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chairman james comer, congratulations to you.to will see you in thw year. >> thank you, trey. >> trey: coming up terrorism struck again this time in louisiana leaving at least 14 people dead and dozens wounded. the latest on the case with governor jeff landry next on "sunday night in america." ♪ ♪ with so much great entertainment out there... wouldn't it be easier if you could find what you want, all in one place? my favorites. get xfinity streamsaver with netflix, apple tv+, and peacock included, for only $15 a month. dupixent helps people with asthma breathe better in as little as 2 weeks. so this is better. that too. dupixent is an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. it works with your asthma medicine to help improve lung function. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems and doesn't replace a rescue inhaler. it's proven to help prevent asthma attacks. severe allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for face, mouth, tongue or throat swelling, wheezing or trouble breathing. tell your

was enough evidence to indict, but james comer didn't have access to merrick garland's department ofustice. the evidence is there. they have to stop it from the next attorney general. >> harold, how will democrats defend this? >> i don't think they will have to defend this. president biden will. this president that the president has and every president has it while in office to pardon people is the most sweeping authority and the most unchecked authority because you can't reverse it. the only thing we can reverse is if the people commit a crime. the january 6th comparison will be if president trump pardons some of the january 6th or all of them, there will be people saying you should not have pardoned your family. i think the real precedent here, judge, is these are prepardons. >> judge jeanine: yep, absolutely. >> basically you set a precedent for every president to give a pre-pardon to friends family or those he's close to. the insult to injury around this one is president biden when he was asked repeatedly will you pardon your son hunter said no. then decided at the last minute to

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joining us now for more is kentucky republican chair james comer of the oversight committee chair. and he just announced its department of government efficiency, also known as doge subcommittee, as part of oversight. so i want to get your thoughts on what elena just laid out there. the white house announcement that any federal di employee will be placed on paid leave, effective immediately. what is your understanding of how this will work and how many employees could be impacted here? >> well, we're trying to figure out how many employees. we just know that every cabinet, every agency started creating these dei divisions within federal agencies, and they kept hiring more people and hiring more people and hiring more people. my committee tried to request to find out exactly how many dei employees are in the federal government, but the biden administration wouldn't would never tell us the answer to that. so i think the first step, obviously, president trump campaigned that he was going to end the government. dei it's already illegal to discriminate. you already have personnel offices

eastern for "sunday morning futures" i have exclusive interviews with oversight committee chairman james comer abbott, florida caucus men brian donald and treasury secretary steven mnuchin join me on fox news on sunday morning. that will do it for us on fox business. thank you so much for joining us have a g and i will see you next time. >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by global x etf's. jack: welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind e

the letter from chair james comer says that misguided and obstructionist policies prevent federal law enforcement from making safe arrests and getting criminals out of communities. president trump continues to order sweeping changes, including a freeze on some federal aid starting just hours from now. natalie brand has details from washington. >>>>in a flurry of new actions, president trump is pausing federal grants and loans. as of 5 p.m. today, potentially impacting everything from higher education to small businesses. the ossoff management and budget is directing federal agencies to assess compliance with president trump's priorities. the freeze memo specifically mentions financial assistance for foreign aid, what it calls woke gender ideology, and the green new deal. senate democrats say the congressionally approved investments are not optional. they're law. >>>>no matter how much he may believe he does. the president does not have the authority to ignore the law. and we're going to fight this in every way that we can. >>>>the memo states. the freeze will not impact social securit

he's the chairman of the house oversight committee, james comer. never once did i ever speak to my son, my brother or anybody for that matter, about their private business deals. interesting. after the election, the national archives released more pictures of joe and hunter and foreign business partners. you chronicle in your book how joe biden spent most of his life making under $200,000 a year. yet he owns two, you know, multi-million dollar mansions. i'd like to know how he got the money in hunter's laptop from hell. does he not implicate his own father? half of, you know, half my income goes to pops. what? what accounts should we take the money out to pay for pops home repairs. then the pictures, you know, speak volumes. you chronicle all of this in your new book. how much money did they make? how much money did joe get? and do you believe joe biden committed a crime based on your meticulously researched book? >> yes, i believe joe biden committed crimes. he was the closer of the biden family influence peddling schemes. we heard that from tony

eastern for "sunday morning futures" i have exclusive interviews with oversight committee chairman james comer, texas governor greg abbott, florida caucus men brian donald and treasury secretary steven mnuchin join me on fox news on sunday morning. that will do it for us on fox business. thank you so much for joining us have a g and i will see you next time. >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by global x etf's. jack: welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the weekend. i am jack otter big tech in the spotlight top ceos front center of the inauguration they deliver for president trump i can they deliver for wall street, we will take a deeper look. we begin with the expert panel and three things investors are to be thinking about right now on the "barron's roundtable" my colleagues ben levisohn, elizabeth o'brien and andrew bary. great week for the s&p 500 and the dow did better going out more than 2%, broadening in the market we sell a little bit on friday but hit an all-time record in the middle of the trading day, what is going on. >> it's amazin

new at 11 house oversight and government reform chair james comer is launching an investigation into sanctuary cities. comer sending a letter to the democratic mayors of denver, chicago, boston and new york asking them to testify before congress next month. comer says all four major cities are sanctuary jurisdictions that refuse to fully cooperate with federal immigration enforcement, which is impacting public safety. it is not yet known if the mayors will agree to testify. president trump's deportation crackdown still underway over the weekend. ice agents made arrests in several cities, including denver, where federal dea agents raided a nightclub, rounding up suspected drug traffickers and gang members and then handing them off to ice. there were also raids in chicago, miami, newark, new jersey, new york city. reportedly, ice's next big target with raids there expected to be extensive, increased ice enforcement already stirring up fears right here in the bay area. ktvu is amber lee joins us here in studio with more on the ice operations underway in san francisco and reaction from c

jim jordan, james comer straight ahead. also, we'll talk about the last minute pardons of joe biden. that and more as we continue. we're live in our nation's capital straight ahead. >> this guy, tyler fisher, a funny comedian. >> they should. sure nobody will give him a comedy special, sir. it couldn't be done. i made one phone call. the perfect phone call only on fox nation. what do i want? what do i want. >> for bud lights, please? >> yes. thank you. his comedy special is going to be huge. if you don't like him, leave him alone. if he goes to jail, he will win a third term. let's go watch it. stream it i don't care. >> president donald j. trump. today we have an opportunity to make america bold, prosperous and free. make us proud of the red, white and blue. our allies and partners should trust us and know we have their backs. the axis of aggressors should fear us. our strength creates peace, and peace leads to prosperity for all. >> hi, it's. >> christina again. is your shower trying to tell you something is getting in an

. >> brian: i'm thinking about james comer's book what is it $240,000 payment from his brother jamesly? he just gave them that much money. what was the reason? think about your book? laptop from hell. you were the first one to go forensically through to say where is this money come from and where is it. >> that's why sarah biden needs pardoned she is jim biden's wife. she withdrew cash from their account after hunter had given him chinese money he had got. she takes that in cash. puts it into another account and then she cuts a check for joe biden and she writes in the memo line loan repayment. that is -- why do you need to go to all those financial shenanigans to write a loan repayment check? >> brian: democrats are not happy about this and trying to find their footing and joe biden made things markedly worse. amy coney barrett says i don't support this and undermines the justice system. >> they have covered up joe biden's corruption. new york has been exposing it for four years and they prepare tended it all all russian disinformation and lies. >> brian: you are the perfect portion

there is three mayors from sanctuary cities asked to go to james comer committee to testify why it is good to be sanctuary city. adams does not think it is good, trying to change it. they said yesterday, we're going to new york city today, wow, you are telling us you are coming to new york. so many people here, they can't all run, it costs 4.5 billion per year to house them and feed them and who knows how much it is costing there. >> ainsley: seeing in chicago, boston and now in new york city and this has been a week since donald trump was inaugurated and yesterday two men in the u.s. were arrested in denver, approximately 1130,000 pills seized with fentanyl, cocaine, meth, think of lives being saved. telling gangs you are not welcome here, take your gangs to another country. rapists are getting arrested, people charged with domestic violence, criminals who had plans to do what they did to joslyn nungaray down in texas or laken riley down in georgia. lives are being saved. sam olsen, ice field officer says trump is bringing organizations together to arrest the worst of the worst. list

james comer says sanctuary jurisdictions and misguided policy hinder ability of federal law enforcementuate arrest and remove dangerous criminals from communities making americans les safe. congress 34must determine if further legislation is needed. a hearing is scheduled for february 11th. president trump digging in on blocking birth right should thesship. judge issued temporary restraining order to block it last week calling it uncons unconstitutional. >> only country that has it and only country that has it to that extent. it was not meant for everyone to come in by airplane or charging across borders from all over the world and think they are going to become citizens and i hope judges will understand that. it has to stop. it is hurting our country badly. >> madeleine: the president's tactics are having an effect on the border. former president biden's final week in office and no figures are lower. bill melugin says border patrol reported 562 illegal crossings with not a single sector breaking 200. tomorrow president is expected to sign first bill of his legislation, the laken riley

. >> brian: james comer's report. >> lawrence: exactly, lied about his relationship with his son and business dealings and said he wasn't going to pardon him and he did that. this is opportunity for bipartisanship, i am not suggesting he not be a politician and say i'm responsible for this deal that just happened between hamas and israel. but to look at the reporter and laugh it off and say, what do you think, oh, in a co condescending way? are you kidding me? >> ainsley: does trump deserve credit for the ceasefire? he said, is that a joke 1234 >> steve: jacqui heinrich asked that question and it was a good one. over his four years, quotation that will live on past his presidency and into eternity as robert hurr described him, kindly older gentleman with a bad memory. last night, he had a bad memory all the stuff we went through, he can put on his rose-colored contacts and say it was a great four years but there is a reason he lost. his current approval ratings are at lowest at same time donald trump approval rating have ever been higher. donald trump is more popular today than he wa

congress member james comer was in mar-a-lago this weekend told me earlier last week that trump is likelyng to be needed to get any bill across the finish line. >> i'm for whatever the president wants. i think that he certainly will have to take a big lead in getting this passed. very difficult, as you know, to get legislation passed with the majority of where we can't lose any votes. >> reporter: trump also told lawmakers he wants to kill new york's congestion pricing. biden cleared the program for the environmental review and the trump team and lawmakers are looking into ways that trump can stop the program through the highway administration. lots of discussions, frank. we will see what comes if republicans are able to unify and get this package done. >> emily, listening to you reading a lot of reports. i want to ask this. rest republicans these republicans that met to talk about a.l.t., is it a chance they can withhold their votes if they don't get something on s.a.l.t. passed? >> reporter: i talked with a couple in the meetings. they said we need to see something significant. it can't

house oversight committee chair, james comer, wants the mayors of sanctuary cities to testify next month're on this committee. what happens to these mayors and their cities in their sanctuary status is maintained and continue to protect criminals? >> well, threaten with federal money going to the cities, something i think the president has talked about and something we can help with certainly here in congress. second, if they're not insisting ice agents in their repatriation of the illegals doing crimes, that's a concern that maybe the justice department should look at for goodness sake. all those kind of issues will come up in the hearing, but the country was clear, 77 million people voted on november 5, and they said we want a commander in chief who's going to secure the border and deal with this problem where we see in all the cities and we're going to be at white house today for a bill signing ceremony with laken riley. we know what happened to that young lady because a bad guy informs the country doing bad things and was released and then did terrible things obviously to laken riley

james comer says sanctuary jurisdictions and their misguided an obstructionist policies hinder the ability of federal law enforcement officers to effectuate safe arrests and remove criminals from american communities e making americans less safe. congress mist determine whether further legislation is necessary. a hearing investigating these cities is scheduled for februar. president trump is digging in on his executive order blocking birth right citizenship. a federal judge issued a temporary restraining order to block it last week, calling it blatantly unconstitutional. >> we're the only country that has in it, certainly the only country that has it to that extent. it wasn't meant for everyone to come into the country by airplane or charging across the borders from all over the world and thinker they're going to become citizens. i hope judges will understand that. it has to stop because it's really hurting our country very badly. >> reporter: the president's hard line immigration tactics having a significant effect on the southern border. the number of illegal border crossings were alread

the presidents money, investigating the secret foreign schemes that made the biden family rich, james comercongressman ronnie jackson and brian donald skye gentleman, thank you for joining us tonight. congressman, let me start with you. where did you make of president biden's comments today, do that reassure you and the people of texas that he is on top of it? >> no it is pathetic, that kind of weakness betrayed and demonstrated on the national scale, national stage like it was today from the white house by our commander in chief, it does everything -- it makes is placed externally dangerous. you see the dangerous times we live in right now, watching this and they see this witness, and we are in great risk for the next 17 days. we have to get this man out of office, he had no business being of a president from day one he has gotten worse and we would be better as a nation if they just put him into the basement for the next 17 days and not put him on tv anymore, he does not inspire confidence, is a dangerous situation. i feel bad things are on the horizon, hope we can get president trump in

so far congressman james comer's probing the deep banking of individuals in the crypto industry housemittee sent letters to at least six crypto ceos asking them to detail their experiences with a controversial practice. many claimed target it close specific accounts under the biden administration. president trump's new department of government efficiency says it's arctic canceled four to $20 million worth of current and impending contracts. the agency says it's also terminated two leases in its first 80 hours the initial focus is mainly on gei and unoccupied buildings. grains are soaking southern california. putting wildfire ravaged areas at risk for dangerous flooding and even mudslides. christina coleman is live in the pacific palisades to explain how this affects fire crews on the ground. hello christina. >> i can tell you right now we are getting pounded with rain. the people have already been through so much. take a look at this damage. this is the extensive damage we are talking about now it's being hit by rain. look behind me you will see some of the mountains behind there for

. >> brian: my sense is james comer's book and investigations will proceed once is he out of office.l answer the question where did the money go? and it wasn't just up his nose. it was dispersed throughout his family and the role joe biden played in it. the pictures are emerging, covering "the new york post." he met not only -- instead of none, how about all of his overseas business dealings. he seems to be photos, golfing or photographed with all of them. so what was joe's role? they were smart enough not to put it in his account but how did he benefit? the i think everything is going to come together. once he leaves office. >> i think that's the big open question here is what was joe biden's role here and is there any sort of criminality or ties to hunter biden will he g-8 matily or illegitimately getting this known. that remains unanswered they are getting closer and close tore moving that loop. >> steve: we will see. katie, thank you for getting up early for the analysis. >> brian: overwhelmed by what is going on in the news. i know it's headlines. had what is happening with the

house oversight committee chairman james comer says he's open an investigation into sanctuary cities. >> places where local law enforcement isn't allowed to enforce immigration law. there's a real goal here to stoke fear into the american people. in a press conference, chicago's mayor defended his city's policies. we are welcoming city. we're proud of that word. the mayors of new york in chicago say despite the sanctuary city label. >> local law enforcement is communicating with immigration agents as they carry out these operations in washington. i'm today some lot. >> stay with kron. 4 on air and online as we learn more about ice raids in the bay area. scan the qr code on your screen to be directed to a special section on our website, you'll find headlines. the bay area response and an immigrant resources hub. that's a kron 4 dot com. the president's been busy today. he signed an executive order cutting gender transitions for people under age 19. it is the latest push by trump to reverse policy set by the biden administration to protect transgender people and their care. yesterday, t

house oversight committee chairman james comer says he's open an investigation into sanctuary cities. >> places where local law enforcement isn't allowed to enforce immigration law. there's a real goal here to stoke fear into the american people. in a press conference, chicago's mayor defended his city's policies. we are welcoming city. we're proud of that word. the mayors of new york in chicago say despite the sanctuary city label. >> local law enforcement is communicating with immigration agents as they carry out these operations in washington. i'm today some lot. >> the california legislature is now one step closer to advancing legislation aimed at taking on president donald trump at this assembly budget hearing in governor gavin newsom's, special legislative session. lawmakers debated to specific bills. the first allocate 25 billion dollars for immigration-related legal services in the state. the noose administration says the funds will help fight against mass deportations. the second bill allocating the additional 25 million dollars to the california department of justice to help

house oversight committee chairman james comer says he's open an investigation into sanctuary cities. >> places where local law enforcement isn't allowed to enforce immigration law. there's a real goal here to stoke fear into the american people. in a press conference, chicago's mayor defended his city's policies. we are welcoming city. we're proud of that word. the mayors of new york in chicago say despite the sanctuary city label. >> local law enforcement is communicating with immigration agents as they carry out these operations in washington. i'm today some lot. >> stay with us here on air and online. as we learn more about the ice raids in the bay area. you can scan the qr code on your screen to go to a special section on our web site that is kron 4 dot com. >> talk about our forecast now with live outside. >> across the embarcadero. nice sunny day. people out there. enjoy it. going for a little walk. we have meteorologist growing here with details on what's happening out a beautiful day out there. blue skies, wind not too bad. just lovely. once again. we've had a really nice run

let's bring in our panel to discuss, um, so republican congressman james comer, the chairman of the oversight committee, was on cnn earlier today. here's why. he says he supports president trump's decision to close all federal dea related offices. take a listen. >> there are already rules on the books to discriminate. you can't discriminate against a pregnant worker. you have to accommodate them. that is the law. you cannot discriminate against a minority or someone that's too old. these laws are written in. you cannot discriminate. so we believe the dea is just an unnecessary layer of bureaucracy. >> bakari sellers, what's your reaction to that? >> no, i think that that that was a very elementary understanding of the value of diversity, equity and inclusion. i mean, you combine what donald trump did along with him revoking the executive order from lbj, lbj in 1965, which prohibited businesses or businesses who had employees that were seeking federal contracts from discriminating against t based on the basis of race or sex. uh, you have a very chilling effect, jake. i mean, it's more than tha

because it does seem that house republicans, inspired by president trump and led by congressman james comer, are calling on mayors of sanctuary cities that don't cooperate with federal authorities for cases like the ones you just mentioned, involving hospitals or churches or schools to testify next month about the sanctuary city policies, impact on public safety. given the refusal to cooperate with federal immigration enforcement, have you been invited? do you plan on attending the hearing? and what is the argument against what comer and trump are calling you to do? >> yeah. >> we've been invited. >> we've been in contact. >> with their staff. >> and their team. and look, we're. >> open to a conversation about comprehensive federal immigration reform and what congress can do to help make this situation in cities much easier to manage. i think what we know is the biggest challenge here is not crime. we've seen a decrease in crime during the increased arrival of newcomers. we know the incidence of crime is lowest. >> among our immigrant. >> population. almost any of our populations. when it d

. >> james comer is an ally on trump's mission to eliminate dei. he says he'll work to pass laws in congress that make trump's executive orders permanent. >> it amounts. >> to hundreds. >> and hundreds. >> of millions. >> of dollars, if not billions of dollars in added payroll. >> the impact will go beyond government cutting, equity related grants and contracts and ending dei requirements for government contractors, all coming within the next 60 days. >> people are taking to tears because. they don't know what to expect. >> you know, it's. >> a smoke screen to really just fire a whole bunch of civil servants. >> trump's order could also impact government initiatives at agencies like health and human services that use dei funds to increase the diversity of patients in cancer. clinical trials, vaccine equity in rural communities and research that promotes maternal health equity. >> we are. >> going to abolish these dei agencies, and we feel it's a duplicative service. repetitive service. it's already illegal to discriminate. >> if the protections are

secret foreign schemes that made the biden family rich, chairman of the house oversight committee james comer, along with congressman ronny jackson and congressman byron donalds. gentlemen, thank you so much for joining us tonight. congressman jackson, let me start with you. what did you make of president biden's comments today? did that reassure you and the people of texas and around the country that, hey, he's on top of it? >> no, it's absolutely pathetic, jason. i mean, that kind of weakness portrayed and demonstrated on a national scale or a national stage like it was today from, you know, from the white house by our commander in chief and our head of state. it doesn't it does everything. it makes this place incredibly dangerous. >> i mean, you can see the dangerous times that we live in right now, but honestly, our our enemies watch this. they see this weakness. >> and we are at great risk for the next 17 days. >> we need to move on. we need to get this man out of office. >> he had no business being our president and our commander in chief from day one. he's progressively gotten worse an

. >> republican chairman of the house oversight committee, james comer is an ally on trump's mission to eliminate dei. he says he'll work to pass laws in congress that make trump's executive orders permanent. >> it amounts to hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars, if not billions of dollars in added payroll. >> the impact will go beyond government cutting, equity related grants and contracts and ending dei requirements for government contractors, all coming within the next 60 days. >> people are taking to tears because they don't know what to expect. you know, it's a smoke screen to really just fire a whole bunch of civil servants. >> trump's order could also impact government initiatives at agencies like health and human services that use dei funds to increase the diversity of patients in cancer clinical trials, vaccine equity in rural communities, and research that promotes maternal health equity. >> we are going to abolish these dei agencies, and we feel it's a duplicative service, repetitive service. it's already illegal to discriminate. >> if. >> the protections aren't th

from the midwest region james comer national committeewoman from ohio and jim national committeeman from ohio. for the northeast region, christine the national committeewoman for pennsylvania and then, , the stitcher from connecticut. from the southern region mindy the national committeewoman for arkansas and oscar, the national committeeman from tennessee. western region, we have cam, national committeewoman for utah and jake, the national committeeman for arizona. thank you for joining the budget committee. [applause] the following members were elected to the resolutions committee. from the midwest region heidi engelhardt national committeewoman for south dakota and david leitner, national committeeman for missouri. from the northeast region, amy, state chair for massachusetts and joe powers the state chairman for rhode island. from the southern region, patty, national committeewoman from the in jenna and the national committeeman for georgia. from the western region, jim, national committeeman for nevada and lauren, national committeewoman for hawaii. congratulations to all of you on

gop congressman james comer of kentucky, the house oversight chair who led multiple investigations intoamily. of course, those resulted in no charges. still, comer issued a statement claiming the issuing of those pardons amounted to, in his words, confessing to corruption. former vice president kamala harris departed the capitol after president trump's inauguration yesterday. just before the ceremony kicked off, harris posted a photo of former president joe biden and their spouses posing outside of the white house with the caption, it's been the honor of our lifetimes to serve you, the american people. afterwards, harris headed to joint base andrews to take her last official flight home to california. supported by an all female u.s. air force crew, it's the first time such a crew has has operated a c 32 aircraft for the military branch. upon landing, harris visited a local fire station to thank firefighters who have been fighting on the front lines and helped distribute food impacted to impacted community members. still ahead this morning, the first 12 team college football playoff cham

chairman, republican chair james comer ultimately ruled that threatening another member is okay as long of a question or if you know, it's republicans doing it. >> also, if you needed any further confirmation that nancy mace lives a homogeneous lifestyle, representative crockett said child, not child. nancy mace is from south carolina. americas og slave market, which to this day is composed of one third black people. so, you know, you'd think she'd be passingly familiar with the term appoint congresswoman crockett, underscored by tweeting the loan word after the exchange. and congresswoman crockett joins me now. congresswoman, there's a thing that the young folks call clout chasing. oh, absolutely. let me show you the pin tweet on nancy mace's twitter right now. here's two tweets. one, i am no child. i'm going the f u c k off. so cussing threatening you. what is happening here? listen. >> i don't really know what to say. >> of donald trump's party because it's not the republican party. >> and for anyone who considers themselves to be a republican, then i ask you, if you are someone that

>> well, first, john, don't talk negatively about my friend james comer. okay. and just because and just because i'm leaving oversight doesn't mean i'm leaving. james, i promise you, you know, as far as pam bondi is concerned, obviously, i know the incoming attorney general. i was in the legislature when she was the attorney general of florida when the shooting happened at my high school at marjory stoneman douglas six years ago. she was the attorney general at that time and was involved in not just the response, but when we put together the marjory stoneman douglas school safety commission to investigate what went wrong that day, and then to work on legislation to make sure something like that never happened again. and so i know her fairly well. obviously, we have many political disagreements, but she is very capable, and i think she'll wind up serving well as the attorney general. >> there have been rumors that you were being considered to be the fema administrator in the trump administration. can you 100% tell us this morning that's not going to happen? >> we

including james comer, who led one of the key republican investigations into the biden family.t. saying -- host: one of the other topics that donald trump talked about in that address in emancipation hall, that 33-minute address, was the breakdown of the house of representatives, speaking to speaker mike johnson about how close the margin is in the house right now. the numbers are 433 members of the house. it's 218 republicans, 215 democrats. it's razor-thin. the two vacancies are former congressman matt gaetz, who didn't take office, and former congressman michael waltz who resigned just this morning. michael waltz has been nominated by donald trump to be trump's national security advisor, expected to be confirmed to that post and so that resignation coming this morning. michael waltz with a tweet of his own today. he was at st. john's church this morning. there with elon musk, with the president and the president-elect, for that sent mohr at the start of the day -- that ceremony at the start of the day. one other tweet this morning. president donald trump's twitter account ju

there are bank statements that house oversight chairman james comber has subpoenaed -- comber -- comer -- comer, showing it comes into their pwa*pg accounts. except for the 6-year-old granddaughter. even those these biden family members have their pardons, there phaoedz to be accountability. we need to have an intel assessment to see what china and russia and kazakhstan and every other hellhole around the world why they were paying the bides. every bide -- bidens. every biden family member. from vice president joe biden and president joe biden. host: on pardons, a discussion of pardons on the senate floor yesterday, specifically the pardons of those convicted of crimes in relation to january 6. this is from senate minority whip particular durbin on the senate floor about a minute and a half. >> the mob, the insurrectionist mob was taking over the capitol. thousands of people were storming into this building. not for a peaceful demonstration by any means. but sadly for violence and destruction. that day was the worst day i can recall in the history of the senate in terms of our respect

there are bank statements that house oversight chairman james comber has subpoenaed -- comber -- comercomer, showing it comes into their pwa*pg accounts. except for the 6-year-old granddaughter. even those these biden family members have their pardons, there phaoedz to be accountability. we need to have an intel assessment to see what china and russia and kazakhstan and every other hellhole around the world why they were paying the bides. every bide -- bidens. every biden family member. from vice president joe biden and president joe biden. host: on pardons, a discussion of pardons on the senate floor yesterday, specifically the pardons of those convicted of crimes in relation to january 6. this is from senate minority whip particular durbin on the senate floor about a minute and a half. >> the mob, the insurrectionist mob was taking over the capitol. thousands of people were storming into this building. not for a peaceful demonstration by any means. but sadly for violence and destruction. that day was the worst day i can recall in the history of the senate in terms of our respect for