affairs of the department and what we are doing to ensure that the investigative committee works without failures. e, what is being done to improve the quality of the work of the investigative committeeffort is needed to make sure that our work only improves this year, the main efforts of the investigative committee are focused on identifying and investigating extremist crimes; considerable attention is paid to increasing the efficiency of investigative work in improving the mechanisms of procedural control, as well as training and digitalization of the investigation process. this year, the investigative committee unit has been operating in the face of a slight increase in overall crime rates. changing the overall structure crime was characterized by an increase in serious and especially serious crimes, as well as a decrease in cybercrime; in total, more than 40,000 episodes of criminal activity were investigated by investigators and almost 34,000 defendants were brought to justice dmitry yuryevich what are the trends in the field of crime investigation today? day i can say so, uh, the overall crime rate is slightly, but still decreasing, along with that, we note an increase in serio

ivan holds the position of deputy head of the main directorate of digital development of the preliminary investigation committee of the investigative committee. we are engaged in the organization of the investigation of cybercrime digital development and information security investigative committee. svetlana smolonskaya and tatyana shcherbina and today ivan sudnekovich is our guest, good afternoon ivan alexandrovich, the number of cybercrime is growing, what statistics say about this today, well, you know, in general, cybercrime is probably already a big problem today, like all over the world, when the year was committed then in that period of time were not characteristic of the country. we started getting a certain signal from other countries. that cybercriminals are in our territory those countries are attacking and we have already understood that, in principle, there is cybercrime. we just don't see it. it is in our country and in order to fight it, special units were created. the first special unit in the structure of the ministry of the interior, operational for the disclosure of qr-speeches and investigative units that investigated cyb

hello, i am shvetsova sergeevna of the investigative committee of the committee, what happened?please don't worry. i need to talk to tatyana, but i can't get through to her. did something bad happen to her husband? my god, what happened to him to my questions, and then i to yours tatyana was with you yesterday or today? no. she didn't call me yesterday. i called her today, but her phone was switched off. but she sleeps a lot on weekends. i'll call her again now , we'll definitely call her later, but first answer the question. what kind of relationship did she have with her husband? with volodya yes, a great relationship, but they really were very different, and volodya was an athlete. tanya in art. she is my musician. tanya knows what happened to volodya said today i yesterday i went out i'll see you here again. i'll give it to the police. lord fingers already as sausages in the letter do not fall? hello, the sun is the light of my soul. is it convenient for you to talk? well, look both dead men pumped up. there were vinishki that stood on the table, but these were monday's pape

investigation in the documentary processing of journalists is a joint project of the investigative committee and the belteleradiocompany. here is the work of an investigator. the fight against extremism has begun to the end. the digitalization of the investigative committeeting cybercrime in the morning, the chairman of the investigative committee reported to the president, and in the evening, dmitry gora will tell you everything that was left behind the scenes in the project conversation about the president. look immediately after the panorama. moldova is experiencing an acute energy crisis at the beginning of the month electricity prices were raised by half. and now the authorities intend to raise them by another 30%. at the same time, attempts to make up for the energy shortage turned out to be futile, instead of supplying cheap electricity, romania increased prices by 40%, and also limited volumes in moldova romanians in three daragans receive cheap electricity from their eastern neighbors. and those suddenly began to translate scandals themselves, however, it is unlikely that it will allow to flare up in moldova, a us citizen veronica dragalin was appointed to the post of head of the anti-corruption prosecutor's office. as expected, she will not all

of a thousand. my name is the position of deputy head of the main directorate of digital development of the preliminary investigation committee of the investigation committeeir, the program, say, do not be silent in the studio svetlana smolonskaya and tatyana shcherbina and today ivan sutnikovich is our guest. good afternoon. good afternoon, ivan aleksandrovich, the number of cybercrimes is growing, what do the statistics say about this today ? it changed its structure and when the first cybercrime was committed. we have in country is 2002, then in that period of time 2002-2005 cybercrimes were not typical for the country.

the same hospital fuss with documents for several days. she seems tired of answering journalists' questions. and they still do not end with him today the investigative committee. hmm head of the committeeyes, the head of the tatar inter-district investigative department visited bogdan while still in the tatar hospital, it was there, almost under the windows of his own house, that the boy was under the wheels of a car at the wheel, turned out to be a local deputy sergey mamontov, he didn’t even bother to raise the child, scolded him and left prudently removing the stick that the boy was playing. she remained on the hood when he was under the wheels. this is how bogdan went home when he got up from the asphalt. the correct place of the accident sergey mamontov was given 11 days of administrative arrest and a criminal case was opened under the article of leaving in danger. here he seems to be staring at the ceiling during interrogation , the people's choice gives evidence in trousers with arrows, and it is possible that he planned to transfer the video after the accident, and six-year-old bogdan to the intensive care unit, when he is more or less pricked, he is, well, more cheerful, and w

the current state of affairs of the department , what we are doing to ensure that investigative committee worked without failures. e, what is being done to improve the quality of the work of the investigative committee efforts are necessary to make in order for our work to only improve this year, the main efforts of the investigative committee are focused on identifying and investigating extremist crimes; considerable attention is paid to improving the efficiency of investigative work. the frenzy of procedural control mechanisms, as well as training and digitalization of the investigation process this year, the unit of the investigative committee worked in the face of a slight increase in the overall level of crime changes in the overall structure of crime were characterized by an increase in serious and especially serious crimes, as well as a decrease in cybercrime in total, investigators investigated more than 40,000 episodes of criminal activity to criminal liability and brought almost 34,000 accused dmitry yuryevich and what are the trends in the field today investigation of crimes, maybe share secrets, what is relevant to know today i can’t say so er general the level of crime is slightly, but

broke the antics of the teacher, they were already interested in the regional prosecutor's office and the investigative committee. currently , the investigators of the investigative committeere investigating all the circumstances of the incident, including whether it will be established whether harm was caused to the health of the child, and a legal assessment of the tormentor's actions in fulfilling the duties of education is given. minor. now ivan sergeevich may have more serious problems than conflicts with seventh graders and even dismissals. in addition, after such publicity of this history drinking the doors of other schools for this educator. now also closed ksenia krimina vesti duty to watchful wives. not to relax, as the finnish women gave battle to the suspicious masseuses from the basement, we will tell after a short advertisement. subscription mix can be purchased not even by our no tele2 other rules. choose new tires for my baby avito has a great selection of new tires, but imagine that's the price of anything down payment. no, just cut the price for 18 months and no interest. halva installment card is acutely relevant when ordering products cheaper than in a

the investigative committee. head of the investigation committee. here are the chambers there. nd you, a terrible story happened in a small tatarsk bogdan went outside to look for a cat and ended up under the wheels of the car of a local deputy, sergei mamontov, the reaction to the incident of the man is shocking instead of helping. he yelled at the boy. and did not even pick it up from the asphalt. but he did not forget to remove the stick from the hood of the car, which the child was playing at the time of the accident, left, and the bloodied bogdan managed to get home. from where he was taken to the intensive care unit, but mr. mamontov was in no hurry to show himself in public. he showed up to the police only after the media hype rose. is in a temporary detention center in relation to the alleged perpetrator of the accident a criminal case was initiated for leaving in danger the investigation was taken under personal control by the chairman of the investigative committee of russia alexander barykin at the risk of saving the lives of dozens of police officers on the eve of th

of the investigative committee and the belteleradiocompany. here is the work of an investigator. here is the beginning to the end of the fight against extremism, the digitalization of the investigative committeeeracting cybercrime in the morning , the chairmen of the investigative committee reported to the president, and in the evening dmitry gora will tell you everything that was left behind the scenes in the draft conversation with the president. look immediately after the panorama. as if someone in the west would not want to annoy the hated regime, despite the sanctions pressure , our country continues to build a competent socially oriented policy in belarus , they approved the forecast for socio-economic development for the next year and the main directions of monetary policy, gdp growth is planned at 103.8 % to the level of this year. main factors. increases in external demand and increased investment in fixed capital and the task is to increase the income of the population by more than 4%, and growth drivers said the first deputy minister of the relevant department yuriy chebotar yuriy adamovich approved the main indicators for next year investment is one of the main sources of growth.

importantly, the video recording of the conflict managed to to study at the prosecutor's office and the investigative committee, where the investigators of the investigative committeeto check all the circumstances of what happened, including whether it will be established whether harm was caused to the health of the child, and also a legal assessment of the tormentor's actions in fulfilling the duties of raising a minor is given, well, talk with ivan solovyov investigator. until it was possible after the dismissal of the teacher packed his things turned off his mobile phone. and somewhere he left what punishment he will seek for the offender own son. daria has not yet decided, she says, the most important thing is that this person will no longer work with children parody clip of a video of a russian military man throwing grenades from a ukrainian drone. as it turned out, nikaglaika still violated migration laws a day for dohin with everyone the details of the quadrocopter have already managed to scatter around the world, hovering over the trench, the drone throws off hand grenades on a russian soldier. ammunition falls directly on the fighter, who, not bewildered,

investigation. the former president faced a friday deadline to turn over documents to the house committee investigating the attack on the capital as part of what was a historic subpoena. what was the committee? >> the committee said this was the final piece of its investigation. to understand third -- certain things that happen around january 6, they needed to hear from former president trump. it was quite specific in listing out the number of areas where it wanted more information. if the president had filed any kind of false documents. whether he incited a crowd you knew was violent. the information he had, whether he had induced his vice president mike pence or not to try to certify the election. he had a broad range of areas he was seeking information on. they asked for all documents pertaining to that and testimony from the former president. jeff:n new york state, there are two cases. one of which a state judge ordered a monitor to oversee the trump organization's financial statements after the attorney general asked for additional oversight to ask for what she alleged was fraud from the trump organization. what is the significance of that move? >> if that monitor is installed and surv

of virginia. he's running to be the top democrat on the house oversight committee. it would lead many of the biden investigations. congressman, the incoming republican of your committee says the focus of the committee will be investigating joe biden. what do you say to him? >> well, this is a shop worn approach by the republicans on our committee and it involves some really extraordinary tools in the kickback, insinuation, fabrication, disinformation, conspiracy-based theories that go nowhere. if you look at the history of the republicans when they were in the majority, when we had president obama, time and time again they had headline grabbing investigations that went absolutely nowhere. benghazi, the irs manufactured scandal about right wing filters and nonprofit status. the hillary clinton emails. on and on and none of them produced a thing except breathless headlines that gave them the narrative they wanted at the time. >> of course there's another way to look at this, when democrats won the house in 2018, right, you all got control, multiple committees, including the oversight committee launched multiple investigations into trump and his administration. i think

the work of an investigator. here is the beginning to the end of the fight against extremism digitalization of the investigative committee and counteracting cybercrime in the morning , the chairmen of the investigative committeed to the president, and in the evening dmitry gora will tell you everything that is left behind the scenes in the draft conversation with the president. look immediately after the panorama. no matter how much someone in the west wants to annoy the hated regime, despite the sanctions pressure , our country continues to build a competent socially-oriented policy in belarus , they approved the forecast for socio-economic development for the next year and the main directions of monetary policy, gdp growth is planned at 103 .8% to the level of this year. main factors. increases in external demand and buildup investment in fixed assets and the task is to increase the income of the population by more than 4%, and the growth drivers were told by the first deputy minister of the relevant department yury chubarya yury adamovich approved the main indicators for next year investment is one of the main sources of growth. what are the priority areas here and what investment projects will we focus on

of all, certain. well, what is there to hide, so i had to feel the leadership. you became chairman investigative committee, what has changed during this time? dmitry gora reported on how the work of the investigative committeeorks in all areas. the president always keeps under control carefully analyzes the effectiveness of the department and trends, if earlier they talked about the growth of cybercrime, today it states that there are more scammers who also use the internet in their criminal plans, for example, counteraction is increasing here about dtpfers . in addition, it fulfills the instructions of the head of state to reduce the balance criminal cases of an extremist orientation of special proceedings. this is the involvement of persons who are hiding abroad and criminal liability has been reported on criminal cases that have already been sent by the investigative committee to the prosecutor's office for referral to the court . respect, tikhonovskaya latushka and others. uh, i won’t even name the members of this organization, which they imagined. with you , the leadership of our country is also in in the near future, a report will also be sent on those cases that are planned to be sent in the order of

broke the antics of the teacher, they were already interested in the regional prosecutor's office and the investigative committee. at present, investigators of the investigative committee are investigating all the circumstances of the incident, including whether it will be established whether harm has been caused to the health of the child, and a legal assessment of the actions of the tormentor in fulfilling the duties of raising a minor is given. now ivan sergeevich may have more serious problems than conflicts with seventh graders and even dismissals. in addition, after such publicity of this history drinking the doors of other schools for this educator. now, too, closed ksenia crime vesti duty. dilapidated sarah and cockroaches for orphans instead lawful housing in the irkutsk region are preparing to stand trial, the former official yevgeny ternovoy, according to the investigation, took millions of bribes for receiving kuruin instead of an apartment, the word of olga zhirenkova. 47 volumes of dozens of witnesses to the investigation of this high-profile criminal case for the irkutsk region. according to hinations with housing for orphans, it lasted more than a year

weeks one of the things that is widely expected to occur is the end of the house select committee, investigating the january 6th insurrection. it is a possibility of the committees year's midterms. that's part of this reparations the committee plans to publish a final report of its findings by the end of this year. before the new congress is seated. according to the washington post, that final report is now the source of discord among members of the committee who disagree on what she deserves to be included and what will become the definitive document of the committee's work. washington post reports builds upon a november 11th and d.c. news story, about how the final report will largely focus on donald trump and how he fomented the january 6th insurrection. that report is expected to be about 1000 pages long is expected to be an encapsulation of the committees wide-ranging investigation. over the past year and a half, committee members and their staff have conducted more than 1000 interviews with witnesses. and they reviewed hundreds of thousands of records related to the events leading up to the january 6th insurrection. and its aftermath. but according to the

of investigations. we're focused on waste, fraud and abuse. there's no shortage of that in this federal government. let me assure you of that. that's going to be a priority of the committee. every member of the committee will have priorities inner as they're focused on in the next congress. we're going to try to restore credibility to congressional investigations and try to get the back os they have taxpayers. the taxpayers are the ones that have taken it on the chin. katherine, i'll end with you. reporter: what do you make of the fact that the u.s. attorney in delaware has been investigating hunter biden and his financial activities for four years yet no charges have been brought? mr. comer: i'll say this and then jim can end. the more you look at hunter biden, the more bad things pop up. i don't know if that's the situation, if he's get regular cystance at the department of justice, from what i've heard they're looking into tax evasion. there's no question he's evaded taxes. that's why hoe he got the hollywood lawyer to loan him $2 million to try to get caught up with the i.r.s. on his tax bill. at the end of the day, we're focused on some things that i think every american needs to know. one thing

the republicans were likely to start off with two sets of investigations. the white house oversight committee, james comber of kentucky chairing it, would be looking at hunter biden, and we would have the judiciary committeeon of the doj and the fbi, in the so-called russian collusion hoax. so we'll already have that. the question is whether the rest of the committees, the ways and means committee, armed services, foreign relations, intel, etc., are doing things unconnected to these investigations that the american people can look to and say the republicans are trying to do things that will make our country better. the republicans better be focused on the latter, that is to say legislating, proposing ideas that make it out of the house of representatives, snowing that the senate is likely to block them, if they make it through the senate, the president would vote them, but at least it would be a clear idea what republicans want to do if they're given a chance in 2024 to be in charge. they can't make it investigations. >> that sounds like a recipe for gridlock for the next two years. >> well, i'm a little bit more optimistic than that. remember, we had a couple bills last year, one on guns between cornyn a

committee from kentucky, another staunch conservative. a lot of these folks have been gearing up for the past two years, already doing some of this investigative legwork. they have already published a number of reports from their committees. they have a pretty good head start in launching some of these investigations. host: you mentioned the oversight committee, the committee on oversight and reform. what does the judiciary committee do and what is the universe it works in you? what can james comer investigate if he becomes chairman? >> the oversight committee has an enormous purview. they have purview over the entire federal government, if they want. there are very few restrictions on what the oversight committee can investigate. we know they can look at a number of federal agencies, other specific ones, that your memo them looking at? >> they will be looking at the sec, but it is really, who has talked about the hunter biden investigation to see if there is a corrupt foreign influence government-wise, because of hunter biden's dealings that joe biden has been involved in. there will be a report about the doj, or their conserved about biden against conservatives. they're focusing on the issue -- conservatives are alleging that the doj has cut funding to domestic extremism, but mainly school boards. host: is that the most powerful committee

on the committee, you have four of the five squad, ocasio-cortez, tlaib, cory bush, pressley, they're on the oversight committee, jamie raskins, i would consider a fire brand, led two investigationsdent is on the oversight committee, we have a lot of the freedom caucus. the steering committee puts marjorie taylor greene on the committee, she will be on the committee. jim jordan is on the committee. a big percentage of the -- andy biggs who challenged mccarthy is on the oversight committee. so you're going to have some of the most visible people in both parties, but again, they still make up a minority of the oversight committee. if you look at the last -- >> are you worried it's going to undermine credibility that you're trying to restore? >> no. i think -- i'll be honest -- honestly, i understand your concern. honestly, though, having ocasio-cortez from the democrat side and jim jordan from the republican side on the oversight committee, it honestly attracts more media. a lot of committees produce -- work very hard and produce reports and never get picked up in the media. so you know, there's an advantage to having people in both parties that are considered fire brands that are

has never had a great deal of respect for the select committee that is investigating the events of january the 6th. in fact, he constantly refers to it as the unselect committee. no, he said with a couple of subpoenas. the committee wants to see all documents relating to the communications he had with individuals and groups, including extremist groups before january, the 6th, 2021. that deadline has come and gone. we are told by the committee chairman that they receive communication from donald trump's attorneys to day didn't see what was in that but the extending the deadline. also, the other deadline was that they'd like to hear from donald trump by november the 14th, but there are several media reports in the united states to the the say on the week of november, the 14th donald trump will announce that he's running for president for a 3rd time i don't trumps calculus is that if he does that, they'll be very difficult to res. any action against them, either by the january 6th committee taking this to court for contempt of congress or the other investigations that are ongoing me will have to be stopped, because suddenly he is the man who is it going to compe

of this investigative work so they have already published a number of reports from the committees. they have a pretty good head start in launching some of the investigation. >> you mentioned the oversight committee. is it easy to understand with the judiciary committee does or at least the universe that it works in, what is the committee and what can they -- >> they have enormous purview basically. they have a purview over the entire federal government if they want. there are very few restrictions on what the oversight committee can investigate. we know that they can look at a number of federal agencies. are there specific ones that you know they are going to be looking at? >> they are going to be looking at the sec andg it is -- he's e one that talked about the hunter biden investigation to see if there is a corrupt influence governmentwide because of the dealings and if joe biden has been involved. so he's focused on that where jim jordan is about the doj and what they are concerned about the race biden against conservatives, so looking at the issue of classifying the domestic extremism. >> is oversight of: the most powerful committee or is a better way to ask it with all these new members com

leaving that investigation will be the incoming chair of the house overcome -- oversight committee that was on meet the press yesterday. >> assuming you are chairman of the oversight committee. you have one investigation you to focus on, i know you have a bunch, what is the one? >> we are going to investigate between 40 and 50 different things. we have the capacity, we have 25 members on the committee a staff close to 70. let's face it shut, the past two years -- chuck, the past years they have not investigated anything. we have had several hearings on social issues that the oversight committee has nothing to do with. issues like abortion. we believe there has been hundreds of billions if not trillions of dollars wasted over the past three years. that spans 2 administrations in the name of covid. we want to have hearings on that we want to determine what happened with the fraudulent unemployment insurance funds, the ppp funds, the covid stimulus money. these are things ob priorities for us, waste, fraud, abuse, mismanagement is the goal the oversight committee. >> comments on twitter, saying i used to be fine with a divided congress but with this magda authoritarian gop the

the side of kiev since the fourteenth year. this is the data of the investigative committee of russia, the head of the department, alexander bastrykin, held an operational meeting today. in genichesk, kherson region, the investigatory committeeblished that employees of the ukrainian embassies at a meeting help in the selection of mercenaries for the armed forces, they also talked about the investigation of war crimes. witnesses were identified, the victims are evil, they are ukrainian nationalists. uh, re-interrogated and, uh, then conducted more than 70 photo identifications, taking into account new information received by these victims and in as a result, 18 members of nationalist battalions were identified who took part in specific crimes. the french are increasingly forced to make the difficult choice of heating or food, french-24 tv channel told the most affected citizens due to the ukrainian crisis. basically. this is a homeless lonely old mother, if i do their patience, natalia goncharova will tell the new york times admitted that the ukrainian military hit a residential building in their territory with a missile and it was american the rocket hit the top floor of a five-story soviet-type building, exploding on impact

has never had a great deal of respect for the select committee that is investigating the events of january the 6th. in fact, he constantly referred to it as the unselect committee. no, he said with a couple of subpoenas. the committee wants to see all documents relating to the communications he had with individuals and groups, including extremist groups before january, the 6th, 2021. that deadline has come and gone. we are told by the committee chairman that they received communication from donald trump's attorneys to day didn't see what was in that, but the extending the deadline. also the other deadline was that they'd like to hear from donald trump by november, the 14th. no. remember that date, it will be important and a few seconds. and donald trump, it appears really is trying to, to run out the clock on this because he believes that if he can delay which he has done him in many, many different cases. many times he'd been called to give evidence at various places that if he can run the clock out on this beyond the midterm elections next week. there is every possibility. busy that the republicans will take control of the house and they have said one of the

the investigation. this is separate from the house 6 committee's investigation. pence said at the time he would not testify for that committee citing separation of powers. former president trump may try to invoke executive privilege to stop pence's testimony, which he has tried to do already with others who worked in his administration. trump said last week he is running for president in 2024. prince has parents has hinted at a run himself but has not made that official yet. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news. elon musk bringing good news to those who have had their twitter accounts to spend it. >> he's bringing them back. but after the heart, after the break here, his terms and conditions will be back. >> welcome back for sportswear company. adidas says it's investigating allegations of misconduct involving former partner yea, also known as kanye west employees say the rapper would routinely show and watch during work meetings. they also say westwood fire workers re-hire them and break them in front of colleagues. adidas terminated its partnership with the va last month after the rapper made a string of anti semitic comments. after bringing form

there's going to be a lot of oversight hearings we can of course, assume right off the top, the back that the january 6th committee, the investigative committee will be shuttered. that's going to be one of the 1st things that they do. and they're going to start equally aggressive investigations into, for example, a hunter biden's connections to ukraine, to paris. huh. and to china. ok. so not looking at smooth sailing ahead. it's going to be a contentious washington. i think, tyson, doc, i, thanks so much for your time. thank you. now it's been wasn't for years since sally journalist jamal cash help, jay was murdered in the kingdoms consulate in istanbul. away he went to collect the papers he needed to marry his fiance, the turkish national had see jen, jen? guess the howdy crown prince ma had been feldman denied ordering the killing but he did later admit that it took place under his watch. jingle, however is continuing her campaign for justice. she told the w julia han that her world collapse when she found out what was the part of my life, my identity when i lost him in this way, it changed my life completely. on the 2nd of october 2018, h

we can of course, assume right off the top, the back that the january 6th committee, the investigative committee will be shuttered. that's going to be one of the 1st things that they do. and they're going to start equally aggressive investigations into, for example, a hunter biden's connections to ukraine, to paris. huh. and to china, in case we're not looking at smith failing, had, it's going to be a contentious washington. i think, tyson docket, thanks so much for your time. thank you. now it's been more than 4 years since the saudi journalist, jamal cash, oak g was murdered in the kingdoms consulate in istanbul, where he went to collect the papers he needed to marry his fiance, turkish national hattie j. j. angus. now the saudi crown prince mom had been sell man denied ordering the killing. but he did later admit that it took place under his watch. as jingle, however, is continuing her campaign for justice. and she told d w's you johan, that her world collapsed. when she found out what had happened, lou, i struggle between my wife in my heart, jamal was home. he was a part of my life, my iden

republican of kentucky who will be the new chair of the oversight committee, jim jordan of ohio who will chair the judiciary committee. they will lay out the contours of their investigationsnto the biden administration and his family next year. listen. >> it's not america if you have a justice department that's political and not treating people equally under the law. that's exactly what we have. we're committed to getting the truth out there because only when you get the truth out do you have a chance to actually hold people accountable and change the behavior that is now happening at the highest level of our justice department. >> republicans, because of that narrow majority, will have smaller committee ratios and they will continue with these investigations and hunter biden and the laptop and the withdrawal from afghanistan and the origins of the pan emotion dick but they won't be able to be as aggressive as they hoped. a lot of news coming out around 9:30. einstein always said time only exists so everything doesn't happen at once. he never worked here on capitol hill. we'll find out about all of it about 9:30 this morning. >> big things happening on capitol hill. >> bi

the joy of movement. ♪ >>> former president trump is now suing the house select committee investigating the january 6th selection. it kpalgs the legitimacy of the committee immune from testimony at the time he was president. elie honig joins us now. this latest brings us into question whether they will receive any information from trump before it dissolves at the end of the year. how do you think this is going to play out? >> 52 is the number of days between now and january 3rd when a new congress takes over. the committee is kphraoerl doing its work. if democrats hold onto control of the house, they made clear they expect the committee to be done by then. here we are at district court. case needs to be briefed, argued, decided. it will go to the court of appeals. whoever loses will try to get it to the supreme court. the chances of all of that in 52 days are slim to none. it's not a surprise donald trump is playing the delay game and they have made it easy for him to do it successfully. >> a special announcement will be announced at mar-a-lago. cnn previously reported trump and his team were eyeing the third week of november as a window for a potential

the investigative committee of russia continues to identify ukrainian nationalists who are involved in the torture and murder of civilians . four captured ukrainian servicemen told during interrogations in the investigative committeehe details of the murders of civilians, the investigative actions and examinations carried out prove their guilt in committing crimes under article 356 of the criminal code of the russian federation, this is cruel treatment of prisoners of war or the civilian population, the use of means of methods prohibited by an international treaty of the russian federation in an armed conflict well, what do these prisoners say? an elderly woman of about 70 came up to me with a statement that she respects and is proud actions of vladimir vladimirovich putin while in office for some time. i heard kurylenko's loud conversation and, as i was leaving the entrance, i heard a single shot from a pistol. we carried it 30 meters at that moment. uh, the woman either exhaled or breathed in. in general, a lot and passed the sound and purely automatically. i pressed the starting candle to uh and went out into the chest area with the presence of a civilian in order to command the captain's companies about this.

among the spotlight for democrats for quite some time, the head of the intelligence committee, russian investigation, and the january 6th committeetop position among house democrats, but, you know, democrats privately conceded he didn't have the votes for that, especially as it looks like congressman hakeem jeffrey was going to make a run for that instead. instead, sources told us mr. schiff was going to pull out of that race and eye a run for senate in california. >> interesting. one last question for you, with the committee set to conclude its work in the next couple of weeks and with donald trump having launched a presidential bid this week, how do you think the committee members view the totality of the product that they produced? do they feel like they missed opportunities or because trump is running for office, or do they think they presented the best case to the american public and feel pretty good about the work they did. >> members feel very good about work they have put out and the work they will produce in this final report. they feel like they have made the case to the american public that trump is dangerously unfit f

of them since the fourteenth year. this is the data of the investigative committee of russia, the head of the department, alexandra bastrykin, held an operational meeting today in genetic kherson region. also, the investigatory committeet employees of the ukrainian embassies at the meeting help in the selection of mercenaries for the armed forces, they also talked about the investigation of war crimes. witnesses and victims of evil deeds by ukrainian nationalists were identified. uh, again, they were interrogated and, uh, then more than 70 photo identifications were made, taking into account the new information received by these victims, and as a result, 18 members of the nationalist battalions were identified who took part in specific crimes. a court in moscow found the magomedov brothers guilty of embezzling 11 billion rubles. magomedov, founder of the summa group or yavudin magomedov, and former member of the federation council, magomed magomedov under arrest since the eighteenth year, to read the sentence in one day. they did not even have time to prevent them. as is expected to be announced tomorrow, the magomedovs are also accused of creating a criminal community. state security previously asked for more than 20

fund the government, will this have any effect on the january 6 committee or the committee investigating tax returns? what is the chance of extending the child tax credit? guest: i am glad that you asked about the child tax credit because this is an issue that is near and dear to many american families as they are trying to make ends meet and there's a lot of confusion. it was expanded in 2017 and expanded under the american rescue plan but that temporary expansion for 2000 was a tax credit for families, it expired after 2021. lawmakers are deliberating whether or not the american rescue plans version of the eitc will be expanded this year are permanently expanded. i would posit that this is something that will be taken up by the next congress. we know that the lame-duck session has a lot of priorities that need to get address. government spending and some of these other policies we discussed. where the child tax credit false in that list of priorities, different members are working on it. i believe it remains high on the priority list but whether or not they reach consensus on that in the coming weeks is yet to be seen.

investigation not just the hunter biden investigation. i sat down with james comb comer, the incoming chairman of the oversight committee and told me the committee has no plans to subpoena joe biden. and he understands the challenges of investigating a sitting president as they try to tie him to his son's business dealings. if they don't give you the information, you would use subpoenas. but are there discussions to subpoena joe biden and/or his son, hunter biden? >> there's no plans to subpoena joe biden. there are plans to subpoena hunter biden. >> what does that timeline look like? >> if i were hunter biden, pam, i would want to come before my committee and prove my innocence. you know, 'cause i said some things today that we should be very concerning to hunter biden. >> why would you not subpoena joe biden if it's all about joe biden. >> it's complicated to subpoena the president of the united states. >> it has been done. >> it has been done and the democrats sent out subpoenas like junk mail. >> reporter: so he claims he wants to be more disciplined with subpoenas. time will only tell if that will happen. we should note a spokesperson for t

of the justice department. in connection with the january 6th committee investigation, two high levels staffers testified and chief of staff and that may be enough for the committee to put together a report because they can put it together based on hearsay and evidence. if you bring a criminal prosecution against donald trump or someone else, you need the direct testimony of the vice president both because of hearsay concerns and also because it's the most powerful and notable evidence. >> evan, on that point that we had -- that the justice department has herd from top pennsylvania deputies including chief of staff, former chief of staff mark short, does that provide any clues as to how the justice department may fair in trying to get answers from pence? >> oh, yes, it does. look, for example, we know that mark short and greg jacob both went in to the grand jury. they declined certain questions because the former president was asserting executive privilege. by the way, you know, the vice president, also there is a vice presidential privilege and as far as we know, the vice president, the former vice president never asserted that. so it was only donald trump that

the house oversight committee, we were talking about the january 6th committee. but the house oversight committee has a separate investigation into foreign influence of the trump administrationotel in washington, d.c. and what they've uncovered with these latest documents they got from president trump's former accountable firm is six governments throughout the years of 2017 and 2018 really focused on spending lavishly at that hotel right before important meetings with president trump or before important decisions were about to be made regarding foreign policy. there's some details in here about the examples that they spent on. for instance, $1,500 personal trainer for the prime minister of malaysia. lots of movies being rented. $300,000 being spent by the government of qatar at the hotel right before a key meeting with president trump. so you can sort of see how these governments viewed that hotel as a way to try to influence the trump administration during key periods. >> so you read the first line. i want to clarify they were renting rooms for more than $10,000 per night. that's not per room? >> no. that's per room. >> that's per room in washington, d.c.? $10,000 a night.

investigation of joe biden. and that's where the committee will focus in this next congress. i now turn it over to oversight and next chairman of the judiciary committeejim jordan. mr. jordan: what part of mr. comer's presentation was russian disinformation? never forget what happened on october 19, 2020, 15 days before the most important election we have in our country who is going to be the next president of the united states, 15 days before that, mr. brennan, mr. clapper and 49 other people signed a letter that said the following. it is forhe

both in the context of the january 6th committee and the justice department investigation, obstruction of justice is a very likely possibility here. now look. if i were on the committee -- if i were on the committee, i would certainly move forward with a criminal referral here. as a former prosecutor, what i say to you, alisyn, is it doesn't matter because the justice department doesn't have to honor that referral in the first place. it's an academic exercise and an important statement for congress to make that they believe he committed a crime. they will probably go forward with that. >> it was determined that mark meadows will have to testify before the grand jury in georgia, investigating efforts to overturn the election. they determined that we have reviewed the arguments rayed and find them to be manifestly without merit, but this is the south carolina supreme court. why is it there, and what are they considering that it pacts that georgia grand jury? >> it's because mark meadows is based in south carolina, and, you know, on this one, victor, it's important to just take a step back and forget that this is mark meadows. forget the name donald trump, and just look

co burn, who is going to be the head of the oversight committee, putting out a laundry list of different investigations that they plan to do. the judiciary committeeer jordan's watch, he's likely going to become the chairman. judiciary committee, putting out a long list of letters that they sent to members of the biden administration, and they're going to ask many of them to come before the committee, and answer questions, and among them, the chief of staff, ron klain, a number of cabinet sections, the secretary of the department of education, so this is what it is going to be like here on capitol hill in the coming months, once january gets under way, and the republicans have the majority, they have talked a lot about how what they have, even if it is only a one seat majority that gives them the subpoena power in these congressional committees and it gives them the chairmanships of these congressional committees, and they do under constitutional authority have the right to ask questions of the administration. sometimes that lapses when a party has power, the house, the senate, and the white house, republicans are looking to fill that void, the qu

investigate the explosion, the employees of the investigative committee have initiated a criminal case, at the moment, the transfer department, together with the employees of the central office of the investigative committee of russia, is examining the scene of the incident, the necessary forensic examination. to establish all the circumstances that occurred in the cities of the sakhalin region. mourning actions have passed. almost the memory of the dead came dozens of people people bring flowers and soft toys and even those passing by stop to light a candle in memory of the dead on the night of november 20, the residents of the affected house will spend with relatives. inside the apartment. tomovchans will not be allowed in until there is a conclusion. what to be in the security building artyom maleev igor nikolaev lead, sakhalin kuriles turkish baraktar, all over ukraine today. again the blackout of the presidents in the next appeal said that the most difficult situation is in the kiev vinnitsa and ternopil regions, and according to zelensky , spontaneous protests against the shutdown have been going on in the city for 24 hours. sveta people go out on the road and block the traffic on the eve of the pol

of the house. they will take control of the ways and means committee. so not sure whether there's a big enough window for the committee to, to complete its work in terms of investigating these records set its way to poor for so long. indeed. and this comes despite the trump complete to, to block the handle. yes. all trumps had a bit of a rough time in the u. s. supreme court. he has some on much remember last year the supreme court ruled that he would have to provide financial details to a new york prosecutor. the supreme court has also over ruled his demand for a special master concerning the mar logo papers. and now this a real hammer, a blow to donald trump's attempt to keep his tax records out of public view. whether or not they get into public view. that's for the ways and means committee to decide they will now be getting these records. we are not sure how quickly, however, it is basically immediate. it should appear, but we have to wait knob for the next few days to find out what the ways and means committee is going to do with these records. whether it's going to attempt to investigate them in the narrow window that it has a whether it will at some stage make