i went on and john mcdonald and others within their great paul rosewood, one of the key players at the time of the civil rights champion, and even jim gunn. and he come to darian id, spoke invitation to ratify the wrongs and robin hays. the way them whitelaw with a check understand that pro dormant went and he brought an end to storm a parliament stoned it no longer up arm to simply an assembly because they couldn't manage the proper control of power and and they if you get it the special powers actually also want to get it the, the shoot to kill on the integers to internment. no ramp. often with the go ahead from the british government introduced determined which again, infected winds on the nationalist people in turn, people who are totally innocent and who weren't involved in any which were of course you have to remember that it was new iraq in operation. no, really sunday and others got out. we became recruitment agents for the ira because the at what the british government were doing and i don't. and as part of the good friday agreement in my 5 are allowed to operate freely with t

and john mcdonald, and then you have andrew hit who was a former republican party chairman in wisconsin and served for the former governor there scott walker. so this shows that the committee is taking this push very seriously. there has been some talk this was just a symbolic effort from the republicans, there was never any real attempt to subvert the will of the people. but what the committee revealed in their information and in the letters that they sent to the subpoena targets that these electors, this slate of electors was sent to the united states congress and it was also specifically sent to the then vice president mike pence to give pence the opportunity to set aside the duly impanelled electors and use these ones instead. and so the question has to be asked now, victor and alisyn, are we now talking about this being a criminal act. we already know that the department of justice is looking into it from that perspective. that this was actually something that was done with criminal intent. that this wasn't just a symbolic effort and that there was a real problem here. so this is a

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. >> john: seems to be enough jobs open, grover, cherry pick, from slinging burgers at mcdonald's ton some of the businesses and they are not going to be able to operate. >> nice try, biden. 3 million fewer people working today than a year ago back when, before covid hit. we are not even back to where we were with covid, never mind growth. there is not growth. we have not caught up to where we were before the covid thing hit when we had the trump economy. that's not a very good argument on his part and there are too many people not looking for work, not moving up. not moving at all. >> sandra: very interesting analysis there, grover norquist, we can always count on you for that. thank you. >> john: grover, thank you. president biden headed out west a week after a deadly and devastating wildfire tore through colorado. we showed you the horrible pictures. changing lives in an instant as families were getting ready to ring in the new year. alicia acuna in boulder. >> number of homes and businesses now stands at 1,084. the estimate on the damage here is $513 million. however, the estimat

mcdonald's. >> you will be all over it kate rodgers, thank you. >>> the omicron surge is easing in states hit early by the variant according to johns hopkins, but. where positive cases are being under counted and they know because of what you're sending down the drain joining us now, a public health analytics company powered by public waste water before get into what the data is yielding at your company, first a little bit about what specifically biobot does, how you're able to collect that data and what those implications are? >> yeah. absolutely well, thank you so much for having me this morning, morgan so biobot analytics is a waste water epidemiology company, so we're -- what that means is we're building a public health monitoring system by tapping into and analyze wag we flush down the toilet every day. that contains a ton of information on our health and well being, and we're really leveraging that to understand, you know, how are people doing >> so how are people doing especially when you think about the east coast which got hit by omicron first, from a u.s. standpoint, what is that trajectory showing based on the waste water analysis >>