what did jacob chansley do to receive this punishment? to this day, there is dispute over how he got into the capito building. according to our review of the internal surveillance video, it is very clear what happened onc he got inside. virtually every moment of his time inside the capitol was caught on tape. the tapes show the capitol police never stopped jacob chansley. they helped him. they acted as his tour guides. here is video of jacob chansley in the senate chamber. capitol police officers taken t multiple entrances and even try to open locked doors for him. we counted at least nine officers who were within touching distance of unarmed jacob chansley. not one of them even tried to slow him down. jacob chansley understood that capitol police were his allies. video shows him giving thanks for them in a prayer on the floor of the senate. watch. >> thank you heavenly father fo these police officers and allowing us to go in. >> contrast the reality of jaco chansley did in the capitol building on january 6th. the indisputable facts recor

now let's back to jacob rees—mogg . jacob rees—mogg. to be wanting to make people's difficult, whereas i think we should be trying to make it easy. so we've had announcements today that rationing water will be coming in so that anyone who uses over 55,000 gallons will be charged £4 for every 220 gallons above that, a 166% increase. but we know this country there is no shortage water. there may be leaks, there may be incompetent water companies, but we have plenty water. but in the name of the green economy, concern voters, electors must be punished because it doesn't fit it with what their masters want them to do. surely this is not what politics is about . we're what politics is about. we're seeing the same with cars , cars, seeing the same with cars, cars, petrol, cars in this country are supposed to be phased out. stop being from 2030. but even the eu, that famous bastion of freedom and independence and deregulation , isn't going to deregulation, isn't going to vanish until 2035. and then has just announced that there will be a schem

jacob: paul? paul: bridge knows a lot more about nuclear weapons and nuclear doctrine that i do, but as a historian, my comment would be more nuclear power is probably not a good thing. there's been speculation or contemplation of this over many ars. that one of our sources of leverage with the chinese is the possibility that we would allow the japanese or the koreans or australians to become nuclear powers. i'm not sure that that is a persuasive lever against the chinese when they recognize the reasons we ourselves have historically not wanted that to happen. jacob: we have a question for bridge from ethan kessler at the chicago council on global affairs. he asks -- woodbridge argued that there would b fewer trade-offs between back in ukraine and preparing taiwan if the u.s. limited the number of gml rs it nds to kyiv? he does not think that weaponry is necessari critical for a taiwan contingency. what is your take? elbridge: the most manifested element of the tra-off is the particular weapons. w

now back to jacob jacob . to jacob jacob.we heard from his majesty's government a bold announcement of new legislation and vowing to remove illegal migrants within weeks of their arrivals . a clear statement from arrivals. a clear statement from the home secretary. she said that she could not confirm compatible ati with the echr european convention on human rights that is overseen by a court that regularly found against the british government. and indeed there was a leaked letter that states that legislate is more likely than not on a balance of probability. the legislation is likely to breach the european convention of human rights. but this breach the european convention of human rights . but this is of human rights. but this is important because there has been a conflict in this country between human law and the rule of law . the rule of law is that of law. the rule of law is that which is set out by parliament and has a democratic backing a democrat support. the european is something was thought up many decades ago to pro

what did jacob chansley do to receive this punishment? to this day, there is dispute over how he got into the capito building. according to our review of the internal surveillance video, it is very clear what happened onc he got inside. virtually every moment of his time inside the capitol was caught on tape. the tapes show the capitol police never stopped jacob chansley. they helped him. they acted as his tour guides. here is video of jacob chansley in the senate chamber. capitol police officers taken t multiple entrances and even try to open locked doors for him. we counted at least nine officers who were within touching distance of unarmed

jacob chansley did not. they never told jacob chansley to get out. the head of the capitol police today said he was trying to calm the situation. it was already calm. he was the only protester in the frame. they could have let him outside. they didn't. they helped him. we're not going to speculate as to why we don't know why. all we know is what we see on the tape. no one disputes. we didn't cherry pick it. we didn't make it up. once inside the senate chamber, as we told you, chansley said a prayer thanking god for the kindness of capitol police. good for him. they were kind. this was not a domestic frist. that -- domestic terrorist. that matters. what matters more, the video we showed you after 26 months, were not shown to jacob chansley's attorneys, a violation of the constitution. he's in jail because of it, because the liars on the januare prosecutors who did their bidding -- and that means benny thompson, that means adam schiff, liz cheney, these people have this man's life on their hands. they helped withhold the videos from jacob chansley's at

jacob thank you . good news. jacob thank you. good evening to you. our top story tonight on gb news and mi5 has increased the terrorism threat level in northern ireland from substantial to severe, meaning attack is highly likely and that comes roughly a year after britain lowered the threat level for northern ireland for the first time in more than a decade . deputy chief constable mark hamilton said this afternoon that the police service of northern ireland is working hard to meet the community, safer . to meet the community, safer. well prince harry says the royal family, without a doubt withheld information from him about phone hacking by news group newspapers. he made the claims in a witness statement submitted before his civil claim against the publisher of the daily mail associated newspapers . prince associated newspapers. prince harry is among a group of celebrities launching legal action against the publisher accusing them of numerous breaches of privacy . associated breaches of privacy. associated newspapers denies all the allegations . new

good evening, jacob. democracy. good evening, jacob.t first of all, i agree with an awful lot of what you said in terms of history of the uk in, in terms of the fact the uk in, in terms of the fact the uk effectively set human across the world and we've led way for so very long. i think that's perhaps one of the reasons why amnesty is obviously focusing and others and i think we spoke and others and i think we spoke a couple of weeks ago about the civicus monitor that also looked at human rights changes in the uk and that's one of the reasons that amnesty and other organisations are focusing on us. i think in terms amnesty and i think one of your guests when we talked about civicus a couple of weeks ago made a very good point. you've got to look at the organisations, issue them, the people of those people in charge of those organisations the benefits. people in charge of those orga|you ions the benefits. people in charge of those orga|you mentionede benefits. people in charge of those orga|you mentionede benefon now you mentioned earlie

jacob. is polly middlehurst. jacob.hank you and good evening to you.the thank you and good evening to you. the top story on gb news bofis you. the top story on gb news boris johnson has been telling the privileges committee today that hand on heart he did not lie to mps over partygate the former prime minister says although he takes full responsibility for the gatherings in downing street dunng gatherings in downing street during his statements in the house of commons were all made in faith. he went to on criticise the committee of bias in its investigation and particular the chair, harriet harman of being prejudicial. he insisted he attended parties at number 10 to motivate really must insist on this point. people who say that we were partying in lockdown simply do not know what they are talking about. not know what they are talking about . people who say that that about. people who say that that event was a purely social gathering are quite wrong . my gathering are quite wrong. my purpose. there was to thank staff to m

not jacob chansley. the video proves that. but you would never have known from the media coverage. >> the people sitting in the chairs need to be sitting in a jail cell. >> jacob chansley is in a jail cell. he has been there for months. if he was in fact committing such a grave crime, why didn't the officers who were standing right next to him placed him under arrest? until now, no one could even prove that happens. but it did. >> we will digest the surveillance video from the u.s capitol on january 6th in piece tonight. we will show you more in a moment. first we will pause and bring i someone on top of the story fro the beginning. this will be the front page of tomorrow's new york post. thank you so much for coming on. the disconnect between what the told us happened inside and wha we now know what happened insid thanks to their surveillance video. in the case of jacob chansley i is troubling since his life has been destroyed and he is in prison as we speak. simple question. how, given that jacob chansley was wandering aroun

jacob tansley became known as the qanon shaman. but prosecutors called him the most prominent symbol of a violent insurrection. he's been in jail since january and he's trying to get out. but prosecutors say he is still too dangerous to release. >> make no mistake, jose is a stone. oh. oh, he kept saying i'm , you know, i'm not violent. i'm peaceful, i'm a shaman. but then you put those images, what you were just talking about, you put those images together and that isn't an image of, you know, of kings. this is the new face of extremism remains behind bars. >> it's the new face of extremism. jacob translate is the new face of extreme extremism. >> he's a stone cold. prosecutors say he is too dangerous to release. and most people believe that because why wouldn't they ? they were told it and there was no evidence to the contrary. and now there is evidence to the contrary. we brought it fauci on monday. the video that we reviewed at great length over three weeks showed with precision what jacob tansley actually did inside the capita

with me, jacob rees—mogg . you've with me, jacob rees—mogg. your mail logs. zach asks, can advise the change in principles that allowed you to vote for the third reading of the withdrawal agreement, but can't vote for the windsor framework? i can, indeed.i the windsor framework? i can, indeed. i thought the third meaningful vote we might lose brexit altogether, rod says there has been fudge after fudge fudge always gets it in the neck.i fudge always gets it in the neck. i quite like fudge. with brexit and northern is the same. we voted to leave. we didn't vote for deals that undermined ireland. waters and ireland. our fishing waters and our borders. and bob , i know you our borders. and bob, i know you may not agree , but i still can't may not agree, but i still can't get my head around why they cannot be a uk eu border between the republic and northern ireland? actually, bob , i do ireland? actually, bob, i do agree we could leave it a physical border and if the eu wanted one that would be a matter for them. let's turn to the new les because

jacob, thank you middlehurst. jacob, thank you and good evening to you. the top stories tonight.an has sentenced to eight and a half years in prison for perverting the course of justice after falsely accusing a number men of rape. 22 year old elena williams had also created a facebook post alleging she'd been the victim of an asian grooming gang . of an asian grooming gang. preston crown court heard how three of the men she'd falsely accused of rape had attempted to take their own lives. and at the time of her accusations , there time of her accusations, there were mass protests in her home town of barrow in furness in cumbria, with some businesses forced to close. williams will serve half her sentence in prison . the chancellor is set to prison. the chancellor is set to his spring budget with full coverage. of course, here on gb news jeremy hunt expected to announce a boost in pensions with those over 55 able to put £10,000 a year into their pension as opposed to just 4000. he's also expected to announce the parents on universal credit can receive childcare funding upfront inste

to time back to jacob rees—mogg . back to jacob rees—mogg.revealed the newly discovered affliction of the brain known as boris spongiform encore blob, which particularly affects islington residents. but we can reveal another plague outbreak that this country has from the occult . the expert with from the occult. the expert with their voodoo . in recent decades, their voodoo. in recent decades, their voodoo. in recent decades, the demonic democratic arm has handed things over to the bureaucratic arm . the idea that bureaucratic arm. the idea that experts will do things fairly and properly , they don't need and properly, they don't need the supervision of people who are held account by voters. we saw this with the european union. we still see it with the echr . we saw it with, say during echr. we saw it with, say during the pandemic, which locked us down more than we discover. we now needed. and we see it every six months with the office for budget responsibility . but budget responsibility. but perhaps most we see it with the bank of england,

jacob. thank you middlehurst. jacob. thank you and good evening to you.tory tonight on gb news charities are warning thousands of asylum seekers will be left permanently in limbo under new government plans to tackle illegal immigration . and the new illegal immigration. and the new laws would ban those crossing the english channel in small boats from claiming asylum and from returning to the uk. the government has promised to provide more safe routes and gb news has learned 3000 people have made the journey so far this year, nearly double the year before the shadow home secretary yvette cooper says the government isn't doing enough. we need action to stop the dangerous boat crossings that are putting lives at risk and also undermining border security. that's why we've called for new cross border police unit to go after the criminal gangs that really driving this. as well as a new agreement with france and an overhaul of the asylum system to end hotel use. well, also in the news today, former metropolitan police officer wayne cousins has been sentenced to

with me, jacob rees—mogg . you've with me, jacob rees—mogg.touch with your mail mugs, jeff. oh, dear oh, dean mail mugs, jeff. oh, dear oh, dear, oh, dear. we have people like this watching and i'm astonished . it must be astonished. it must be a guardian reader. time's abolished the monarchy. we are all equal , philip. i prefer all equal, philip. i prefer phillips email paul french time for 2.0 so crispin's chair constitutional is far better than republicanism . i love our than republicanism. i love our history ancestry and traditions. well of our traditions is the bank of england, the old lady of threadneedle street. but the governor, andrew bailey , came governor, andrew bailey, came out this week blaming else for inflation on the bank started with early retirees years and he's also blamed pay rises for inflation and told people not to ask for a pay rises. and he's told businesses not to put their pnces told businesses not to put their prices up. he seems to be blaming the inflation that we have on everything other than the bank of england'

i remain jacob . nation. i remain jacob. been getting in touch with your mail mugs. john you and tonight's prize hero of state of the nation. junior doctors went on in canada. the death rate dropped. gary lineker was suspended and the ratings went up . the numbers speak for up. the numbers speak for themselves . i just up. the numbers speak for themselves. i just think that's a brilliant message . and the nhs a brilliant message. and the nhs suffered more than anyone during the pandemic. surely we can understand that frustration and that's true they worked very hard during the pandemic. and mike, does anyone else think that those youngsters are on the picket lines today? look as though they have just come from protesting the oil companies, plus glueing to the road. does the fascinating point, whether they've been doing that or not, but over the weekend spoke chelation was fizzing over the loaning actually returning because they'd have come back and a loan normally meant to be repaid usually with interest and i'm not sure wha

jacob you know.ng for top to turned off for the top to be turned off tomorrow. of you know that. tomorrow. all of you know that. we're asking an to we're asking for an end to all new licences line new fossil fuel licences in line with what climate scientists around the world are saying. but if turn off for new licences if you turn off for new licences now, you're requiring a that is going to happen before we have the technology in place to substitute it. so you may be delaying it by a few years, but this to be a rash process to this has to be a rash process to do once got the technology do it once got the technology sorted out and we got the technology yet . so i understand technology yet. so i understand your you're an economic man. yes. so i'm interested in economics. yeah. so done some some maths for you . i hope you some maths for you. i hope you don't mind. i looked up your net worth online. it's quite easy to find it's not actually true, but it's find . it's 100 it's easy to find. but it's100 m

jacob evening, and sanchez. jacob evening, and thank you very much.ur top story this evening, police searching for the missing baby of constance marten and mark gordon say the remains of a baby have been found close to where the couple were arrested. police say it was the news that they and the public did not want to heat and the public did not want to hear. martin and gordon had been since january the fifth until their arrest on monday night. police have said the pair remain in custody after an application for a 36 hour extension to detain them . the newborn's detain them. the newborn's parents who spend three days on the run have been further arrested on suspicion of gross negligence, manslaughter . the negligence, manslaughter. the parents of a morbidly obese 16 year old girl have been jailed for gross negligence, manslaughter in the first televised court hearing in wales , kayla telford was found dead at her home in newtown in 2020 after suffering from an infection caused by extreme obesity at the time of her death. she weighed nearly 23 stone and

i'm jacob good evening. i'm jacob rees—mogg, state of the nation tonight.he chancellor's financial statement yesterday continues to dominate the public debate to tax or to card to that is the question . in a moment, is the question. in a moment, i will be joined by former business secretary and liberal democrat titan sir vince cable . democrat titan sir vince cable. trumping the outcome of the last two days. and to paraphrase the apparently well—known artist, kishore . tick tock on the clock kishore. tick tock on the clock the party has come to a stop, at least for the use of the chinese video sharing app on government telephone ins. if it's too dangerous for them , why isn't it dangerous for them, why isn't it too dangerous for my children and eating mess created by cricket authorities at lord's after the harrowing decision to relocate an iconic annual cricket match reaches a compromise ties with the eton and harrow match at lord's. and i'm going to be by legendary cricket player pat bowcock. state of the nation starts now . state of the nation starts now.

jacob. middlehurst middlehurst. jacob.nk you and good evening to our top story tonight on gb news the dup in northern ireland says it's going to vote against government in this week's first parliament re vote , the new parliament re vote, the new brexit deal, the prime minister agreed the new windsor framework with the eu last month , which with the eu last month, which aimed to resolve some of the unions, have about. aimed to resolve some of the unions, have about . northern unions, have about. northern ireland protocol and the home secretary has today told mps she is satisfied by the provisions of the government's illegal migration bill. are capable of being applied. compatibly with the human rights convention . it the human rights convention. it comes after suella braverman said migrants could be sent to rwanda as early as this summer. the agreement between the two countries has been expanded now include all illegal migrants and not just asylum seekers. speaking in the house of commons this afternoon, suella braverman m

with me, jacob rees—mogg .ith your logs and bridget, our heroine of the evening, because she makes the brilliant point, the more we tax the more companies leave this country . it's happened before country. it's happened before people with make employment the chancellor doesn't seem to understand businesses large or small. not sure about last bit because he once called for tax of 12, but sometimes people went out of office and more optimistic when they're in office has been made of mr. hancock's whatsapp scribblings . hancock's whatsapp scribblings. as fast as the debasement , his as fast as the debasement, his office as a minister of the crown with his somewhat vulgar . crown with his somewhat vulgar. then there's the question the villainous deployment, then there's the question the villainous deployment , the new villainous deployment, the new variant, the frightening , the variant, the frightening, the pants off the population . i pants off the population. i wonder if he means pants in the american or the eng

with me, jacob rees—mogg .today nation. with me, jacob rees—mogg .t because of the teachers strike, many pupils across the country celebrated by dressing up as their favourite literary characters . here are literary characters. here are two of mine who were actually in school today , but this next school today, but this next gentlemen wins the nationwide contest and it was circulated all round. it was excellent. well, this is the people's channel. so for our nightly edition of vox populi, vox day for world book day, we asked you, what is your favourite book? and the people have spoken . it's world book day. what is your favourite book? the little matilda, and what's yours ? matilda, and what's yours? matilda. and who are you dressed us to? let's turn to mr. i like the harry pisa books. how about yourself? tom gates books. my favourite book is from all the tigers to minnie mouse . and tigers to minnie mouse. and what's yours? it's a dragon. dragon really? and he's. that what you've come today ? and why what you've come today? and why have you come as

jacobs wouldn't stop. so eric garcetti had to say cut it out.had told me. importantly, eric garcetti has never denied that this incident happened. >> what is your concern about his being ambassador to india? >> sure. i mean, predators can only continue to abuse when you have a powerful enabler, and eric garcetti is a very powerful enabler, and he's about to become more powerful. we have a situation where he would oversee 2,000 or more employees, and he has not shown the judgment. he is unfit to become an ambassador or really to hold public office anywhere in this country or this world. i am scared for the people that will be under him and around him, because this was an open secret in city hall. eric garcetti himself told obama's former social secretary that he was surprised that the city wasn't sued while rick jacobs was there, and not just to the social secretary, but to others. the senate did an investigation where 19 victims and witnesses testified about the sexual harassment and abuse. others said they heard eric garcetti laughing and jokin

now back to jacob . to jacob. the home secretary, mrs.son migration bill has been criticised by the usual suspects. the courts tend to object to the bill. but ultimately, if the bill becomes an act of parliament. that is the law in this country. there is no higher law than an act of parliament and there is no ability of courts to overrule parliamentary legislation. in spite of what tony blair, sir tony blair, tried to do so well there the human rights argument may come out. it may be trotted out in opposition to the bill, and it may sound wonderfully cuddly at. the use of human rights undermines , even with the rights undermines, even with the best intentions the greatest protector of all human rights, which is democracy? democracy through the high court of parliament, which is voted for the protects the right and of individuals. it is democracy. thatis individuals. it is democracy. that is our fundamental human right. and that's the fundamental question. who is it that we want to decide these great of policy? should it be those chosen to

not jacob tansley and the video proves that. but you would never have known from the media coverage the people sitting in the chairs need to be sitting in a jail cell. >> tansley is in a jail cell. he's been there for months. if he was, in fact, committing such a grave crime, why didn't the officers who are standing right next to him place him under arrest until now? no one could even prove that even happened. >> but it did. >> we're going to digest this surveillance video from the u.s. capitol on january 6th in pieces tonight, we're going to show you more in just a moment. but first, we're going to pause and bring in the new york post. miranda devine, who's been on top of the story from the very beginning. by the way, this will be the front page of tomorrow's "new york post". miranda devine joins us now. thanks so much for coming on . so the disconnect between what they told us happened inside and what we now know happened inside thanks to the surveillance video fast. but in the case of jacob chancey, it's very troubling since

jacob, i don't believe the dave. jacob, i don't believe the nafion dave.ve the nation is being held to ransom. i think the strikes a right to strike and deserve a rise in most sectors. it's a tough but i backed the efforts and they deserve at least inflame level rise. barbara the print unions got too big and too militant. my dad was in the print in the sixties and seventies. their demands contributed to the and redundancies . workers need redundancies. workers need representation . but the print representation. but the print workers got too greedy . well, my workers got too greedy. well, my father also worked the newspapers in the sixties and seventies . and if he were still seventies. and if he were still alive, i know he would agree with barbara's father last week. the decision revoke shamima begum citizenship was deemed lawful. today a government terror watchdog has suggested the uk fall in line with other western in repatriating ice recruits . jonathan hall casey recruits. jonathan hall casey counsel the independent reviewer of terrorism legislation ,

i'm jacob rees—mogg of the nation.onight as the government's illegal migration bill has grabbed the headunes migration bill has grabbed the headlines all week , behind the headlines all week, behind the scenes, it has emerged plans in place to relax legal migration rules even further. despite migration being an all time high , the slovenly and wasteful project known as hsz has been delayed once again, and now i am freed from the tight grip of collective. i'll be giving my unfettered thoughts. plus remember when speed cameras first came in and people started burning them but let back at it again? but this time with khan's ulez , i'll be speaking to former ulez, i'll be speaking to former london assembly member peter whittall later on state of the nafion whittall later on state of the nation starts . nation starts. we'll also be from our venerable panel we'll also be from our venerable panel, the general secretary of the free speech union, toby young and staff writer at the spectator , kyra kennedy. as spectator, kyra ken

jacob, thanks polly middlehurst. jacob, thanks very much . well, the top story very much.ell, the top story tonight on gb news. a couple that went missing with their newborn baby , january have been newborn baby, january have been further arrested on suspicion of gross negligence, manslaughter . gross negligence, manslaughter. constance marten and her partner partner mark gordon were found in brighton yesterday and were initially arrested on suspicion of child neglect. more 200 police officers are searching a 91 square mile area to try to find the two month old baby. sussex police are assessing baby's welfare, they say, on an hourly basis. whilst we have hope that the baby can be found safe and well, we must that hope. and as you see, the number of officers we have deployed on that open search, however as time progresses as to whether it is it is closing tonight, as it was last night in terms of the cold and the coldness and the impact that have on a baby. clearly the risk is getting higher . clearly the risk is getting higher. well, the prime clearly the risk is getting h

one of them was jacob tinsley, lee played you video of him several weeks ago.hey told you he was a terrorist . here is what he was actually doing inside the capital. here is video of tinsley in the senate chamber o. capitol police officers taken t multiple entrancesry and tried open locked doors for him.nted we counted at least nine officers within touchingista distance of unarmed jacob tinsley. e the footage, when we saw it, proved the government had been lying about what happened inside the building on january 6, and as we just showed you, they lied about jacob, he was not the only one, but indicated that we showed you a second ago and two weeks ago, he is seen walking around the inside of the capital with a police escort, escort, police lead him to the senate chamber. you are not allowed to see that footage because it painted a very different picture from the myth they had been force-feeding you for two years. chansley's lawyers didn't see it, it turned out, the judge who sentenced him -- all that anybody knew was that chance they had committed some sort of

chancey jacob chansley as a dangerousd. terrorist who deserved to be killed. >> i think the most amazingtchig thing about the whole thing is watching the video. and on the senate floor, there's a cop who's armed and the guy bursts in the qqano and uncharming dressedsh likelk a viking, and he basically talks to them. >> i watch it, shoot him, shoot him, like if you burst into the united states , if he washe dressed like bin laden wouldsamb have shot hiin laden m. ne i imagine if they said that about someone you loved.w we well, now we know that the busha administration created thatbe kl perception that this man shoulld be killed and then broke the law specifically to destroy the life of american citizen. n. naval veteran jacob chansley again remains in prison tonight. the question is what happensthes ? martha chansley is his mother, william shipley. is his attorney and they join us tonight. matthew chance, thank you soh fi much. tofirst to you. ? what h >> what's it like? what has it been like fore lincol the last twenty six

jacob collusion.rview and i'm going to talk a lot actually about what's going on with boris johnson week because i believe it is outright as well . that's it is outright as well. that's really important. and i expect i will agree with every word that he has to say. thank you, john. that's all coming up after the weather. and you won't want to miss that . thank you to all my miss that. thank you to all my guests tonight for watching. i'll be back next monday at 8 pm. this has been state of the nafion pm. this has been state of the nation thank you for nation tonight. thank you for a delicious week . hello there. i'm delicious week. hello there. i'm greg chu . welcome to our latest greg chu. welcome to our latest broadcast from the met office. over the next few days, it stays unsettled. we see showers some longer spells of rain in places , but there be some , but there will be some sunshine temperatures above sunshine and temperatures above average. the bigger average. looking at the bigger picture. pres

jacob chansley did not walk through broken window. he walked through an open door. again, he walked into the senate, being held -- with a gun. this footage is available to everyone, including the anchors on msnbc. they know this. they are lying anyway. they don't care about what actually happened. they don't care about the civil rights, the man whose life was destroyed. what you saw was a measure of the total molar corruption of our news media and the institutions they serve in washington. it has implications for you, if they will endorse the unjust destruction of one man, they have no limits. they will do anything. and now, with these impending arrests, they are showing you what they will do. so if you support the wrong presidential candidate, you get arrested, don't get to see exculpatory evidence in the trial, apparently those are the rules. if you do vote the right way, they get -- they will even force taxpayers to give you money after the fact. philadelphia just agreed to pay nearly $10 million to people who say they were "insured in the police response to the

jacobs?op the heart it would kill them >> yes >> that is a doctor? >> yes >> and when we ask a question, if he didn't feel aggrieve phrased it right, he rephras it for us. i feel like he thought he wa smarter then human eye >> if you just want to smack him? >> yes >> they, and they argue, didn' care who lived or died in hi wake >> he did nothing to stop this in his mind, his ex girlfriend is sitting by herself, in warehouse somewhere, in th city zip tied, with duck tap around her mouth, he thinks he can just walk away from her. >> he took the jury all of a hour and 15 minutes to decid lands fate >> we the jury find leon phillips guilty solicitation o capital murder >> guilty of all charges, an in texas, the jury can als decide punishment. and a penalty phase, prosecutors called a new witness, leon's ex-wife any, she testified in vivid detail, that leon was abusive. >> one of the defendant lu >> that was my punishment fo calling the police >> this defendant cannot b trusted, to live among us,

jacob glick, sandeep prasanna and meghan conroy were part of the purple team. so the purple team was responsible for examining broader questions related to extremism, the rise of far right extremism as well as the social media, the role of social media in the attack. they worked closely with the red team to depose members of private pell a tillich groups again like a frat boys come oath keepers come three percenters. and the other color-coded teams you may recall. there were the gold team which is focused on the actions of president trump and his inner circle as it sought to overturn the election results. there was a blue team focus on the response of law enforcement. the green team focusing on the response of fundraising rather for stop the steal, and which team focus on potential foreign interference. but to date with what a focus of the work of the red and purple teams and dive deeper into the select committees evidence about the threat of domestic violent extremism and how it continues to present an ongoing threat today. so let's get started. i want to begi