to doug doocy 's office, quote, shame for your awareness that we receive this moment an unofficial arizona certificate of ascertainment from an arizona sovereign citizens group. governoroffice wrote back to the national archives that day, hi, thank you for sharing. quote, i presume you will not accept or post this an official certificate because, among under things, it does not meet the requirements under federal law. can you please confirm? arizona governor doug doocy said that he had no idea that this fake electors thing had been going on as -- we know that his office at the time was directly in touch with the national archives about these fake documents and telling the national archives not to accept them. so that's kind of strange. we but regardless, a week after that exchange between the governor's office in the national archives, we can have after that exchange, that special agent in charge of the investigations office at the national archives wrote back to the arizona governor's office, a week and a half later, hello, i am ready from the national archives office of infestations. we are aware that the federal -- receive to unofficial win -- they were in fact not

a pardon from the governor, and the reason that the victim's daughter found out about it was basically through -- now through the governor's office calling, but somebody in the d.a.'sgoing i don't think this is right and then leaking it to her. so this is happening everywhere, and it could have just as easily been -- i could've been the one talking when jen psaki looked up, because we talk about this a lot, and we don't get to 81% of americans with crime, just because people are watching fox, that does not happen, and if you saw what happened on friday with the turnout here in new york for the funeral, that was such a moment and it's not about the funding. funding is great, every every department would love more funding, but it's not about that, it's about the policies and they are linked to the progressive d.a. and people are putting it together coming to her that young widow on friday in her closing statement she said i hope that the new district attorney is listening to you through me. and she named him, so everybody is putting this together. it's not just on fox news. it's also happening at the border patrol. same issue, you are not allowing us to do our job an

governor cuomo. the albany county d.a.'s office decided not to continue with charges.where does that lead? >> i want to see where are the feminine voices pushing the whole "me too" movement, where are their voices right now any didn't see much about that in the news today with the news of cuomo and these charges being dropped against him. but the media is very selective as well. the media did not want to talk about the nursing home deaths but they were all in pushing with the sexual assault harrassment allegations because i think they were just trying to play, to deflect from the other probes that were going on and accusations under cuomo. elizabeth: yeah. because you know, they're both toxic, deneen. that is an important point you just made. they're both really politically dangerous, a third rail for both of those cases. we'll continue to pursue with you, deneen borelli. always great to have you on. happy new year to you. come back soon. >>> up next national border patrol council president brandon judd on the border crisis. senator ted cruz is saying republicans will

s office will not charge former new york governor andrew cuomo for his handling of nursing home deathsfor returning residents even if they had not tested negative. >>> stormy across the west with rain along the coast and heavy snow in the rockies. lght snow in the northern plains and slick conditons after that storm in the mid-atlantic. drivers were stranded on interstate 95 in virginia overnight. >>> finally the end of an era for cell phones. >> here's will ganss with the blackberry's last call. >> reporter: bye-bye, blackberry. >> the new blackberry z10. >> reporter: as of today blackberry devices running on the company's legacy operating systems and software will no longer work. going the way of floppy discs and game boys and dvd players joining the graphyard of tech gone too soon. blackberry devices using the 7.1 operating system and earlier 10 software won't function anymore. for data, text messaging and phone calls including to 911. the change going into effect today, january 4th. the end of life move has been a long time coming, the last version of blackberries' operating system

just days after taking office, the new republican governor in the u. s. state of virginia is dismantling. democratic policies cancelling a school mask mandate and banning critical race theory from the curriculum. but the sweeping measures are evoking a barrage of criticism as our cheese kellum up in comments. so there's a new state of pace in the united states. politics seems to be moving forward at full speed ahead. we have the new governor of virginia has been sworn in on saturday and his 1st day in office he signed 11 executive orders. now the 2 most critical were one, removing a masked mandate in public schools and another, getting rid of the teaching and critical race theory in public schools. now the move around the mask mandates sparked quite a bit of backlash. one mother spoke up saying that she was happy that the public school where her daughter attends is maintaining the mask mandate despite the governors move. that mother also happened to be the white house spokesperson. thank you to arlington, public schools for standing up for our kids. teac

[applause] [applause] [applause] >> the oath of office will be administered to the governor-elect by glenn youngkin by s goodwin, chief justice of virginia and the honorable elizabeth mcclanahan, retired justice. [applause] >> are you prepared to take the oath of office? >> yes, i am. >> please raise your right hand and place your left hand on the bible, held by your wife. suzanne, joined by your children. i call on our former colleagues, retired justice of the supreme court of virginia, elizabeth mcclanahan to give you the oath of office. >> thank you, chief justice. mr. youngkin, repeat after me. i glenn youngkin do solemnly swear. >> i glenn youngkin do solemnly swear. >> to support the constitution of the united states. >> to support the constitution of the united states. >> and the constitution of virginia. >> and the constitution of virginia. >> and i will faithfully and impartially discharge. >> and i will faithfully and impartially discharge. >> all of the duties. >> all of the duties incumbent upon me. >> as governor of virginia. >> as governor of virginia. >> to the best of my abilities. >> to

. >> when i came into the governor's mansion, one of the first things i did in the governor's office in the capitol building was to hang martin luther king jr.'sient of the nobel peace award. where as a reverend dr. king was a man who placed the welfare of his fellow man above his own and assumed the burden of a country that rendered the inequities and experiences of the black man and poor man of whatever color. ♪ oh georgia oh georgia ♪ >> jimmy carter was a leader in civil rights. he was part of this transitional generation of southern governors that were just absolutely magnificent. >> the greatest thing that ever happened to the south was the passage of the civil rights act and the granting to our minority groups of a chance to vote, to hold a job, to buy a home, to be educated, to travel on an equal basis, in accordance with their own choice. >> there were southerners who a lot of them went to the ivy leagues and then came back home. they started bipartisan think tanks. they were freedom riders. there was this camelot decade or two in the south that carter was part of. >> jimmy carter represented the new south. he represented hope for the

and westchester county said the former governor would not be facing criminal charges over misconduct allegations and it also comes after the manhattan's d.a.'s officegations into a separate issue dealing with the nursing home deaths from covid-19. that investigation was closed and there's no criminal liability for state officials like cuomo so the -- the former governor is getting a lot of good news right now but the bottom line is he's still facing a federal investigation of sexual harassment allegations, and the dropping of these charges in albany does not preclude a civil lawsuit. brittany committeeso's lawyer hint that had that could be coming down the road. >> athena jones, appreciate the update, thank you. >>> tomorrow attorney general merrick garland plans an update on the january 6th attack on the capitol. according to a justice department official garland will reaffirm the department's unwavering commitment to defend american democracy from threats of violence. reuben gallego says it's time for action from the doj. >> i think merrick garland has been extremely weak, and i think there should be a lot more of the organizers of january 6th th

. >> the oath of office will be administered to the governor elect the honorable glenn youngkin by the honorable s bernard, supreme court justicer of virginia, retired justice supreme court of virginia. [cheers and applause] >> mr. youngkin, are you repaired to take the oath of office? >> yes, i am. [cheers and applause] >> can your raise your right hand and place your left-hand on the bible held by your wife, susan youngkin. at this time, i call on our former colleague retired justice of the supreme court of virginia elizabeth mclanehan to give you the oath of office. >> thank you, mr. chief justice. mr. youngkin please repeat after me. i glenn youngkin do solemnly swear. >> i glenn youngkin do solemnly swear. >> to support the constitution of the united states. >> to support the constitution of the united states. >> and the constitution of the common wealth of virginia. >> and the constitution of the common wealth of virginia. >> and that i will faithfully and impartially discharge all of the duties incumbent upon me as governor of the common wealth of virginia according to the best of my abilit

governor andrew cuomo. so what is behind the d.a.'s decision here? >>> a capitol hill staffer who barricaded himself inside an officethe insurrection says the trauma from that day pushed him to leave washington altogether. he's here to tell his story. (music) ♪ i think to myself ♪ ♪ what a wonderful world ♪ and there you have it. woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. big deal. we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet, but mine has 5g included. relax people. my wireless is crushing it. that's because you all have xfinity mobile with your internet. it's wireless so good, it keeps one-upping itself. take the savings challenge at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings or visit an xfinity store to learn how our switch squad makes it easy to switch and save hundreds. >>> the capitol insurrection largely came to pass because of a lie about the 2020 election. for an entire year now, the reality of that day has been marred with misinformation and more lies. joining us now to fact check the five primary lies about all this, cnn fact checker in chief daniel dale. daniel, great to see you here. lie number one, you

s regulators before it's approved for use. hawaii will likely soon require visitors to have their covid booster shot. the state's governor says his officengly considering changing its definition of fully vaccinated from two doses of an approved covid vaccine to three doses. that would mean travelers who have not had their booster shot will have to isolate for five days. when they arrive in hawaii at their own expense. right now, only american travelers can visit hawaii, with few exceptions were international tourists. some doctors worry people battling covid at home or taking cues from the wrong people about how to treat their symptoms. fox news just like a duke knack, spoke with a doctor about sorting through treatment strategies. the majority of covid case can certainly be safely taken care of at home. a macron has so many of us holed up in bedrooms at home, googling what to do now coming across pamphlets like this recommending all kinds of that home remedies . it's important, though, to differentiate between symptom control, which is achieved many times by over the counter. medications cold medications, that sort of thing and also me

and i've called on governor hochul to actually remove him from office a, a power that she has,s becausee up to his oath to enforce new york's laws. and so i hope president biden just doesn't go in and talk about gun reform because, guess what? new york state has among the strictest gun laws in the nation, and that hasn't stopped this crime, but they don't prosecute crimes. they allow these people to roam free on our -- in new york city and even upstate new york where my district is. jackie: yeah, and governor hochul has been largely silent about al a vin bragg as she's gearing up for her own election platform in november. that's something we're going to have to watch very closely because taking those, taking so many crimes from the if felony level down to misdemeanors is really a problem in the city. congresswoman, thank you so much. good to see you this afternoon a. >> great. thanks so much, jackie. jackie: okay. coming up, the biden administration gearing up for a supreme court showdown as justice stephen breyer prepares to step down. the latest on who the white house is way o -- is w

governor. he is a democrat serving his last year in office. he won in a stunning upset. he had a decade-long career in engineering before entering politics in the 1980's. today, we have a lot of ground to cover, including the state's pandemic response. let's get started with the pandemic. this is on everyone's mind and every state governor is thinking about this. hawaii already has some of the strictest protocols in the country and now the state requires a booster shot for travelers to avoid quarantines print are you worried about that impact on the state's economy? >> it is really an honor to be able to spend time with you. as you know, we have the strictest requirements for travel, but we are also the most isolated land mass and community on the planet, 2500 miles away from any next-door hospital or health care facility. we do take our environment and the health of our community as a priority. we implemented the safe travels program here in hawaii, the strictest and most complex travel policy in the country. since its beginning in october of 2020, we have brought in more than 10.5 million travelers to hawaii. we understand the protocols are strict b