chance because she went out and made her on second chance is san francisco chronicle contributor jamie jordan here to tell us why persistence pays off. how are you? thank you for tuning us. >> thank you so much for having me. >> how long have you been a swifty and how hard would you say you are? >> on a scale of one to 10 i would say i am an 11. . i have been a fan since i was 13 years old. . i have gotten to grow up with her as a role model. her music has been the soundtrack to my darkest moments , my most euphoric she has been the most incredible example of who i want to be in the type of person i want to be. >> i have heard other fans describe their relationship with her that way. everyone was trying to buy their tickets when they became available. you were one of the many people who signed up and it became this technical debacle. tell us how frustrated you felt and how crushed emotionally you were by the process. >> it was very disappointing because like you said she does have this close knit bond with her fans. i have had the privilege of getting to see here at the tribeca film festival

"chronicle" contributor jamie jordan was one of the swift east -- swifties who came up empty during the debacle last month. >> i found the details for her manager, her lawyer, sent a linkedin message to the ceo of live nation entertainment, just putting it out into the void. i really did not expect anything. >> well, it did pay off. she's now on the must accommodate list. the artist announced this morning that some other fans who are also getting another chance. ticketmaster announced at the request of swift's team, some fans will have a limited opportunity to purchase a maximum two tickets each for the upcoming heroes -- pirus -- tour. spencer: it is going to get quite a bit chillier. let's look at what is happening. you can see we have clear skies, and along with clear skies, we have calm wind, and that combination typically this time of year at night means we will have temperatures plummeting, and that is exactly what will happen later tonight. right now it is three degrees cooler in santa rosa. temperatures will continue dropping. as a mattert,roppfg so much that a freeze warning wi

for christopher wray to come in, merrick garland to come in and make these answers, from jim jordan to jamie we've got to get our work going on the very first day. and that's why when you bring in the speak orership, we've got to move beyond this. the only shining light in the last two elections fighting government and everywhere else was the republicans in the house. we won both times when all the other republican entities have lost. we need to be able to have the strength to stop this biden agenda and get to the bottom of these and get the answers for the american public. will: i know you've made a pledge to subpoena those 51 intelligence agents you just mentioned that dismissedded hunter biden's laptop as russian disinformation. and i think i asked you this question with real hopefulness because i believe that the focus of the fbi is a political question, meaning priorities, dictating where the fbi should be placing, for example, the attention of 80 agents. is there something you can do, is there something through the political process that can the actually hold in this instance, for exam

i hope hope with the leadership of jim jordan and jamie comer out of kentucky in oversight we will getom of it. what happens next, because my biggest issue as member of congress, we do all of the investigations and then absolutely nothing happens. we have got to hold people's feet to the fire and hold them accountable. maria: that's exactly right. the whole russian collusion lie, subpoenas of key people like a james baker who was interviewed under oath by john ratcliffe but nothing came of it, there was no accountability so republican leader kevin mccarthy wants to subpoena the so-called spies who lied and officials that branded hunter biden's laptop misinformation. why did they sign the letter before the election? james comer writing a wall street journal op-ed calling it get ready for republican oversight. comey says the oversight committee will be investigating the border crisis and the influence peddling, the biden family schemes, congressman. where is this going, what can come out of this? >> hopefully we will get the truth out of it and number two, if the law was broken those ind

it's when subpoenas can move out and when jim jordan as chairman of judiciary who has the ability to write legislation. jamie comer. kathy mcmorris rodgers. these were saying they were not doing this when we saw it and knew it was happening. now we're finding greater information that biden's campaign was involved. we're now finding who were the attorneys involved going after individuals. not just for their political beliefs but what they believed when it came to science. if you don't agree with them, they will shut you out. >> harris: 100%. quickly according to the media research center broadcast networks ignored the first release of the twitter files on tuesday of this week and the number of minutes spent on the topic during their flagship morning and evening broadcasts as of yesterday afternoon, exactly 0. now you have a furthering of complicity of those in the media working together with those in social media and it all just melds together. look forward to what's coming? >> why did the white house have such a problem thank you had an individual elon musk with his own money buying twitter. why did they fin

and jamie comer the incoming chair of of the oversight committee sending out request for documents. >> jim jordanommittee. he on this issue has been very vocal what he is going to do to hold big tech accountable. look at section 230 law that gives liability. >> steve: why do they still have it. >> democrat are still in charge right now. that's going to change. jim jordan and kathy will be the chair of the house energy and commerce committee. they have a bill they are working on to finally confront big tech's abuses. >> steve: you are saying it's going to go away. >> one of these things that we are going to bring legislation on to finally confront the abuses that big tech has been having both with their platforms but also with the law giving them liability protection. >> pete: real quick, speakership, does kevin mccarthy get to the number he needs. >> he will get there is he meeting with the members that have expressed concern with him. i think we are getting there. and i think it's a matter of time. >> steve: speaking of time, our time is up. >> ainsley: thank you so much, congressman. higher inf

better clear his calendar because between jamie comber and oversight reform, between kevin mccarthy who has pledged to make this a top priority and jim jordanwill have a lot of explaining to do. we have not even talked about other agencies like the intelligence community or other companies like youtube, facebook and et cetera. this is the tip of the iceberg. >> when you hold these hearings, we know now, quite a lot for anyone to go and look at it, these twitter files and to put it mildly, close relationship between the fbi and twitter, but do you want to hear from google and facebook and youtube, these other companies that the fbi in that statement said that they had, but we don't know anything about their relationship or what the fbi gave to them. >> well, what we are already seeing as we have employees going from twitter over to google coming from the fbi. yes, we want to hear from all of them. there will also be a question of whether they lied to congress during past hearings and how they will now change their stories. mark zuckerberg spending half a billion dollars through charities that overwhelmingly went into, you know, blue counties

jamie lee curtis and michael meyers in "halloween ends." >> i love horror. >> best reason to say yep to horror? jordan "nope." >> i saw "nope" in a 4d theater, so my seats were moving and there was stuff spraying in my face. it was wild. >> let's get it done. >> there were many others, but the most perfect movie for our imperfect times, give it to "the banshees of" painful, disturbing, just like so many things today. >> just tell me what you've done to me? >> you didn't do anything to me. i just don't like you anymore. >> but you liked me yesterday. >> movie ticket sales are still trying to bounce back from the pandemic, but the music industry is singing a different tune. starting this year on a very high note in terms of streaming and sales and then going up. ♪ it's me, hi ♪ ♪ i'm the problem, it's me ♪ ♪ at tee time everybody agrees ♪ >> in pop music, the worst news for everyone not named taylor swift was her release of "midnights," a record shattering album that captured all ten top slots of the billboard hot 100. >> as a grown woman i'm listening to this like, i felt like that too, taylor. i feel

jamie lee curtis and michael myers in halloween ends. >> i love horror, it's one of my favorite genres. >> that's reason to say the up to horror, jordan nope in a 40 theater. so my seats were moving, there was stuff spring in my face, it was wild. >> let's get it done. >> there were many others. but the most perfect movie for our imperfect times? give it to the banshees of initiation. painful, hilarious, and disturbing. just like so much these days. >> just tell me what i've done to you? >> you didn't do anything to me. i just don't like you anymore. >> but you like me yesterday. >> we take a sales are still trying to bounce back from the pandemic. but the music industry is seeing a different tune. starting this year on a very high note, in terms of streaming and sales. and then, going up. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> in pop music, the worst news for everyone not named taylor swift, was her release of midnight. a record shattering album that captured all ten top slots on the billboard hot 100. >> as a grown woman, and listening to this like, i felt like that to taylor. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> taylor swift's album drops are bigger than daylight savings. they just stop t