so, let's go back to revisit jared bednar's story with emily. >> emily: jared, you have the fans in frontf you and celebrating with the fans behind you, and what are you feeling right now? >> well, man, every emotion that you can possibly think of. i am just so happy for these guys for all of the hard work, and when the buzzer went, there was almost a sense of disbelief for the ride we have been on. i can't imagine doing it with any other team. >> emily: and what do you feel about other teams that will take away from the colorado avalanche story? >> well, it is so difficult to get here, and that is why i am so impressed with the tampa bay lightning to do it two years in a row, and try for the third year for the cup. and we went from a skills team fun to watch, to digging in to be more competitive and more determined in a lot of areas, but they are a close knit group, and resilient group that whether we are learned it with maturity or the last couple of seasons with heartbreak, this group is so focused to accomplishhe

jared bernstein is with us. hard to say which way this will go, jared, whether congress will go with it. but i guess my question is more why now? gas prices have more than doubled. why only now looking at relief on the fed gas tax? >> i think now is an important moment given that since putin mustered troops for his completely unjustified attack on the sovereign nation of ukraine, gas prices are up about $2 a gallon. in terms of now, i think it's important to recognize, neil, that this is one of many efforts that the white house under the president's direction has been taken. many are on the supply side. so this is a dip in to trying to help folks directly at the pump. as one of your folks that you interviewed said, every little bit helps. it's not the only thing we're proposing by a long shot. if we get refiners to share their margins, states to take down taxes, we can see a more significant relief at the pump. it's an important piece of a larger puzzle. >> neil: that might be the case. but sort of your job in t

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it's jared kushner and not just jared kushner checking out, in effect, in the waning days of the trumpwas clear to him that the former president, that his father-in-law had lost. what kind of vacuum did that create for the conspiracy theorists, the rudy giulianis as it consider? >> one of the thing wes discovered in writing this book, we were struck by how many people around the president didn't believe the election was stolen but weren't willing to say so publicly, weren't willing to say so to the president and basically checked out of the fight. there was a day jsh jush decided it was a hopeless cause to try to convince the president of something he didn't want to listen to and weren't going fight the program against people like rudy giuliani, sidney powell, all these others who were filling the president's ear with farcically false scenarios about stolen ballots and all of that. basically you had jared kushner, perhaps the most influential adviser, as you know, from four years covering the trump white house, within that building, ceding the field to these conspiracy theorists, decid

testimony. >> jared, are you aware of instances where pat sib loan any threatened to resign?. him and the team were always saying, we're going to resign, we're not going to be here if this happens, if that happens, so i kind of took it up to be whining, to be honest with you. >>. >> jared and ivanka doing a lot of damage control claiming even before the election results mp final, they wanted to get out of town and go to miami, but on january 6th, they were both still there. >> for one, you just noted, we know both through ivanka's statement as well as what my colleague peter baker reported just after the election that they were ready to go. they were ready to go to miami. they had an awareness that the election -- >> that doesn't line up with the facts and is also not believable. >> absolutely. at this point, you know, from hearing jared just now, you also hear that it was almost a norm at this point. they had heard that white house officials, that lawyers for doj and white house were at that point saying -- threatening to resign at times. they were uncomfortable with what wa

inner circle, why the house oversight committee believes they failed former president's son-in-law jared kushner, mike have traded on his position in the trump administration to score billions of dollars from the saudi government. then, the legendary joe he could joins me for this edition of the velshi banned book club to take your questions and talk about her achingly relevant novel, 19 minutes. which follows the unfolding in the aftermath of a school shooting in a small town. velshi starts now. good morning, it is on a tree in the fifth. i am ali velshi. the people of, ali texas, are still mourning in searching for answers nearly two weeks after an 18 year old gunman killed 19 children and two teachers at robb elementary school. the family of those victims as well as the survivors of the shooting continue to grapple with a massive failure of law enforcement. more importantly, the vice gripping with the gun industry holds to america and its lawmakers. legal actions have been filed against daniel defends, the manufacture of the ar-15 style rifle that the gunman used in the shooting. one

and then jared said, we are working on this. we are working on it. >> i mean, susan, seriously. all these people around trump knew that these were lies. they did not say anything publicly at the time. they aren't stopping all the other republicans who are running on his lies right now. lies on top of lies, and this is compounded. to charlie's point, what the hell? what? >> these people, not only have they lied to the american public, they are lying to each other, they are backstabbing each other, they are each playing a different underhanded game, and that comes through so clearly in that clip you just played from former attorney general barr. mark meadows, trumps final chief of staff, an important figure in all of this. and you know, he seemed to be actively misleading bill barr, establishment republican >>> at the same time the evidence come out from the committee has shown clearly that mark meadows was an active participant in creating the conspiracy, and helping trump to fuel his election lies. to me, this is a snakepit, the trump white house. with each other, as well as lyi

ah, i'm jared raid. welcome. thanks for joining us. it's been called the death of cambodia, democracy, a court in the capital pin on pan has jailed dozens of opposition figures. they were convicted of conspiring to commit treason rights group, say the entire process was a sham accusing long time leader who insane of using the mass trial to crack down on dissent and hold on to power in a trial aimed at suppressing dissenting voices. terry sang, one of the accused made it clear she had come to defend liberty. i you with me across the road in a court room sang and 60 other dissidence. many of them already an exile, were being tried for treason, the quarter ledgers. they helped plot the return of the leader of the band, cambodia national rescue party. once the ruling parties, main rival whatever. i am ready for the sham a verdict that will be announced that morning which will be guilty wording. i am ready and prepared to go to the notorious keyboard in prison for my political opinion for my belief. i, for my belief in democracy as the verd

thank you for having me, jared. i think the best point to notice that this is the 1st meeting that military leaders from the united states and china have have had with each other since president biden took office. so i think that's a very positive bus that i mean both side exchange test the word. but i think the fact that there weren't by was, was encouraging. that said, this must be the 1st step of many steps necessary to help me here. a tension between the united states and china, and i think, broadly speaking, what is more concerning for me is that we're hearing less and from the united states or from china about the desire to search from common grounds. let's move on and speak about taiwan because this was also a focus point. we've also had china made some quite forceful comments on this issue . as did the us, do you think a chinese invasion of taiwan is more old? less likely? now? china's calculations will whether not to invade taiwan would be based primarily on whether or not it's so itself is able to win a wa

top trump campaign officials also ivanka trump, jared kushner, you will hear their testimony tonight. how insiders tried to convince the president not to declare victory on election night. and who later tried to convince him on the truth, that he'd lost the election. and what the former president did instead. testimony that rudy jugiuliani showed up at the white house election night intoxicated. his attorney denying that. and the attorney general bill barr who says he became demoralized in 2 weeks after the election, describing the former president as detached from reality. and the committee today on the supporters who believed the former president. jon karl live at the capitol. >>> the other breaking headline. authorities say that armed gunman at a summer camp for children outside dallas entering through the lobby, firing into that classroom with children, then moving to the gym. authorities shooting and killing him. we have late reporting coming in. >>> also tonight, 31 members of an alleged white supremacist group arrested in idaho, a quarter mile from a pride parade. suspects from

she froze when she was asked whether or not trump won or lost the election. >> jared as well.sked him, have you spoken to the president about this? the trouble for jarrett and ivanka is that they both want to be considered part of team normal now when they weren't on team normal for four years. it's a stretch for all of us to believe back in november and december, nerp the voice of the region. if that was the case, why did jared go to the middle east and where was a case of them having to have their cake and eat it, too? >> don't you think this is significant and trump's inner feelings. these are never trumpers, these. >> i'm waiting now for him. mel on ra again when he same on the seen. so there's no love lost between the two of them. and then our eric and don jr., you'll troog, and now there's place for them to move up. the briberies with this crowd are endless. >> listen, you have been talking about how ivanka and jared have been trying to promote themselves as postwhite house figures. butle you said that this comes across as really pathetic. how is that? >> well, it's very

couple listed on leg victoria with as dusk falls, jared or to, you know, hits out on to lake victoria. since he started using an electric motor, he and his team no longer have to breathe im exhaust fumes. and it's not as noisy either. or jenny was one of the few fishermen here who started using an electric motor last year. it's much easier before he was constantly having to change gears or so. you have to be careful with stubborn. so when it rotates, it might ought of me get contact with her manila you this 1st tree all the gear saw removing. you'd have gum cumbersome reviews while you just do just automatic 3rd come up with them. he only has the electric motor and batteries on loan from a company called or sold them. every morning he returns the used batteries. and in the evening he receives a freshly charged set, a sober rents out the motors for the equivalent of around $38.00 euros a month. the batteries cost 7 years 50 per day. the dutch started a sober, had to do a lot of math to develop this business model. they saw the batteries and motors from germany. here in kenya, they have

>> he, meaning jared kushner?nterestingly, don, he wasn't even around until late in the afternoon. he was in the middle east, as we all know. he's now raised billions of dollars including from the saudi investment fund. there's a question being investigated by house committee about whether he leveraging his official government work to do so. he was on a plane back from the middle east as this horrible attack on the capitol is taking place. he returned home just about to get in the shower that afternoon when he receives frantic, panic phone call from kevin mccarthy, the house minority leader who was radically changed his story from what it was on january 6th. he pleads with jared kushner to help, once again, intervening with his father-in-law but kushner quickly concludes there's really nothing he can do. >> your reporting shows lot of people in trump's orbit did not believe the election was stolen. one key player in the kwhous leading up to january 6th was trump's chief of staff mark meadows and you reported on hi

and there catch quotas have also declined in recent years. jared or tina is wife and mother take care of the catch every morning . first drawing it and then selling it as quickly as possible. the fish are the main source of income for the family of 12. they also use the money to pay the school fees for their, for children. and they've even managed to build a 2nd boat. jared atlanta wants to equip this one with an electric motor too. he has a plan for his family, get my father one source of sherman, then now is mere fishing. then what of my jewelry saw out of this one? i'm praying, god willing that my should i know to beat fishing was so these to do that was to another system does why now i'm so i'll put it in the discussion for friday. would additional from bare b if they're employed to be can change my our life. jared, a t n o has already persuaded some other fishermen to switch to electric motors. but he and a silvo are still among the pioneers of e mobility and it will take many more like them to see a benefit to like victoria and it's fish. it is an encouraging start setting, a go

has also interviewed trump's immediate family, including don, jr., kimberly giuilfoyle, ivank and jared kushner. some of that video could be played tonight. what lingers over the hearings is whether the committee has uncovered enough to expose trump's role on that day. >> what was the president's role? >> we know some of the things about what the president did, certainly in propagating the big lie before that day and what he did at the rally that day. but what was going on at the white house if>> reporter: and if the information could lead to attorney general merrick garland to prosecute those responsible for attempting to undermine the election, a task that may be their biggest challenge. and so the big question is -- somewhat will we learn that is news tonight? there is going to be new video we haven't seen before. new testimony that we haven't heard before. but the committee seems to be indicating that they are prepared to lay out their central thesis, that donald trump is specifically responsible for conspiracy to undermine the election results and prevent the transfer of power. tod

>> meaning jared kushner? >> well, interestingly, don, wasn't around until late in the afternoon.in the middle east, he's now raised billions of dollars, including from saudi investment fund, there's a question being investigated by house committee whether he's leveraging official government work to do so. but he was on a plane back from the middle as horrible attack was taking place. he returned home about to get in the shower that afternoon when he receives a frantic, panicked phone call from kevin mccarthy, the house minority leader, as you've been talking about, has radically changed his story from what it was, but pleads with jared kushner to help intervene with his father-in-law but kushner quickly concludes there's nothing he can do. >> your reporting shows a lot of people in donald trump's orbit didn't believe the election was stolen, and you reported on meadows' strategy, what did you learn and what might the committee know? >> for someone not going to be testifying, has been a key witness, before he stopped cooperating turned over thousands of text messages, many of whic

economic adviser jared bernstein. first, to texas where there's two developing stories at this hour. one is this ongoing new secretive investigation into what happened in the hallway when 19 officers stood outside during the killing at robb, a congressman explaining his reasoning why this is all so secretive. >> one person's truth may be different than another person's truth. i think we know this from an investigative process and judicial process. before this committee is willing to announce what we believe is to be factual information, we want to hear from all sides. >> martha: we know ultimately there's one truth about what happened in that hallway. remember this moment? >> you're doing nothing! >> martha: did that moment make the texas governor's race tighter than it was before? in other words, did it help beto o'rourke? we'll break that down. lawrence jones host of lawrence jones cross-country saturday at 8:00 p.m. he reported from his home state of texas following that shooting. good to have you with us today. fi

i'm going to turn the zoom over to jared. right well, hello. thank you so much for that great intro and thank you highlands and the james room museum for having me. i'm really excited to be here and to show you some some really cool stuff from elizabeth monroe's life now. before i begin before i started jump into the material culture some of these cool artifacts that i have here. let me ask i'm gonna ask you a question. if you're in your house and time suddenly froze and everything just sort of stood still. and hundreds of years from now folks were looking at the artifacts the items that were in your house. what would those items say about you? what story would they tell and my guess is they would probably say an awful lot, right, you know artifacts in texas. they're not just separate from us. they're a part of our story and they're part of who we are and who we were and who we will be and i know it sounds a little deep. uh, but anyway, and that's what these artifacts do. they tell the story and i'm gonna start with something pretty cool. i'm g

jared kushner says -- >> jared, are you aware of instances where pat sip loanny threatened to resign? >> i was trying to get things done. he was always -- him and the team were always saying we're going to resign. we're not going to be here if this or that happens. i kind of took it up to just be whining, to be honest. >> that didn't go over well. >> there's no amount of print stories that can do justice to what that video showed. what that video showed to kushner's former colleagues, they used one word which is arrogance. what you saw happen in that period of time was i once that jared kushner and ivanka trump are trying to suggest they didn't have a lot to do with this. ivanka trump was urging people to keep fighting. jared kushner was in a number of meetings two weeks after election day. eventually hi started focussing on policy matters that mattered to him. he was not in the city on january 6th. they were involved and left it to the paid staff to try to talk to trump about what was happening. by that point trump was hard to talk to and the paid staff kept waiting for the family to

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what we're learning about the new video that will be shown and the role ivanka trump and jared kushner could play in the hearing. >>> the alleged plot to assassinate supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. the fbi searching the suspect's home overnight. >>> new video as violent storms slam the middle of the country and today millions of american facing historic heat. even the san francisco bay area bracing for triple digits. >>> president biden overnight on jimmy kimmel. what he told the late night host about the fight for gun reform. >>> later the surprising health benefits of being optimistic. >> and the big news overnight. ♪ >> about brittney. ♪ i'm not that innocent ♪ >> from abc news in new york. this is "america this morning." >> good thursday morning, everyone. >> we begin with today's high stakes hearing on capitol hill. >> lawmaker are promising to reveal new evidence about the plot to attack the u.s. capitol on january 6th, 2021. and we're learning more about the video that will be unveiled in prime time tonight as well as the role president trump's daughter and son-in-law may

and i know how you feel about jared kushner.ce in business with him, and it didn't work out that well. >> briefly, it's a revealing piece. the point of jared kushner and the investment in the gulf states, the whole point of this affinity partners of him that he started as soon as he ceased being the middle east czar was to do business and make deals with the gulf states. and here we are. and of course, while he was in office, the fund bailed out him and his father from -- >> their real estate problems. we saw that, watched that float by, and barely remember it. kate kelly, and ben rhodes, thank you for spending time with us. and ben thank you for making those points, they are essential about saudi arabia. curt is sticking around. when we return, the war in ukraine is 100 days old, we'll have a live report from kyiv after a quick break. stick with us, if you would. m kv after a quick break. stick with us, if you would. [ kimberly ] before clearchoice, my dental health was so bad i would be in a lot of pain. i was unable to eat. i

i'm jared rate in berlin. thanks so much for watching. see tomorrow with every day for us and for our planet. global ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make cities greener? how can we protect animals and their habitats? what to do with all our waste? we can make a difference by choosing reforestation over deforestation recycling over disposable smart new solutions over steam set in our ways. earth is truly unique and we know that that uniqueness is what allows us to live and survive. google ideas, the environmental c global 3000 on d, w, and online with, ah, the united nations warns of a global food crisis as 20000000 tons of grain are trapped in ukraine. we'll show you why block ports are the only problem ukrainian cereals. producers are facing also the show fuel prices. i've been soaring in pakistan as the government has slash subsidies. will that be enough to unlock much needed financial aid from the international monetary fund? will have expert analysis, and spaniards have long struggled to find work. a new

ah, i'm jared raid. welcome to the dw news i to thanks for joining us. tense relations between the us and china have dominated a security summit in singapore over the weekend. though the 2 sides did sit down for talks, chinese defense minister general way fang, hey, accused his us counterpart of hijacking the supportive asia pacific countries to turn them against beijing. earlier us defense secretary lloyd austin, said china, all the p r c was causing instability with its claim to taiwan and increasing military activity in the region. also stand by our friends as they are pull their roach. and that's especially important as a p r c, a dobs for more coercive m aggressive approach to which territorial claims for his part, the chinese defense minister said badging would be prepared to invite taiwan in certain circumstances. rule where you're dying. god. hi. well, if anyone dares to split, tie one from china. when we the chinese army, you will not hesitate to go to will no matter the call on to fight to the

and they've even managed to build a 2nd boat. jared atlanta wants to equip this one with an electric motor too. he has a plan for his family, get my father one source of sherman, then now is mere fishing. then what of my children saw out of this one? i'm praying god really that my children not to be fishing was. so the sooner the better another system does, why now i'm so put in a do cushion for friday, who did we shouldn't for from bare b if they employ to be can change my our life. jared aquino has already persuaded some other fishermen to switch to electric motors, but he and a sofa, a still among the pioneers of e mobility and it will take many more like them to see a benefit to like victoria and it's fish. it is an encouraging start setting, a good example and spreading the wide ease of great, which is park a positive change for the environment. absolutely. sandra. other have another example of that from england. the toss family knows that cows don't just supply us with meat and milk. the, our digestive process emits lots of the greenhouse gas methane after trying out various wa

i'm jared rate in berlin. thanks so much for watching. see tomorrow with sh her again that i think that's hard. and in the end the some me, you are not allowed to see you anymore, we will send you back. are you familiar with this with the smudges with lions as of the what's your story. ready i mean, wasn't, i was women, especially victims of violence in a lapse of take part and send us your story. the chain always to understand this new culture. so you are not a visitor, not the guests. you want to become a citizen in full migrants, your platform for reliable information. ah, the united nations warns of a global food crisis as 20000000 tons of grain are trapped in ukraine. we'll show you why blocked ports aren't the only problem. ukrainian serial producers are facing also the ship fuel prices. i've been soaring in pakistan as the government has slash subsidies. will that be enough to unlock much needed financial aid from the international monetary fund? will have expert analysis, and spaniards have long struggle to find work and you labor

ah, i'm jared right. welcome. thanks for joining us. a family in northern india is in deep morning after 3 sisters killed themselves and their children. they were victims of a dispute over dowries. these are the often hefty sums of money that some indian parents pay to marry off their daughter's police have arrested the women's husbands and other family members on charges of harassment and abuse. dowries are illegal in india and have been for decades bought. the practice continues in many communities . mother, a family in the depths of grief. a mother who's lost half her children. morning kalu, come lush and mom to mina, who killed themselves and 2 of their own children over the violence they endured. and a dispute over their dowers. well, what that was said, it is my 3 sisters were happy. people thought god knows what they were put to. the in laws kept abusing them. but my sister's thought some day things will change. the 3 women married men who are themselves brothers, relatives of the women, say they were abused constantly, including

interviews with ivanka trump and jared kushner. kevin mccarthy pressed about his comments in the hours after the january 6th attack, saying president trump bears responsibility. tonight, jon karl asking leader mccarthy about the former president's claims even to this day that the election was stolen. what mccarthy said. and janon's exclusive interview with the film maker. >>> also breaking, that deadly ts washitod.c., sisspire thosith lat reporting.ad a foement knew more tn a w ilg much of t were 77 they held their position outside the classroom door. >>> tonight, the police officer now charged with murder after a deadly traffic stop in grand rapids, michigan. the officer accused of shooting patrick leo what in the back of the head. >>> horrific allegations of fraternity hazing at the university of missouri. a student force fed alcohol, now paralyzed, blind, and unable to speak. tonight here, his family demanding criminal charges. >>> a remarkable discovery tonight. the baby who disappeared after her parents were killed more than f

ah, i'm jared raid. welcome to the shore. we begin with the battle raging over ukraine's don bass. russia now claims to control 97 percent of one of the 2 provinces that make up the region in the east of the country. it says its forces have can full control of residential areas in the key city of severe donetta, where we've had reports of troops fighting straight by street. he craned admits its forces are out numbered, but says it won't give up territory to russia. is inflicting maximum damage. that is the goal for moscow which released this footage of the pallets was at work across few cranes, east. the destruction is evident. many of those who the mean have lost everything from viet miss. oh, i do not even know where to start for you. i am standing here and looking, but i have no idea what to do with my blood. i started crying, do i come down and then i try again. and again, the focus now is on the city of 7, o dot net, which could be key to gain control of the don bass. ukraine says it's troops out numbered, but holding st

ah, i'm jared read. welcome to the program. british prime minister boris johnson, has seen off a threat to his leadership and survive to confidence vote. johnson's own conservatives triggered the vote because of scandals over lockdown parties that he attended during the pandemic. even though he did when the support of a majority, about 40 percent of conservative lawmakers voted against boris johnson, leaving doubts about his leadership. a dramatic opening to the week in westminster, conservative lawmakers cast ballots to decide whether prime minister bars johnson would remain party leader. vote in favor of having confidence in boris johnson's leader was 211 folks and a vote against was onward and 48 votes. and therefore i cam amounts to parliamentary policy. does have ah, the result was met with relieve among johnson's supporters and unmasked anger. among the opposition this evening, the conservative party had a decision to make, to show some backbone or to back boris johnson. the british public cough se

let's bring into the conversation a member of president's council of economic advisers, jared bernstein to see you this morning. let's go back to the gas prices. as of this morning, $4.72 a gallon, up 12 cents from last week with no slowdown in sight here. we saw the president's op-ed and what he believes the sources are, which are the fed, and the deficit and the war in russia, all of those may be true but that is not helping anybody today or tomorrow or next week paying for gas at the pump. what do you say to people who are struggling with price and with gas and groceries and so many other items? >> let me start by underscoring some of the points that the president made in his op-ed this week is precising what you asked about there. there is a president that grew up in a family where these were kitchenen table issues so we're doing all that we can to help on the gas at the pum. but in other commodities as well. as you said, vladimir putin's unjust invasion of the sovereign nation of ukraine is all over that issue and we're hoping reports that opec may compensate for the some of the lo

tell jared kushner what you think. >> jared, ivanka, yes, it's hard to stand up to a family member, ayou could have done something. you could have avoided the bloodshed that took place, including the suicides that took place. you heard caroline edwards' testimony. she's still impacted today. many other officers are still hurting. physically and emotionally from what happened on the 6th. >> i know brian was a republican, and i think had voted for trump and a number of house republicans who are still belittling what happened, saying these hearings are political in nature. what do you think of that? >> i'm disgusted. i have to say i'm very unhappy and disappointed with the capitol police leadership. i want to know why we're just now a year and a half into this, seeing some of this surveillance footage of representative loudermilk giving tours to 15 people, not one or two people, but 15 people. and they're taking pictures of stairwells in the capitol. this is post 9/11. i realize the chief was not there at the time. but this is post 9/11, and chief pittman didn't think that was suspicious

that no one -- >> that implies that at some point, jared kushner was the grownup in the room. yes, he was not pushing the big lie, he and steve mnuchin were overseas trying to gain big bucks for themselves. phil rucker, jeremy, glen, all hearings on that hearing tomorrow. thank you for getting us ready. >>> coming up, emotional testimony from an 11-year-old child who survived the uvalde school shooting. her message to lawmakers as we try to provide some sort of agreement on gun laws. >>> later, what we can learn from last night's primaries, as michael steele and maria teresa-kumar, the signals we are getting from voters in both parties and the impact it can have on the midterm. the 11th hour just getting under way on a very busy wednesday night. nesday night. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have $100,000 or more of life insurance, you may qualif

i was hosting "squawk box" this morning and i challenged jared a little bit, respectfully of course,ut this energy transition and the speed of it, and i noted that throughout history, kelly, transitions have taken a lot longer than anybody thought they would and jared ag agreed. >> these transitions take time and look as someone who's worked in government economics for a long time, when i hear transition i get nervous because it usually means somebody's about to get smacked what we have to do is make sure that we bring people along with us as we make this transition to clean energy >> so you can hate gasoline, kelly. i get it, but only about 3 to 4% of car sales in the united states are pure electric vehicles right now, getting to 2030 with a 50% target looks pretty much impossible, but we'll see. in the meantime, a lot of gas cars on the road, and i think what woods is saying is you better plan for gasoline demand for the future in other words, we better have some refineries that can make some gas. >> we're concerned about how to keep the cars running and keep the lights and ac on a

all but two democrats, jared goldman of maine and curt schrader of oregon voted in favor of the full package. five republicans, none of whom are running for re-election joined democrats and also supported the bill. it is however unlikely to pass in the senate. where control is evenly split. before that vote, house republican leaders sent an email to gop lawmakers calling them to vote against the bill. leadership call it unconstitutional gun restrictions act. the memo sent by minority whip steve scalise was full of nra talking points as well as a reminder that votes on the bill could impact donations from the n ra's victory fund. during a news conference, scalise shared more of his thoughts on gun legislation in response to the uvalde shooting. >>. >> what we saw, unfortunately, in the minutes and hours after, by some people here in washington, was a movement to promote their political agenda on the heels of that tragedy. and what they were talking about the night of the shooting was trying to get congress to move a bill that had passed the house, a gun control bill hr-8 that would ha

well, like so many unfortunate episodes, it starts with jared kushner. you see, peter navarro's day job was an economist. and after his many failed democratic campaigns, he made something of a name for himself as an increasingly hysterical unhinged even china hawk. he published titles like death by china, confronting the dragon, and the common china wars. and during the 2016 campaign, when trump wanted to look tough on china -- jared kushner literally went on amazon, yeah, he went on amazon, saw a book titled, death by china, and thought, it sounds good to me. jared then called navarro, and he told -- navarro became trump's first economic adviser. a new spotlight on navarro's work was not entirely positive. the chronicle of higher education went through his books and discovered that we navarro has invented an imaginary friend. he repeatedly a source, who he described as a military veteran, a harvard trained economist who made seven figures in the stock market by investing in companies that do well during international crises. but little scrubs of wisdom,

we know that jared decided to focus on the abraham accords.ng back from the middle east on january 6th. and you write that when he arrived home, he got a call from kevin mccarthy, and you write, quote, asking mr. kushner to persuade the president to do something. we need help, mr. mccarthy insisted. of course, this is going to be part of what we anticipate the american public will hear once the hearings begin. how impactful could kushner's testimony be? >> well, i think it is important and interesting to see what the january 6th committee, you know, uses from their testimony that they had from him, he's never spoken about this publicly, there is no account from him about his views of this, and his actions or lack of action in that period. i think that's going to be a relevant thing when the committee outlines its version of the episode. and it is important to hear as you say what happened on january 6th. he wasn't in the country for most of the day. when he landed, he goes home, gets in the shower to rest after a long trip, he had just negotia

this is a clip of jared questioner addressing multiple threats by white house council pat, sip alone, he and his team of lawyers to resign in the weeks before january 6. jared, are you aware of the instances where i passed the bologna threatened to resign? i kind of like i said, my interest at that time was on trying to get as many important stuff. and i know that, you know, he was always to him and the team are always saying, oh, we're going to reside, we're not going to be here. this happens if that happens. so i kind of took it up to just be wanting to be honest with you whining. there is a reason why people serving and our government take an oath to the constitution. as our founding fathers recognized democracy is fragile. people in positions of public trust are duty bound to defend it. to step forward when action is required in our country, we don't swear an oath to an individual or a political party. we take our own to defend the united states constitution. and that oath must mean something to night. i say this to my republican colleagues who are defending the indefensible. ther

as the aforementioned ivanka trump, jared kushner soundbites we have. the sleeve that fruity right now. >> are you aware of the instances where pat supplement threatened to resign? >> like i said, my interest at that time was trying to get as -- i know that he was always, him and his team were always, we're going to resign, we're not gonna be here if this, happens if that happens, i kind of took it up to be just wanting to be honest with you. >> how that affects your perspective about the election, when eternity barr made that statement? >> it affected my state my perspective. i respect attorney general barr. i exactly what he was saying. >> family members, senior advisers those two to donald trump, how important and powerful was the testimony from the two of them. and are you think we're gonna hear more from them? >> it is important because we have not heard them discuss this publicly in the 17 month since the january 6th attack. -- our reporting shows -- they basically didn't bother to take on that. five advocating that fight. leaving the field in eff

we have jared weisfeld from jeff sdl eries. good to have you on.ou saw mark zuckerberg on "mad money" the other day laying out the case for the metaverse and ai world we are showing part of it. do you think meta is a buy right now? >> good morning, brian i was absolutely able to catch that interview i would absolutely agree with you. i thought mark zuckerberg laid out the foundation for the metaverse and how he is planning to capitalize on the investment for the next five to ten years and put it in perspective. meta trading at 12 times earning. the russell rebalance into the value index and the ability to underwrite meta at five times. you have very real concerns in terms of the advertising budget slowdowns. you have concerns on tiktok, but at the end of the day, that is factored into the current valuation given underwriting meta >> i thought the interview was so important because it provided clarity on what exactly they are doing. obviously investors have not given them credit for it as far as the stock price goes. are you comfortable with the fac

on behalf of governor, governor jared polis with a proclamation diana is from boulder, colorado where her ancestors were territorial families of colorado with diana. also a member of that society. the berkeley family came to boulder in 1863. diana has traveled 1785 miles to read this proclamation for the 22nd time. so i bring forward now diana lennon. on a personal note remembering my family my great-great-grandmother lydia huff. nicklin, berkeley. had a descendant benjamin huff and he married ulysses s. grant's sister. my great-great-grandmother is a cousin to the late president. the proclamation is quite attractive. may i now begin? state of colorado proclamation whereas on april 27th 2022 at grant's tomb in new york new york the national park service and the united states military academy at west point will be celebrating the 200th anniversary of the birth of ulysses simpson grant the 18th president of the united states and whereas at the centennial ceat the united states of america at the world's fair in philadelphia, pennsylvania, president ulysses grant announced that colorado w

prerecorded interviews including those with former president trump's daughter ivanka and her husband jared kushner. >> our goal is to present the narrative of what happened in this country, how close we came to losing our democracy, what led to that violent attack on the 6th. >> cbs news will bring you coverage of the hearings thursday night. >>> and russia is again taking aim at ukraine's capital of kyiv. for the first time in weeks, russian air strikes hit the city yesterday. smoke could be seen after witnesses reported hearing explosions. moscow claims it destroyed tanks donated to ukraine from other countries. ukraine says that the missiles hit a train repair shop. russian president vladimir putin has warned of striking new targets if the west started supplying ukraine with longer range rocket systems. >>> and queen elizabeth says that she is humbled by all the support she received during the platinum jubilee. the four-day celebration ended yesterday, but not before she made one last public appearance. holly williams reports from london. ♪ >> reporter: there aren't many 96-year-olds wh