that's not who we are as americans,nd i thing anybody who loves this country loves this governmen should come forward, democrat, republicans, and help us make sure that it never happens again. >> whether or not to testify? >> let's say that he was promised what he talked about the hearing, and we will seriously consider inviting him for a transcribed interview or something like that. but i don't want to get ahead of the community -- committee, we just at the hearings. but i anticipate a serious discussion about him. >> you think that is something that could happen ter public hearings are over? >> yes. we initially had two hearings proposed, this testimony today was so important, we felt the need to add it and that's why we did. so, as we do our work towards producing this, if something comes along that's important, we will include it whether it's a hearing, transcribed interview, or what have you, nothing is in stone. we will just get as much information about what happened as possible. >> the timing on this today, can we understand what changed so that this hearing wasn't previously pla

the governmen will wor with local officials and relevant ministries to see that the plant takes root in the region and achieves sustainable growth. >> tsmc is building the plant in kumamoto prefecture, western japan together with sony and denso. they aim to start production in december 2024. >>> and officials at toyota motor say a parts shortage is forcing them to suspend operations at some assembly lines in japan in june and july. 11 line at seven plants will be affected. one is in aichi, central japan. and another is toyota motor in miyagi prefecture. theuspensions will last no longer than 11 days. the toyota officials say they're having difficulty getting parts from suppliers in shanghai where many workers are off the job due to the coronavirus. the production of about 40,000 vehicles will be affected. the officials say toyota will make about 750,000 units in japan and abroad in june. that's down by 50,000 from the original target. now shanghai's virtually lifted its strict coronavirus lockdown on june 1st. but toyota's operations are still affected. the car maker says it will con

the number one job of governmen is to protect people and property. it's not to push critical race theory. it's not to attack parents for being concerned about the quality of their education. it's to make sure we do something about crime. the good news is tomorrow the san francisco da will very likely be recalled. right now there's a movement to gather enough signatures to recall george gascon, the da of los angeles county. in la where i am living right now homicides are up year-to-year 40%. shootings are up almost 40%. it's now coming to the suburbs. there is an area called hancock park where maxine waters has he $5 million mansion. he should not have been out on the streets. in beverly hills a guy broke into a home owned by an 80 -year-old retired record mogul and murdered his 80-year-old wife. a long criminal record and neve should have been in the streets. these soft on crime das believe that bad guys basically are victims of society as opposed t victimizing society. they have to go. >> i am looking at this video and this is happening almost every

way we will keep up is if the public sector figures out to introduce mobile technology into theth governmen. it's a frontier and a concern that wee don't have on how we ae going to go manage this. when you create an ally that claude is going to be used for one thing and that's when it gets close to something else it's going to cut it and knock it out. sometimes we forget how important space is to us on earth. ourr communications, how we navigate. all that stuff is important and of these are some of the conversations that are complex. >> to make a final comment there's so much introspection on what drives you to do your next thing. any final thoughts on how all that plays into the motivation tolv go out and stay involved? i appreciate that. for me i've been looking to serve my country in a number of different ways and i'm lucky i have more opportunities and it starts with a positive mental attitude. if we don't like social media are you encouraging the people doing the things you want to see. model the behavior you want to see. ♪♪ ♪♪

even trying to subpoenah him with this bogus claim of privilege, what future lawyer,vi what future governmenoenaed in the future? nobody will be able to be subpoenaed for anything. if you don't do it for january 6th you're literally never going to do it again for the history of the united states. that's one problem. i think they should subpoena him. the other is, it's pro shocking me this entire hearing's happened, set after hearings happened, vice president mike pence is at the centerpiece of all the discussions at the hearings, but he is nowhere -- and you know, i think the committee has to call him on itl i think the committee's got to subpoena him. i understand the vice president's very scare offendi donald trump, very scared of the republican party's reaction, but, you icknow, get some spine jelly fish. tell the american people what happened on this, the most important day in recent history. >> pete struck, i want to extend that. that was really the question i wanted to ask the both of you is what more you want to see from the committee, or in what ways the committee -- neal framed it i

most than make clear that title reside in the federal governmen government. >> justice kavanaugh? >> i understand your argument about the statutory text controlling, which is a very forceful argument. there's also been some discussion of victims and the policy concerns with victims, so i want to focus on that for a second. we are talking about non-indian on indian crime in indian country, correct? >> yes. >> and yuan agrees that tribe still have jurisdiction to prosecute those crimes, correct? >> yes with the very narrow exception of certain domestic violence crimes, where congress has conferred that authority. >> edwin agrees the federal government does have jurisdiction to prosecute those crimes covered by the gca, correct? >> yes. >> so the only question here is additional jurisdiction to prosecute those crimes for the states, additional concurrent jurisdiction, correct. >> yes, that is correct, and recently do not agree with the submission of the national congress, ncai, that state jurisdiction affirmatively undermines public safety. we think quite the contrary -- >> because i