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listen to this wins by hugo chavez, cesar chavez. we're inspired by all of these leaders the first time, vlora. hugo chavez, of course, the venezuela ailing dictator who changed the constitution use public funds in his campaign and that's not unlike what this bill would do. >> so i think he might have been right with old hugo. well, pause and think who is that cabinet secretaries name again that he has trouble with cabinet secretaries and numbers. i don't knowue why, but those to things, they're tough. raymond, y thank you . and a truly shocking story out of california where the mother of a middle school student says that predatory teachers tried to convince her child that she i was transgender. the mother joinsn usom in momens with some newse n on what she's planning to do in response. >> so stay there. this rate increases are forecast. stocks could possibly be stuck . yet experts say apartment building values and rents are currently appreciating in an estimated three point eighty six point eight million more homes are needed. now t

i mean, you know, we've seen hugo chavez, his successor, nicolas maduro, in venezuela...ianca jagger, the human rights campaigner, says of her native nicaragua and daniel 0rtega, "we can no longer support him." she says, "the leader that some have supported in 1979 in that revolution to realise that he is a murderous dictator and that people are being killed in nicaragua." so it's...authoritarianism knows no ideology, really, does it? exactly. that's why we have to move away from the extremes and get in the centre, because most people want to be there. but what is it about south america and the people's psyche, in a way, that they can't keep the military out of politics? as that's where the authoritarianism tends to come in. i mean, one brazilian writer, vanessa barbara, said, "at family dinners and in taxi cabs, you can hear talk of how things were better when the generals were in charge." you know, you hear that kind of comment made very often. and if you look at brazil today — for instance, bolsonaro, the president, is a former army captain. nine out of 22 of his minis

and we recognize that government, i might say this constitution was written by hugo chavez in his early days. so he always supported chavez. i know ambassador. and that's why i'm a freshman, but you don't, but it subscribed to churchill, george or maybe trump wants to speak to madura the country with the law. just no noise reserves. why not? as his national security advisor say? yeah, set up a meeting like that. kim jong, well, maybe not like the kim jong and when obviously, yeah, look at the question is what, what, what is in the interest of the people who venezuela, the interested the united states? and i think we saw very clearly that chavez and madura had driven the country into poverty. they had they had taken, as you say, a country is to 40000 people not being killed by us sanctions book. and that, that is, that is somebody's estimate. there's simply no evidence for that. it is the case that the medical system in venezuela over a period of 20 years of chavez bureau rule has been, has been, has been just devastated. and as has the economy more broadly now, i know you are privy to t

now barnett has been ruled by the family of the late president hugo chavez since 1998 sundays re run as a result of embers disputed poles. and after 3 months of political unrest, iraq's newly elected parliament has held its 1st session. married al hall. lucy was re elected. the speaker for the day was marked with tension and scuffles. my mood of the law had as more from baghdad. the 1st session of iraq's newly elected parliament began with the ceremony, but quickly turned it angry. its 1st job was picking a speaker. her mother had to competing. she r blocks, the sadness to movement. and an iranian bagged coalition. each claimed to have a parliamentary majority. at one point, the debate became so heated that this simple is temporary leader. memorial much had annie, had to leave the chamber to seek medical attention. eventually the former speaker mohammed al hel bossy was re elected along with deputy speakers from the southernmost movement and the kurdistan democratic party. but the day's events showed that little has changed since last october's elections. for we are the hold adequacy

and in venezuela, the state to buy in us has been a long been stronghold, the former president hugo chavez, and his supporters. that changed on sunday for the 1st time in over 20 years. the opposition won the state governorship. theresa boy reports on how the votes could strengthen the opposition of the victory in the heart of venice will as ruling socialist party, circular either was elected governor of the state of readiness, the birthplace of former press into jarvis. the 1st thing he did on monday was attend to mass, where he spoke about his plan for the future. was a book that i love it as well. i don't go through it and we do not want to take his wayland against venezuelans, people from about enough to get people from us. that's not our i, our battle of peaceful what in line with the law and with the strength of this heroic working and fighting people, will never be violent. gallery, though. defeated hold of henri esa, a former following minister, who was handpick, play the government to try to guarantee the ruling party's victory in what's considered a crucial state. when government

opposition invent, as well as hopeful it can defeat the governing socialist party in the home state of hugo chavez. the also coming up celebrations in south africa as the governing and seems party celebrates it's $100.00 and 10th anniversary and made internal divisions, allegations of corruption. ah hey, there, hope your weekends go involve. here's your weather forecasts for sunday, january the 9th. some storms bubbling up, eastern tex is into arkansas and that southern appalachians. and we can trace that further toward the north or call it pretty much from the great lake straight through to the mid atlantic. some soaking rains to be expected was found. we go, you know, over the last so bit victoria 24 centimeters of snow. you have out snow toronto and vancouver has out snowed. edmonton is think about that for a 2nd much commer conditions on sunday for western canada and the pacific northwest that also extends into california, sunny day and los angeles with the high of 19 degrees. the trade winds are pick it up, some boy stir off the caribbean sea and that's running into the caribbean coast of cen

human al jazeera in venezuela, the state of baron us has been a long been a stronghold of present, hugo chavez, and his supporters. but that changed on sunday. for the 1st time over 20 years, your position won the state's governorship. theresa by reports on how the vote could strengthen the opposition elsewhere. ah, a victory in the heart of venice will as ruling so silly, spotty said hillary, the was elected governor of the state of readiness, the birthplace of former president award jarvis. the 1st thing he did on monday was attend the mass where he spoke about his plans for the future with other okay, bye bye. but i love it as well, and i'll go through it and we do not want to hit venezuelans against venezuelans, people from. but in us to get people from bonus, that's not our idea. our battle of peaceful, we're in line with the law, with the strength of this for always working and fighting people. this will never be a violent fight. that either defeated jorge arissa, a former following minister, who was hand picked by the government to try to guarantee the ruling party's victory in what's c

their willing socialist party has controlled the home state of missouri's predecessor hugo chavez for more than 20 years, sundays rerun is the result of november's disputed election. supreme court ordered that it be held again after disqualifying the opposition candidate fridays to pallana. when it looked like he was going to win it or you, it will, the i fear. i thought already naser it brought up today is a day of celebration for all the people at bahrain us and for all the venezuela. i am accompanied by freddy superman, who as you know, as the governor elect, after the folks in november with him together with all these beloved people, we are going from victory to victory to day. we are going to ratify what happened on election day or, or to serious trains of bo joins us live now from one as iris holes of now cause theresa, how did the voting go while the poles are now killed, the counting process has started and the government has just announced that the results will be announced in the capital and not in the state of buddy. now what we know is that the government has deployed an e

it's the birthplace of the late president hugo chavez, and was reuben party for the past 22 years for his robe houses. oh, disbelief and joy at the opposition headquarters in the state of readiness. people celebrated and to late at night, the victory of the opposition candidate or with that of their ruling socialist party in the home state of venezuela's, former president award chavez. yeah, really elected governors, said hilary. no, said betty ness made history on sunday. i mean, certainly of the world has its eyes on burritos and we can show with strength and unity what we have achieved. we surpassed adversity in spite of the obstacles we encountered. i want to recognize the brave people of baroness. the ruling socialist party won in most a doing local elections last november. that this is the 2nd time people, hetty, to the poles, to elect local authorities in body. now, after another opposition candidate was disqualified by the country's highest court, and the re run was announced for january 9th martinez. he said crucial state for the socialist party. it's the birthplace of a watc

. >> hugo chavez corsi venezuelan dictator who change the constitution used public sponsor and is campaignd do. i think you might be right with all hugo. >> laura: pause, and think who is that cabinet secretaries name again? he's has an issue with cabinet members and numbers. they're tough. raymond thank you. in a truly shocking story out of california where the mother of a middle school student says that predatory teachers try to convince her child that she was transgender. the mother joins us in moments with some news about what she's planning to do in response so stay there. ♪ ♪ [man 1] for forty years, i'd been burying my emotions and all of the trauma. [man 2] i was grasping desperately for independence and hope. i found it with a tail and a cold nose. [man 3] i call him my battle buddy, 'cause every time i'll ride into public, he has my back. [man 4] every time those demons start talking, he knows and he's right there at my side. mustang truly did save my life. ♪ ♪ >> you took away my ability to parent my child even before i had any knowledge. before i didn't even get to show support

though we were hearing a lot of really outlandish stuff last year about voting machines linked to hugo chavezlection. a lot of trump supporters have backed off from the really, really fringe stuff but they are still echoing the core tenants of the big lie which is that the election was stolen, which of course it wasn't and what we are seeing now, don, is a closer alignment between what people who believe in the big lie are saying with what republicans are doing at a state level restricting access to voting. i will just say look, you saw in that piece we started the day in phoenix on saturday at a march with the king family. people who are motivated by history and see what is happening and don't like the look of it and are fearful that it's a return to jim crow type laws we saw here in the u.s. and then the other side you have people who are also fearful but they are being motivated by lies and conspiracy theories, don? >> donie, thank you. appreciate it. >>> a place where football is big but in my hometown of batten ro -- baton rouge, louisiana, the coach has a $100 million contract where res

the one that you shared there in the small part, she claimed that sort of the ghost of hugo chavez hadinto the machines essentially that through the dead hand of the venezuelan leader there had been this interference in our election. well, behind the scenes and i'm sure the january 6th committee will reveal this in painful detail, behind the scenes many of the people off camera who worked for donald trump were aghast. they said we can never have her do a press conference again. we cannot believe that this laughable thing has been said on national television and they were appalled and furious for rudy giuliani for allowing her to say this. well, here's the problem. the president loved it. that's exactly what the president wanted, and so all of those voices of reason who said that this was insanity were drowned out by a president when was trying for any lever possible to hold on to that power and block biden from his rightful rise to the oval office. >> carol, you may have heard, i just had a conversation with steve berman and ari benen. in the last senate elections in new jersey the gov

the past year we have heard outlandish and really crazy conspiracy theories about voting, whether hugo chavez election for donald trump and pieces of paper from china, somebody changing votes. a lot of that stuff seemed to die down at least based on the people we had spoken to. they were back talking about more generally the election being stolen and talking more along the lines of the restrictive voting measures that are being brought in by republicans at a state level. and so the conspiracy theories seem to have -- the more fringe conspiracy theories i guess have eased a bit and now the talking points have really begun to align with these restrictive measures from republicans. but of course it is all still very much based on a big lie. >> because as you see these restrictive measures that are being put in place by republicans, trump supporters actually feel, and they're buying into this line that they are being disenfranchised. >> yeah, you know, it was kind of striking. we started off saturday morning at that march with the king family and speaking to elderly african american woman a voter

jeffries of new york, saying federal elections takeover bill is inspired by hugo hugo chavez, that ishat he said dr. carson. bernie sanders, chuck schumer, kamala harris, biden, all supporting the filibuster. this is crazy town we're dealing with. >> hypocrisy is palpable and i think that is what the american people are responding to. they're not stupid by any stretch of the imagination. look at the way covid is being handled, it is very obvious that it is becoming more attenuated, the virus, much weaker, yet it still confers immunity against some of the previous strains. that's a wonderful thing actually. they're not grasping that. they're not dealing with natural immunity. of course the reason they won't deal with natural immunity, it eliminates the compulsion to inject everybody with the virus. they will not get in the way to address that. a tremendous mechanism to control people. i think sometimes some of the politicians are just drunk on power and they stop thinking about what is good for the people. you look what is happening to our children by not being in school. it is devasta

that somehow had interfered in the election by machines designed by hugo chavez. these circles were closing, and where committee has information on with these four people saw, did, and said. and now they want to ask them point blank, did you dispute this? is this how it went down? i also think another thing that is really important, these individuals were pushing things that were so clearly fraudulent. and so, i would echo with daniel said, jenna alice was pushing the idea that the constitution barred pence from opening the envelope. well, jenna ellis doesn't have any constitutional law expeence, as we have learned in the last several months. she fabricated some of her experience with constitutional law. sydney powell we have already discussed, the venezuela issue. boris, epstein, rudy giuliani, they were on a podcast with bannon. forgive me, let me be clear, giuliani for sure was on that podcast within. pushing the idea that state lawmakers could participate in blocking the certification of this election. and we're working. lots of these things had also built int

were created in venezuela at the direction of hugo chavez, to make sure that he never lost an election after one constitutional referendum came out the way that he did not want to come out. >> they stole the election, not the first one they stole. not the last one they are going to steal. we should do something about it. >> president trump was right that there was widespread fraud in this election, have at least six states that were corrected. if not more through the voting systems. we know president trump won in a landslide. >> all that is false, you know that is false. i feel do bound to say that after we play people making false claims. all false. what is interesting about this round of subpoenas is that they appear to be broadening the scope of the investigation. because they are not specific lee about that day. and about the attack on the capitol on january six. but instead, the ways in which trump's allies laid the groundwork for the insurrection to take place. because without the big lie of a stolen election. without giuliani and powell and alice out there beating the drums ther

kraken, pushed one back lie after another, including the ludicrous claim that long-dead venezuelan hugo chavez had something to do with it. and boris epshteyn who was in the war room at the willard hotel in the days leading up to jirkt. the committee says he talked to the then-president that morning about how to delay the certification of the election results if pence refused to play ball , which he did. this is happening as the senate majority leader chuck schumer sets up the final showdown on voting rights legislation, which is mired in the senate and all but certain to fail. schumer for a so-called talking filibuster, forcing senators to actually hold the floor and talk and talk and talk and talk if they want to block the bill. once they stop talking, the senate can advance legislation with just 51 votes. >> on something as important as voting rights, if senate republicans are going to oppose it, they should not be allowed to sit in their office. they have to come down to the floor and defend their opposition to voting rights, the well spring of our democracy. >> well, not going to happen.

government by claiming hugo chavez created some algoo go rhythm. host: adam would you like to respond? guest: i don't think that was a supportive message for the republican party. one of the things he talked about kind of raised another issue that we haven't covered which is immigration. immigration is again a major issue in the midterms as we've seen record numbers of people try to cross the border our southern borders i think we talked about a million or 2 million over the past year. that's at record lelvings and when president biden tried to kind of roll back some of the thing that is donald trump had put into place when he was president to try to discourage that kind of mass migration i think now the president is regretting that and they're starting to reverse course as well. that is a major i think point of debate and contention between the two parties. i really believe that citizenship in america should be made clearer, that you can debate the dreamers certainly but not debate the idea that we don't have a border that we're willing to police

puffs claim that venezuela had somehow interfered in our election through machines designed by hugo chavez. you can imagine these concentric circles are closing in where the committee has information about what these four people saw, did, said, and they want to ask them-point blank, do you dispute this? another thing that's really important is these individuals were pushing things that were so clearly fraudulent. and so i would echo what daniel said. jenna ellis was pushing the idea that the constitution barred pence from opening the envelope. well, jenna ellis doesn't have any constitutional law experience as we've learned in the last several months, and she fabricated some of her claims about her experience with constitutional law. sidney powell, we've already discussed the venezuela issue. boris epshteyn and rudy giuliani were on a podcast with bannon. forgive me. let me be clear. giuliani was on that podcast with bannon pushing the idea that state lawmakers could participate in blocking the certification of this election and they were working with donald trump. lots of these things had

fibers on ballots, to italian satellites hacking voting machines, to election software designed by hugo chavezhe cia to spread communism around the world. these are all things they've actually said. i'm waiting for them to claim next they saw thousands of people vote twice using the kanye mask [ laughter ] and you would know who it is, because they'd vote twice for kanye. arizona congressman, paul gosar, one of the leaders of the attempt to overturn the results, said in a recent congressional hearing, that mysterious unnamed sources had approached him the day after the election to tell him the election was stolen from donald trump now don't worry about trying to follow any of this, because you can't. >> the day after the election, i was contacted by two individuals. one had -- had security and fraud -- jobs with the banking world. the other one is from fraud from the department of defense. what they saw from arizona drew their attention quickly, first, based on numbers of 90 some thousand, 60 some thousand, 40 some thousand the ballots drop into donald trump's category, and then, it quickly co

nothing works diplomacy like oil over $140 per barrel because at that time, it empowered hugo chavez to buy elections. vladimir putin to threaten ukrainians. i don't know if he will invade, but i do think that our circumstances are not ideal from the point of view of deterring him. perhaps from doing something less dramatic even to support separatist movements. i think he will look for a pretext. unfortunately the georgians inspired to the russian peacekeepers and they were off to the races. i think it's a time to be absolutely clear to vladimir putin that changing the geographic circumstances, changing sovereignty in ukraine is not acceptable to the western alliance. margaret: did i understand you correctly when you suggested you regret that ukraine and origins did not join nato as members? ms. rice: they were not going to join nato at that point. we were offering a process. which simply said we would help them get ready for that. margaret: if they were would we be in the situation? ms. rice: i don't have a crystal ball, but i think every piece between russia, ukraine, and every pie

right, sydney powell, who has a billion dollar lawsuit against her, who believed that the dead hugo chavez had done this. there is the -- this is the height offid yossie and we are in a dangerous place because one half of the electorate doesn't care that any of this is real but that we should really get to the other 65% of the american public who really would understand that donald trump is, was, and will remain to be a danger to this country. >> daniel, there is the military piece of this and then there's also the piece, you have the january 6 committee looking into trump's ties to these slate of fake electors in key swing states. what role were the state officials supposed to play, and who was supposed to be directing them? >> i mean, that's what the january 6 committee is trying to figure out. we know that in this document -- it further reinforces the argument that donald trump and his allies had plans and looked at options for trying to stall or change the outcome of the 2020 election. and that's what this document shows here. we also know that top trump aides were interested in discus

it's the birthplace of the late president hugo chavez, and ruled by his party for the past 22 years to raise up our reports, disbelief and joy at the opposition headquarters in the state of readiness. people celebrated and to lead at night. the victory of the opposition candidate over that of the ruling socialist party in the home state of venice willis, former president award chavez o mooney elected governor said hilary jo said, but he never made history on sunday morning. surely the world has its eyes on burritos and we can show with strength and unity what we have achieved. we surpassed adversity in spite of the obstacles we encountered. i want to recognize the brave people of burritos. for the ruling socialist party won in mo, stay doing local elections last november. but this is the 2nd time people headed to the polls to elect local authorities in body. next, after another opposition candidate was disqualified by the country's highest court . and the re run was announced for january 9th, buddy nessie st. crucial state for the socialist party. it's the birthplace of all chevys and