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senator josh hawley response to that. but first, how to crater the u.s.nomy, that's the focus of tonight's angle. today is national manufacturing day, did you know that? the white house issued a proclamation marking the occasion and it mentioned correctly that american manufacturing is essential to our economy. it employs over 12 million americans directly, and many more indirectly, and it noted how many manufacturing jobs were upended during the pandemic, 578,000. if the proclamation also points out that these losses and other factors adversely affected our supply chain. supply chains disruption left our nation short of life-saving protective equipment, ventilators, and other essential health equipment at a time when we needed it most. well, there's the rub. when we import so much of what we need and use from steel to pharmaceuticals, plastics, computer chips, we leave ourselves susceptible to huge economic headwinds and during covid, it ended up being a matter of life and death. now, biden talks a good game about helping rebuild our supply chains and su

caroline hawley reports.since 1935, the peace prize goes to journalists for their battle to tell the truth at great personal risk. to maria ressa and dmitry muratov, for their efforts to safeguard freedom of expression, which is a precondition for democracy and lasting peace. dmitry muratov is a russian journalist who has taken a stand against authoritarian rule. today, he dedicated the award to six colleagues who he said were murdered for their work. anna politkovskaya, yuri shchekochikhin, igor domnikov, anastasia baburova, stas markelov, natasha estemirova. naming each one of them, said the price belonged to them. he said the prize belonged to them. their paper novaya gazeta has been highly critical of president putin and russia's ruling elite. its investigations have exposed electoral fraud such as the stuffing of ballot boxes, as well as official corruption and police violence. translation: | don't know| what effect this nobel award will have on censorship of the media here in russia, with many investiga

senator hawley says he's eager to go further but fears big tech lobbying groups will likely launch apaign against regulations. >> senators blumenthal and markey. meanwhile, the democrats say they will hold more hearings to further expose harmful practices within big tech, hoping to gain more bipartisan support. meanwhile, a big milestone today for those who do not identify as male or female the state department has issued the first u.s. passport with an ax gender marker. this is part of the department's efforts to expand gender inclusive policies soon. all applicants will be able to self select how they identify for passports without requiring medical certification. this new marker will be offered to routine passport applicants starting as early as 2022. instead of trick or treating about trick or skiing. last weekend. storm dumped a over 3 feet of snow up in the sierra allowing. >> palisades tahoe to open up early palisades which was formally named squaw valley will open this friday october 29th. it's only the 3rd time in the resort's 72 year history that its opening in october, it

senator hawley, thanks so much. we will be watching you tomorrow. i know you will be ready. >> thank you. >> brian: coming up, joe biden's afghan debacle. iran one of the most dangerous adversaries we have had over the years challenging him on the world stage. you probably didn't hear about this. general jack keane has been studying it. he will share his report. first, kamala harris is reportedly upset that she is stuck on border duty with bad division. she wants better assignments. what would dan crenshaw do? i can find out because i will ask him. he is booked next. ♪ where does it go? does it get tangled up in knots? or fall victim to gravity? or maybe it winds up somewhere over the bermuda triangle. perhaps you'll come up with your own theory of where the stress goes. behind t(gong rings)a lincoln is a migh- this is joe.to start. (combative yelling) he used to have bad breath. now, he uses a capful of therabreath fresh breath oral rinse to keep his breath smelling great, all day long. (combative yelling) therabreath, it's a better mouthwash. at w

on tuesday, senator hawley grill deputy attorney general lisa monaco about the men mount. >> if thisiberate attempt to chill parents from showing up at school board meetings for their elected school board, i don't know what it is. >> i have to respectfully disagree. the attorney general's memorandum made quite clear that violence is not an appropriate spirited public debate on the whole range of public issues. >> former education secretary betsy devos saying it's a massive federal overreach. >> there is no place for physical violence in any way for but there's also no place for intimidating parents from speaking their minds and hearing about their kids education and future. >> office comes after the national school board association recently asked the president for law enforcement assistance to deal what it says is a growing number of threats against school boards. writing in part,, it believes assistance is required to protect our students, school board members, and educators who are susceptible to acts of violence. speak out and in this memo monday, he agreed with the request writi

caroline hawley, bbc news. he faces deontay wilder for the third time. the fight was due to be staged in the summer, but had to be scrapped when fury contracted covid—19. ade adedoyin looks ahead to a much anticipated fight. fury and wilder talk over each other. there's no love lost between tyson fury and deontay wilder. put them in a room together and it doesn't take long for this to happen. you're in denial and you're getting knocked out. and then you're going to retire... you don't know nothing about that. do yourself a favour and retire, your legacy�*s in bits. and the ill feeling all stems from this. their second bout in february last year. fury, dominant, wilder dethroned, though the american claims that fury cheated his way to victory... tyson fury! ..by tampering with his gloves to gain an unfair advantage. i don't want to hurt deontay wilder, ijust want to beat him in a fight. and he knows what he's saying is lies and, deep down in his soul, he knows that he lost. men lie, women lie, but your eyes don'

caroline hawley, bbc news.ter the us to record 600,000 deaths from covid—19. protesters against how the government has dealt with the pandemic staged this demonstration in rio's copacabana beach, with 600 white handkerchiefs to remember the dead. deaths from coronavirus have been falling in brazil recently. more than 70% of people there have received at least one vaccine dose. president biden is urging companies in the us to fire workers who have not been vaccinated. the latest official figures show only 56% of americans have been fully vaccinated. mr biden says he'll soon bring in rules requiring all healthcare workers to have the jab. he wants individual states to do the same for teachers. but there's been opposition, as a north america correspondent aleem maqbool found in new england. chanting: freedom over fear! freedom over fear! it is, they say, about freedom, an individual�*s right to choose if they get vaccinated, even if they are a nurse. one of the new battle grounds over covid in the us is the requir

caroline hawley reports.ime since 1935, the peace prize goes to journalists for their battle to tell the truth at great personal risk. to maria ressa and dmitry muratov, for their efforts to safeguard freedom of expression, which is a precondition for democracy and lasting peace. dmitry muratov is a russian journalist who has taken a stand against authoritarian rule. today, he dedicated the award to six colleagues, who, he said, were murdered for their work. he speaks russian. the prize, he said, belonged to them. their paper, novaya gazeta, has been highly critical of president putin and russia's ruling elite. its investigations have exposed electoral fraud such as the stuffing of ballot boxes as well as official corruption and police violence. translation: | don't know| what effect this nobel award will have on censorship of the media here in russia, with many investigative journalists being accused of being foreign agents. maria ressa from the philippines is the other winner, a woman described by the nobel

let's bring in josh hawley of missouri.ng the make in america to sell in america acted. saying american families are bearing the brunt of this crisis. good to have you with us today. what would this entail and how would it change what we're seeing play out right now? >> well, it's a simple idea, martha. all of those goods that you see there waiting off the coast, maybe we ought to be making some of those in the united states. what my bill says it would district the department of commerce to identify the critical goods for our national security and our economy and then it says half of those, half of the value of those goods have to be made in the united states. it would bring back jobs, domestic manufacturing and help our national security. >> martha: so you think there would be support for this? >> i hope so. i can't imagine why there wouldn't be. this is outrageous that we as americans are more and more dependent on foreign nations. joe biden is making us more dependent by the day. we should be going the opposite direction

maybe it shouldn't come as any surprise that cruz and hawley are again showboating. it comes at a cost. you don't mess with national security. it's a lesson ted cruz and josh hawley have failed to learn in the 20 years since september 11th, and that's why they are tonight's absolute worst. and that is tonight's "reidout." "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> tonight at "all in" a judge throws the book at a trump rioter. tonight jamie raskin on a big week for the january 6 investigation and the maga world rehabilitation tour. >> you're not working for darth vader but you're a storm trooper. >> that's actually very well said. >>> then specific damning allegations from a facebook whistleblower who says the company is ripping america apart and they can't stop themselves. >> i don't trust that they're willing to actually invest what needs to be invested to keep facebook from being dangerous. >>> and the absolute insanity of ongoing covid deaths around the country as health care workers face violent threats for trying to save lives, when "all in" starts right no

caroline hawley reports.the peace _ for the first time since 1935, the peace prize goes tojournalists for the first time since 1935, the peace prize goes to journalists for their battle to tell the truth at great — their battle to tell the truth at great personal risk. two maria ressa and dmitry muratov, _ great personal risk. two maria ressa and dmitry muratov, for— great personal risk. two maria ressa and dmitry muratov, for their - and dmitry muratov, for their efforts to safeguard freedom of expression, which is a precondition for democracy and lasting peace. dmitry muratov is a russian journalist who has taken a stand against authoritarian rule. today, he dedicated the award to six colleagues who he said were murdered for their work. the prize, he said, belonged to them. his paper has been highly critical of president putin and russia's ruling elite. its investigations have exposed electoral fraud such as the stuffing of ballot boxes as well as official corruption and police violence. translation: i corr

caroline hawley, bbc news.e david that a russian journalist won the nobel peace prize the government in moscow has designated a number of journalists as foreign agents. among them is andre zachary rolfe from the bbc. the corporation said it strongly rejects the decision by russia to identify him as a foreign agent. in a statement, it says: officials in northern afghanistan say as many as 50 people may have been killed in a suicide bombing a mosque is ljy a suicide bombing a mosque is by the ts community. grip, calling itself as a next day, says it was behind the attack. it happened in the state of falsity of con dos bring prayers when the mosque would have been packed with worshippers. officials say many would have been injured. fear and panic once again in afghanistan. indian victims of the blast are rushed to hospital. translation: were so many peeple _ hospital. translation: were so many peeple who _ hospital. translation: were so many people who were _ hospital. translation: were so many people who were inj

chairman. >> senator hawley, thank you. senator rosen, you're recognized for your questions. >> thank you, chairman peters, ranking member portman, for holding this very important hearing today and i appreciate the difficult service that all of you provide to keep our nation safe. thank you for being here. i want to talk a little bit about domestic terrorism. i'm going to switch up a little bit. 20 years after 9/11 we know threats to the homeland have become more diverse, more complex, and the rapidly growing threat -- we all know this, domestic violent extremism. you testified before, director wray, that in march the investigations have doubled since 2017 to 2,000 this year. the bureau has now elevated the threat of violent extreism to the same level as isis, and secretary mayorkas, you said violent extremism is the greatest terrorism threat we face in our homeland. so i applaud the administration to release the first ever national strategy for countering domestic terrorism which caudifies the national strategy that domest

senator josh hawley asked someone about capitol hill today, here's part of it. >> is waiting to express one's view at a school board meeting harassment and intimidation? >> as the attorney general memoranda made quite clear, spirited debate is welcome, it's a hallmark of this country, it is something we all should engage in -- >> i don't think so. with all due respect, it didn't make it quite clear. it did not define those terms. nor did it define harassment and intimidation. >> tucker: that is the person, by the way, who actually runs the justice department and she's actually run by susan rice at the white house, who takes her direction from barack obama. just so you know how it actually works. senator josh hawley is the man you saw asking those questions, and we are happy to have him join us tonight. senator, thanks so much for coming on. this, if you take three steps back, appears to be a department of justice that is primarily concerned with ideological crimes and not actual violent crimes. >> you can imagine some things fbi agents could be doing like maybe going to the border where

senator josh hawley's not use to it.represents misery in the united states senate and joins us tonight. senator, thank you so much for coming on. there is this weird phenomenon where you point out, wait, it wasn't always this way. you didn't have junkies living on school grounds when i was growing up. with the hell is this? and they look at you like are you crazy, it has always been this way. >> i think the lower your expectations, tucker, is really the slogan of the biden presidency. you talk about bringing back the old days, the 1970s, this is like reliving jimmy carter's worst year in office where we are told the american people are the problem. you are the problem. national malays, all the american people's fault. in fact, it is joe biden's fault and the terrible policies, he is trying to run -- he does not believe in it. we are a strong nation and it is time we started acting like it. >> tucker: the strength, i would assume, is in the population itself and if you watch people sit back as colonies of junkies living i

senator josh hawley.souri -- of all the things going wrong this country there is one bright red line. its vaccine mandates per the one thing congress is a ignoring. forcing people to take something they don't want in a case of a hundred million americans that they don't need against a virus they have natural protection from. if we allow that, there is no enzymatic to what we enforce. but if you people are fighting back, including a few well-known entertainers. country music star travis is one of them. he is a major announcement and joins us next. ♪ ♪ this. he joins us next. ♪ ♪ . ♪ ♪ >> tucker: here is something that is kind of sad but true. the overwhelming majority of people may dislike something but in real life, nothing really changes until powerful people stand up against it. that is why this is a significant story.y. country music star travis tritt has announced he is canceling any performance in any venue that mandates masks, requires covid vaccinations, or pushes unreasonable covid casting protoco

senator hawley, senator cotton will both join us in a minute.y are dead on accurate, as was ted cruz. and by the way, garland should resign and take responsibility. it happened on his watch, and especially because the ag, merrick garland, has a serious conflict of interest here, while the attorney general was busy looking into the potential parents that are threatening to school boards, these are parents that have concerns about the curriculum, crt. his family happens to be making a lot of money creating crt curriculum for schools. oh, that is called a conflict where i grew up. take a look. >> your son-in-law makes a very substantial sum of money from a company involved in the teaching of critical race theory. did you seek and receive a decision from an ethics advisor at the department of justice before you carried out an action that would have a predictable financial benefit to your son-in-law? >> this memorandum is aimed at violence and threats -- >> i just asked a question -- >> no predictable -- >> did you seek an ethics opinion question mik

i want to put up for viewers, for context, what senator hawley was doing.ey. he claims it's all partisan. >> i'm not following what i frankly think is a partisan circus. i think it's pretty disgraceful. >> your response? >> a big lie doesn't take shape of its own. it's built on a scaffold of lies. what you heard from senator hawley is part of the scaffolding, to try to delegitimize what happened on january 6th, that day he gave the fist sign to those insurrections outside the capitol. i'm not surprised he doesn't want us looking into it. i'm not surprised donald trump doesn't want us looking into it. at the end of the day, i have every confidence that we will persevere. i'm really quite encouraged by the fact that our committee is so non-partisan. all of us on it, conservatives, liberals, are all determined to get to the truth. that's what we're going to do. >> appreciate that. i understood. there's also some other reports i'd like to get your response to that relate to this, and viewers of "the beat" know we give great credence to people's free speech and

i want to show you how republican senator josh hawley reacted.ent is happening. let me show you that. >> harassment and intimidation? what do those terms mean in the context of a local school board meeting? the first amendment context, we talk about the chill, the chill to speech. if this isn't a deliberate attempt to chill parents from showing up at school board meetings for their elected school boards, i don't know what is. i mean, i'm -- i'm not aware of anything like this in american history. >> so, let's be generous to mr. hawley in a way he's not ever to others, and assume he's just ignorant. but explain to him what harassment and intimidation you have experienced. >> oh, you know, i have to say this. i would love to know if mr. hawley has the public inside of his boardroom every single time he speaks. you know, i'm curious if he believes that he doesn't have any opposition. i'm curious if he's aware that his opposition probably wouldn't be as threatening and violent as mine has been. if he wants to understand what the definition of a threa

>> and senator josh i raise my fist for insurrectionists hawley. >> it's wrong.my knowledge in the history of this country and i call on you to resign. >> senator tom cotton of arkansas, also, called on the attorney general to resign. >> this is -- >> that's wrong. >> this is shameful. this testimony, your direct ichbidirective, your performance is shameful. thank god you are not on the supreme court. you should resign in disgrace, judge. >> we should noetd three of those you just heard from are said to be considering a run for president based on their performance today, maybe auditioning would be the better word. joining us now, cnn chief legal analyst, jeefry toobin. jeff, are the comments from senator grassley saying garland has politicized the doj accurate? >> well, no, they are not accurate. and as you pointed out, they are rich with irony since he spent four years defending the incredibly politicized justice department of william barr and jeff sessions. but as you point out, this was theater where famerrick garland was really a prop more than a witness so t

caroline hawley, bbc news.reiss andersen who is the chair of the norwegian nobel committee, the 5 member committee that awards the nobel peace prize. thank you so much for your time tonight. a very busy day for you. i think people following this news today will be so struck that the peace prize has gone to journalists, the notion that simply telling the truth is something that contributes to peace. truth is something that contributes to eace. �* ., , ., truth is something that contributes to eace. �* ., , to peace. and that is a very significant _ to peace. and that is a very significant part _ to peace. and that is a very significant part of— to peace. and that is a very significant part of our- to peace. and that is a very - significant part of our reasoning because we are all surrounded by media daily. and we do not perhaps stop to reflect what an important part media should really play and our societies. part media should really play and oursocieties. because part media should really play and our societies.

that's josh hawley, a republican from missouri. one of the things democrats have tried to do to raise the debt ceiling is get an agreement from all 100 senators, it would require a simple majority, 51 votes. any one republican senator can force a 60-vote threshold. josh hawley saying there are multiple republican senators who won't alou it to pass on that simple majority threshold today. as a result, democrats looking at changing the filibuster rules. they needful unanimity within the democratic caucus. wep eel see if they can get there. >> manu, thank you. that test vote later today. >>> mark zuckerberg has testified now four times before congress since last summer with little fallout for being frank until today maybe. it has more to do with what the facebook ceo is not saying than anything he has testified to until now. breaking his silence in a long company letter on the whistle-blower frances haugen's damning accusations against facebook. zuckerberg's new statement putting out hours after senators excoriated him in which the fo

for instance, the treatment from hawley there, that we just played. >> well, yasmin, i've been in dozens, probably hundreds of hearings where whoever's coming before the senators, the members of congress to testify gets a real dressing down. it's not uncommon to be said, you should resign or, you know, to demand somebody's resignation. this was, however, something different. you had the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and they were accusing him of being disloyal to his country. they were accusing him of aiding the enemy, aiding the chinese communist party. they said he broke the military. they suggested that the military is no longer a trustworthy institution, and they suggested that he cares more about his own vanity and how he's portrayed than he cares about the lives of the men and women serving under him. now, look, this is the top general in the united states, 42 years in uniform serving his country. it seems to me you could give him a dressing down, the afghanistan pullout didn't go well, regardless of whose fault it is. it's really a very different thing to say, you're not p

the major newspapers in josh hawley's state said he should resign from congress, but he didn't.le, again, of a cancer on the republican party, a cancer on american democracy. once again confusing violence with free speech. confusing the beating up on school board officials, the threatening of school board officials with free speech. is this the republican party we're going to have to deal with for the rest of our lives? >> it is the republican party we're going to have to defeat, and we're going to have to make an example of what we will not toll trait in this country. we are looking in real-time at the normalizing of people saying that violence and threats are permissible in the american debate on which way we want to go with the country. whether you have a josh hawley who was part of inciting and supporting what happened on january 6th as an insurrection, or if you go to a ted cruz that talks about colliding of trucks that will kill chickens, as he's talking about dealing with the debt of the country. i've been a preacher all my life. who uses killing chickens as some kind of

how senator josh hawley is siding with the mauve again. that's. nexte mauve again.t's next instantly clear everyday congestion with vicks sinex saline. for fast drug free relief vicks sinex. instantly clear everyday congestion. and try vicks sinex children's saline. safe and gentle relief for children's noses. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ last week, as we covered on the show. the national school board association wrote a letter to joe biden, asking for federal assistance to combat the growing threat of violence and intimidation directed at local school boards across the country, yesterday the justice department responded with a one page memo, and it simply direct federal law enforcement to work with, local interest to curb the threats of violence, in today doing a senate judiciary hearing, featuring debris the a.g. lisa monaco, republican senator josh hawley of missouri, best known for raising his fist in support of the january six insurrectionists, befor

overall deal because i'm not favor what they want to spend it on missouri republican senator josh hawley says he refuses to help democrats spend more money. i don't want to spend money. >> on welfare benefits for illegal aliens. i don't want to spend money on tax increases for small business. i don't spend money on the green new deyl democrats insist the money is for pass spending following the vote. senate majority leader chuck schumer slammed republicans for refusing to help republicans plated dangerous and risky partisan game. the short term fix now heads the democrat controlled house once past the treasury department will continue to be able to pay its bills which include social security benefits and paychecks for military troops. but schumer says the plan is merely a band-aid. what is needed now is a long-term solution so we don't go through this risky drama every few months he's calling on republicans to return to the table to pass a broader plan by december. >> republicans say the short term deal should by democrats more time to resolve the broader issue on their own. >> house. la

attorney for state of montana issued memorandum, josh hawley points to, upon which people could face charges. does it have a chilling effect or not have a chilling effect? >> of course it has a chilling effect. department of justice says it will investigate something, that will chill. i had parents in vermont tell me they know people going to school board meetings who decided now it is not worth it, they don't want to get into entanglement with the department of justice. this is why if you thought merrick garland was a decent man, nonpolitical man, he's ruined reputation and that name by allowing himself to issue that, he should have said no. >> sandra: josh hawley's exchange was about relationshipization of the doj, went as far as to call on merrick garland to resign, listen. >> u.s. attorneys are collecting and cataloging the ways might prosecute parents like mr. smith because they want to be involved in their children's education and have a say in elected officials. it is wrong, unprecedented in the history of this country and i call on you to resign. >> sandra: there were multipl

caroline hawley, bbc news.pressures on journalism first hand, when they were both taken to court to face libel charges. thank you forjoining us, rambo. you described marie as your mental. how are you feeling today about your cool being given this award? — described maria as your mentor. we did described maria as your mentor. - did not expect this to happen. i was surprised but at the same time i am astounded. i'm really pleased about this development. this is for all journalists around the world. at the same time it is an affirmation and recognition of the struggle of journalists when it comes to telling the truth. i was with maria a few months ago facing a libel complaint against us. we were in court. it was against us. we were in court. it was a tough time for both of us and the magazine. at the same time, our struggle is continuing in the philippines. — and rappler. teiiii struggle is continuing in the philippines. - and rappler. tell us more about— philippines. - and rappler. tell us more about maria, _ phi

so the presentation by senator hawley should be taken, considered in that light.econdly, i'd like to say a word about senator cotton's question to you, representative howard, about safe, legal, and rare. i think what you said and what senator hirono said about how to reduce the number of abortions in this country. there are several ways to do it. i guess. one is to close down the abortion clinics, which seems to be the goal in texas. the other is to empower and help women make the best decision in their lives by providing them counseling and medical, home and health insurance and the fundamentals and family planning. i have struggled, i respect those who have a different point of view on the subject, but i have struggled with trying to understand this notion that eliminating or not providing family planning information is any hope of reducing the number of unwanted pregnancies. practical human experience tells us that's not true. i'll use the word rare on doing it in a positive way rather than a negative way of shutting down the clinics. now, as i reflect on this

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caroline hawley, bbc news.cow has marked them as foreign agents, and it's strongly rejects the decisions to designate him as a foreign agent in a statement, it adds... 0fficials officials in northern afghanistan similes 50 people have been killed in a suicide bombing a mosque used by the minority shear community. islamic states as it's behind the attack and it happened during friday prayers. and officials say many dozens of people were also injured. reporting from neighbouring pakistan, are correspondent. this blast took place at 1:30pm in the northern city of kunduz injured victims of the blaster rushed to hospital. 50 injured victims of the blaster rushed to hospital.— injured victims of the blaster rushed to hospital. so many people were injured- _ rushed to hospital. so many people were injured. hardly _ rushed to hospital. so many people were injured. hardly anyone - rushed to hospital. so many people were injured. hardly anyone was i were injured. hardly anyone was unharmed. most of those sitting there we

caroline hawley, bbc news.y with one of the nobel peace prize winners. he is a kind of soviet journalist, he began journalistic work during the soviet union in communist rule. afterwards, with a group of other journalists, he moved out of the two found the newspaper as an independent publication and it is the last standing print run newspaper opposition, major opposition in western russian, novaya gazeta. all the rest have been this or that way extinguished. novaya gazeta under his leadership campaigned against the first chechen war, the second chechen war and the russian invasion of georgia, the russian campaign in syria, the russian involvement in the fighting in the dumb. protest massive nuclear disarmament. getting the peace prize, it is quite warranted for our newspaper but the main thing is that we are the last independent newspaper left in russia. when you describe that novaya gazeta is the last remaining independent opposition publication inside russia, it seems interesting that the kremlin spokesman co

senator hawley. >> thanks very much. attorney general garland, on october 4th, you issued an unprecedented memo that involved the department of justice and fbi and local school districts, local school boards. nothing like it in our country's history. it was based, you testified, on this letter from the national school board association that we now know the white house was involved in writing. they retracted the letter, they apologized for the letter. they say they regret the letter, but you won't retract the memo and said earlier you have no regrets, and you defended yourself repeatedly saying you're focused on violence. now, of course, we have seen the memo from your own justice department advising state and local and other prosecutors about all of the different federal causes of action that they can bring against parents that are not about violence. they're about harassment and intimidation. i'm looking here at this memo. it identifies no fewer than 13 possible federal crimes involving harassment and intimidation, incl

caroline hawley has this profile on the winners.ratov dedicated his work to put —— journalists killed in the line of work. philippine bornjournalist at columbia universityjoins us columbia university joins us live columbia universityjoins us live now. tell us about maria and really what keeps her going under difficult circumstances. truly maria has been under intense pressure over the last five years since duterte has beenin five years since duterte has been in power, she has been trolled, threatened with death and rape, she and rappler have had close to a dozen lawsuits. she has tremendous strength of character, she has also largely been locked up in the pandemic, but allowed to travel, just last week the government refused to let her travel to greece, her mother was ill —— to the us, she wanted to visit her mother and she hasn't been allowed. it is a lot of tremendous pressure, she has shown courage, equanimity and grace through all of that. my auestion grace through all of that. my question then is, what keeps her going under suc