i want to thank you, daniel horowitz, for your excellent work.hank you. mark: we'll be right back. ♪ still warm. ♪ thanks, maggie. oh, alice says hi. for some of us, our daily journey is a short one. save 50% when you pay per mile with allstate. pay less when you drive less. you've never been in better hands. allstate. click or call for a quote today. with acetaminophenction you've never been in better hands. fights pain in two ways. advil targets pain at the source... ...while acetaminophen blocks pain signals. the future of pain relief is here. new advil dual action. ♪ mark: welcome back. america, the reason why you have all this litigation in these hearings and questions taking place isn't because of donald trump, isn't because the president is a poor loser but because the democrats have destroyed our electoral system. they went through state by state by state to do it. they practiced in california and they practiced in other states and they have fine-tuned the system of undermining your vote and your franchise and they have destroyed the inte

we did the russia, we were vindicated by the horowitz report.ed biden, they'd wouldn't do that either. we went to the biden corruption then they went into it. this is independent. we do our things different here. if you ask a question about voting irregularity, conspiracy theory, but from the same people that did it for three years. >> you mentioned the obama white house before, sean, as far as the way they treated the price. a lot of people in the business belief, well, oh, good, joe biden presidency we get to go back to that where president obama may have treated them in a friendly manner and treated them with respect. but if you look at the record, and sarah brought it up before, president trump's must successful president we had in taking more questions in four years than any other president has by a country mile. remember, it was the obama-find an administration that on james rosen who was with the network at the time. if it was the obama-died administration that seized ap reporter phone records secretly. it was the biden-obama administrati

i have on the program now a very, very sharp young man, he's been on the program before, daniel horowitzconservative review and he took a very laser look at the numbers in the battleground of the battleground states, commonwealth of pennsylvania and daniel horowitz, welcome. what did you find in the commonwealth of pennsylvania when you looked? >> mark, great to be back with you and look, what we found was magic. returns and political scientific data that we have not seen before. when it comes to mail-in ballots of which there were many, 2.6 million, it turns out that the always seemed to skew against trump even relative to other republicans and they always seem to favor biden even relative to other democrat candidates so comparing apples to apples. when you take a look at republicans who won their races for state auditor or state treasurer it turns out that those republicans did better than trump on male ends but not on election day. on election day they had fewer votes than trump. when you go to the democrats victors such as dan shapiro, the notorious attorney general, he seemed to do

horowitz found that opening the investigation was in compliance with department and fdi policies and found no eidence of political bias in its opening or any investigative step taken by the crossfire hurricane team. ". you know the inspector general did find problems so with this investigation and the fbi has already implemented those changes to prevent the heirs from happening again. in addition to her own committees hearing the senate judiciary committee which has jurisdiction overr the fbi and the department of justice is undertaken his own investigation, john durham is also continuing his own investigation at the department ofof justice, the senate intelligence committee has also investigated and its bipartisan report included the trump campaign manager paul manafort's willingness to share information with the russian intelligence services was a grave counterintelligence threat. i asked of the findings of the grsenate intelligence committeee entered into the record without objection. >> without objection. >> in addition to her own today's hearing seeks to rehash the same matter i

inspector general horowitz interviewed more than 100 witnesses and reviewed more than 1 million documents over the course of nearly 2 years to come to his conclusion and in fact i asked that the executive summary of this report be entered into the record. >> without objection. >> i'll remind the chairman and mister horowitz while opening the investigation was in compliance with department and fbi policies , we found no evidence of political bias in its opening or in any investigative steps taken by the crossfire hurricane team, end of quote.we know the inspector general did find problems with this investigation and the fbi has implemented recommended hchanges toprevent those errors on happening again . in addition to our own committee hearing, the senate judiciary committee which has jurisdiction over the fbi and the department of justice is currently undertaking its own investigation. prosecutor john durham is also continuing his own investigation at the department of justice. the senate intelligence committee has also already investigated and it's bipartisan report included that trump c

back, someone is trying to change those numbers emily: earlier this year, softbank and endres and horowitzew startups to back founders of color. since 2015, backstage capital has back more than 130. ups led by underrepresented founders -- women, people of color, lgbtq. we caught up with arlen hamilton for a check on diversity and equality in silicon valley. >> i think we have just been in a constant state of trauma and definitely have been feeling it both as a human and then, you know, just watching this ecosystem feel it as well. emily: there have been a lot of companies' tech members making statements. how do we hold them accountable? >> i'm not sure we can, but i have been speaking out as much as i can and just being honest. it is not so much an attack on any one person or group, it is just being honest. we are all real here. we are all human here, right? we are on this spinning rock at the same time, and when you have billions of dollars under management, and when you make announcements about smaller either donations or initiatives for funds that are going to black founders during this

we heard testimony from the department of justice, inspector general horowitz about the errors and the misconduct that his non-partisan independent investigation found. inspector general horowitz interviewed more than 100 witnesses and reviewed more than 1 million documents over the course of nearly two years to come to his conclusions, in fact i ask that the executive summary of this report be entered into the record, mr. chairman, without objection. >> no objection. >> i'll remind the chairman that mr. horowitz found that -- quote, opening the investigation was in compliance with department and fbi policies, end of quote, and found, quote, no evidence of political bias in its opening or in any investigative step taken by the crossfire hurricane team, end of quote. we know the inspector general did find problems with this investigation, and the fbi has already implemented those recommended changes to prevent those errors from happening again. in addition to our own committee's hearing the senate judiciary committee, which has jurisdiction over the fbi, and the department of justice, i

andreessen horowitz published an interesting blog choice the explains the choices -- each board of directorsevaluate them carefully. emily: there's been concern about the governance and how much control peter thiel has retained. is that something investors should be concerned about? keith: without speaking specifically about anyone company because special rights have been applied to a vast preponderance of companies, i personally don't believe in special voting. i think it should be one chair, one vote for stop but that has nothing to do with palantir. emily: we have a big presidential election coming up, a lot of potential volatility ahead in the middle of this pandemic. airbnb is a company and a long time ago they look to going public in december. is there a risk given the ipo window has been open for the last few weeks? a lot of these tech ipos have done well. is december too late? keith: i can't speak to specific companies like airbnb or companies i may be a shareholder in. but postelection is more treacherous for any company that wants to go public and public companies may see more chop

and responding to the vaccine which is likely why choi who is 28 had a more intense reaction than horowitz who is 65. >> these vaccines are i'm immunogenic. if you're having symptoms after a vaccine your body is responding incredibly well. efficacy remains quite high in the older population. that's all good news. >> reporter: dr. grace lee is a pediatric infectious disease specialist and sits on california's scientific safety review committee for vaccines. she addressed concerns about the two patients in the uk who had anaphylactic symptoms after they received the pfizer vaccine last week. both had a history of allergic reactions. >> it may be that they had an allergy to a component of the vaccine. i wouldn't expect this vaccine would be more allergic or cause more reaction than any others at this time. it typically will happen within a few hours. >> reporter: what's more likely is vaccine recipients will have shoulder pain or minor symptoms 12 to 24 hours after injections. symptoms manifest more often after the second dose. even though some side effects may be similar to the virus, you ca

. >> reporter: that's how daniel horowitz learned his body is producing antibodies to fight off the diseasead some body aches after the second dose, but said it was worth it and he's looking forward to people getting the shots so the world can return to normal. what's the one thing you're looking forward to in some sort of return to normality? >> i want to go fly to see my parents and have my children and my wife come with me and i want all of us to hug my 90-year-old parents. >> reporter: it will take several months for a widespread rollout of this and the other vaccines when they get approved. the fda is scheduled to consider approval of moderna's next thursday. >>> and now, how to transport the vaccinations safely. pfizer's vaccine needs to be stored at negative 94 degrees fahrenheit. fedex is giving us an inside look at its cold center in memphis. the facilities just like this will be critical in ensuring the country can precisely ship the vaccine. fedex says it will take priority over any other item. >>> the government did pay for the vaccines so it's free but how easy will it be get?

the word's been out there after the horowitz report corroborated everything you had said and our cast here has said. where are the indictments? why didn't anything happen? is anything gonna happen? >> sean, i don't know. it is as frustrating for me and you, but more importantly for the whole country. let's hope so. again, last week the attorney general told us he's given the designation to mr. durham. let's hope he does the same thing for what ken is calling for in the hunter biden issue. but we'll have to wait and see. i remind people all the time. all we can do is draw attention to the facts. you've done that, we've done that, ken's done that. at some point the justice diplomat department has to do the investigation. >> hannity: you were fight on the facts, the merits. all three of us know, if the last name was trump we'd have a very different reaction in the media, different reaction from democrats, different reaction from big tech companies. they wouldn't be censoring it. but i guess that's just the corrupt world we have to accept exists? >> sean, i think this story and the story

and like horowitz, rubenstein pilloried him for remaining in germany.s far as the claim that he protected jews, he said this is unconfirmed. the officials of the chicago symphony began to question the wisdom of this decision. maybe it wasn't such a good idea. they communicated this. and he pushed back. he pointed out that he had been cleared by courts this berlin and vienna, and he said i even have a letter exonerating me issued by u.s. military government. and one of his most revealing observations he contended some artists refuse to collaborate with me today only because i fought hitless in his own country instead of fighting him from abroad. now, beyond the extraordinary claim that he had, quote, fought hitler from inside germany, he said that he had saved the lives of several jewish musicians and it is worth pointing out that there were some in the united states who spoke up on his behalf. again, these were people who embraced the ideas of musical universalism. the most well-known was an american born jewish violinist. he said that of all german mus

mueller debunked it, and michael horowitz, the inspector general.t thing he wants is one more person to remind us of just how tragically wrong adam schiff has been. and i don't think it is lost on the democrats, either, martha. you and i have a better chance of being appointed to that vacant california senate seat than he does. no one is talking about him for that. he has not been talked about for cia director, o.d. and i, i think even the democrats are tired of the charade of adam schiff. >> martha: good point. when you look at the difference in the way he handled it, and what bill barr is trying to do to protect durham at this point, how do you see all of this playing out? and everybody has a bottom line, basic question about, where is the durham investigation at this point? which we now learned is pretty much narrowly defined to crossfire hurricane, and it is an fbi investigation, no longer cia or any agency investigation. >> i mean, honestly, i can't imagine anyone, any reasonable minded person that doesn't want to know, look, this thing our cou

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it's been bad enough over the last few years we've seen the doj with this horowitz investigation thatstigation that seemed to go nowhere, the election fraud investigation that seemed to go nowhere and now we find out they were hitting on -- sitting on the hunter biden investigation. when cnn and all the fakes were out there saying this was russian disinformation, wasn't anything real, the doj had an obligation to come forward and say no, we do have an active investigation into hunter biden and maria can we please stop calling it just some little tax issue. this is chinese cash coming in for selling access to the former vice president of the united states and joe biden stood on that debate stage and said no, my son did not make any money from china. he looked the american people in the face and he lied to them. this is disgusting. i am so irate with the doj and it just absolutely undermines all confidence we have in our government right now, just to take a look at allowing this criminality to go like this and not say anything. it is so frustrating. maria: it's incredible, actually, thi

the political humorist, barbara aaron wright, luke, michael, edward, christopher hitchens, david horowitz, vince and newt gingrich, dan in massachusetts, good afternoon. who are you reading and who is your favorite in-depth guest, who is an author you would like to recommend. >> i would be glad to tell you, first of all i want to compliment you on the wonderful job of book tv, it was very interesting and educational and i been promoting it to other people and they tell people, i've been telling them how your authors complement librarians of a couple a buddy of mine the librarian of the boston public librarian and i told him that these authors say they could not achieve these books without the assistance from some of the librarians and i was in the situation also, i don't want to take too much time but i h wanto answer your question also, i have a number of authors that i have listened to with intensity and all lead off by telling you i enjoyed the replay of william f buckley i'm sure you remember that it was a phenomenal interview and you wrote so many books i think you said 41, how can y

it's raised more than $500 million from backers including horowitz, raylock partners and others.amid a record breaking run for bitcoin prices which broke through the 23,000 mark a day after hitting the 20,000 mark. skroi joining us is brian brooks, acting comptroller brian, thanks for being with us. what exactly in particular has got you the most interested about the recent price action in bitcoin? >> let me tell you something, dom, i can't speak to the specific price movement but what i'm worried about is all of this is happening in an environment where we're about to have a change in presidential administration, and there are calls for regulatory protections we put in place for this stuff my agency is trying to make it safer for people to custody in national banks we have talked about banks supporting stable coin projects. if those protections aren't in place, i worry about the environment for these kinds of things that's what i'm most focused on, how do we preserve the safety for the people who participate in the market. >> the perspective is interesting. you have been on the

inspector general horowitz at the department of justice has done a great service in his investigation, but the durham investigation is perhaps the single most important investigation being conducted and one that i hope when it's concluded will once again help restore public confidence in those great american institutions known as the department of justice and the f.b.i. madam -- madam president, the majority leader shared some good news in our effort to deliver a coronavirus relief package before we adjourn for the christmas holidays. following discussions with secretary mnuchin and the white house staff, there now seems to be a path forward to could gain bipartisan support in congress and earn the signature of the president. people sometimes forget we are an important part of the process, but the person who signs legislation or would choose to visa to it -- veto it is an important part of the process as well. so the fact that president trump has indicated that he would sign such a bill isen couraging. the majority leader is in the process of drafting this new language, which could fi