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higgins down the sideline out of bounds at the one. let's go to pylon cam. yeah that's a catch.n very next play burrow will just do it himself to higgins again. bengals win 30 to 24in ot. so four afc teams fighting for one remaining playoff spot. if denver beats kc next week they're in. if not things are going to get very, very interesting on that side. that'll do it for toyota after the game. now back to you j.r. 11 months ago we were getting ready in 91 going to the super bowl. we would travel. not this time around. >> well no playoffs i thought that meant cheap tickets for us. but it could be the jared goff family party in the stands. >> absolutely. he said he doesn't have a lot of people in the stands. so uh- last game home game. it's on abc seven. we'll be there. >> thank you so much chris. up next, a crash involving two bart police cars is under investigation in the east bay. also details on a collision that sent several people to the hospital and the business owners who managed to w ♪ ♪ get 0% apr for 60 months on 2024 gmc ev models. ♪ we are professional grade. gmc. - ma

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stumbling and just masterfully gets it to higgins.t other worldly for burrow. >> last night's game against the browns burrow was tripped by a teammate as he fell and somehow still managed to throw the ball off for a touchdown pass to higgins, the bengals beat the browns 24-six. >> i don't think we're witnessing the start of an oligarchy. i think we are fully here. you literally have a completely unelected billionaire who has just taken over and paused government funding. you have billionaires who run news outlets like jeff bezos and the "washington post." the "l. a. times."enter completely interjecting into their editorial boards and manipulating what is being written in them. >> griff: alexandria ocasio-cortez tearing into doge co-chair musk. clay travis joins us. what was your reaction when we heard the really ranting of aoc about the oligarchs? i spent a week last week at mar-a-lago with billionaires coming through, not just to include the tiktok ceo and bezos but you had japanese softbank ceo coming and pledging $1 hundred billion

and then very next play burrow back to higgins. that's your ball game.engals win 30 to 24 in overtime. so four afc teams fighting for one playoff spot a denver win over kc next week there. and if not things are going to get real interesting. bit of a surprise friday when the sacramento kings fired head coach mike brown, especially considering the former warriors assistant just signed a three year contract extension back in june. but friday, brown was in the midst of a five game losing streak. remember, he was the nba's coach of the year just two seasons ago. at the time that snapped a 16 season playoff drought. steve kerr reacted to the news before his team's game in l.a. friday night. >> you know, we all kind of know this is the nature of the business, but it just seems so shocking when a guy is the unanimous coach of the year a year and a half ago. and when you think about where that franchise was before mike got there and where they've been the last couple of years, the job that he and his staff have done, it's just really shocking. >> you've heard of

justin higgins, thank you as well. >>> still ahead, what kash patel could do to change the makeup of the fbi as we know it. and what in the world is happening in south korea? where a martial law order was just lifted only hours after it was put in place? we're going to explain. >> plus, they cross the aisle to support joe biden. what never trumpers are now saying after the president pardoned his son. surance with liberty mutual. customize and sa— (balloon doug pops & deflates) and then i wake up. anyou have ts eam every night? yeah, every night! hmm... i see. (limu squawks) only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ [♪♪] did you know, how you feel can be affected by the bacteria in your gut? try new align yogurt coated probiotic fruit bites. with a delicious apple and blueberry-flavored fruit center and yogurt coating, each bite is infused with added probiotics, to help promote a healthy digestive system every day. plus, they're packaged in individually-wrapped pouches, for daily digestive support on the go. look for new align yogurt coated probiotic fruit bi

ma if9 higgins, this was fun. your time and your expertise. >> thanks for having me. happy new year. taylor: you too. let's take it from the future of warfare to the future of food. wall street seemed to lose its taste for plant-based foods in 2024. look at meat producer beyond meat and dairy alternative oatly's stock, they're down. now, despite the struggles, one company betting on lab-grown proteins that will be the next food alternative to catch on with consumers. if fox business' kelly saberi joins me live from chicago the to dig into the lab to the table movement. hey, kelly. >> reporter: hi, taylor. and it's not just this one company. there are an estimated dozens of companies that are trying to win over the hearts and stomachs of investors and foodies alike. but there's something special about this company. you may have already tried vegan sushi that's made from things like tomatoes and other vegetables, but take take a look at this. what if i told you that this is not real tuna? if. >> i probably wouldn't

finds tee higgins in the end zone. his third touchdown of the game. bengals win a thriller, 30 to 24 and keep their slim playoff hopes alive. in college, miami met in the pop tarts bowl and the action was just as entertaining as the game itself. quarterback rushes in for the game-winning score and iowa state wins at a thriller 42 to 41. there goes the pop tarts mascot, and he comes out as an edible piece of pop tart. brock purdy would be proud here for his iowa state cyclones as they get the win. now, the 49ers did not have the season they hoped for this season, but it has not been all that in 2024. the rematch against the alliance is coming up monday, but here is a look back at some of the top plays for the red and gold this year. >> the corner, baby! >> kittle out jumped three new england defenders for a touchdown catch that stunned his teammates. >> that was outrageous, man. that was outrageous! >> i was speechless. i knew that paul was coming out. that is one of the greatest catches i have seen. >> he has played a lot of football. he says that is

♪ ♪ >> jimmy: higgins. ♪ it's beautiful.teve: james! >> jimmy: james! ♪ [ cheers ] ♪ all right, thank you very much, james. i appreciate that. that's the type kind of stuff you'll hear. that is that. and then, aroundnd 6:00, oy, same -- same channel. >> steve: same channel, 17. >> jimmy: it's gonna be, like, a mo -- motown inspired, like, party dance, singalong, family dance. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: you're gonna hear -- you're gonna hear -- the foundations. you're gonna hear marvin gaye. you're gonna hear aretha franklin. smokey robinson, james brown, stevie wonder.r. it's fun. [ cheers ] kool & the gang! >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: and then, if that's not enough -- >> steve: what? >> jimmy: you want more? no one's going to sleep. >> steve: yeah, no. >> jimmy: i call my man diplo. >> steve: what? >> jimmy: this is real. diplo did a full hour-long dance mix. [ light laughter ] i mean, it's kind of unbelievable what he did. it starts with buble. >> questlove: okay. ♪ it's beginning to look a lot like christmas ♪ [ vocalizing beat

higgins and said, can you take those supply boats and help me land an army in north africa? and we did. so i don't mean to wax poetic, but we can do these things, but we need a consensus. but we need a consensus based on the american people understanding the threat. and we haven't had that. gen. fenton: hey, oren, i would just add as we talk to our international teammates, many of them say that this era feels eerily familiar to other eras and they pick different ways to say it. if you think about as president kennedy, i think it was the 1961 said something akin to we are at nuclear armed world, but we are not at nuclear war, but we are at lots of low intensity conflicts around the globe that are pulling for the cognitive space of humankind, either toward communism or away from communism western based approach. and this articulation in that sense certainly makes me think a little bit about today and then how we approached it after that, so called arms, so to speak. then in many ways from going to the moon, things we built in this country, even for us, part of that was preside

he told me that his actual name was paul higgins. another name on the seller's profile, so he questioned him, and he gets a reply. ittai now feels suspicious of the seller's story. he decides to investigate further. i began to look into my paypal records and there it was — the name peter higgs, which he had specifically, emphatically denied was his name. remember that name — peter higgs. and it was my colleague who'd said to me, "ittai, you do realise, don't you, that peter higgs "is the name of the curator at the british museum?" and i remember that distinctly. my hair stood on end. i was absolutely shocked. he'd done his agatha christie. he knew who it was. peter higgs — a curator at the british museum's greece and rome department. absolutely shocking but believable. and why is it believable? well, because it made sense. it's always someone on the inside. the thief was apparently still operating within the museum walls and it was an insider — someone with access to the stores. and that was a truly scary thought. ittai decides to wr

suppose the people that are holding the people on and how it was done and to talk them. elliott, higgins and eric toller from boeing get actually taught the information on uh images through cameras, etc, etc, etc. another american that was an f b i and homeland security trainer leesburg. talked about of jo, locate people using the ip address. so the, given the information for anyone that they put on that list was relatively easy. and what balance is just jill. locate them, but you can use this camera in any city surveillance cameras. if you know where that person starting from the starting point, you can follow them as they walk through the city. don't think about this for someone that was a young girl. think about this and it's not somebody that that's even that child is pushing paula. but asking for peace. that's what she's actually guilty of. and this is just how sick these people are. so listen, allow me to con some through with it you as a person is the knowing of searches middle towards something almost successful in your own way. v them as a doctor in a 1000 is who are there. that

tee higgins with the hat trick. his third touchdown catch is the game winner. the bengals beat the broncos 30 to 24. now denver can still make the playoffs with a win against the chiefs next weekend. the bengals need a win and some help. both the warriors and the sharks are in action tonight. we'll have highlights on the news at 11:00. jen b asks, "how can i get fast download speeds while out and about?" jen, we've engineered xfinity mobile with wifi speeds up to a gig, so you can download and do much more all at once. it's an idea that's quite attractive. or... another word... -fashionable? i was gonna say- "popular! you're gonna be pop-uuuu-larrr!" can you do defying gravity?! yeah, get my harness. buy one line of unlimited, get one free for a year with xfinity mobile. and see “wicked,” in theaters now. and ray romano is making the rounds. the pair showed up to the friend's couch on the warner bros. backlot in burbank to surprise fans. all right, one at a time. we'll get them all in. okay. next. oh. never mind. gotta go. go sit on your own show's couch. this

remember, bill, we have a balloon that flew drone package testing something ryan higgins what is it?d be easy to put out a statement saying hey, guys, don't mind the drones, we're not under attack. what bothered many people in my audience and called out the governor earlier this week, he did not make a statement till after thousands of our listeners flooded the state house with calls saying, governor, what is going on and what did you know and when and why are you not saying anything? thinking about the size of the drones, it's not like they can stay airborne forever. they've got to land somewhere. chances are they're planning somewhere locally and why is it obstructing cerumen happening at night and only happening on and around our military bases and joint base in monmouth and north jersey? there's a lot of questions and leading many of us to below they do know. the simplest explanation this is a military test and i wish they would come out and say here's what we're doing, and i have said when i'm elected governor, we're not going to have the secrecy coming from the state house. we'

in prison shop in a clean from opposite appreciate a green and black one and a blue and black one higgins toys. and wanted to make my children happy quite in my every week. and she wrote letters to her daughters who were only one and 3 years old at the time. the letters she received in prison from her family had been preserved. barbara's our mission, your sister in law made sure that her daughters did not forget her while she was in prison. the she had a long from them, which she always talked about me as mama while that's spoken to prepare the girl's best to kindle pull behind it on bob is our mission. you divorced her husband in prison and withdrew her application to emigrate. after his release, he went to the west and she returned to her children. the blue doll is still on display today in the museum. let's candler and klaus schumann. the men from the blue under bridge turned 18, installs a prison the 4 months before their trial are edge, deeply in their memories for 10 tons 18 on january the 15th, i thought it might be that would open the door and tell me a little bit of mist i cannot

river wear gill higgins, ourasia correspondent —— rupert wingfield—hayes.we will keep an eye on them. �* , , them. a very tense political situation — them. a very tense political situation that _ them. a very tense political situation that many - them. a very tense political situation that many thanks | them. a very tense political i situation that many thanks to you and to rupert. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. there are warnings that the nhs in england is under more pressure going into winter than ever before. a sharp rise in cases of flu and norovirus are seemingly to blame. 0ur correspondent steve knibbs has more. the nhs said australian limit isn't unusual but this year the pressure is hitting harder and earlier than before and there are no warnings of a potential quarter damik. the first nhs figures for the winter show that the average number of patients taking up beds in hospitals in england last week with flu were almost 1100. that is four times higher than this time last year. 750 beds were occupied with those with norovirus

. >> trace: you had clay higgins going after christopher ray. it's kind of fascinating but this back-and-forth is really instructive and people should watch this. >> did you have confidential human sources dressed as trump supporters inside the capitol on january 6 the prior to the doors being opened? >> i have to be very careful. >> it should be a know, can you not tell the american people know we did not have confidential human sources dressed as trump supporters positioned inside the capital. >> you should not read anything into my decisions not to share. >> trace: people are reading into it. it goes back to the top of this conversation which is we are not getting straight answers and people are wondering why. >> at this point the difference between an all right or right-wing conspiracy theory... if you had said this happened just a few weeks ago the left would've called you crazy and i don't think that anyone believes it's a coincidence that chris ray resigned the day before this report came out. we are finally getting this information and t

. >> for more on this, let's bring in tim higgins at the wall street journal and cnbc contributor. the piece is "elon musk brings his messy way of doing things to washington." tim, good morning. how are you doing? >> i'm well. thank you. >> i think your title says it all about the content of the article. the messy way of doing business, in your mind, how does it influence d.c. long term and how does it impact the relationship with the president-elect? >> even without elon musk, as emily pointed out, it will be rocky and hard to do business especially in the early weeks in the congress with the administration and not a lot of margin for error for republicans who control all three. the house, senate and white house. in theory, they should be able to pass whatever they want. as we have seen, it's very difficult. when they think they have a deal, as they did last week, elon musk gets in the mix and has shown he can blow it up. the question with elon musk and the question that i heard in washington when i was there last week is can elon inspire republicans to vote for what he wants to d

he's got higgins out there. caught, touchdown cincinnati. deep for adams.to take it into the end zone for a chance touchdown. >> use the run game or quarterback run game. mitchell will be a double pass. intercepted. >> blitz coming, mayfield out to the left. throws on the move for mike evans who gets loose. down the sideline, mike evans, it's a touchdown for tampa bay. >> 2nd and 4. cook taking off. he almost got stopped. he's going home for the touchdown. >> those were just some of the biggest plays from across the nfl yesterday, including one of the only bills touchdowns that didn't involve quarterback, josh allen. allen bolstered his case for mvp. running for a pair of scores and throwing for two more as buffalo snapped the lions with a 40-42 road victory. the houston texans win the division for the second straight year. a 20-12 win over the miami dolphins. that was coupled with the indianapolis colts loss to the denver broncos. >>> to seattle now, and the seahawks hosting the green bay packers on saturday night football. this was never a game, packers q

the billionaire class, jeff bezos, musk, when you look at their records, tim higgins has written a great book that said musk turned tessa profitable when he benefited from state and federal subsidies. jeff bezos as well. the federal subsidies. when you look at what are they after? you mention this, not talking about cutting contractors. if you want to cut medicare advantage, that's where a lot of overpayment is to preserve and protect traditional medicare which is efficient. that's not where they are at and you can see a billionaire class coming into this doge thing and this is it, this is our candy. we went in. we have ideas because we want subsidies. we want great opportunities to cut regulations that are about going after -- theirs and cut the ftc entirely. cut the federal trade commission. >> a veteran chicago reporter said the worst thing you can hear from your editor is, you know what i saw in on my drive today? i was thinking about that with the billionaires about how they were going to cut the budget. thank you very much. >>> is pete hegseth about to be the second trump pick drop

. >> democrats voted to shut down the government evansville though we had a clean c ryan higgins not to give the president negotiating leverage during the first term. liz: those were fireworks on the floor of the house last night. democrats tried to shut down anna paw paulina luna. what are the status of the talks and three dozen lawmakers vote the against the cr bill and you voted for it. what is happening right now. now? >> right now the bill is on the floor and under suspension and we'll need two-thirds of the house to pass it, yes, we'll need some democrats to cross over and pass it. this bill is like the last one except like the reportedder said and it doesn't have increase in the debt limit and everything should have been agreed to and it's a bill that both sides agree to and want. wonderful made a pledge to president trump in reconciliation, we'll increase a debt limit and look to at least $2.5 trillion in spending cuts or spending cuts are saving $2.5 trillion in the next ten years. so that's the make of the deal. once he's the president, that's our pledge to him and this is

higgins. and mr. higgins, five minutes of questioning. >> thank you, madam chair. mr. elizondo, mr. schellenberg mentioned in his report given for this hearing, i believe mr. schellenberg, author of this report. >> sorry, sir. i am not the author. >> mr. schellenberger. are you the author of this report? >> no. not anymore, do you know the author. >> i do. >> you do. how would you estimate that madam or gentlemen. >> the person is a current or former u.s. government employee. >> and states that this public dweshgs diversion of the author's report. >> yes. >> where might one find the non-public version of the author's report? >> i don't know the answer to that. >> that would be with the department of defense? >> i don't know. >> but you do know the author? >> i do. >> do you know what the author's sources were? >> the author's sources were, are described in the report. the databases, the immaculate -- >> you expressed confidence in the sources? >> i would. >> earlier. >> i do. >> in testimony. you expressed confidence. do you know those sources? >> i do. >> in the department of defen

higgins. you are the king of tennessee. mr. higgins, you are recognized for five minutes of questions. >> thank you, madam chair. mr. elizondo, mr. shellenberger notes in the report that we have been given for this hearing -- i believe mr. shellenberger, you are the author of this report? >> i'm sorry. i'm not the author -- >> mr. shellenberger, were you the author of this report? >> no. >> do you know the author? >> i do. >> you do. and how would you estimate that madam or gentlemen? >> it is a current or former u.s. government employee. >> it states here that this is the public version of the authors report. so, where might one find the nonpublic version of the authors report? >> i don't know the answer to that. >> with that be with the department of defense? >> i don't know. >> but you do know the author. >> you know what the authors sources were? >> the authors sources are described in the report. these databases. >> but you expressed some confidence in the sources. >> i would. >> earlier. >> you expressed confidence. so do

i know my colleague, clay higgins, said to shoot them down. we don't know where they're from.ly they're from china or the soviet union or countries that don't have our best interest, so if you don't know, you take them out. they're in our space. and so i would recommend that. hopefully, we will. maria: yeah. all right, sir. we'll be watching all of that of course. we've got a lot going on. good to see you, sir, ralph norman joining us this morning in south carolina. stay with us. we'll be right back. to go further, you need to be ready for what's down the road. as energy demand continues to rise, we're harnessing breakthrough innovations to increase production in the u.s. gulf of mexico. our latest deepwater development, anchor, produces previously inaccessible oil and natural gas, allowing us to deliver the energy we all need today so everyone can follow their own road. that's energy in progress. when you're in the military you're really close with your brothers and your sisters that are in the military with you. and when you get out of the military, you kind of lose that unt

denver on the next position goes three and out and joe burrow decides to put this game away and finds higgins a thriller 30-24, and keeps their slim playoff hopes alive . >>> college football, bowl season is in full swing and the 49ers quarterback brought pretty most likely had his eyes set on the pop tarts bowl and his alma mater, iowa state looking to finish the season with 11 winds which would be the best in school history. iowa state faced miami in the pop tarts bowl and final seconds, the cyclones quarterback , rushes in for the game winning score and iowa state wednesday thriller, 42-41, to end the year 11-3 and after the win, check this out, the pop tart mascot drops into a giant toaster and comes out as an edible trophy for iowa state. there is truly nothing like bowl season. >>> another score to pass along, the sharks fall to the flames, 3-1. >>> doug christie has stepped into the sacramento kings role of head coach and he will be the interim head coach following the farmer former head coach mike brown on friday. christie said he wants players to focus on defensive intensity and resi

that's for you, higgins. >> steve: ooh, a baby record. >> jimmy: no. [ [ laughter you know what these, it's compact. ooh! >> jimmy: it uses laser beams to read the track. >> steve: what? ooh. >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: wow. i'll get my rav4 and i'll listen to that. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hey, if you missed the special -- did you miss the special? >> steve: i did because i was here working. >> jimmy: that's right. well, don't worry about it. >> steve: why not? how can i see it? >> jimmy: it will be streaming on peacock starting tomorrow. >> steve: really? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: oh, thank goodness. >> jimmy: you're welcome. but first, what a show we have for you tonight. he stars on "law & order: svu," which is back with new episodes january 16th right here on nbc. and his band, body count, has a a new album out now! [ cheers and applause ] "merciless." ice-t is here this evening! [ cheers and applause ] we're going to talk to him, and then body count is performing later in the show. >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: yeah. and then later, she's an emmy-nominated actress

talk about this with new york post columnist along with independent women's forum democracy heather higgins a long time but i thought it was interesting with the letter. so i went to united health group's website and it nowhere on there that i could find, right? one message for the public and maybe not the same message for investors and that right there made me feel disingenuinous. >> or maybe they aren't there yet in terms of posting it but the thing important to remember is the insurance industry overall denies 16% of claims but united health group denies 32%. so it's a lot of people are very unhappy about this. almost all bankruptcies that are personal occur because of healthcare. one of the most important things that trump did when he was leaving office in 2020 was he had an executive order of healthcare price transparency which should drop healthcare costs by 40%, if you were simply able to see prices in advance on the 90% of healthcare that's shoppable, the biden administration has totally slow-walked that and undermined it and hopefully one of the things that trump does is he comes a

burrow hooks up with tee higgins for their third touchdown connection of the day. bengals win 30 to 24 in overtime. and at eight and eight, there's still a game behind denver for the final wild card spot. but they are in the hunt after a four and eight start. the broncos blew their chance to secure a spot in the afc, but the chargers were not going to be denied a chance to grab a bid. they rolled all over the patriots 40 to 7 in foxborough. justin herbert throwing three touchdown passes, two of them to ladd mcconkey. and it has been quite a turnaround for l.a.. just a year ago they only won five games and now they're in the playoffs. in jim harbaugh's first season as head coach. let's go to college now where east carolina was leading nc state in the military bowl. but they ran it up the middle instead of kneeling down. and wolfpack players took exception to that decision. both benches emptied. it took almost ten minutes for order to be restored. in this game. eight players were ejected in all five from nc state, three from ecu, and we'll see if that bad blood spill

the billionaire class, basals, musk, when you look into the records -- musk is a great example, tim higgins wrote a great book about this "the power play," -- it says that must custody profitable when he benefited from state and federal subsidies, that is when tesla started to take off. basals, as well. you look at these federal subsidies. and when you look at, what are the really after? you mentioned this at the outset. they are not talking about cutting contractors. >> no. >> if you wanted to cut medicare advantage, that is where a lot of overpayment is, to preserve and protect the original medicare, which is very efficient. but, that is not where they are at and you can see a billionaire class coming into this doge thing like, this is it, this is our candy, we want in. we have some ideas here, because we want subsidies, we want some great opportunities to cut regulations, that all are about going after -- they are saying, cut the ftc, entirely. that is what they want to do, cut the federal trade commission. >> i was reminded of something a legendary veteran reporter said to me, the worst

joining us now is tim higgins. tim is a cnbc contributor.o watch among the two factions at work here. obviously, president-elect trump weighing in saying he is in favor of the h-1b visas proposals and plans. does that end the debate at this point? >> probably not. probably still some grumbling. anybody in politics who has been watching this coalition that trump built the past year to win the white house, suspected there would be this kind of jam-up at the end. the tech industry is dependent upon the high skilled labor whereas others in the country feel like immigration, any kind of immigration, he essentially, is taking away american jobs. so, really these two camps are heading toward collision. i think what's surprising is kind of the level of tenor of the outburst and how excited elon musk got and how vocal he became in defending that position. clearly very important to him. remember, he is an immigrant who became a u.s. citizen. clearly out there swinging very hard going after that program. >> you know, the tenor on the other side of the

joe burrow and company would get another chance and burrow hooks up with tee higgins for their thirdouchdown connection of the day, so the bengals win, 3024, in overtime. and at eight and eight, they are still a game behind denver for the final wild card spot. but they are in the hunt after a four and eight start. the broncos blew their chance to secure a spot in the afc, but the chargers weren't going to be denied a chance to grab a bid. they rolled all over the patriots 40 to 7 in foxboro. justin herbert throwing three touchdown passes, two of them to ladd mcconkey. and it has been quite a turnaround for l.a.. it was just a year ago. they only won five games. but now they're in the playoffs. and jim harbaugh's first season as head coach. the rams held off the cardinals to keep their nfc west title hopes alive. ahkello witherspoon picking off kyler murray in the final minutes to punctuate a 13 to 9 win. there are some tiebreaker scenarios that could give l.a. the nfc west title, either today or tomorrow. if not, the rams and seahawks will face off for the division crown next sunday.

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the watchdog report rejects speculation from numerous republican members of congress, such as clay higgins, as well as right wing media personalities who have suggested that the violence at the capitol was provoked by fbi agents. cnn's evan perez is here with more. evan, walk us through what else this report says. >> well, jake, the big finding here is that this this claim that the fbi was behind the violence, that's just not true. >> now, they did find that there were 26 paid informants working for the where the who were being paid by the fbi. >> these were members of the proud boys and the three percenters, other groups who were behind some of that violence. >> they were in attendance at the january 6th rallies. >> there were three of these people who were actually tasked by the fbi to collect information and provide information about some of the some of the people who were going to these rallies. and at least one case, one person did enter the capitol. the others were outside of the capitol. we should note that the fbi, that the inspector general found that the fbi had additional inform

and the other question, we have shawn higgins there towards the middle. yes. thanks for the discussion, by the way, how has the resurgence of social of socialism an ideology at all played into? we see, you know, the rise of figures like bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, the ceos at all concerned about that. does that affect their relationship or do focus more narrowly on their own individual concerns? the companies they represent? well, i'm pretty sure the ceos don't like it. that's a safe bet. but the way i describe it is that if you're a ceo, pretty much can bet that the democrats are not to like you and you're going to be critical of you, whether they're socialist or not. whereas the republicans, there's more variation. and so sometimes you have periods where republicans are very critical of companies like the era of the progressive was with teddy roosevelt, like the era today. but it waxes and wanes. and i could see us getting to a place where republicans are again, more comfortable with companies not overnight. but i think the bet there is that republi

higgins. >> thank you, gentlemen, for being here today. it's been referenced that there are federal laws against intercepting aircraft and intercepting communication signals and it's been cited today regarding the absence of a specific federal law aug rising local law enforcement to use existing technologies to mitigate against an unmanned aerial system threat or drone threat. let me say that mr. chairman, i believe that the tenth amendment already being tends such rights to the sovereign state, and let me say that the current law, the current federal law that authorizes specific, federal law enforcement agencies to use existing and emerging technologies to mitigate against unmanned aerial systems. yes, it authorizes those specific federal agencies to deploy the technology, but it in no way does the current law prohibit the rights of the sovereign state to authorize their own state and local law enforcement to use existing technologies and emerging technologies in a law enforcement capacity. mr. wegman, is it against the law for one americ

what i learned after helping to vet pete hegseth for the rnc in 2016, by justin higgins, a former opposition researcher. quote, your thoughts. >> well, let's step back. all of the things you have been reading and reporting the last 15 minutes. wow. wow. i mean, wow. this man is not just -- does not have one scandal and it is not one incident here and there. he is a global scandal and it is breath taking what we are learning in the fact that if this vote, if his nomination goes to the united states senate, a majority of republican senators will end up voting to confirm him as secretary of the department of defense, a position for which he is not at all qualified. but even this is a fraction of what we have learned about him. not only has his mom called him out, not only have his coworkers called him out. he paid money to a women who credibly accused him of rape. and we are not even talking about the kinds of public comments that he has made, the extremism of his books, his ties to some, very sketchy organizations. this is one of those moments you take a deep breath and go, okay, in any other

higgins. >> thank you, gentlemen, for being here today. it's been referenced that there are federal laws against intercepting aircraft and intercepting communication signals and it's been cited today regarding the absence of a specific federal law aug rising local law enforcement to use existing technologies to mitigate against an unmanned aerial system threat or drone threat. let me say that mr. chairman, i believe that the tenth amendment already being tends such rights to the sovereign state, and let me say that the current law, the current federal law that authorizes specific, federal law enforcement agencies to use existing and emerging technologies to mitigate against unmanned aerial systems. yes, it authorizes those specific federal agencies to deploy the technology, but it in no way does the current law prohibit the rights of the sovereign state to authorize their own state and local law enforcement to use existing technologies and emerging technologies in a law enforcement capacity. mr. wegman, is it against the law for one americ

about this or look at that day and say -- and i think i got this feeling from the captain, captain higgins. when you look at the history of the united states, there are certain things that will tell you about. butler, pennsylvania, my hometown, was once recognized the birthplace as the jeep. it is now recognized at the location where the attempted assassination of donald trump took place. so it overshadows everything else that town was ever known for and how wounded they were that day. i will say this again, i've said it before, local law enforcement was the first, the first direction that fingers were pointed, that these local law enforcement guys didn't do their job, they didn't do their job. i know them personally. i know how deeply wounded they were by that. these are real people doing real things in realtime. so when i'm out shopping, people come up to me and say, you know what happened that day. i said, you know, i have a pretty good idea. they said, let me tell you my version. i said, that's interesting, so where were you on the grounds that day? they said, well, i actually wasn't t

. >> are you finding the right henry higgins?ady for a ball in no time leave it to you to put the pig back in pygmalion. >> thank you. >> kelsey grammer played pomposity like nobody you've ever seen. and got huge laughs. >> so considered a move until my fingers have completely cleared the piece. >> well, what's taking so long? >> i am analyzing my options unlike your winged approach. >> i like to plan a strategy like a general leading his troops into battle checkmate schwarzkopf i think frasier probably stands as the single most successful spin off, at least in the history of sitcoms. >> and the emmy goes to frasier. >> frasier. >> frasier we were lightning hot and it was critical for us to be leading the way, not just following your friends is about that time in your life when your friends are your family when david crane and i lived in new york, we were part of a group of six people. >> we were all attached at the hip, and we went everywhere together and celebrated everything together oh and there's that period where you're loo