now, trump reportedly made these comments to his chief of staff john kelly back in 2018. a trump spokesperson is denying the report. joining me now former republican governor of ohio john kasich. he is now a cnn senior commentator. governor, nice to see you tonight. it is shocking that we're talking about this, the idea of a president of the united states praising hitler. this reporting has not been confirmed by cnn, but bender is quoting general john kelly. and we're talking about a former president that called white supremacists very fine people. what is your reaction to this new reporting? >> well, if, in fact, it's true, there isn't anything that a president of the united states would be more despicable. and, laura, we have to look at the big picture here. the rise of anti-semitism not only in america but all across the world, 1,200 cases last year in the united states. and we know it's happening around the world. and when you have a president of the united states that says that, if he said this, that hitler did some good things, you see, it brings about loose talk. an

john kelly should step forward. eported by michael bender, a very reputable journalist, based on information from kelly. they are the only two in this conversation. maybe not directly from kelly, maybe from a third party to whom john kelly reported this conversation. the trump spokeswoman is flat out denying it. so who's telling the truth? john kelly should confirm or not whether trump said this. >> right. of course trump's spokes people have not earned anyone's credibility, but yes, john kelly knows what happened so he should say what happened and what the context was and whether it was true or not. abby, how do comments like trump's, like greene's, play with gop voters? >> i think the very fact that greene is making the comments that she's making publicly and repeatedly tells you that she believes that this is popular in the republican base. and i think that that's probably right. if you are online and you kind of are in the circles where, you know, conservatives, trump conservatives are talking, they make these co

michael bender interviewed donald trump for his book and donald trump denied saying that to john kelly. today, that poisonous statement about hitler attributed to donald trump land in the world, to no surprise whatsoever, none. anyone who has been watching donald trump with an intense disapproval is unlikely to be even slightly surprised that donald trump would think exactly that about the most evil dictator in human history. and supporters of donald trump cannot be surprised that he is reported to have said that, especially donald trump's american nazi supporters. the people who come to his rallies, believing that adolf hitler did a lot of good things, but could have done more. donald trump has supporters who wore t-shirts saying 6 mwe. meaning 6 million were not enough. the problem they have with hitler's murdering 6 million jews is that hitler did not murder enough jews and those people, in those t-shirts love donald trump. americans who love adolf hitler love donald trump. people who have that kind of poison in themselves always believe that they can spot in it someone else. and am

writes, on his way to paris to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the first world war, arm stris, john kellye during the war. kelly continued the discussion by connecting the dots from the first world war to the second world war and all of hitler's atrocities. well, hitler did a lot of good things, trump told kelly. when i asked trump about the remark, he claimed the conversation had never happened and he denied praising hitler. cnn's calls to general john kelly and president trump have not been returned. cnn political director david chalian joins me now. in a long list of outrageous and offensive comments by trump, some on camera and some via private descriptions like this one, this one stands out. i mean it's just incredible. what are your thoughts when you hear this? >> well, i mean, it's a perverted view of history, obviously, from donald trump. it's more powerful than that. again, as you noted, bender reports trump denies this conversation actually took place in the book. but if you take the reporting on its face value, jim, what you see here is a president who either doesn't believe in

he asked john kelly what he thinks. the what he should do. if i were you, i would get as far f'ing away from this place as i possibly can. the next day john kelly announced that he was leaving the administration. >> tell us about the fight between mike pence and former president trump. it was a year earlier when under direction from jared kushner and with the president's approval, he was pressured to hire the former fired aide and then gets into a fight with the president over it. >> yeah. this is important. there is a lot of questions about, again, what is happening behind the scenes in the runup to january 6th. and where trump's mind was and where his orders were and the people around him, how they were enabling, you know, the impulses. and people around pence wanted hum to be direct and concise with the president that he did not have the authority to overturn the election on january 6th. but pence was not very practiced in confronting trump. the only instance i can find is in 2018 where he and trump argue over the hiring of corny lewandows

it looks like america is at war with itself. >> tim miller, john kelly is in this story, too. hatever people think of his service to donald trump, is a celebrated general of the post-9/11 era and worked for a president who he had to plead with to not praise hitler. i don't know where to begin but why hasn't someone like john kelly spoken out about the march toward autocracies and the party that's still following him? >> you know how to tickle things that get my goat, nicolle, because as soon as i heard this story, trump is heinous, stipulated. we know that. where is john kelly? where has he been? i appreciate the sacrifices his family has made but at the same time you have a responsibility and you were in the room. he had a responsibility to be on the record before the election that was a little too close for comfort, to be on the record between the election january 6 and the transfer of power january 20th he was nowhere. michael bender, i'm sure it will be a great book that comes out nine months too late, frankly. it's frustrating there weren't more people speaking out at a ti

bender's reporting at face value, donald trump doesn't have the political antenna to understand what john kellyto explain, you just simply can't say something positive like that about a dolpdolf hitl. words have power, john. this is not disconnected from members of congress using hitler comparisons or nazi comparisons to make political points, which is just absurd. political lesson number one is don't make any comparisons to hitler or to nazism because there are no comparisons. and yet here donald trump is trying to find some positive light in this, you know, evil piece of world history. >> and marjorie taylor greene doing it once again today talking about brown shirts even after she went to the holocaust museum. there is a higher level of macro thing here. if you think about the type of politics that donald trump and his supporters like to espouse, it's sort of the hughey long, all the kings men theory. it doesn't matter who you are inside. it's what you do. you have to break some eggs to make an omlette. it's just sort of this strong-man theory of governance that he seems to embrace. >> yeah,

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are that hitler "did a lot of good things" to which john kelly, of course a former retired marine corps, and gave this sort of impromptu history lesson to the former president. i should note here bender reports that former president trump denied saying that, and i actually got a statement from a trump spokesperson saying this is totally fake news, likely made up in the words of trump spokesperson liz harrington but a disgruntled former general, denying he ever said this, but it is not the first sort of jaw-dropping revelation that has come out from one of these books. i wonder, as somebody who also covered the trump administration, what you make of this new reporting here from michael bender? >> michael bender is a fairly renowned journalist. i wouldn't imagine that he didn't put this in if he couldn't back it up, and it does fit into a longstanding history of trump mitigating the actions, the words and histories of white nationalists and white supremacists. recall in 2017 when he said that the white supremacists at the charlottesville rally that ended up with a woman dead called some o

on the other hand, we did not a private regulation for john kelly, a man who after all, spends a great deal of time trying to get donald trump to carry out his agenda to understand what donald trump is about. donald trump has illustrated, from the beginning, that a part of his appeal is his targeting a vulnerable consist didn't contingencies, ethnic minorities, with. foresee use those communities as an existential threat, and he exploited their fear. he exploited their fear by acting cruelly towards those communities when he was president. >> professor cobbe, when i read that quote to bury, i was just looking forward to simply opening your microphone tonight and saying, just give us your reaction to what we have learned today about donald trump. >> i mean, the terrible horror of this is, i don't have a reaction. >> right. >> we understood who this person was, from the outset, when he said, at the beginning, the reach of his political career, he set out by calling mexicans rapists, then proceeded downhill from there. this is entirely consistent with the character that's been displayed,

john kelly hasn't denied the quote. judge for yourself. >>> ahead. the trump-loving qanon kook is at it, again. oh, i went to the holocaust museum. i'm so sorry. five minutes. nazi-era comparisons, once again. why? because they work. because she wants the effect of, you know, cheapening and using it because it works. we'll lay it out for you. next. ♪ welcome to allstate, ♪ ♪are you down, d-d-down, d-d-down, d-d-down♪ where we're driving down the cost of insurance. ♪ ♪ are you down, down♪ ♪d-down, down? are you♪ drivers who switched saved over $700. ♪ allstate. here, better protection costs a whole lot less. you're in good hands. click or call for a lower rate today. only 6% of us retail businesses have a black owner. that needs to change. so, i did something. i created a black business accelerator at amazon. and now we have a program that's dedicated to making tomorrow a better day for black businesses. ♪ ♪ i am tiffany. and this is just the beginning. ♪ ♪ hi guys! check out this side right here. what'd you do? - tell me know you did it. - yeah. get

prompting john kelly said you by no means have got it. in his book, frankly, we did win this election, the inside story of how trump won, he said, quote y have done all this stuff for the blacks. it's always jared telling me to do it, they all fing hate me. >> he told his team he wanted the military to beat the f out of the civil rights protesters. just shoot them, trump said, on multiple occasions inside the oval office. bender also writes about trump boiling over after it was leaked he hid in a bunker during protests outside the white house. whoever did that, they should be charged with treason, he yelled. they should be executed. well, it's not surprising, but it's shocking as much of the stuff is. again, what if people said yes, that's the question to keep asking. keep trying to open doors and then eventually, you get to open one. you go through. that's the game plan here. and they're still trying to open the doors. there's a sense that even though donald trump was this obviously ridiculous terrible, cruel incumbent figure, he was cha

in the book, john kelly is described stun and horrify and it is often the thing that leaks out in publicbecause one of the tricks about former president trump is that the public and the private persona are not that dissimilar, and what he says when he is angry and upset behind the scenes is what he tweets out or blasts out in the statement or a rally stage, and that is what the big tech companies were grappling with when they were looking at a terms of service that were dangerous behavior, and the encouraging of violence, and decided that after january 6th they had no choice but to ban or suspend the former president. >> thank you, ashley and barbara. >> and now, after apologizing for requiring wearing masks to the holocaust, marjorie taylor green is now being criticized for comparing the pandemic to nazi germany as she called the brown shirts as people who would be going out to give vaccines. she spreads doubt of vaccines at a time when the health experts are increasingly concerned about a more contagious variant taking hold in the u.s. and around the world. >>> and the national republi

the remark from the former american president is said to have "stunned" john kelly. month. mr kelly says he did "remind the president which countries were on which side during the conflict" and he "connected the dots from the first world war to the second world war and all of hitler's atrocities". mr trump has since denied ever making those comments. michaeljoins us from washington. congratulations on the book, welcome to the programme. congratulations on the book, welcome to the programme-— to the programme. thank you very much. i to the programme. thank you very much- i was _ to the programme. thank you very much. i was going _ to the programme. thank you very much. i was going to _ to the programme. thank you very much. i was going to say _ to the programme. thank you very much. i was going to say i - to the programme. thank you very much. i was going to say i am - to the programme. thank you very much. i was going to say i am glad you brought that comment from between kelly and trump because i think it is very illustrative of what this book does, it was a through

trump told his then chief of staff, general john kelly, quote, hitler did a lot of good things.us now. a spokesperson is calling this made up fake news by a general who was incompetent and fired. we all remember very fine people on both sides. we know the president has said things about neo nazis where he found some favorable thing to highlight. >> we know he expressed appreciation for auautocrats. strong leaders who have no relationship with small d democracy. donald trump was able to find favor with those kinds of leaders at a time but hitler is even a part from every one else. as marjorie taylor greene tried to say her apology, there is no comparison. saying hitler did some good things is to pervert history. it should not come from the lips of a president. you find yourself listening to an american president that sounds like none of his predecessors or successors. >> general kelly said he had to explain world war i and world war ii, the history of them and who was involved to president trump. he's truly uninterested in any history beyond the moment he's living at that moment.

it's former general john kelly, it's general mattis and john bolton.rump responded by -- with a statement today in which he said in part i never threatened or spoke to anyone a couple of our government, so ridiculous. sorry but the eselection my form of coup and if i was going to do a coup one of the last people i want to do that with is general mark milley. if i was going to do a coup one of the last people i would do it with is general milley. >> what we're dealing with in donald trump is somebody who is clever and smart but is a bit of an imbecile and has no sense of history. in the famous moment when general kelly went to europe with donald trump and donald trump started to praise hitler about the you had a bond and roads and kelly looked at him and said never say anything nice about hitler and i think the late writer george norm ale mail her say in history only a few names get now. the andy warhol will pay mao tse tung. trump saw those more as celebrities because he never did his reading on what the policies did. >> trump denies the story but a so

praised hitler as doing a lot of good things in a conversation with his then-chief of staff general john kellyompare coronavirus precautions to nazis. does this language embolden hate and violence as well? let's discuss with senior law enforcement analyst andrew mccabe. i'm glad you're here. between learning about trump's previous comments and a gop congresswoman continuing to equate coronavirus measures with the holocaust, there are some people who are hearing this and all of that with very open ears. does that concern you? >> sure, it does, laura. on many, many levels. the idea that we would have a former president of the united states and a sitting member of congress consistently reaching towards the nazis to provide examples, to kind of charge their rhetoric about whatever point it is they're trying to make is just -- it's so confounding, it's hard to even get your mind around that. but it's beyond being ignorant and insensitive and offensive certainly to people who are relatives of, you know, folks who were victimized by the nazis or jewish people in this country or around the world. beyo

would make sense because portions of the same book describe you praising hitler to chief of staff john kelly and according to excerpts from a book by carol leonnig and philip rucker, your leadership almost led to the accidental invasion of nigeria. and after all that, you boasted that you could beat george washington in an election. it's enough to make you a loving stock, and even your former so-called friends have taken notice. here's what super bowl champion tom brady had to say at the white house tuesday. >> a lot of people, you know, think that we could have won, and, in fact, i think 40% of the people still don't think we could have on. >> i understand that. >> you understand that, mr. president? >> donald, you've always been a bit of a ridiculous figure with your extreme spray tan and exaggerated combover, but now you're a joke. for four years, many of the professional athletes invited to your white house declined, but they're back now, being honored by an actual adult. meanwhile, you're cowering at the golf course as you watch your representation and business collapse like a house of

we have reached out to john kelly for comment. the idea that the president of the united states the leader of the free world would say anything to praise the man responsible for the deaths of 6 million jewish people in nazi concentration camps is despicable. hitler didn't do a lot of good things. and this is knot just the former president. this is the undisputed leader of the gop. and party clearly hasn't learned that this is despicable. first, to rudy giuliani. his law license suspended in the nations capitol. i want to bring in cnn senior political analyst. nice to see you all. i'll start with you, john. this is a huge blow for the former manhattan u.s. attorney and mayor of new york. he also ran for president. you worked for him. how are you looking at this situation is this. >> it's a tragedy when you look at ark of his career. he was one of the most respected prosecutors of his generation. and really revere nd the office. to have the first insult to be raiding his house. and remove the law license. in a blistering document. a

one of the other books reports that trump once told his former chief of staff, john kelly, hitler, quoteood things. i'm sorry. hold on. when we have entered the realm of coups and hitler, we have to pause for a moment. this is not one of those situations where trump wants to bomb hurricanes or buy greenland. we're talking about coups and hitler. why is kevin mccarthy meeting with trump when we are talking about coups and hitler? did he not hear president biden's warning about american democracy? >> we're facing the most significant test of our democracy since the civil war. it's not hyperbole, since the civil war. >> which takes me back to the untouchables. there's a scene in that movie when sean connery plays chicago police officer jim malone poses a key question to kevin costner. what are you prepared to do? ness pursuing the mobster al capone holding his mentor in his arms malone is dying after he is gunned down by one of al capone's thugs. malone's last words are -- what are you prepared to do? like al capone before him, trump doesn't seem too concerned about his past catching up wit

don't tell that to america's own tiny fingered -- donald trump told john kelly that hitler did a lot told the president he was wrong, trump was reportedly undeterred. he kept a copy of hitler speeches in a drawer. republicans are screaming the quiet parts out loud. andy bigs described democrats as the way trump used to describe the media as eneies of the state. >> we heard a lot about the democrat party moving to left, practicing socialism, communism. if you're in the house, one of the democratic house members believe, my own opinion is that they are enemy offense -- enemies of state. >> enemies of what, trump. that video was captured by the executive producer of the undercurrent who gained some notoriety for her work exposing republicans and that believer. another captured chip roy admitting the goal of the republican party is to obstruct all legislation and create an atmosphere of chaos ahead of the midterm elections. >> honestly, right now for the next 18 months, our job is to do everything we can to slow that down to the summer of 2022. i say thank you lord, 18 more months of cha

i think back to general mattis, who was the former defense secretary, also john kelly, the former homeland security secretary, who all ended up criticizing former president donald trump's fitness for office, his values, his morality and, of course, this comes well after donald trump's own presidency. it also ends up coming after milley himself apologized for his role in that lafayette square appearance back in june during the george floyd protest across the country and in washington, d.c. but, hallie, as you and i have also talked about, too, new revelations from milley ended up coming after the election was decided after news networks called joe biden the winner. >> that's right. >> of course, milley was concerned that donald trump was continuing these false attacks on the validity of the election and those results and that's what concerned him. >> on the left side of your screen, so folks know, that is where we expect to hear from general milley. let be clear. we have no expectation that he's actually going to talk about the book, right? he's delivering remarks on something completely se

trump lost the wall street journal's michael writes that mister trump told then chief of staff john kellya 2018 trip to europe. that adults hitler did a lot of good things. the book says kelly was stunned by the comment. a trump spokesman denies he ever said it calling it made up fake news. another excerpt from the book says mister trump wanted the military to intervene during protests last summer in portland and seattle saying multiple times just shoot them as his military advisers objected. thank you very much for having me on a michael wolff's new book landslide the final days of the trump presidency describes the president's reaction to the deadly january 6th insurrection. on capitol hill. according to wolfe, trump said in a phone call with advisor jason miller that his supporters look like idiots asking, quote, who are these people. these are our people. these idiots with these outfits. they look like democrats, fox news decision desk is calling arizona for joe biden. and when this happened at 11:20pm on election night. washington post reporters carol leonnig and philip rucker write

you know, trump, at one point, saying hitler did a lot of good things to john kelly and so on.ean, it just boggles the mind. >> yeah. that's right. and it's -- it's -- it's a thread throughout this book and what's striking is that, by the time we get to the elections, by the time the race is called. how many people just sort of faded away, at that point. they had seen -- they had described this behavior from trump, inside the oval office for -- for months ahead of the election. and then, after it's called and he is refusing to concede, um, they decide that he just needs some space to come to his own -- you know, find his own path to conceding. and what happens is that space creates an opening for rudy giulianis of the world, for the sidney powells of the world to come in and tell trump exactly what he wants. i mean, he is on the phone constantly with john ratcliffe. the -- his top director of national intelligence asking him to verify claims from sidney powell that venezuelans and -- and iranians and russians are -- have been colluding to, you know, find -- put ghosts in the ma

and just before the report that ex-president trump allegedly told his chief of staff john kelly, quote't have to hope a former u.s. president or current congresswoman would get schooleds up on basic facts of history before flapping their gums. too many of our leaders treat half baked history like a welch and their cluelessness is killing us by undermining any common sense of facts. which is why at the very least we have to invest in teaching civics again. get this. only a quarter of 8th graders scored proficient or better on a basic civics test. that's not sustainable for a self-governing society. here's an idea. every graduating high school senior should be required to pass the same basic citizenship test immigrants take when they apply for naturalization because if our leaders keep screwing up basic facts about american history while trying to rewrite history by pedaling the big lie, we're going to need to make sure the next generation recognizes this b.s. and has the ability to hold themselves to a higher standard. that's the reality check. >> i think it's a farah somethfair some do

a 2018 trip to honor those that fought in d-day that president trump stunned his chief of staff john kelly down on the opinion when kelly ontoed. a spokesperson called the claim made up, probably by a general incompetent and fired. my high five of the week, making history. >> m-u-r-r-a-y-a. >> that is correct! >> yes! you got to love the twirl and the jumps. she is a 14-year-old girl from louisiana who is the 2021 national spelling bee champ now, first african-american winner in the bee's 96-year history. she won with the word murraya, which is the word for, what? a plant, a genous of plants? is that how you say it? she says spelling is her hobby. her real love is basketball where she is a product iggy for three againis world records for dribbling balls at the same time. she hopes to play in the wnba when she grows up. obviously i would not be able to spell the world because i can't even pronounce the definition of the world. >>> trump and the gop coming up. the former president set to close cpac as he scrambles to maintain his influence in the republican party, but new reporting suggestin

trump's then-chief of staff john kelly briefed him on the history of the first world war and its connectionsd things," a stunned kelly told the president, "you cannot ever say anything supportive of adolph hitler. you just can't." in another section, bender details president trump's immediate reaction to the video showing george floyd's murder. bender recalls a repulsed trump turning away from the video saying, "this is blanking terrible." he later tweeted his support for the floyd family saying, "justice will be served." the book's author, senior white house reporter for the "wall street journal" michael c. bender joins us now first on "cbs this morning." michael, thank you so much for being with us. we should say first that mr. trump has called the reports in your book totally false. >> uh-huh. >> but you did interview the former president and some 150 former staff members, friends, and advisers. what -- what is your biggest takeaway from the final year in the trump white house? >> yeah. what was revealed to me in reporting this book is how dangerous the people around the president thought

. >>> former president trump reportedly told his chief of staff john kelly that adolf hitler, quote,ot of good things part of an upcoming book on trump by michael bender. a trump spokesperson denying the president ever made the comment. >> a zoo in louisiana's largest mall remains closed because a 12-foot python is on the loss. care a the python, escaped from her cage yesterday the mall remains open. the zoo is closed and the mall is open. z zookeepers are confident she's not made it to the mall. she's not venomous and according to the zoo, she's very sweet. >> there's no way. >> the mall is open because they're convinced that she's not in the mall. she's in the zoo >> how do they know? if they knew where she was wouldn't she be back in the cage >> everyone is back at the mall. it's a re-opening play >> be on the lookout for cara if you're in louisiana. she needs to go back home. we'll get a read on the housing market with the ceo of taylor morrison and that stock is down over the past two months and we'll ask her if the booming housing market is taking a bit of a pause and from the

points to, is that he turned them all into liars because bill barr and don mcgahn and jim mattis and john kellyvery last cellular particle of their being that he was fundamentally unfit to serve. how does that stain of everybody that was in there, everybody that was around him ever get erased? >> i don't think it ever gets erased. i think history is not going to look back well on anybody who enabled donald trump because he is a damaged man who has damaged the country. he has polluted the civic dialogue. he fomented an insurrection at the capitol. he thumbed his nose at the rule of law, and he continues to propagate obviously the big lie about the election, but also all sorts of damaging untruths about the electoral process, about race and other things, core american values. but what is dangerous about the moment that we're this is most of those people i don't think care about history and how it will look at them. secondarily, the republicans right now are trying to rewrite history before it is even accounted for, and that's why you had this struggle over the january 6th investigation. we are in

seems to kind of really symbolize trump in the most frightening aspect is his interaction with john kellywar i and i basically was touting, you know, he had a couple of things right because the economy was good under hitler, and i don't think anything piqued more to this man's soul than that. could you talk about that exchange? >> yes, kelly was trying to give -- basically give trump a history lesson. they were going to the anniversary of world war i, and kelly was explaining kind of who the allies were and who the enemies were, why that mattered and how that led into world war ii. suddenly they were in a kind of debate over the, you know, whether or not hitler did anything positive. i mean trump's point was the economy and that the german economy had performed well at certain points under hitler, but obviously kelly -- or basically anyone else saw how ridiculous that was, right. and kelly's response was, even if those -- those people would have been germans, europeans, would have been better off poor and destitute than had to have lived through the era of hitler. but, you know, for a pre

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frank taylor between 2014 and 2017, and sarah saldana from customs enforcement, and tech sales and john kelly of the secret service between 2017 and 2019, and if i could ask the clerk to show slide three. thanks. unfortunately, in 2020, morale at one of dhs's two success stories the u.s. citizenship, and immigration services fell off of the cliff, and cis fell from 90 subagencies to 339th out of 411 and the reason of the drop deserve a hearing of their own. and dhs have other success stories and most of the components are in response to the covid pandemic, and protecting the 2020 election showed that their morale improved because i believe of the combination of the good leadership and commitment to the importance of their missions. there are a number of other reforms that need to be made that enhance morale, and this committee's hearing on may 4th on the tsa workforce coincided with the workforce that tsa be the first work reform and pay and workforce need to be prioritized. secretary mayorkas announced this is his pry tear june 3rd and now it is important to inform that dhs get the necessary

kelly and ryan! toy,e e onarnio ha and from the handmaid's tale, elisabeth moss! plus, cast iron cooking with chef melba wilson, and a visit from actor johnnow, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [crew clapping & cheering] -good morning, deja. -deja: good morning! [clapping continues] -good morning! -morning. it's thursday, july 1st, 2021. -winter's finally gone. -this is it. -[laughing] -right? this is it. listen, let's face it. the kids are practically back in school. you know it, and i know it.

. >> thank you madam chair, it is my pleasure to introduce john and kelly shannon to testify. they are niche market livestock producers and live on a ten acre form if rural montgomery county indiana where they raise cattle, chickens, pigs, and goats. jonathan andcaly started shannon family forms in 2006 and have continually changed their commodities that they raise to meet the needs of their consumers. in 2016, they partnered with other farm families in the area to form the four seasons local market located in downtown crawfordsville. they did this to create year-round opportunities to sell local products to their community. in addition to their work on the farm and with the local market, jonathan and kelly both have jobs off the farm and are actively involved in the montgomery county farm bureau and the indiana farm bureau. i am honored to have both of you with us today. and i look forward to you sharing your story with this committee. with that, i yield back. >> i thank the gentleman for his remarks. we welcome all of our witnesses today, and we'll now proceed to hearing you

. >> john: brian kelly made it here. he will talk about working with big tech to censor coven misinformation. also, coming up, larry kudlow, jonathan turley, kt mcfarland, on chinese cyber hacking. >> sandra: very packed at two hours. we are on dow lodge, beginning with growing fears of yet another possible round of covid shutdowns. not just here, but around the globe. hello, everyone. i am sandra smith here in new york. >> john: hi, sandra. hardest working person in television. our number three for you. as you can see here, the dow is in trouble. it was down a little bit more than that. it was down nearly 900 points, now clawing its way back a bit. average case jumped to 70% last week to just over 26,000 cases a day. >> sandra: that is getting a lot of attention, john. we are watching these markets. could be the worst day for the dow since last october, and it all comes as the president is taking a victory lap on the economy. >> we brought this economy back from the brink, and we designed a strategy not only to provide

kelly armstrong from north dakota, congressman jim banks, elise stefanik of new york, kelly armstrong, congressman john rutherford of pennsylvania. they are just some of the names being mentioned on this friday morning. john bresnahan from punch bowl news. we don't need a committee, we will use that in the midterms. republicans had a chance to create the bipartisan commission and they lost it. that is looking like a dumb mistake. we have a call on the independent line, good morning. caller: i just want to say i don't know why any decent republican would not want to be on this committee. their lives were in jeopardy too. just watch the film footage. for them to just want to sweep this under the rug like it never happened, i don't understand. as far as i'm concerned, they have no souls to them. i just don't understand why they would not want to be part of the process of getting to the bottom of this mess and find out just what was going on and hold those people accountable for what they have done, thank you. host: nick is next from california, good morning. republican line. caller: it's ironic that liz c

20,000 of them here is our own kate rogers along with the ceo of denny's jon miller kate >> kelly, thank you. john, thank you tore being here with us today. >> thanks, kate, for having me great to be here >> so you're on the road on this hiring tour. what's the tone been like out there? are workers showing up, and do you think you'll be able to get to that 20,000 number in this environment? >> it will take a little time than just this one week tour the great thing about the momentum we built in our brand is this incredible family environment. presently we enjoy this home away from home for guests in our neighborhoods and employees come from those same neighborhoods so people tend to know each other and serve each other and create this incredible warmth and hospitality that's made this a great place to work. and our turnover has been a little bit lower so while a lot of people face strong head winds on staffing, as do we maybe we don't have it as bad as everybody in the industry. we hit the road with our mobile relief we've servedsome 40,000 people in disasters and we've put it on the road to creat

we've seen a lot of nasa astronauts become senators who got mark kelly from arizona. john glenn, of course, famously from ohio. any chance we might see senator victor glover from california? you know, great question. i tell you, it's not. it's not in my short term plan. i love public service. i've been in the navy 23 years now at nasa. eight, and i, i have loved every moment of it and i would love to continue to serve the public. and if that becomes the way that that we my family and i think we could make do the most good. and i would consider it, you know, but i would say right now it's not on my in my top list of things to do just because the folks i have listened to talk about campaigning and what that's like. it sounds pretty grueling. and i you know if someone wants to appoint me to something, hey, again, i love public service, and i'll put my best foot forward, but i would love to avoid the campaigning if i could in the political world. he just did not say no. which means it's probably a yes. now let's get it. i mean, what is the long term plans? is it is it the moon

you see three divisions, john buford, david greg, alfred tookton, they will cross at different forwards. beverly ford, kelly's forward. where is stewart supposedly? culpepper courthouse. he's closer to brandy station, stretched all over. there is not enough forage. he's spreading his troops around and they are going to march this way and going to entrap stuart between the two wings. that make sense? it is a surprise in the morning of the ninth when davis's brigade splash of the cross at beverly ford, and finds out he is up against part of the sixth virginia to push him back. look at this. look at 15 cannons in between a picket line and the rest of jones's brigade. that is not where you put artillery. anyway, the equal weighting is going to be around st. james church and the counterattack as jones is going to stabilize his line, and the second front is going to open up. john buford is involved in all this early action. a second front, on two fronts but here's the interesting story and here is the missed opportunity, those that are up, here comes kelly's forward and the other two cavalry divisions. to tell davi

according to a new report we have kron four's maureen kelly explaining what's driving this dramatic decline. >> this one of our premier queen queen loves john handler is family has been in the hotel business for generations. he seen a steep drop in the number of guests checking in due to the pandemic and the amount of money he can charge per night back in 2019, the average room rate here. the handler union square hotel was $255 a night now it's a $135 a night. the occupancy rate has also dropped a dramatic 60% and i don't think i'm the only one who's in that same situation. a new report out from the american hotel and lodging association says the san francisco hotel market is in a state of depression with its revenue per available room down 70% from may of 2019 to may of this year. whereas the u.s. hotel market overall is considered in a recession being down 22%. as to what's driving the city's deeper decline. we're very convention and meeting city. >> and so because all the conventions and meetings have been canceled for all of 21. that takes a huge. leg of the stool. if you want to call that the other major market is the international vis

kelly is anxious to hear. and i'm sure that we're going to all be educated and be able to make better decisions in the future. go right ahead, john. >> thank you, chairman and thank you ranking member kelly and thank you to the distinguished members, the ways and means committee to give me an opportunity to share perspective on the housing market in erie, pennsylvania. i'm ceo of the erie downtown development corporation, a nonprofit formed in 2017 by private sector community leaders from erie to expand housing access through property development. we're investing more than 100 million dollars over the next three years to develop 12 projects across three blocks in the heart of downtown erie, which is as the congressman pointed out is home to one of the poorest zip codes in america. the median income is approximate $10,800. none of the work that we are doing would be possible without the financial support of the erie downtown equity fund. the community leaders who formed also raised 27 1/2 million dollars for the erie downtown equity found. we call it transformational capital because it serves following purposes: acquisition capita

. >> while force maureen kelly explains what's driving this dramatic decline. >> this one of our premier queen queen loves john is family has been in the hotel business for generations. he seen a steep drop in the number of guests checking in due to the pandemic and the amount of money he can charge per night back in 2019, the average room rate here. the handler union square hotel was $255 a night now it's a $135 a night. the occupancy rate has also dropped a dramatic 60%, but i don't think i'm the only one who's in that same situation. a new report out from the american hotel and lodging association says the san francisco hotel market is in a state of depression with its revenue per available room down 70% from may of 2019 to may of this year. whereas the u.s. hotel market overall is considered in a recession being down 22%. as to what's driving the city's deeper decline. we're very convention and meeting city. >> and so because all the conventions and meetings have been canceled for all of 21. that takes a huge. leg of the stool. if you want to call that the other major market is the international visitors t

kelly armstrong from north dakota, congressman jim banks, elise stefanik of new york, kelly armstrong, congressman johnutherford of pennsylvania. they are just some of the names being mentioned on this friday morning. john bresnahan from punch bowl news. we don't need a committee, we will use that in the midterms. republicans had a chance to create the bipartisan commission and they lost it. that is looking like a dumb mistake. we have a call on the independent line, good morning. caller: i just want to say i don't know why any decent republican would not want to be on this committee. their lives were in jeopardy too. just watch the film footage. for them to just want to sweep this under the rug like it never happened, i don't understand. as far as i'm concerned, they have no souls to them. i just don't understand why they would not want to be part of the process of getting to the bottom of this mess and find out just what was going on and hold those people accountable for what they have done, thank you. host: nick is next from california, good morning. republican line. caller: it's ironic that liz che

the rest of the country and converse maureen kelly reports on what apparently is driving this dramatic decline. >> this one of our premier queen queen loves johnfamily has been in the hotel business for generations. he seen a steep drop in the number of guests checking in due to the pandemic and the amount of money he can charge per night back in 2019, the average room rate here. the handler union square hotel was $255 a night now it's a $135 a night. the occupancy rate has also dropped a dramatic 60% and i don't think i'm the only one who's in that same situation. a new report out from the american hotel and lodging association says the san francisco hotel market is in a state of depression with its revenue per available room down 70% from may of 2019 to may of this year. whereas the u.s. hotel market overall is considered in a recession being down 22%. as to what's decline. we're very convention and meeting city and so because all the conventions and meetings have been canceled for all of 21. >> that takes a huge. leg of the stool. if you want to call that the other major market is the international visitors tourists and they're not coming t

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kron four's, maureen kelly explains what's driving this dramatic decline. >> one of our premier queen queen loves john family has been in the hotel business for generations. his union square hotel has seen a steep drop in the number of guests checking in with the pandemic. >> and the amount of money he can charge per night back in 2019, the average room rate here. the handler union square hotel was $255 a night now it's a $135 a night. the occupancy rate has also dropped a dramatic 60%. >> i have a long ways to go and i don't think i'm the only one who's in that same situation. a new report out from the american hotel and lodging association says san francisco's revenue. >> per available room has dropped 70% from may of 2019 to may of this year. whereas the u.s. overall is only down 22%. everything's down because world giving up the exact same market and was that he means the domestic most of the people checking in lately have been californians looking to get away. we're very convention and meeting city and so because all the conventions and meetings have been canceled for all of 21. >> that takes a h

kelly. ray thank you so much for joining us today. how you doing, john? i'm doing well and such a tragic search right now. you said that the church will continue until eight o'clock tonight. how many people do you plan to have out on this very last evening, and what will they be doing? we had 59 professional search and rescue personnel today from all over the bay area or different agencies, allied agencies that have search and rescue programs. we have scoured the mountain and the ridge all around pleasant tenants. anil we're talking about an area that's 50 square miles. if you look at our our map that we use gps tracking as we move along. we've covered almost every square into that mountain and we are just not coming up with philip or or any evidence of philips location has been very frustrating. here we are. after five days and you know, we gave a lot of, uh, when we looked at this search and the. the demobilization process here. you know, we philip had a high survival ability rating based on his athleticism. he's an endurance athlete. he's a young man.

john barrasso. stone manning lied about this incident at her confirmation hearing and the so-called moderates, manchin, cinema, kelly the public lands in the united states, she was involved as a ringleader in this ecotourism tree spiking 500 pounds of spikes into trees in the national forest. what do the spikes look like? here's one of them right now? this is what the spikes look like, they are big long, can do significant damage and especially if one of these is struck by a logger or firefighter or sawmill where blade would strike this, that could break, kill the person, people have been terribly injured with this sort of thing so here she is, she covered it up for four years until she was caught and then she caught a plea deal and testified against others who went to prison. spikes like this are still in trees in the national forest, people are still at risk and since she testified folks have come forward to say she lied under oath to the united states senate, she's not trustworthy. >> president biden got along with people at his townhall, he talks about his old friendship with strom thurmond and arlen specter and

well, for maureen kelly explains what's driving this dramatic decline. >> one of our premier queen queen loves johndler is family has been in the hotel business for generations. he seen a steep drop in the number of guests checking in due to the pandemic and the amount of money he can charge per night back in 2019, the average room rate here. the handler union square hotel was $255 a night now it's a $135 a night. the occupancy rate has also dropped a dramatic 60% and i don't think i'm the. only one who's in that same situation. a new report out from the american hotel and lodging association says the san francisco hotel market is in a state of depression with its revenue per available room down 70% from may of 2019 to may of this year. whereas the u.s. hotel market overall is considered in a recession being down 22%. as to what's driving the city's deeper decline. we're very convention and meeting city. >> and so because all the conventions and meetings have been canceled for all of 21. that takes a huge. leg of the stool. if you want to call that the other major market is the international visito