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well, i have heard from the people of the 7th district of illinois. they have told me what to do. they have said impeach this president, impeach this president and do it now. i will follow their instructions and vote yes to impeach this president and i yield back. >> the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. >> we continue to reserve. >> the gentleman from ohio continues to reserve. the gentleman from new york is recognized. >> i yield 30 seconds to the distinguished gentle lady from texas, ms. escobar. >> the gentlewoman is recognized. >> on january 6th terrorists attacked the united states of america. it was attempted coup but what i hope americans understand is that it was a terrorist attack against our country. those who came and participated must be found and prosecuted. those who aided and abetted must be found and prosecuted and the man who incited it president donald j. trump must be i am preached, held accountable and nevada be allowed to hold office again. i yield back. >> the gentleman from new york reserves.

amendment. >> the gentleman from illinois is recognized. >> i first want to thank the u.s. capitol police, sergeant-at-arms employees who were here on the front lines protecting this capitol last week during the unprecedented attack. it is imperative we focus on insuring a safe inauguration day, protecting members and staff during this time of increased threats and making sure that our capitol police officers have the support that they need. we need to insure that what we saw happen a week ago today never happens again. yesterday i introduced, along with representatives a bill to

i said you're from illinois, he's from illinois. you got crew cut, these. you guys to get to know one another. basically us" is something that might interest and particularly again, as one of our really thoughtful thinkers in congress on both sides of the aisle. on national security issues military matters. these deploying comments on his nose is talking he interested in i left rumsfeld who had also served and have been both the youngest and oldest secretary of defense in american history. >> he saw as mister rumsfeld's most recent on the form i asked. >> i just finished with book gatekeepers on the chiefs of staff. although white house and of course he figures very prominently so i'll be interested in having a more thorough view. i actually have a picture of four, i do campaign with a number of occasions was a great admirer of his. i think it's luke can biography of him time and change on general for so it will be interesting to get rumsfeld close-up look at president for. >> ,hold, republican of oklahoma. thanks for joining us on book tv. >> thanks for ha

in our case in illinois it is very, very clear.e should have been filed a long time ago this is a clear violation of the equal protection rights of high school students in illinois. we have a very long tradition here of attacking special legislation which is what this is. professional sports have been allowed the play because they're rich and powerful. college sports also powerful, very wealthy, financially rewarding broadcast opportunities for these schools. high school students have been denied this opportunity. the state has classified basketball and football and wrestling and frisbee as high risk sports and canceled them until very recently. they are being treated very differently than pro-sports which a very powerful sports leagues. there is something amiss here. high school students have been treated and discriminated against which is why we filed this. all of this is unnecessary. what happened to trevor was unnecessary. what's happened to at least 10 other students that i'm aware of that have committed suicide. thousands of

>> madame speaker, i yield 30 seconds to the gentleman from illinois, mr. davis. >> the gentleman from illinois is recognized for 30 seconds. >> i heard a few minutes ago there had been no hearings. i have heard from the people of the 7th district of illinois. they have told me what to do. they have said impeach this president. impeach this president and do it now. i will follow their instructions and vote yes to impeach this president and i yield back. >> the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. >> we continue to reserve. >> the gentleman from new york is recognized. >> i now yield 30 seconds to the gentlelady from texas, ms. ez escobar. >> what i hope that americans understand is that it was a terrorist attack against our country. those that came and participated must be found and prosecuted. those that aided and abetted must be found and prosecuted. and the man that incited it, president donald j. trump, our greatest national security threat, must be impeached, held accountable and never be allowed to hold office again. >> the je

i now yield 30 seconds to the gentleman from illinois, mr. garcia. >> the gentleman from illinois is recognized for 30 seconds. >> met him speaker, i rise today in the strongest possible support for the impeachment of donald j. trump. when trump made a last desperate attempt to still comic still the presidency and reject the will of the people by encouraging insurrection, he became the first president to incite and attempt and overthrow of the institutions he is sworn to protect. a.i.m. will be the first president impeached and removed from office on the history of our country. i voted to impeach him once and i'm ready to do it again. i yelled back. >> the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from ohio. >> reserve. >> the gentleman from ohio continues to reserve. madam speaker, this press room took an to protect and defend the constitution. instead he has chosen to betray and attack our sacred democracy. this president violated his oath. he abused the power of his office and attempted to betray the will of the american people and i

i just bought rumsfeld's biography and said you're from illinois, he is from illinois, you've got a crewcut, he's got a crewcut. you should get to know each other so a occasionally i send a book to somebody and he is one of our thoughtful fingers in congress on both sides of the aisle on national security issues and military matters. so he knows what he's talking about and i thought he would be very interested in someone like rumsfeld who had also served his most recent book is on the years of the white house. >> i just finished the book the gatekeepers on the chiefs of staff and of course he figures very prominently, so i will be interested in having a thorough view. i actually have a picture of ford that i keep. i was a big admirer of his time and chance on gerald ford. thanks for joining us on booktv. >> than >> thank you for having me.

. >> in illinois a gunman goes on a deadly shooting rampage. >> and later, double standard. police reaction to the capitol chaos draws new scrutiny. >> this is the this is the "cbs weekend news" from new york. here's jericka duncan. >> duncan: good evening, tonight president trump faces a hard reckoning with history, in the wake of the assault on the u.s. capitol that he incited mr. trump faces a second impeachment, perhaps even criminal charges. today we learn that a 7th life, 51 year old howard liebengood, in a statement the capitol police say the 15 year veteran was among the officers who responded to the rioting. he died off duty. this weekend the president stayed out of sight and silent but that is expected to change. cbs's nikole killion leads us off tonight. >> at the white house the flag was lowered today to half-staff after the death of a second capitol police officer. >> i would like to begin by addressing the heinous attack. >> as he entered his final full week in office, president trump will try to shore up his legacy. senior advisors tell cbs news he is expected

so i have a member from wyoming a member from illinois and a member from new york there will be others on this boat who will join them and mr kynges who said this if these actions he hasn't any hearings he had any he doesn't need any long drawn out consideration if these actions are not worthy of an pietschmann then what is an impeachable offense there is no doubt in my mind that the president of the united states broke his oath and incited this insurrection i tell my friend mr speaker a gentleman for whom i have great respect he is my friend and i say that honestly not just as rhetoric that we say on this floor because there are some that i don't consider friends whose values i do not share that is not mystical we have a difference. liz cheney john can't go adam kinzinger and other republicans whom i've talked to within the last 24 hours believe this action is required now let me say i see the big gentleman from ohio was on the floor he likes to say that we democrats were elected and the 1st thing we wanted to do was impeach this president and he's shaking his head in agreement becaus

i review years ago adam kinsinger from illinois was a young member he's one of our brightest guys in congress. i was a young veteran that was elected in the class of 2010. his hair back and was very short. i was almost like a crewcut. he is still in the reserves, still flies. he reminded me of a picture i've seen of donald rumsfeld at about the same age. square jaw, good-looking guy. so i just bought rumsfeld autobiography form and send it over said you're he's in illinois, you've got a crewcut he's got a crewcut you guys to get to know one another. so occasionally send the book to somebody because it struck me as something that might interest them, and particularly again adam is one of our really thoughtful thinkers in congress on both sides of the aisle on national security issues and military matters he was deployed to combat zones. so the guy who knows what he's talking about bernie thought he would be very interested in a guy like rumsfeld who had also served and had been both the youngest and oldest secretary of defense in american history. so back i don't know if you saw this

he lived in a neighborhood in illinois. he had several of them in the white house and while he was in the white house, frederick douglass, he first thought he was quite conservative slavery, but him a couple times and he came out of this thing from this is the least prejudice white person i think i've ever met. an older african-american, she came and said before i die, i want to meet this president, abraham lincoln. she let the whites fall, she felt very close to him. martin delaney, would call him beyond black lives matter, like a black nationalist. his very militant. at the end of the work, lincoln appointed him the highest appointed army officer, he didn't get to serve very much because the war was almost over but he became close to lincoln and when died, he cried for half a day he proposed a monument and african-american woman kneeling. not even a monument, a woman with tears coming out of her eyes each tear paid by a penny from the enslaved 4 million enslaved people. on a personal level, he was very close. he also grew

illinois has seen its population shrank by a greater amount each of the last seven years.s happening? high taxes play part of the three states people are moving to, texas, florida and arizona, two of the states don't have an income tax. people are also looking to move in areas where they can afford a bigger house with more space and warmer weather, unlike here in illinois. with work from home continuing into the new year, it's likely people have moved will stay put and the trend could continue even more. finally, i want to draw your attention to florida, georgia rather because of all eyes are on the peach state. that stateside its population grow by 80,000 people from july to july. with these changing demographi demographics, maybe it won't affect tomorrow, but certainly people will be watching whether that change in demographics affect selections for years to come. >> dana: thank you so much. coming up, howie kurtz on whether the media missed the mark on the electoral college challenge, plus we will head to georgia for a look at the tight senate runoffs. coming up, were b

ihe the distinguished member from illinois, mr garcia.— illinois, mr garcia.r 30 seconds. illinois, mr garcia. he is _ recognized for 30 seconds. madame seaker, i recognized for 30 seconds. madame speaker. l rise _ recognized for 30 seconds. madame speaker, i rise today _ recognized for 30 seconds. madame speaker, i rise today in _ recognized for 30 seconds. madame speaker, i rise today in the - speaker, i rise today in the strongest possible support for the impeachment of donald] trump. when trump _ impeachment of donald] trump. when trump made a last desperate attempt to steal— trump made a last desperate attempt to steal the presidency, to reject the will— to steal the presidency, to reject the will of— to steal the presidency, to reject the will of the people by encouraging insurrection, he became the first— encouraging insurrection, he became the first president to incite an attempted overthrow of the institutions he is sworn to protect. that is— institutions he is sworn to protect. that is a _ institutions he is sworn to protect. that is a horrifying fir

back in the 1970's -- what's that place in illinois? skokie illinois? -- skokie, illinois? i think it was 1976 or 1977, i've got it in my notes, the american nazi party -- remember when we did the political spectrum, we dealt with neo-nazis, the american nazi party is way out on the right wing. the further out you go in the political spectrum, the more inclined to what are you? violence. to do what? bring about political change? the american nazi party files for a permit to march through skokie, illinois on adolf hitler's birthday. and to march through the jewish section of town, in full nazi uniforms. the city said, no, we are not giving you the permit, and the nazis said, you are violating our freedom of assembly, and on top of that, our freedom of speech, because on adolf hitler's birthday, you are expressing our political view. and it was denied. they sued. do you know at the american not the party did, they got the aclu, the american civil liberties union to defend them. the american civil liberties union is a very liberal group made up of lawyers, and they take cases

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois is recognized. mr. davis: i heard a few minutes ago that there had been no hearing. well i have heard from the people of the 7th district of illinois. they have told me what to do. they have said impeach this president. impeach this president and do it now. i will follow their instructions and vote yes to impeach this president. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. jordan: we continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio reserves. the gentleman from new york. mr. nadler: i yield 30 seconds to the gentlelady from texas, ms. escobar. ms. escobar: on january 6, terrorists attacked the united states of america. it was an attempted coup and insurrection. but what i hope americans understand that it was a terrorist attack against our country. those who participated must be found and prosecuted. those who aided and abetted must be found and prosecuted

again i thank my colleague from illinois, mr. quigley, and i urge my colleagues to support this legislation and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from alabama reserves. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. mrs. maloney: i recognize representative quigley for three minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois is recognized for three minutes. mr. quigley: thank you, mr. speaker. i proudly rise in support of my congressional budget transparency act, h.r. 22. a bipartisan bill that addresses the lack of transparency around the documents that explain why executive agencies are requesting funds from congress. these justifications shed light on work and priorities in the federal government, far more effectively than high level spending figures. in 2018 and 2019, congress encourages o.m.b. to publish all executive branch congressional budget justification materials on a centralized web portal. however, there's no legal requirement for congressional budget justifications to b

mr president and certificate of the electoral vote in the state of illinois seems to be regular in form and authentic and it appears there from the joseph r. biden jr of the state of delaware receive 20 votes for president and camila de harris of the state of california received 20 votes for vice president are there any objections to counting the certificate of the vote of the state of illinois that the teller is verified appears to be in regular form an authentic hearing none of this certificate from indiana the parliamentarian's it buys me is the only certificate of vote from that state that the ports will be returned from the state and that is an extended a certificate from an authority of that state fording to appoint and ascertain electors. mr president this 3rd to picket of the electoral vote of the state of indiana seems to be regular in form and authentic and it appears there from that donald j. trump of the state of florida received 11 votes for president and michael r. pants of the state of indiana received 11 votes for vice president. are there any objections to counting the

>> madame speaker, yield 30 seconds to the distinguished tillman from illinois, mr. garcia. >> the gel and from illinois recognized for 30 seconds. >> i rise in the strongest support for the impeachment of donald j. trump. when trump made a last desperate attempt to steal the presidency, to reject the will of the people by encouraging insurrection, he became the first president to incite an attempted overthrow of the institutions he has sworn to protect. that is a horrifying first and his actions necessitate another. he should be the first president impeach and remove from office in the history of our country. i voted to impeach him once and i am doing it again. >> the general and from ohio? the gentleman from ohio continues to reserve. the gel and from new york is recognized. >> madame speaker, yield dirty seconds to the distinguished general lady from texas, miss garcia. >> the gentlewoman from texas is recognized. >> madame speaker, this president took an oath to protect and defend the constitution. instead, he has chosen to betray and attack our sacred democracy.

there are people dying, to my good friend from illinois, to make sure we have a chance to argue among ourselves. and when it is over, it is over. it is over. joe biden, i travel the world with joe. i hoped he lost. i prayed he would lose. he won. he's the legitimate president of the united states. i cannot convince people, certain groups, by my words, but i will tell you by my actions that i, above all others in this body need to say this, joe biden and kamala harris are lawfully elected and will become the president and the vice president of the united states on january 20. >> here is what house leaders had to say following the lockdown. the speaker: the house will be in order. today, a shameful assault was made on our democracy. it cannot, however, deter us from our responsibility to validate the election of joe biden and kamala harris. congress has returned to the capitol. we always knew that this responsibility would take us into the night and will stay as long as it takes. our purpose will be accomplished. we must show to the country and to the world that we will not be diverted

back in the 1970s, what is that place in illinois? skokie, is it? skokie, illinois. okay.kie, illinois. back in 19, i think 1976 or '77. i have it somewhere in my notes here. the american nazi party -- remember when we did the political spectrum we dealt with neo-nazis. the american nazi party is way out on the right wing. remember, the further out you go in the political spectrum the more inclined to what are you? >> violence. >> violence. to do what? bring about political change. the american nazi party filed what is it, skokie? skokie, illinois on adolph hitler's birthday and to march through the jewish section of town in full nazi uniforms. the city said, no. we're not giving you the permit. and the nazis said you're violating our freedom of assembly and on top of that our freedom of speech because by marching on adolph hitler's birthday we're expressing our political view. and it was denied. they sued. you know what the american nazi party did? they got the aclu, the american civil liberties union to defend them. now, the aclu, are you familiar with it? the american c

>> i am in highland park, illinois. >> jimmy: highland park, illinois. chicago, right on lake michigan. >> jimmy: there you go joel, it's january the holidays are over. people are getting back to work what is the worst job you ever had? >> oh, i did door to door sales, selling energy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: selling -- you sold energy >> yeah, like electricity. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i don't quite understand, but was it successful >> oh, no. i quit immediately [ laughter ] i'm pretty sure it was a a pyramid scheme >> jimmy: it's like, "hi, do you have electricity?" "yeah. "all right, bye. take care. [ laughter ] what was your worst memory from that job >> oh, i got yelled at all the time people called me all sorts of names, and i had to just go to their neighbor and knock on the door >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. well, thank gosh you don't have to that no more. oh my goodness i would go back -- let's find the address and go back and -- you know what, we won't even yell we'll just give them positive energy back. [ laughter ] guys, we have joel his worst job ever,

davis of illinois. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois, mr. danny davis,s is -- is recognized for 45 seconds. mr. davis: thank you, mr. speaker. after listening to all that i've heard this evening, i still have the faith and belief that we can come together as a unit. i was reading my bible the other day and saw that it said, come and let us reason together. otherwise we shall all be destroyed by the edge of the sword. i say to my colleagues, let's reason together. you cannot erase truth with a lie. you cannot pretend that what has happened did not happen. yes, we ought to have a president, but it's time for this one to go. i urge passage of this resolution and agree wholeheartedly. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from ohio. mr. jordan: we reserve. the speaker pro tempore: he reserves. mr. raskin. mr. raskin: i yield 45 seconds to the distinguished gentleman from california, mr. thompson. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognize

this morning i went on a radio show in bloomington normal, illinois. wjbc, scott miller, and the topic was the vaccines, the covid-19 vaccines and why so many people in that part of central illinois can't get access to vaccines. i -- vaccinations. i listened as people in frustration called in and the announcer waiting on the phone for hours trying to get through, unable to make an appointment. and i called the governor of illinois to ask him what was happening. he gave me some numbers in our part of the world which probably reflects our country's status at the moment. he said we are receiving 120,000 first doses of covid-19 vaccine each week -- 120,000 a week. we have approximately 10 million people eligible to be vaccinated in illinois. those under the age of 16 are excluded for reasons determined by medical professionals. so we start with 10 million. we anticipate that at least 50% are currently hoping to get a vaccine as quickly as possible. so we have to get 5 million people vaccinated in our state with two doses. 10 million doses and we're receivi

and of course we all knew that california, illinois and these other states would follow suit. that these democrat voters, the speculation that governors held their states hostage, a vice grips psychologically, and it certainly seems to be what happened here all for political optics and keeping the economic numbers down to her trunk before the election. what happened on january 6th can now be described as unarmed racists insurrection. so when they went on these racist and evangelical cue in on extremist? >> they probably just want to acknowledge it, it's not like they have the media calling them out on this behavior, obviously they are protected. obviously andrew cuomo got an emmy, and wrote a book on handling the virus. the virus rates are higher than they were a month ago, and in a lot of these places the rates are higher. and it seems like they are holding people hostage. you could even acknowledge, and at the here seems to be, things are much nicer with the democrats because we can keep them in power. the money you've done a great ga great job in chicago. and the more obvio

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rejoining me now is republican congressman joe walsh of illinois. he ran against donald trump in 2020 as one of three main gop challengers and called donald trump the greatest threat to this country. joe, i'm sorry we had to interrupt you. we needed to just fix your audio. i think we've got you back. i want to get your take on all that is happening right now. >> again, ali, good to be with you. look, one of america's two major political parties no longer believes in democracy. this is not about trump. it's not trumpism -- traitorous -- ali, this is -- impacting our democracy. you mentioned in your lead that they're afraid of the fringe of the party. ali, i don't think this is the fringe of the party. the gop base believes the election is stolen. you know me, i come from their world. i hear from thousands of trump supporters every day. many of them believe today that donald trump will raise his right hand and be sworn in on january 6th. that's who these republicans are afraid of. they're not afraid of trump. they're afraid of his voters. >> joe, here

joining us now from illinois is our own jeff flock.>> reporter: and the ford bronco right behind me. these are hard to get these days, and this is full of semiconductors, computer chips. and as you report, huge shortage of these right now because of the popularity of home computers, xboxs, playstations. that's where the chips have gone and not to the auto industry. consequently, take a look at these impacts, liz. toyota tundra production in texas slowed by toyota. ford shut down an escape plant this in kentucky. didn't have enough chips. honda slowing plants in ohio and japan. audi in sweden laying off 10,000 people. and this is as automakers try to recover, john hennessey and riverview ford here in oswego, the inventories are already low, right? >> that is correct, jeff. this is the way covid rolls this year and last year, right? you never know what's going to happen, what shoe's going to drop. this is one of them. we're still trying to recover from the pandemic when manufacturers shut down for a couple months, then this kind of hits.

. >> it's different than what my friends are doing. >> reporter: bridget wood is a freshman at illinois state university. >> you get excited but you also get nervous. >> reporter: following the deadly attack on the u.s. capitol, fbi is warning of moster potential violence in coming days. >> we are seeing exen tim amount of concerning online chatter. >> reporter: president-elect joe biden known to travel on amtrak between delaware and washington for decades as senator has scrapped plans to take the train to his inauguration. about 21,000 troops will be stationed in dc for wednesday's event. vice president mike pence thanked those already in place. >> we will swear in a newment, new vice president, we will move our nation forward. >> reporter: inside lawmakers must work out the details of president trump's trial following impeachment by the house. the senate says it won't start on inauguration day. >> that's joe bidenpublicwohaven >> i belithis president violated his oath of office and i believe there must be consequences to atn imhable off >> oters ve been officiice as many takinglive ok

like the gentle man from illinois. in my opinion, the bathroom is a safety for children. getting it out of the university and change the law on capitol hill to shelter the law makers from standing there and lying to the public and getting away with it and the media, they are destroying the country. identity politics is a tele- bowl thing. >> terry and illinois, mike gonzalez, on that we haven't talked about the role of the media and others promoting or dismissing identity politics. >> thank you so much for that call. you are absolutely correct. what i'm saying is jarring too many people who've never heard these things. that's the reason why i wrote this because in a way i was horrified that all of these myths had gotten so much currency and society and they are all proposed by the media, huge proponents of these ideas and npr for example which is paid by all of us they constantly use the term and there isn't a coffee place in little havana in miami or where anybody in their right mind would use the term. it's rejected by the people on whom in pr and the media pushes this

these national guard members left peoria, illinois, on thursday headed for the nation's capital. >> it's definitely a lot different than what my friends are doing. >> reporter: bridget wood is a freshman at illinois skate university. >> you get excited but nervous because you never know exactly what to expect. >> reporter: following the deadly attack on the u.s. capitol, the fbi is warning of more potential violence in the coming days. >> we are seeing an extensive amount of concerning online chatter. >> reporter: as a precaution, president-elect joe biden, known to travel on amtrak between delaware and washington for decades as a senator, has scrapped plans to take the train >> rorte about 21,000 troops will be stationed in d.c. for wednesday's event. vice president mike pence thanked those already in place. >> we're going to swear in a new president and new vice president, we're going to move our nation forward. >> reporter: inside the capitol, lawmakers must work out the details of president trump's trial following his impeachment by the house. the senate says it won't start on inaugu

." >> reporter: a fire that destroyed the young family's evanston, illinois home >> what did you lose >> everything. >> reporter: all appeared hopeless. >> i've had my days of living paycheck to paycheck, but -- >> reporter: jeron dorsey, a father himself, works at the nearby community center he couldn't fathom others going without >> when i met them and i walked into their house, i felt like i'd known them forever >> reporter: he opened his heart and his wallet, donating an entire paycheck and gift cards $3,000 >> because of covid people are losing their jobs so i just was in awe when he wanted to offer his paycheck >> reporter: an investment in caring >> if we all start giving and loving on each other, i think, man, we'll all be so much better off. >> reporter: it all starts just with a helping hand >> yes, sir. >> reporter: yes, sir indeed kevin tibbles, nbc news, evanston, illinois >> that's the kind of story we like to tell. that's "nightly news" for this tuesday thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each >> kelly: this is for you, jas

up more economic activity >> reporter: roughly half the country including states like new york, illinois and california have already confirmed cases of the highly contagious and perhaps deadlier uk strain and from brazil and south africa >> i want to remind folks we're not out of the woods. >> reporter: while case numbers nationally are improving, officials fear the virus variants can easily spread, triggering more hospitalizations and deaths still, in los angeles this week, where icus remain at full capacity, hair and nail salons were given the green light to reopen outdoor dining is back too. while in chicago indoor dining resumes. >> i am concerned about some of the lifting and rolling back of precautions because some people might interpret that as a sign that they can resume life as normal and that is absolutely not true >> reporter: epidemiologists warn with the new variants even brief interactions like an outdoor chat without a mask or having a cup of coffee indoors can increase your transmission by up to 70%. authorities still don't know why the new variants are so contagious so a

and the gentleman from illinois, r. rodney davis. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives. madam, pursuant to the permission granted in clause 2-h of rule 2 of the rules of the u.s. house of representatives, i have the honor to transmit a sealed envelope received from the white house on january 5, 2021 at 5:05 p.m. said to contain a message from the president regarding additional steps addressing the threat posed by applications and other software developed or controlled by chinese companies. with best wishes, i am, signed sincerely, cheryl l. johnson, clerk of the house. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the message. the clerk: to the congress of the united states, pursuant to the international emergency economic powers act, the national emergencies act, and section 301 of title 3 united states code, i hereby report that i have issued an executive order declaring additional steps to be taken concerning the national emergency

prosecutors say rittenhouse left his home in northern illinois and traveled to kenosha after learning of a call to protect businesses. there is in the wake of the police shooting of blake. during the protests rittenhouse killed, joseph rosenbaum and anthony huber and wounded a 3rd man. all right switching gears now as we are going to get a check of the 4 zone forecast robbers chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here to tell us about the weather we've got rain in the forecast. yeah guys whether time it certainly looks like some more rain is headed our way not going to be huge storm. >>but yeah you better be prepared we've got some raindrops that are likely to move into the area as we head in toward tomorrow outside right now we've got some partly cloudy skies. nothing too much as far as way rain is concerned most that is of the pacific northwest right now. but you certainly see those clouds begin to gather in some of that moving in northern california and a few high clouds moving in our direction to so far the brunt of the system up in the pacific northwest they've seen some heavier do

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois is recognized. mr.avis: i heard a few minutes ago that there had been no hearing. well i have heard from the people of the 7th district of illinois. they have told me what to do. they have said impeach this president. impeach this president and do it now. i will follow their instructions and vote yes to impeach this president. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. jordan: we continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio reserves. the gentleman from new york. mr. nadler: i yield 30 seconds to the gentlelady from texas, ms. escobar. ms. escobar: on january 6, terrorists attacked the united states of america. it was an attempted coup and insurrection. but what i hope americans understand that it was a terrorist attack against our country. those who participated must be found and prosecuted. those who aided and abetted must be found and prosecuted a

. >> will hear from terry and woodridge illinois. stomach hello my name is terry.ant to make my view on identity politics. i remember a while back senior spoke at the university and house going to destroy her country. along with my opinion the internet. it's like the people who are calling and listening to they're not really listening to you. there still hearing what the media is telling what the politicians are telling like the gentleman from illinois. with the transit gender bathroom. in my opinion the bathroom is a safety for our children. any pervert can use that to go to the washrooms. so getting it out of the university and change the laws on capitol hill to shelter the lawmakers from standing there lying to the public and getting away with it. and the media they are destroying our country. identity was a terrible thing. feedback terry and illinois, mike gonzalez onto that we've not talked about the role of the media in either promoting or dismissing identity politics. >> guest: terry thank you much for that call. your absently correct. but i am saying is jar

davis of illinois. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois, mr. danny davis,s is -- is recognized for 45 seconds. mr. davis: thank you, mr. speaker. after listening to all that i've heard this evening, i still have the faith and belief that we can come together as a unit. i was reading my bible the other day and saw that it said, come and let us reason together. otherwise we shall all be destroyed by the edge of the sword. i say to my colleagues, let's reason together. you cannot erase truth with a lie. you cannot pretend that what has happened did not happen. yes, we ought to have a president, but it's time for this one to go. i urge passage of this resolution and agree wholeheartedly. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from ohio. mr. jordan: we reserve. the speaker pro tempore: he reserves. mr. raskin. mr. raskin: i yield 45 seconds to the distinguished gentleman from california, mr. thompson. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognize

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois is recognized. mr. davis: i heard a few minutes ago that there had been no hearing. well i have heard from the people of the 7th district of illinois. they have told me what to do. they have said impeach this president. impeach this president and do it now. i will follow their instructions and vote yes to impeach this president. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. jordan: we continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio reserves. the gentleman from new york. mr. nadler: i yield 30 seconds to the gentlelady from texas, ms. escobar. ms. escobar: on january 6, terrorists attacked the united states of america. it was an attempted coup and insurrection. but what i hope americans understand that it was a terrorist attack against our country. those who participated must be found and prosecuted. those who aided and abetted must be found and prosecuted

. >> madam speaker, i yield 30 seconds to the gentle lady from illinois. >> the gentle woman from illinois is recognized for 30 seconds. >> last friday i sent a letter to my constituents telling the story about the violent attack on our capitol building which is really like the temple of our democracy. i have now taken the oath of office, the same oath of office that the president of the united states has taken that all of us here have taken. he has been the orchestrater of this attack. it is time to hold this president accountable. it is time and history demands that we -- >> the gentle woman's time has expired. the gentleman from ohio reserves. >> we reserve >> the gentleman from ohio reserves. the gentleman from new york recognized. >> 30 seconds to the gentleman from new york, mr. halftimes. >> the gentleman is recognized. >> the words have been said. search your soul, consider your oath. i add four more words. reflect on your legacy. my friends, which way is history flowing right now? will donald trump join the panteon of washington and regan? or will he be with joseph mccarthy and an

where was just >>the illinois teen who fatally shot 2 people and wounded a 3rd during those protests in kenosha has pleaded not guilty. 18 year-old kyle rittenhouse entered his plea yesterday prosecutors say rittenhouse left his home in antioch illinois and traveled to kenosha after learning of a call to protect businesses. during the protests rittenhouse killed joseph rosenbaum and anthony hover and wounded a 3rd person. >>here's a quick live look outside at sfo. we'll see that they're in the big wall we'll be right back with more of are we turning our cameras on for this? my smile can't compete. anyone? mmm. nope! for a smile that's always camera -ready. crest 3d white removes 95% of stains in just 3 days. [phone rings] "sore throat pain? try new vicks vapocool drops in honey lemon chill for a fast-acting rush of relief like you've never tasted in... ♪ honey lemon ahh woo vicks vapocool drops now in honey lemon chill >>welcome back 4.53 on this wednesday morning halfway through the first week of the new year we've seen some showers we've seen some sunshine and today we get a little

primaryinsky lost his in his illinois c.says i want to thank the people of illinois third forgetting the honor and privilege to serve you and my nation for 16 years. our team was able to get a tremendous amount done to make america better. this tweet from the outgoing congressman from south carolina, the democrat joe cunningham, to the republican who is taking over his south carolina seat, saying congratulations to ce onesswoman nancy ma being sorted today, for success is the low countries and success. good luck, and best wishes. mace responding saying thank you, and to your team to your continued dedication to a seamless transition. you, this fromr senator lamar alexander. three terms as a senator from tennessee, the chairman of the contentions committee. he took the time today to play himself off as he departs congress. here is this from just a few minutes ago. >> it has been a real privilege to be the united states senator from tennessee. i've gotten up every day thinking i might have a chance to do something good to help

what's happened here across the country and in illinois is that the state legislatures have taken advantageis is why this is happening. we've seen this on the federal level now more recently with these executive orders that, congress is being bypassed. on the state level it's been happening for a year now under the excuse of covid-19 legislation, emergency powers. these emergency powers are not supposed to be indefinite. they are supposed to be limited and the people who are elected in every area of illinois, they are supposed to be standing up and saying no, you are not allowed to do this indefinitely. we are supposed to be working together to figure out these restrictions together and not by yourself. call your state reps, call your state senators and tell them to stand up for you. >> harris: and that is advice for everybody across the country. thank you, again, to you both. laura and lisa moore, thank you lisa. saturday at the u.s. state capital, i know you will be there spreading your word. my pleasure to be with you weekdays at 11 eastern. we scooted a little past to let that breathe a