and this whistleblower told grassley that the f b i lab isn't even accredited. after all this time, all the other forensic labs in the country are accredited. they have to undergo testing, but the f b, i was so special and exceptional that they didn't even have to have to be accredited. so that was white hearse. and i think that really in a way it changed grass lease mind about a lot of things. and ever since that time, lots and lots of whistleblowers, no matter if they go down to credit republican, went to grassley, especially if they were f b. i was the wars because they trusted that he would understand that they were telling the truth about things. now, other other senators, that other people might have gone to, it may well have been more of a partisan saying that, you know, all, i might, you know, everything became politicized. so ron johnson now is known for his stances against the po, v vaccine. and i mean, he's known for certain stances that he's taken, so it's possible that the, these are, these agents thought that he would be more receptive to their iss

senator grassley and i were conducting an investigation during covid, not the easiest thing to do.were smeared, false intelligence products leaked to the media, designed to smear me, because they leaked it later. the fbi sent almost nine months setting up the ability to sabotage the hunter biden computer should it ever surface, which it did the day after -- we were offered it after we issued or report, but we did our due diligence. we went to the fbi, what do you know about this? they never came clean with us. mr. mcguisic became frustrated, but then nine months of the fbi setting up the process of sack staging hunter biden's computer, which we now know was authentic, our investigation was accurate, but we were smeared, all that information was censored and suppressed. the fbi, in their actions, impacted the election to a far greater extent that anything that russia or china could have ever hoped to accomplish. these are facts. that's all i'm interested in, i'm interested in the truth. the american public deserves the truth. >> senator, do you have a crime that you think hunter bid

. >> congratulations,st senator grassley. and again. thank you. >> there we are. congratulations to you. congratulations to the whole family. who is this? granddaughter, shirley. >> the whole family, congratulations. thank you for your years of supporting thela leadership of senator grassley. very nice to meet you. congratulations. >> nice to meet you. congratulations. if people could come on this slide, please. >> okay, come on. congratulations. congratulations. >> that's a bunch. >> this is fun. they are here then. look here one more time. one more. and again. thank you all. >> congratulations. it takes a whole family to do this work. so thank you all. [inaudible conversations] i'm going to swear you in again. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the unitedution of the states against all enemies, both foreign and domestic; that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on

elizabeth: you and senator grassley asking for white house to release visitor logs. what about the senate records at university of delaware? >> this probably has to be looked into, this investigation is widening. i think that way that president has handled this and his team, it is bizarre. if you know you have classified documents, you should do what mike pence did, let's search to see if i might have something inadvertently in my possession. >> a garage is not a skiff. "new york times" and "washington post" reporting that biden team pushed to keep this quiet before midterms. so it would not trigger the president's special counsel criminal probe. but president said he has no regrets they were in his garage. nancy pelosi is now going negative to a biden 2024 race. >> is this democrat, finally throws this president, who deserves it finally throwing him under the bus. they may have made that calculation. let's get rid of joe biden this way, i don't know, i don't understand their political calculations, but sport is bizarre. elizabeth: -- the story is bizarre. elizabeth:

congratulations for your years of supporting the leadership of senator grassley.hank you, very nice to meet you. congratulations. [background noises] your name? reagan. >> like to meet you reagan. congratulations. congratulations to the whole family. congratulations. >> and right in front of grandma. [background noises] >> only get a few people to come on the side please. >> come on. congratulations. congratulations. congratulations. >> that is a bunch. >> good morning. clark's grandson michael. samantha. he just spoke to nay we are here then. yes. >> this is such a big group i'm going to have you come right appear. >> and rachel. one more time. [background noises] one more and again, thank you all. >> congratulations. it takes a whole family to do this work so thank you all. i will tell you said hello. happy new year. >> thank you. take care. [background noises] [inaudible] >> congratulations. lexi really enjoyed. he really enjoyed it. we are lucky that way, aren't we? >> something just for you in again, are you ready? [inaudible] i can't raise your right hand yo

thank you for supporting the leadership of senator grassley. congratulations. >> i love being here. >> nice to meet you. >> congratulations. congratulations. stand in front of grandma. >> congratulations. >> congratulations. congratulations. congratulations. >> this is fun. >> we hear them. >> this big group. >> one more time. more and more. thank you all. >> congratulations. thank you all. congratulations. take care. >> how are you? >> hi. congratulations. i am so glad. really enjoyed it. we really enjoyed it. we really are lucky that way, aren't we? i am going to swear you and again. right over here. there we are. okay. do you solemnly swear you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic, that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same, that you take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion and well and faithfully discharge the duty of the office and do the best to mentor, so help you god? >> congratulations. and to the whole family. we wil

. >> congratulations, senator grassley and to the whole family, congratulations. and let's do that. >> so glad i learned to read. >> congratulations to you. there you are. >> her name is skyler. >> congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> supporting the leadership of senator grassley, thank you, nice to be with you. rassley. thank you, very nice to meet you. congratulations ... [background noises] your name? reagan. >> like to meet you reagan. congratulations. congratulations to the whole family. congratulations. >> and right in front of grandma. [background noises] [inaudible conversations] >> some people on this site,eo please. >> okay. come on. >> congratulations. congratulations, jj. congratulations. congratulations. >> it's a bunch. >> good. >> the only one who is not here is aha grandson, michael. michael and samantha. >> for this big, big group of how you look right appear for your photo. >> good. one more. and again. thank you all. >> congratulations. >> thank you all. >> congratulations. take care. how are you? what's goingng on? >> nice to meet you. h

let's watch. >> senator grassley and i -- about -- >> potential. >> about $30,000. target individuals. >> you are targeting hunter biden. >> this is pretty obvious to anybody watching you don't invite me on to interview me but to argue with me. it needs to be more unbiased. there is misinformation on both sides but the censorship is primarily from the left. >> harris: todd just hemes insults upon those who called for investigations. the point is not there are proven crimes but the need to have a special counsel look into these offenses including some of the -- some of those that involved emails referencing the president. what were you trying to say about 30,000 because that particular point was when he really leaned in. >> you couldn't understand it because he was talking over me. he argues with me not interviews me. hunter biden, we have records that show about $30,000 were paid to prostitutes. probably individuals associated with the eastern europey an sex trafficking ring. $30,000. the same time period in the midst of that five-month period over two months joe bi

i was one with of the staff leaders on the senate judiciary committee for then chairman chuck grassleyhelped grassley with 30 senate hearings on the judiciary committee, and that was during the trump years. we didn't even do this during the trump years. this is supposed to be an oversight hearing and they are supposed to have aggressive oversight, not this coordination with this independent agency, the sec, that they are given questions to the chairman and asking if it was okay if senator warren asked these questions. is it a surprise to anyone that elizabeth warren is pretending to be someone who she's not? >> jason: right. look, we preached out to senator warren, gave her hours and hours and hours to review this and get back to us, they totally ignored our questions, and instead sent us what read like a boiler plate, she's a warrior against the wall street -- it's absolutely embarrassing they would come back, you look at what she says publicly what she puts out on twitter, i'm working hard to fight against crypto currencies. i'm working hard to hold their feet to the fire but this em

i'm just trying to lay out the facts that certainly senator grassley and i uncovered.d. they are censored. they interfered in the 2020 election. conservatives understand that. unfortunately liberals in the media don't. this is information. >> go back on your partisan cable cocoon and talk about media bias all you want. i understand. it is part of your identity. let me move to what happened in brazil. elizabeth: cable cocoon? nbc itself, chuck todd's boss, their, they are reporting on how the doj is investigating hunter biden for alleged tax evasion crimes like money laundering, foreign lobbying violations. nbc is reporting on the hunter biden and the biden family making $11 million cashing in on joe biden's job. what is about cocoon. >> this is why no one will ever confuse the late great tim russert actual journalist the current democratic activist moderator of "meet the press" and chuck todd. he made senator johnson's point around media bias for him, didn't even know it, getting personal with him the personal attacks at the end as far as a cable news cocoon. by the wa

i want to mention senator grassley, we updated our merger statues. that will bring in 100 million a year for our endorsement agencies. we passed a key bill that senator lee has been advocating for with tech companies and allowing the state ag's to keep the cases where they bring them. i think you will see more cases not from the justice department, i think that will be very important. why am i here today? i love music. i grew up in the suburbs and i remember ringing in to the radio and going to see led zeppelin, the carson arrowsmith. i don't think it's easy for high school kids to make their money at the pie shop and buy tickets to these major concert. my state has made more than its fair share of contribution to music. from prince to bob dylan and lizzo. first avenue where prince got its start and was made famous in the movie purple rain is a point of pride to the people in our state and is one of the reasons that senator cornyn and i pass the bill that was one of the biggest supporter of the arts. we need to ensure competition to bring prices down

to nichlas, one of my very first campaign volunteers and now a health policy advise tore senator grassley. happy birthday, nick. thank you, mr. chair. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona, mr. ciscomani, for five minutes. miss ciscomani: -- mr. ciscomani: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to honor james thomas kolbe, an arizonan, decorated navy veteran, a patriot who faithfully served my state and our country for most of his life. james thomas kolbe always introduced himself as jim. and that's how we will be remembered by all those who knew him and those in this chamber who were his colleagues. for 22 years jim also well-known in his hometown of tucson. here in the nation's capitol but the position he held, congressman. congressman kolbe died on december 3 at the age of 80. he led a long accomplished life and i am honored, truly honored to hold the house he held for 11 terms. mr. speaker, it is my great privilege as a new member of the united states house of representatives to offer this tribute to a man i considered a friend, a mentor,

be -- tegan who are behind me and senator lee's staff for their work on this as well as senator grassley's staff over the many years on this issue. senator durbin for allowing us to have this hearing when we don't even have the subcommittees formed yet. so we can get working on this right away. so with that, the hearing record is going to remain open for one week until january 31, 2023. thank you very much. the hearing is now over and adjourned. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> preorder your copy of the congressional directory for the 118th congress. it's your access to the federal government with bio and contact information for every house and senate member, important information on congressional committees, the president's cabinet, federal agencies, and state governors. scan the code at the right to preorder your copy today for early spring delivery. it's29.95 plus shipping and handling and every purchase helps support our non

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>> senator grassley and i are the youngest in spirit here. i think. i just know that for the record. >> i'm not gonna write that down. >> undersecretary, i have one question. you clearly went to the second best north carolina school, not north carolina central which is my university. i assume he just couldn't get into north carolina central. >> you got me there. >> okay, good. we have a crisis in american farming. it is really stunning the number of small farmers that are losing their farms is dramatic. my colleague mentioned about the corporate concentration. i visited farmers in the midwest, saw their deeds to the land from like a four generations. we homestead act. and, yes the economics just do not work for them like it did for the four generations previously. so, you are saying these big market forces that are causing core concentration, causing a level of pain in the midwest and foreign countries in rural areas. this seems great for independent family farmers which is three times higher than americans. there should be a national crisis. yet we a

. >> sean: we know because of grassley and jim jordan all of the whistleblowers have come forward.ow who they are yet. you are the first public one and there will be many more. this article comes out. what has been the feedback? some positive? especially from the fbi? >> there are a lot of amazing individuals they worked shoulder to shoulder with across the country. america needs to know there are incredible people holding the line. those individuals don't have the luxury to voice their concerns. it puts a target on your back. there might be times when you are not involved. that doesn't mean you don't aagree with what is happening. keep your low and stay off the radar. >> sean: you were 8 years away from a pension. you gave up a lot. >> for me, i am a woman of faith. i believe in god. >> [cheers and applause]. >> i know that god is watching over me and the amazing people in the fbi. >> sean: this was really hard if you? >> it was a difficult decision. i sacrificed a lot working for the fbi. i want americans to understand when you go to an active shooter site and see young children

we have senator grassley and i have been asking the white house attorney for now two years because there'sndications of hunter biden's laptop that joe biden also is using a private e-mail to potentially conduct official business. that's what hillary clinton did. again, they're just brazen in violating the rules and they don't believe the rules apply to them. his attorney writes back they're fully aware of the precious records act and they may be aware and they're not following it and does seem to be. will: senator johnson, in light of the news as well and a quick pivot again and in light of the news this morning at the cdc seems to be acknowledging to some extent the risk of stroke when it comes to covid-19 vaccine. i know you've been at the forefront of pushing for more. there seems to be very little curiosity in most corners of american media or in academia and science and any effects of the covid-19 vaccine and you've been pushing the cdc for curiosity and data and information needed by the american public. >> let me put this in perspective and in 1976 during the swine flu vaccine progr

four others although you senator feinsteinn is 89, she was just elected to another term, et cetera grassley's8 he is in the middle of her election campaign. why is it so hard for so many senators to do what you have decided? served there with 400, approximately 400 of the 1900 senators who've been here in the history of the country. some were there only for a week or two, filling in another term. others planned to stay a long time with the electorate side. otherwise, vermont's a very special state. i mean, i can go home. people call him my first name. i, i am recognized. people are known by my life and i think i've done all i i think i've done all i can for vermont. i've been through tumultuous times in the senate, and i wanted to leave when i was at the top of my career, and wanted to be remembered for that. and you know, we wanted more time for ourselves. we've been married for 60 years and wanted to enjoy the last two years. >> host: one last question. the average age in the senate at the start of the session was 64.3-years-old, which is an age in which most professions, you were hanging i

grassley, ms. hassan, mr. hoeven. [silence]. >> okay, everyone ready? please raise your right hand.you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic. that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same period that you take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion. and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which you are about to enter, so help you god. >> idea progress congratulations senators, congratulations. [applause] [applause] [silence] [silence]. [silence]. >> mccorkle called the names of the next. >> mr. johnson, mr. nicalek, mr. >> please raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic. that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same. that you take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion. and that you will well and faithfully dischargeu the dutis of the office on which yo

in political panel, gary, founder of grv, former senior communications adviser to senator chuck grassley. jonathan kot and capital counsel, llc. gentlemen, welcome. let's start with news of the day, critical meeting with president biden and speaker mccarthy. jonathan what are realistic expectations for the face to face session? >> i think it's good that the president is having speaker meet with him. he said he would always work in bipartisan way and reach out to republicans and work with with them where they wanted to but he has a position that i think a lot of democrats have. we've spent this money. it's time to pay the bill and if you want to talk about cutting spending which i think a lot of people would agree we have to, then we can do that at a different time. this isn't the time to do it. it's also really politically hypocritical for republicans all of a sudden the care about the debt and deficit when donald trump ran you have 25% of 31 trillion and they raised the debt ceiling without hesitation 3 times during his presidency. it seems they only find fiscal responsibility when demo

i'm trying to lay out the facts that certainly senator grassley and i uncovered.e suppressed and censored and they interfered in the 2020 election. >> dana: chuck todd questioning republican probes into hunter biden. media out lets turning a blind eye to biden family business dealings. we have "new york post" reporter john levine with me now. chuck todd has been covering in the news. a way he asks questions. let's look back to his questioning of james comer who is a congressman from kentucky. >> tell me how you are going to try to depart sonize an investigation or do you expect it to be partisan. >> i disagree with that. the only people that see this as a partisan investigation are the media and hard core democrats. everything that we have requested we have evidence to back up. >> dana: do you agree with that? >> absolutely. the evidence is there on the hard drive. anyone can look at it. when chuck todd says what crime has been committed here. is it a crime to lie on a federal drug form when you say you are not addicted to drugs when you are. many crimes right on

senators grassley and johnson a request to a national archives when republicans were in the minorityhe family's financial dealing. the biden family financial dealings and any potential conflicts of information that might exist there. this is happening as a democrat, joining calls with millions with chinese donations to the owner of our first city of pennsylvania that funded the pen biden center. >> we need to look at that and really know what the facts are. where was the money coming from? was it private individuals are coming from people ties to the chinese communist party? what was the purpose of the funding and was it connected in any way to the pen biden center? >> pen biden center does not make requests for donations and not funded by foreign entity but because they money from the university of pennsylvania they have gotten millions from anonymous chinese donations, there is a call for scrutiny there. the senators claim they have been rejected and him the former request by the agency's acting archive, guys. >> steve: jackie, you asked a million great questions at the white house

it is in senate, i think referred to as the klobuchar grassley bill and in is basically a bill that that apple can't charge. spotify, 30% surcharge on its app store just because spotify competes with apple music apple can't charge and can't discriminate for against apps that are competitive with any of their products it would say to amazon and restrict amazon from finding a product that is selling well on the amazon platform. amazon then goes out and replicate the product and sells that product and benefits its product by putting it at the top of the search and putting the product that they have entered into a contract with to sell on their platform and putting that product on page two or three of the search. so they you can't discriminate once you have a monopoly platform like these four companies have, you can't against the other products that are on your platform and that second bill that you mentioned was one that last year, 2022 was, you know, at least at the forefront of a lot of these debates on capitol hill. and i gather that you were writing the book while that was still being d

chuck grassley won reelection i think at age 88 or 89 if i'm not mistaken? in the state of iowa? does seem like katie porter, even though there was snickering from people that want to throw their hands in the ring -- kind of for the field that at least there is a service there with the band-aid on, the race has begun, we won't just sit around and wait. >> absolutely, chris, i just wanted to katie's point. cory booker did the same thing, he was not waiting for his senior senator to resign. he said, listen, it'll be a race. it's a democratic process, and i want to move from being a mayor to the senate. i think katie perez thrown her hat in the ring because it's forcing democrats to a much larger conversation about passing time. if we need to build a bench overtime katie porter especially with the support of elizabeth warren, who is the colleague of diane feinstein, which is really important to note. the fact that elizabeth warren is going possibly against one of her female democratic colleagues. but we do have time, a lot could happen in two years. but for all of us who are with ou

ron johnson and chuck grassley reaching out to national archive seeking how the reform of classifiedember expressing here that as it is cold in the white house has made unresponsive inquiries regarding the biden failed dealings. on july 30, 2021 and june 28th, 2022, we asked the white house about joe biden's use of nongovernment business and transmission of government information to his son, hunter biden, and compliance with federal record lows. today the white house has failed to respond to the request. here is another take. >> it is just a pile of incompetents on top of incompetence on top of sloppiness on top of your responsibility. to use biden's word so happy to be throwing rocks at donald trump and saying how irresponsible it is committed is a little bit amazing that every day they find more and more classified documents and it makes you wonder where it is coming ne next. >> yesterday peter doocy also asked the white house very plainly if the president is involved in a cover-up. karine jean-pierre said the president takes the soul seriously and his team has been cooperative, ca

senator grassley is 88, he's in the middle of a reelection campaign. why is it so hard for so many senators to do what you decided to do? >> guest: well, each one has to answer to the own reasons. of course i served there with 400, approximately 400 of the 1900 senators who have been here in the history of the country. some were there only for a week or two filling in another term. others planned to stayo a long time but the electorate decided otherwise. vermont is a very special state. i mean,op i can go home, people call me by my first name. i am recognized by people i've known my whole life. i think i've done all i can for vermont. i've been through tumultuous times t in the senate, and i ju, i wanted to go when i said, i wanted to leave when i was at the top of my career. and i wanted to be remembered for that, and you know, my wife and i want to have more time for ourselves. we have b been married 60 years, want to enjoy the last years. >> host: just one less question on this. the average age of the senate at the start of this session was 64.3 yea

senator osoff: i know that are senator grassley had the prison reform act and anybody can get that and we deeply appreciate it. senator lankford. senator lankford: i have a couple of questions. i want to take advantage. i want to take up director peters in this discussion of cameras. a summon story on the sexual assault was that the assault was happening with locations that weren't monitored. how do we get that fixed and until we get cameras to get additional staff andize and ears that if you are passing through these locations can't do it one-on-one? >> thank you. in my 30 years of public safety and been the frm safety general of oregon. the stories we heard this morning, people know where those cameras are and probably more important they know where the cameras are not. the more we can improve that technology. i have seen this type of behavior and other nonsexual behavior decrease dramatically with the introduction of cameras both with the static cameras inside the institution and use of body cameras. one of the concerns i have today as the new director of the pureo is the lack of re

let's bring in today's political panel, former communications adviser to iowa senator chuck grassleye judiciary committee garrett -- and former deputy press secretary jose -- gentlemen, happy new year. >> happy new year, mike. mike: okay. kevin mccarthy, does he or doesn't he get to 218? here's more from california congressman darrell issa. let's play it. >> you can't make a decision on somebody with nobody and, quite frankly, there is no earn to kevin. he clearly is our -- there is no alternative to kitchen. and he's earned it. he's earned it over more than a decade of incredible hard work and leadership. mike: jose, does kevin mccarthy get it done? >> i think he will. look, i think he'll get the 2 the 18 votes, mike, but it does show that the republican leadership is somewhat divided. so the question is how -- he's going to get elected, i'm not surprised by that. but can i -- i think can mccarthy actually lead the republican house to get things done, that's really the big question. mike: at last check, arizona republican congressman andy biggs is still holding out. let's hear from

david spunt, a big panel coming in, garrett ventry is here, former senior coms adviser to chuck grassley, he'll weigh in, and harold ford, jr. >> john: differences between this and mar-a-lago, but for so many people in the president's part to dismiss it out of hand would seem to be contradictory at best if you are trying to look at whether or not you apply the same standard or double standard. >> sandra: fair to say. >> john: california bracing for more life-threatening storms, deaths of at least 17 people. they continue looking for a 5-year-old boy who went missing earlier this week. william is live in los angeles with the latest on the storms. look like you finally got a break from the rain. >> john, always seems we are talking either flood or famine, but i want to show you this drone shot because i think it illustrates what is happening statewide, right. so, we are getting 500% more rain than normal so creeks, rivers, streams are overflowing. southern california as you mentioned probably good until saturday, that's our next storm. but millions remain under a flood watch. others are di

. >> senators chuck grassley and ron johnson just sent a letter over to the secret service asking for the same womening upon visitor logs that james comer has requested. republicans want to figure out who made have been near or had access to these documents. the number 2 democrat, dick durbin, not sure if he supports tapping the secret service. >> i have to think about that. i respect chuck. but i don't know if the disclosure of people that visited with the president could compromise them in any way. i want to make sure we do this in a foughtful fashion and i want to see disclosure that takes that in to consideration. >> again, this briefing is ongoing and i will say if these senators do not get the answers that they're looking for, if the dni director does not speak about these documents, i imagine they'll come to the cameras and have something to say. >> neil: i wouldn't do it it. aishah hasnie following the developments on capitol hill. when they come out of that meeting, if they choose to address reporters, we'll take you there. right now we have gary palmer with us from alabama.

congressman, we have to get to this, this letter in 2021 from senators ron johnson, chuck grassley itto a biden aide, allegedly vice president biden used a pseudonym, a non-government email during the obama white house to cc hunter biden about government meetings with things like the ukrainian poroshenko, the president again of ukraine. that hatched in 2016. why is hunter biden being cc'd about vice presidential meetings with the president of ukraine? >> well, it is very simple. it is because the influence peddling business expects to get a return on their investment and all the millions of dollars that our adversaries in ukraine, our adversaries in russia, our adversaries in china and the middle east, paid the biden family, they're not doing it for charity. they're doing it to get a return on their investment. i'm sure the information cc'd to hunter biden pertained to national security interests or something of value to our adversaries. elizabeth: so hunter biden gets cc'd again on an email from an aide, employee in the office of vice president joe biden in 2016 about a meeting with