell understood what happened in georgia and felt burned by it. as did i think all republicans. the president in pursuing his conspiracy theories about the election, wasn't able to help with those races there and we lost both of them. so i think looking forward to 2022, mitch mcconnell and other republicans

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. >> i was talking to jeff flake yesterday on tv, former republican senator.me basically, brooke, there's never been love for donald trump, but there's been this real palpable fear of trump's control of the base. he says that's ebbing fast. don't bet against mitch mcconnell when you're looking at senate races coming up. obviously the lindsey grahams of the world who believe donald trump is winning, winning, winning, would disagree. what are you hearing? >> well, we just don't know the answer to that yet. if you talk to folks like flake, he's going to say, yeah, trump's influence is ebbing because really that's what he wants and that's what he hopes will occur. i think that's the bet that mitch mcconnell is obviously making. he's making the bet that the republican party can be restored somewhat to what it was before it became the cult of personality about donald trump. and he's going to try and make sure that happens. he doesn't really care if trump tweets about him or makes him the enemy. he just feels that they need to get things back under control and they n

plain and simple. >> let me give jeff flake the final word.ahead. >> no, there's nothing to be gained from doing this pil pilgrimage. i don't think the president will be redeemed particularly after what happened on january 6th, and since the election happened. we can stop humiliating ourselves by going down there, and i hope we stop. >> thank you very much for joining us. >>> just ahead, more associates of the oath keepers are charged in connection with the capitol riot. we'll be right back. my plaque psoriasis... ...the itching ...the burning. the stinging. my skin was no longer mine. my psoriatic arthritis, made my joints stiff, swollen... painful. emerge tremfyant™ with tremfya®, adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...can uncover clearer skin and improve symptoms at 16 weeks. tremfya® is also approved for adults with active psoriatic arthritis. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if yo

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some the conservatives -- jeff flake voted for joe biden. a number of legislators voted for joe biden. they can't be divided if you're the longer part of the party. host: one of the things we do have to acknowledge, at amy: -- host: at least eight that will vote and they will have a straw for those. who are you watching besides former president,? guest: i mentioned rubio is not speaking at the moment. josh hawley spoke yesterday. the former secretary of state and kristi noem. i went caution there is not a presidential primary for two more years. you don't have the same rundown. there is a straw poll for members of the congress. it will be interesting to watch. trump will win it. i am curious who else gets any balance and who will make a big play and spend a lot of money to bring people in, even though it is very unscientific. host: one thing are -- we are seeing is conservatives attacking republicans. donald trump, jr. spoke at cpac. >> can be seamless liz cheney's poll numbers? the one thing i will say is i am sure she has a lot of bipartis

its embrace of the former president, let's get the bottom line and former republican senator, jeff flake. i suspect you share this sentiment of congressman kinzinger. but my real question is what actual evidence have you seen in the last few weeks that this is working? because marjorie taylor green had a phone call with the former president and kevin mccarthy is having a hard time to get together toed a monish her. so what evidence do you see that where you want to push the republican party is where it wants to go. >> i am pleased with what adam is doing. he's on the right track, definitely. we republicans in our heart of hearts know that there is no future with trumpism. it's been difficult to break with donald trump for many of my former colleagues. it will be less deficit to break with marjorie taylor green. there is simply no way that my former colleagues can count the behavior she has exhibited and the conspiracy theories that she still espouses and refuses to apologize. i think some action, probably removal from committees there. there is little evidence so far republicans will mov

joining us are chief political analyst gloria borger and chief flake. he is now a cnn political commentator. you know, jeff, i want to begin with the disarray on full display within the republican party right now. one top republican senator sees its as a choice between conservative principals and conspiracy theories. liz cheney margery taylor green? i mean, where do you think the party will likely grow more or where do i want to be as an elected official. it is pretty stark. that's what republicans are facing right now. >> what do you think, gloria? what is the house minority leader kevin mccarthy really considering as he prepares to meet, we're told, very soon with congresswoman margery taylor green. >> i think first of all he is considering his own political future because he would like to become speaker of the house and he's got to figure out a way to do that. one of the people he needs, he believes, to help him do that is donald trump who has embraced margery taylor green, spoke with her recently. she tweeted about a great conversation. he has to, a

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what do you say to former senator jeff flake there?hat trump is not, that is not going away. >> well, you know, trumpism is whatever trump does, trump has been, was very successful. and what did he do, liz? he adopted the conservative republican agenda. you know, you cut taxes, you get rid of foreign policy issues like treaty with iran and you move the american embassy in israel to jerusalem, and a whole bunch of those things. and they helped trump a lot and will continue to. but remember, remember what went wrong particularly in the last, the months of his campaign. he didn't have an agenda that he talked about for a second term. he was just not a very good candidate. we know he can be one but he wasn't then. i think trump thought that the only person he needs to take advice from is himself and the truth is, there are some people that can help him. elizabeth: yeah. it is interesting that is going to change. listen to senator john kennedy's take what happened today rather is happening with senate impeachment. watch this. >> the preside

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canceled covid vaccinations at megasites throughout new york and new jersey overnight, the first flakes fell in western north carolina sending cars off slick roads. in charlottesville, virginia, more rollovers and spinouts out west, tragedy in utah's salt lake valley. an avalanche killed four skiers saturday four others managed to dig themselves out and survived the conditions so dangerous rescuers had to be flown in >> they just happened to be in the wrong place, wrong time. >> reporter: in the midwest the snowy weekend will now make way for single-digit temperatures and subzero windchills chicago dipped to minus 7 this morning. and it was so cold in duluth forecasters literally froze their pants off in this experiment as the temperature plunged to minus 25 degrees the arctic air settling in, and forecast to stay frigid for days >> just have to wear layers and don't leave any skin exposed to get frostbite. and just keep moving >> and kathy joins us live from central park so, kathy, the storm has just started pulling away, right, from there >> reporter: kate, that's right certainly was

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authorities started sending out winter storm warnings as the 1st flakes began to fall on sunday night public bus and commuter rail services was suspended in many areas across the northeast of the usa thousands of flights were canceled and schools closed meaning disruption for daily life in new york city mayor bill de blasio said the snow meant the city's fight against kovac 19 would also have to go on hold. situation obviously the 1st thing to say is that the storm is disrupting our vaccination effort and we need to keep people safe we don't want folks especially seniors going out in unsafe conditions i do get vaccinated shortly afterwards new york state governor andrew cuomo declared a state of emergency in the city and did 9 other counties he want residents have a tough 2 days ahead if the storm reaches its maximum potential the white out could threaten a previous record snowfall set back in 2016 that storm saw the city pummeled with 70 centimeters of snow. but heavy snowfall and strong winds didn't deter many who were determined to make the most of the wintery conditions on monday.

>>heavy snow and winds are expected to slam the tri-state area monday with the first flakes of the year expected to fall tonight. deanne criswell commissioner of the city's emergency management department we're going to have a group of individuals that are working together to help remove any cars or debris that gets stranded in blocking those critical road. >>we're also going to have tow trucks preposition at some of those key bridges across the area. and it will be all hands on deck for sanitation workers to we have. >>all 715 saw spread is at the ready and loaded. we'll have over 2000 plowed vehicles also all change have been attached to heavy. pretreated with salt some local streets as well in preparation for this week's nor'easter the mayor says. >>there will not be any in person classes monday, alternate side streets will be canceled. the city's restaurant open streets program has been halted and vaccine sites will be closed those with appointments for monday will be rescheduled help the folks who are helping us. >>get off the roads tomorrow, let's give them. the freedom of maneuve

authorities started sending out winter storm warnings as the 1st flakes began to fall on sunday nightpublic bus and commuter rail services was suspended in many areas across the northeast of the usa thousands of flights were canceled and schools closed meaning disruption for daily life in new york city mayor bill de blasio said the snow meant the city's fight against covert 19 would also have to go on hold. obviously the 1st thing to say is that the storm is disrupting our vaccination effort and we need to keep people safe we don't want folks especially seniors going out in unsafe conditions and to get vaccinated shortly afterwards new york state governor andrew cuomo declared a state of emergency in the city and did 9 other counties he warned residents of a tough 2 days ahead if the storm reaches its maximum potential the white out could threaten a previous record snowfall set back in 2016 that storm saw the city pummeled with 70 centimeters of snow. but heavy snowfall and strong winds didn't deter many who were determined to make the most of the wintery conditions on monday. were at

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authorities started sending out winter storm warnings as the 1st flakes began to fall on sunday night public bus and commuter rail services was suspended in many areas across the northeast of the usa thousands of flights were canceled and schools closed meaning disruption for daily life in new york city mayor bill de blasio said the snow meant the city's fight against covert 19 would also have to go on hold situation obviously the 1st thing to say is that the storm is disrupting our vaccination effort and we need to keep people safe we don't want folks especially seniors going out in unsafe conditions and to get vaccinated shortly afterwards new york state governor andrew cuomo declared a state of emergency in the city and the 9 other counties he warned residents have a tough 2 days ahead if the storm reaches its maximum potential the white out could threaten the previous record snowfall set back in 2016 that storm saw the city pummeled with 70 centimeters of snow. but heavy snowfall and strong winds didn't deter many who were determined to make the most of the wintery conditions on m

authorities started sending out winter storm warnings as the 1st flakes began to fall on sunday night public bus and commuter rail services were suspended in many areas across the northeast of the usa thousands of flights were canceled and schools closed meaning disruption for daily life in new york city mayor bill de blasio said the snow made the city's fight against covert 19 would also have to go on hold situation obviously the 1st thing to say is that the storm is disrupting our vaccination effort and we need to keep people safe we don't want folks especially seniors going out in unsafe conditions i don't get vaccinated shortly afterwards new york state governor andrew cuomo declared a state of emergency in the city and did 9 other counties he warned residents of a tough 2 days ahead if the storm reaches its maximum potential the white out could threaten the previous record snowfall said back in 2016 that storm saw the city pummeled with 70 centimeters. but heavy snowfall and strong winds didn't deter maybe who were determined to make the most of the wintery conditions on monday.

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other areas just get a few flakes of snow in the wind with hardly any additional accumulation of snowreezing right across the country. even in the tip of cornwall around minus three degrees. later in the tip of cornwall we are expecting strengthening wins possibility of sleet and snow. that includes the channel islands with further snow showers across many parts of the uk. temperatures will be around freezing or below during the course of the afternoon. not much changes for the rest of the week. in fact that cold is set to continue but milder air just trying to imagine. onlyjust by the end the week. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. the who chief says a new study which shows the oxford—astrazeneca vaccine might be less effective against the south africa's coronavirus variant is concerning — but warns against rushing to conclusions. given the limited sample size of the trial and that younger, healthier profile of the participants, it is important to determine whether or not the vaccine remains effective. in myanmar protesters have rallied against military rule for a third

but we hear. from the likes of jeff flake, former from the likes ofjeff flake, former arizona senator72213 _ the house republicans went from 1972213 on election day —— 197 two 213. republicans were succumbing to close to _ 213. republicans were succumbing to close to a _ 213. republicans were succumbing to close to a majority. it wasn't a repudiation of the republican party but it— repudiation of the republican party but it was— repudiation of the republican party but it was of donald trump. i certainly— but it was of donald trump. i certainly don't think he understands that or— certainly don't think he understands that or will— certainly don't think he understands that or will admit it. what this trial— that or will admit it. what this trial will— that or will admit it. what this trial will do is because both sides to go— trial will do is because both sides to go back— trial will do is because both sides to go back into their bunkers, and the consequence is a nation that's even _ the consequence is a nation that's even more — the consequence is a nation that's even more polarised tha

class so that it gets spent right away into the retail system because they are deathly afraid and the flakes if needs lation occurs then there's the west taxes coming in to pay the principal and interest on all of the treasury bonds that were purchased by the ned to create the currency it's it's a silly system the whole thing is nuts while we extensively cover the crisis in 2008 elite boss protected that the solution at that time was by bailing out the creditors a so that debtors and yes expanding their credit line so they could do things x. aim thing but 10 times 20 times more over what create another crisis within 10 or 12 years and here we are 2021 it's at is i what we saying there is a repeat especially of the 2008 crisis but much bigger you just laid out the connection that they have this was created the crisis they were going into was created back in 2008 by this the central banks reactions with interest rates and currency appreciation and i see it as one crisis sort of like a hurricane with an eye in the middle of the hurricane and you've been in that eye for you know over a decade no

the first flakes falling in pennsylvania and d.c. in new york city, up to 18 inches possible. schools are already cancelled. the storm also forcing some covid-19 vaccination sites to shut down. our team is standing by. we begin with janai norman in the nation's capital. >> reporter: tonight, that monster winter storm slamming the midwest and marching east, making travel treacherous for millions. more than 250 crashes already reported across virginia. this fire truck flipping over on a snow-slicked road. fortunately, no serious injuries. the heavy snow stranding drivers in charlottesville. good samaritans lending a helping hand. at this hour, snow falling across pennsylvania. new drone video showing the icy scene in palmyra. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: the storm walloping chicago with whiteout conditions and more than eight inches of snow. >> i would stay inside if i was anybody else. >> reporter: and you can see why, all that snow was too much for this amazon delivery truck. neighbors helping to shovel and push the truck down the block. our alex perez in the city that's

on flakes that took place last year and then it turned into the house feel that the military confrontation took a lot of. december's the stance. from russia the. fact is back it was signed in up but that. there are ongoing. lives almost daily we put in and so foreign to resign so that's what we have here. dimitri thank you very much for i know this being translated we have a few sound problems that i'm sorry it was translated in english and i hope our viewers got that thank you for your input as well to be to r.t. correspondent there for a documentary channel dawn hope you caught a bit of it was a little bit difficult some of it to take in but we're seeing a lot of people on the streets in those live pictures that no slowly started to come through on top of the prerecorded pictures we saw from a couple of days ago these are live again as you see on your screen there again a lot of people are calling for the prime minister to resign then but this whole turn around the prime minister calling for people to come out onto the streets today in support he hopes of him and he is saying i believe t

after a violent car crash near los angeles it's my understanding that he had serious injury simple flakes the los angeles county sheriff's department said it was a single car rollover collision woods was the sole occupant of the s.u.v. no skid marks no braking so apparently the 1st contact was with the center median and from there then across into the up opposing lane of traffic hit the curb hit a tree and there was several rollover is during that process the vehicle wound up lying on its side at the bottom of a shallow ravine one look at the severe damage to the front of the s.u.v. shows how violent the accident was the outcome could certainly have been worse the front end was totally destroyed the bumpers everything was destroyed airbags deployed all of that and however thankfully the interior was more or less intact which kind of gave him the cushion to survive what's there was would have been a fatal crash sheriff's deputies who pried woods loose from the wreck say he was wearing seat belts and that he was conscious lucid and able to speak with his rescuers authorities say there was n

elsewhere fleeting flakes in the wind and for many of us in western parts of the uk it's actually clearon wednesday with further snow showers. some of them with only flurries particularly across eastern areas of the uk but out towards the west even some sunshine looking out to sea. a very chilly day, freezing or below for some of us. the following night will be even colder. could be as low as minus eight degrees even in cities across the south of the country towards the end of the week that cold air is still very much dominating. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. donald trump's historic impeachment trial is underway in washington. we are bringing you live coverage of the start of donald trump's second impeachment trial. let us continue to listen. ,, ., ., , ., ., , impeachment trial. let us continue to listen. ,, ., ., , ., ., to listen. senator george edmonds of vermont is one _ to listen. senator george edmonds of vermont is one of— to listen. senator george edmonds of vermont is one of the _ to listen. senator george edmonds of vermont is one of the most _ vermont is one

these tiny little yellow flakes you can see one don't look much they were around $50.00 grab. 'd another mass abduction at a school in nigeria dozens injured an unknown number of people a mystic feared kidnapped. and killed bell this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. if the virus is allowed to spread like wildfire in the global sasol parts of it. again and again. the u.n. secretary general calls for a global vaccination plan urges g. 20 nations to lead the effort. using their cars to drive home their message antic who protest as a 1000000 man ignore military warnings and continue demonstrating for a return to democracy. accused of terrorism a longtime critic of rwanda's president credit for saving hundreds of lives during the genocide goes on trial. a rescue operation is underway in nigeria to find schoolboys and staff faired kidnapped those wounded when gunmen attacked the school the garra and knowledge of state were taken to hospital gerry's president has condemned the mass abduction no group has claimed responsibility for the attack yet of editor is following thi

and then for the rest of the night, it is mostly fleeting flakes in the wind.ostly eastern areas of the uk. many western air is clear. there will be some sunny spells there, sparkling whether they're looking out to see across the irish sea. temperatures around freezing, a little above and around freezing, a little above and a little below depending on where you are on wednesday. later on wednesday, the winds are going to ease, the showers are going to become less frequent, the snow showers, and the reason is is building. with clearing skies and the winds falling like, the tippers are going to drop like a stone because this cold extensive skating navy and air and it will be the coldest morning of the week —— the temperature going to drop. —8 in two gardens, could be the coldest morning in a decade or so. super cold morning on thursday with some sparkling, crisp weather in the later on for 20 weather is starting to change out towards the southwest. you'll notice clouds building, a bit of rain out to sea, some snow reaching parts of ireland but to distil very cold

for the rest of the night, it's mostly fleeting flakes and wind.city centres. tomorrow, once again, snow showers affecting mostly eastern areas of the uk. in fact, many western areas clear, some sunny spells there, sparkling weather looking out to the irish sea. temperatures around freezing. a little above and a little below depending on where you are on wednesday. later on wednesday, the winds are going to ease. the showers are going to become less frequent, the snow showers. the reason is high pressure is building, high pressure tends to settle things down. and with clearing skies and winds falling light, the temperatures are going to drop like a stone because of this cold, extensive scandinavian high. and it will be the coldest morning of the week. temperatures in city centres —7 degrees, —8 in kew gardens could make it the coldest morning in around a decade or so. super cold morning on thursday with some sparkling, crisp weather a little later on. the weather is starting to change. out towards the south west, you'll notice clouds building. a bi

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