i think one of the real victories for joseph biden happened before the summit with putin, and that ishat he reasserted global leadership and reasserted the relationships with our traditional allies. lisa: we are expecting president biden to arrive at the summit any minute. his motorcade on the way. there is a question, though. president biden is toggling between a hotter -- a harder stance that is literally very popular, and internationally much more delicate, given some of the trade relationships between europe and russia and the geographic proximity. how much has the european view and the u.s. domestic local vision of russia -- domestic political vision of russia a factor at this point? william: president biden has given europe a tremendous victory in the sense that the united states is not going to sanction the owners of the nord stream 2 pipeline, and that is now going to most likely be completed. in terms of listening to the united states and the european allies, i think president biden has demonstrated that he wants this relationship with our european allies, and he has decided

with this week's while actual summit in geneva, logic put in, and joseph biden seems to have would be march your politics aside and even agreed that they bear the responsibility for managing the relationship between the countries. how long will this commitment last, what the discount that i'm now joined by on the personal director general of the russian international affairs council. mr. cord, nothing's great to see you again. thank you for talking john, welcome. now you've been following the, you are still in the us russian relationship since the very beginning of your analytical career. i'm sure you've seen quite a number of such leaders. some of that can be cold war days. they've dealt literally with the fate of the world. i don't think that could be sad about the junior meeting, although i think there was also a little bit of this history in the making by kids. how do you assess it's significant the significance of these interactions in the ground came of things. well, i think it's fair to say that in the relation between mosca and washington, nothing serious happens without some

and joseph biden seems to have put the march your politics aside and even agreed that they bear the responsibility for managing the relationship between the countries. how long will this commitment last want to discuss that? i'm now joined by i'm the person, the director general of the russian international affairs council. mr. cord. nothing great to see you again. thank you for talking. john. welcome. now you've been following the, you are sodium, the huge russian relationship. since the very beginning of your career, i'm sure you've seen quite a number of such leaders. some of that can be cold war days. they've dealt literally with the fate of the world. i don't think that could be sad about the junior meeting, although i think there was also a little bit of this history in the making by kids. how do you or staff is significant the significance of these interactions in the grounds came of things. well, i think that it's fair to say that in the relation between mosca and washington, nothing serious happens without some meetings to listeners. some meetings have been the major catalyst for and you

with this week's bilateral assignment in geneva, logic put in and joseph biden seems to have, would be march your politics aside and even agreed that they bear the responsibility for managing the relationship between the countries. how long will this commitment last want to discuss that? i'm now joined by i'm the person, the director general of the russian international affairs council. mr. cord. nothing great to see you again. thank you for talking. john. welcome. now you've been following the you are still in the us russian relationship since the very beginning of your analytics career. i'm sure you've seen quite a number of such leaders. some of that can be.

ship rockets pointed at one another with this week's while actual summit in geneva put in and joseph biden seems to how it would be much your politics aside and even agreed that they bear the responsibility for managing the relationship between the countries. how long will this commitment last, what the discount that i'm now joined by on the person, the director general of the russian international affairs council, mr. cord. nothing's great to see you again. thank you for talking john, welcome. now you've been following b, you are still in the us russian relationship since the very beginning of your analytical career. i'm sure you've seen quite a number of such leaders. some of that can be cold war days. they've dealt literally with the fate of the world. i don't think that could be sad about the junior meeting, although i think there was also a little bit of this history in the making by kids. how do you assess is significant the significance of these interactions in the ground came of things? well i think that it's.

>> late night adapts with our cul culture. >> joseph biden took the oath of office. >> there was a timee it is not just jokes. >> if the job of late night television is to encompass hue march and satire about the issues of the moment, you are going to have to comment on social justice, on race, on lgbtq issues, on women's rights. >> and 867% increase in reported hate crimes against asians in new york city. 876%. this shit is like the gamestop of racism. >> it has to be a personal endeavor because that's what comedy is. it's so personal. and you point of view is so specific. >> where was mr. texas while his constituents are offering? well, there he is on a plane. snake on a plane right there. >> to be tremendously trite and corny and cliche, it is like laughing to keep from crying. you know what i mean? >> i think the future of late night is not necessarily late or at night. there will be a lot more shows. none of them with dominate. >> different formats and more diverse hosts. >> if you want every network late night host in one room together and then add me, we look like the it departme

biden's middle name is robinette? what? >> late night adapts with our culture. >> joseph r. ht was really all about making you laugh. >> joe biden blow my brains out. >> now late night has evolved into this space where it's not just jokes. >> if the job of late night television is to encompass humor and satire about the issues of the moment, you're going to have to comment on social justice, on race, on lgbtqia issues, on women's rights. >> 867% increase on hate. >> it has to be such a personal endeavor because that's what comedy is. it's so personal, and your point of view is so specific. >> then where was mr. texas while his constituents are suffering? well, there he is on a plane. snake on a plane right there. >> to be tremendously cliche, it's like laughing to keep from crying. you know what i mean? >> i think the future of late night is not necessarily late or at night. there will be a lot more shows. none of them will dominate. >> with different formats and more diverse hosts. >> i mean real talk. if you put every network late night host in one room together and then ad

apart by continued attacks on the legitimacy of the 2020 election and of our current president joseph bidenerlina which airs on peacock and back with us is john harlem in. zerlina, it was inevitable watching the madness of rudy giuliani spin out of control. this is stage one of the price he's going to be paying for that. >> right, lawrence. i think it's a big moment. finally, there is accountability for lying about the election. and i think it should be noted that this is wholly separate from the federal investigation into his dealings with ukraine, lawrence. so, i think rudy giuliani has problems on multiple fronts, and today is a day where the american people can be assured that someone is being held accountable, finally, for lying about the election and causing the insurrection. if you recall, he was even more egregious than donald trump was on that day. he talked about having trial by combat. so he was even more clear about what he wanted. those people to do, march up pennsylvania avenue to do, lawrence. >> john, the court was stunned that rudy giuliani continued to commit these offense

judge jeanine: i will go to joseph gamaldi, vice president of the fraternal order of police. tell us what bidenright and what he said wrong. >> he acknowledged that defunding the police is a complete loser. but politicians in the media are still gas lighting america that it's a solution. i will tell you where the president missed his mark. he didn't talk about rogue prosecutors and judges. we have gang members shooting people getting probation. we have gang members out on bonin they are getting another -- out on bond, and they are getting another bond. you compound that with anti-police rhetoric, and it's a recipe for disaster. in 2020 we had over 20,000 homicideth the united states. -- whom sides in the united states. that hasn't happened since the 90s. new york up 48%. and the list goes on and on. we want to talk about zero tolerance. how about we have zero tolerance for people shooting people in the face. judge jeanine: and people shooting children, chief garcia. what joe is saying is absolutely the case. we have got an increase in the tolerance of hate toward police. putting a target own th

the election last november which was won by joseph biden over donald trump, the incumbent president, by some seven million votes, one of the largest turnouts, if not the largest turnout, in the history of the united states. a decisive electoral college victory, the same margin that trump had triumphed over hillary clinton just a few years before. and yet, because of the big lie and the denial by donald trump, he inspired his followers to come to washington, d.c., and participate in a rally to protest. and not to come just any day, but to come on january 6 of 2021, this year, because that's when the electoral college votes were going to be counted. retiree know what followed -- we know what followed. we know that mob was turned loose on the streets of washington and turned loose on the capitol building, and those of us who were here that day will never forget it. i can recall the vice president of the united states sitting in the chair you're sitting in, taken out that door at be 2:15 in the afternoon. that is the capitol police warned us stay in your seats. we're going to gather staf

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community stay safe not just in north carolina but across the country, please welcome president joseph r biden]. biden: hello. [laughter] i love you back. by the way, you're in the midst of her in the presence of one heck of an individual. i want you all to know about. tommy. [laughter] he's always there with people even open critically focused people behind reverend barber credited. [applause and cheering]. thanks for all you do rev. ive jones thank you for that introduction. everything that you are doing. i think everyone here at this community center for hosting this, governor cooper, my good friend, great governor and the most important thing he's a man of enormous integrity. he really is. [applause] is doing an incredible job and i'm lucky to have him as a partner. and as we move along here, look. the main thing that i want to do is start off with the way you should never start off predict the managers out there. [laughter] if you have a chair, no stand for me. i was feeling really guilty man. i said that a while ago about a year ago i said, why doesn't everybody sit down and if somebody

but in 2020 -- >> cnn projects joseph r. biden jr.ege and the popular vote. >> 306-232. >> my fellow americans. >> that loss highlighted a big problem for republicans. these days they face a daunting challenge in winning real majorities. in the last eight presidential elections the republican candidate for president has won the popular vote only once. >> thank you all. >> in 2004. >> the republicans have found a way to lose and yet still win. this has made elements in the party sour on democracy, itself. >> absentee ballot verification laws. >> how else to explain the dozens of efforts across the country? >> trust and confidence in our elections. >> introduced in at least 45 state legislators according to the brennan center for justice. >> all to make it harder for americans to vote. >> how many of our christians, they want everybody to vote. i don't want everybody to vote. >> it's a reflex on the right that has been building for decades preached by one of the founders of modern conservativism, paul wierk. >> as a matter of fact our l

trump to votes for joseph biden. the "times" notes this. none of the emails show mr.vestigation, suggested by meadowed, and former officials and people close to him said that he did not do so. an email to another justice department official indicated that mr. rosen has refused to broker a meeting between the fbi and a man who had posted videos online promoting the italy conspiracy theory known as, of course, italygate. a president who had just lost re-election desperate to cling to power. in the wake of his traditionally obedient attorney general, bill barr, publicly shooting down his false theory of widespread voter fraud, the times reports that trump wasted no time in pressuring barr's replacement. it reports that the now ex-president's pushing of rosen began the day after he was announced to be taking on the role of acting attorney general. now, eight months after the election, those beliefs among trump and his allies remain and we see them manifesting in the baseless audit still under way in georgia and arizona, the efforts by state republicans to start one in pen

trump to votes for joseph r. biden jr. we have no word of any such investigations. joining us now, peter baker, and university of alabama law professor, joyce vance. she is also an msnbc contributor. peter, your colleague said this, that the newly unearthed messages show how mr. meadows' private efforts veered into the recommend many of the outlandish. how significant is that reporting? >> from the beginning, they saw no line it wasn't willing to cross when you tried to influence the justice department. remember, this is a president who repeatedly tried to badger his attorney general, first jeff sessions and then bill barr, into prosecuting his rivals. he tried to badger them into clearing his friends publicly as well as privately, tried to, you know, basically use the justice department as his own personal lawyer in a variety of fights that he had with critics and adversaries that he perceived. mark meadows' e-mails in these final weeks are basically of a piece of administration that did not see a line there to begin with. i think it also tells you just how despera

to introduce the 46th president of the united states and our commander-in-chief the honorable joseph r biden jr. my fellow americans today, we raised the flag over the memorial for the first time. let's remember. all that was sacrificed. all that was sanctified. by a proud brave americans who served in world war i many ways it was our first modern war. the first years of planes and tanks and new communications many new dangers we learned that what it meant to fight trench to trench. we saw the horrors of chemical weapons unleashed. and in some ways the great war shifted america's thinking about ourselves and redefined our place in the world. we grapple with what we stood for what we're willing to fight and die for it to defend. principles of freedom and democracy we confronted a terrible cost of war and an age of new and deadly technologies, but the commitment and valor of the american women and men who stepped up to serve whether here at home or in the front lines in europe was the same spirit. there's always defined american service members. more than four million served four million ameri

biden win, he just won more votes. more importantly, there is no constitutional mechanism for a redo. we had one election. it's over. we have a president. his name is joseph robinette biden. this weekend in north carolina the two sides of this republican coin, the elections are only legit when republicans win normies and the trump is still president lulus are on a collision course ahead of a speech from you know who at saturday's north carolina gop convention. he's texting supporters making it sound like he's still the president and needs their input. the problem is millions of the maga base actually believe him. the only nuance between them and the regular old republicans as adam serwer writes is not whether elections need to be changed but whether political violence is next to achieve that objective. the maga true believers showed they think so on january 6th. and with disgraced michael flynn, an ex-general calling for a coup before he said that he didn't, you have every right to be alarmed. as representative jason crow and chrissie hoolihan write, let's be clear. this attack on democracy is as intentional as it is insidious. michael flynn's comments ab

well, you had someone named joseph biden who ran for president who last year criticized president trumpw biden is on the spot because what happened a few hours ago when they arrested the editor in chief of apple daily which is hong kong's main newspaper and they arrested the ceo of next digital, the publisher of the paper and as you point out, five other staffers. i mean, there's got to be statement and there's got to be action, more important, action from president biden. xi jinping is just testing biden and he's doing all these things that you mentioned and there's no reaction from the united states. there is no reaction. maria: none. but we did hear biden say that he knows xi jinping better than any other leader and he expects to take over america within 15 years. president biden said that the other day. gordon chang, no words. good to see you this morning, sir. we'll be right back. there's interest you accrue, and interests you pursue. plans for the long term, and plans for a long weekend. at thrivent, we believe money is a tool, not a goal. to learn more, text thrive to 444555, or

trump to votes for joseph r. biden jr. it's so ridiculous even when i'm reading it.t did not. what do you make of this effort by meadows? >> as someone who spent 19 years at the department of justice, i think it's disgusting to see an attempt to abuse it in this way. first and foremost, what i see here is a violation of the policy about communication between the white house and the justice department for this very reason. there is a very strict rule about the channel of communication between the white house and the department of justice to avoid either the reality or appearance of partisan politics motivating an investigation. so that's the first problem. but only overshadowed by the second problem, which is the substance of it. to ask for there to be an investigation into something that someone knows is baseless is an abuse of the machinery of the justice department. it is appropriate that jeffrey rosen declined to pursue this because investigations need a factual predication before the levers of the justice department can be used. and that is to protect people from

the ballot counting in key states continued and on saturday, november 7th -- >> cnn projects joseph r. biden the united states. >> don't be ridiculous.net works don't get to inside elections, courts do. >> actually voters decide the elections. trump and his allies would unsuccessfully take their stolen election case court to court, nearly 60 times. >> they know they stole this and they also know that we are going to show they stole it. >> will you accept joe biden has president? >> no, he'll never be my president. >> how could that change at this point? >> it could be spifl war. >> it is outrageous. >> day after day it was hit with things that was designed to look as if something bad to happen. claims of fraud and social media platforms played a huge role in expanding those claims. >> we have not looked at all the dead people that voted and people without residences. >> dead people voting. explain that. >> where did you get that particular news that dead people are voting. >> it is on multiple sources. >> i don't have my computer in front of me so i can't look it up. i can find it for you. >

. >>> cnn projects joseph r biden is elected the 46th president of the united states. >> don't be ridiculousp and his allies would unsuccess any take their stolen election case to court after court, nearly 60 times. but millions of trump supporters stuck in an echo chamber of right-wing propaganda, news, and social media would hear only of more and more allegations of fraud. >> they know they stole this and they also know we're going to show they stole it. >> will you accept joe biden as president? >> no. he'll never be my president. >> how could that change? >> you never know. >> reporter: day after day, the news cycle were hit with things that looked like something bad was happening. misleading video and social media platforms with a huge roll in rapidly expanding those claims. >> we haven't let that -- all the dead people that voted, people without actual residences. >> dead people voted, so explain that. >> but where did you get that particularly news that dead people were voting? >> it's on multiple sources. i don't have my can computer? front of you so i could look it up. i could find

the ballot counting in key states continued, and on saturday, november 7th -- >> cnn projects joseph r. bidennt of the united states. >> don't be ridiculous. networks don't get to decide elections. courts do. >> actually, voters decide elections. trump and his allies would unsuccessfully take their stolen election case to court after court, nearly 60 times. but millions of trump supporters stuck in an echo chamber of right-wing propaganda, news, and social media would hear only of more and more allegations of fraud. >> they know they stole this, and they also know that we're going to show they stole it. >> will you accept joe biden as president? >> no. he'll never be my president. >> i mean how could that change at this point? >> well, it could be a civil war. you never know. >> the news cycle day after day was hit with things that were designed to look as if something bad was happening. claims of fraud, claims of stolen blaallots you, misleadin video. and social media platforms played a huge role in rapidly expanding those claims. >> we haven't looked at all the dead people that voted, peopl

face to face meeting, for example, between russian president vladimir putin and president joe biden st. joseph'sa so in 2020 three big attacks against the industry netted about $2.1 million according to compare caltech the champaign ur bana public health district, university san francisco school of medicine, the university hospital in new jersey, all held hostage, the list goes on, so the fbi and other government agencies say that they have credible information on an increase and imminent cyber creek threat to u.s. hospitals and healthcare providers. the lead cybersecurity advisor for the american hospital association calls these attacks during the covid pandemic despicable, and crossing a line. he advised his hospitals to continue to invest in better technology but also education for employees is critical he says because ransomware comes in phishing e-mails and in his mind it's not just private companies though that need to step up. listen. >> we have urged government to embark upon a coordinated campaign to use all diplomatic, financial, law enforcement, intelligence in military cyber capabili

just a short while ago we saw president biden attending mass back home in delaware. he was seen at st. joseph parish he traditional visits. he was seen there with the first lady, his sister valerie, as well as his granddaughter natry. at one point he was greeting the priest who had said the mass they attended. we often see him attending each weekend. he's not one to miss a sort or sunday service. but while we see the president attend mass, we hear him quote scripture in many of his events. president biden is very private what it comes to talking about how he actually practices. so yesterday, when he was asked about this decision, or these steps being taken to potential prevent him from taking communion, the president did not exactly want to comment on the matter and said he ultimately doesn't think it will happen. take a listen. >> that's a private matter, and i don't think that's going to happen. thank you. >> reporter: so very brief comments from president biden. this has not been the first time that this issue over abortion rights has really become a flash point within the catholic church.

the biden administration has described the when by form a chief justice abraham racy as manufactured. joseph jabari has more now from the iranian capital, tara president likes that is abraham bracy, even though he is coming into office in august with one of the lowest voter turnout in the country's history. it is seen as an attempt by western powers. that is specifically the united states to try and tarnish his image within the international community. and that, that is something of course the officials here say is unacceptable. they do not want any kind of comment or interference by the us administration in iran. internal policies, spain, 5 minister has pardoned 9 caselanos separatist leaders who had been sent to prison . they were convicted of sedition in 2019 for their role, and a failed independence. the tree is elia, conservative opposition parties in madrid, se they'll challenge the pardons in court while the opposition candidate in armenia is a snap election says he has evidence of fraud in sunday's verse, and we'll take it to the constitutional court from a president rather contrary.

joseph lavonia. thanks for joining us. you know, here is the thing that president biden, he's now going to say listen i put through this bipartisan compromise, he had the photo with a lot of high ranking republicans but now he's holding the deal hostage and it's ironic because i think as a democrat you have to pay the ransom to get that budget through. your thoughts on all of this? >> yeah, the different, charles as you said at the outset is definitely bipartisan. people want roads and bridges, and rail lines to work. those are the things we wanted for a while, infrastructure certainly delapidated and so far on the bipartisan deal the incremental spending is only , i say only, about 600 billion more than what's already been appropriated so in terms of size, it's not matched up but however, as you say, the democrats want to go with a reconciliation bill which arguably is going to entail significantly higher taxes. it seems like from what mitch mcconnell has been suggesting and what we've been hearing is republicans don't want to go with any new tax increases, so the ability to shepherd through an infrastructure bill while at the s

this one day after president biden met with vladimir putin to discuss cyber attacks and ws target was hit, saint joseph's hospitals in savanna, georgia hit with iran somewhere attack. the hospital said you may have heard about cyber facility incident involving the computer systems today. we are investigating the scope of this to determine personal or health information is involved in this incident. we will notify those individuals. doctors and nurses using paperwork, the hospital works to restore the computer systems some patients may be notified some surgeries may have to be moved. remember, putin at the summit said it wasn't us. it was us cyberspace, that is where this is coming from. todd: could be the don't punch me list was ignored. can't believe it. a landmark decision at the supreme court. jillian: open for college athletes, the supreme court sided with former college players over athlete pay, the court upholding the ruling on how college athletes can be paid but more importantly the bigger story, this opens the door to more litigation and several states already passed laws for athletes to make mo

it wasn't on the list that biden said don't hit us, putin. remains to be seen. st. joseph'sd paper to help patients. this comes one week after president biden's meeting with russian prime minister vladmir putin. he went all shaggy on us, favorite artist of the '90s. it wasn't me. he said most of the cyberattacks are done by the americas. stuart: the day after the putin meeting, day after the ultimatum, they get a ransomaway attack. >> that comes after the list. the list will come back to bite the administration. stuart: we have the governor of georgia with us, governor, great to have you back again. are you getting help from the fed on this, from the feds i should say from this? >> good morning, stuart, we've been in touch with st. joe's in savannah, georgia. this is systemic around the country. we just got over the pipeline hack that crippled pipelines. the biden administration, we need to go after the people t needs to be a federal response. we need to track them anywhere in the world, punish them criminally. punish them financially. this is the new war we're dealing with

biden's efforts to curb gun violence. >>> plus, hope for >>> finally tonight, the veter >>> finally tonight, the veteran who earned a purple heart, now at 90, reminding us he's america strong. joseph, colorado. he served in the korean war, a private first class in the army. at first, dreaming of joining the army's 101st airborne. but there was an issue. >> i signed up for the 101st airborne. i only weighed 128 pounds. i had to weigh 140. >> but he would go on to serve for five years with the first calvary division, earning a purple heart he still wears proudly around his neck. after the war, he started a family, children, grandchildren, but always dreaming of the sky. and so, for his 90th birthday, he decided to jump. >> i'm so excited to jump. >> his family cheering. and 14,000 feet up in the air, private first class jaramillo finally taking the leap. over utah, the parachute landing back on the ground. and joining us tonight from solid ground -- >> hi, david. >> -- private first class jaramillo on the moment he waited 70 years for. >> that wind was something else. but oh, it was so peaceful. i've been thinking about diving out of a plane all these years, and finally i got it ove

joseph's catholic church is just blocks from the scene. the church has several parishioners that lived in the collapse and was unaccounted for on friday. >> u.s. president joe biden sent his sympathies saying my heart is with the citizens of surfside. yesterday i spoke with governor desantis to let him know we are ready to provide assistance by state and local officials. biden approved an emergency declaration on friday. you can help so please head to cnn.com/impact and you'll find links that have been identified by cnn at cnn.com impact. >> desperate and hundreds of miles away. the wait for answers is taking place from abroad. plus something goes horribly wrong during a hot air balloon flight in new mexico and the balloon crashes to the ground with no survivors. we'll have the latest on that. stay with us. upport his family. military service was just part of his life. he was brave in so many ways. who are the heroes in your family? try our new scented oils for freshness that lasts. crafted to give you amazingly natural smellingy ways. fragrances, day after day... ...for up to 60 days. give us one plug for freshness that lasts. >>> u.s. authorities are investigat

biden's electoral college victory. that brings the number of codefendants charged in the largest conspiracy case from that day to 16. the newly named defendants are josephtt and william dolan and william isaacs and the fourth name are still redacted. the fight is not over once the group entered the capitol building and he waved rioters towards the highway. joining us now is a former prosecutor and a chief assistant district attorney in the manhattan district attorney's office, dan, thank you for joining us tonight. i appreciate it. i want to go straight to this part of this report saying that one of the people whose indicted, the name is still redacted and what the crime is, the accusation is redacted. why would that be? >> thanks for having me, lawrence, the person is not apprehended and the government does not trust these folks. the indictment reeks of people that don't respects the government and don't want the government to operate the way it does. law enforcement authorities are paranoid in normal cases. >> prediscussions with some of these accusers in the 16. what does preliminary means? >> it means they're starting to talk to defense lawyers. it

biden would not be allowed to receive communion at mass. you see him here and the first lady chatting with the priest. this is at st. joseph on the brandy wine near wilmington, delaware. the president says he does not impose his position on others who feel differently. tune in tomorrow for meet the tres with chuck todd. watch it right here on nbc day area at 8:00 a.m. >>> coming up. finally, the hong-awaited harriet tubbman human opens its doors today. we'll take you there next. is your family ready for an emergency? you can prepare by mapping out two ways to escape your home, creating a supply kit, and including your whole family in practice drills. for help creating an emergency plan, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com a little preparation will make you and your family safer in an emergency. a week's worth of food and water, radio, flashlight, batteries and first aid kit are a good start to learn more, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com >>> a san francisco bay area tradition is returning. the music festival is back tomorrow. this is video from years passed. last year the festival was held virtually because of that pandemic.

biden's electoral college victory. that brings the number of codefendants charged and the largest conspiracy case from that day to 16. newly-named defendants are jason dylan, josepht, william isaac's all from florida. a fourth need to defendants name and alleged actions. they're still redacted. according to the indictments a group of 16 dependence are all accused of taking part in a conspiracy to obstruct confirmation of the election. defended william i six allegedly yelled, the fight is not over. once the group entered the capital building and he waved rioters down the hallway toward the senate chain or. daniel alonso a federal foster cuter and chief assistant district attorney in the manhattan district attorney's office. thank you very much for joining us tonight. i want to go straight to this part of reports saying that one of the people who is indicted the name is still redacted and what's the crime is. the accusation is redacted. why would that be? >> thanks for having me lawrence. what i would probably say here is that the person is not been apprehended and the government doesn't trust these folks, right? the indictment wreaks of people that really don't re

biden saying basically the exact opposite. remember this is the fifth american president who has had to deal with vladimir putin. he's already been in power longer than any russian leader since josephnows exactly what he's doing. he appreciates and wants to be seen and respected as an equal on the world stage. at the same time, he will make trouble. he will find a way to get under the skin of the americans. as fiona hill, who was in the room the last time american lead are donald trump met with putin in helsinki, she said, you know, it's like the boys desperate to sit with the girls in the school lunchroom but then spend all their time kicking them under the table. >> that's some real imagely no matter what language you speak. susan glasser, jeff zeleny, thank you for that reporting. appreciate it. >>> while the president is overseas, here at home his priorities from infrastructure to voting rights have run smack into the middle of a 50/50. we learned the trump justice department seized cell phone data from the former president's political enemies, their families and sitting members of congress. joining me now exclusively is the house speaker nancy pelosi. thank you so much. nice t

biden is president. >> but is he lying to you? >> he won the election. >> is the president, former president, lying to you? >> if he lost the election, then he is lying. >> counselor, josephdo you make of the fact that the former president is still out there saying this kind of thing? >> i have one question for clarification. john, do you prefer the joe look or anderson look? >> you are an attractive man, but you're here for your legal role in this. so again, let me ask you -- >> okay. >> the former president continues to be out there questioning the results of the past election. what impact does that have? >> i have read a lot about this, and i am an extremely passionate and i am biased, and interestingly, i am in a studio where i will call it trumpland. i look to my right, you see i'm really looking to the left or the opposite -- it's the opposite. everything is the opposite. that's his world. he's grown up like that. that's who he is. it's all about me. is it a lie to him? it doesn't matter. he doesn't think that way. there are four people now on the history of the 20th century that all belong in the same group and history will look at them all. mussolini, hitler, stal

biden will discuss russian led attacks with his counterpart vladimir putin next week. not likely those involved in this will see time in a u.s. prison because they are in russia. tomorrow joseph glom will appear on capitol hill for two days. he will take a grilling about what led up to this specific attack. what could have been done to prevent it. bret? >> bret: david spunt at the justice department. david, thank you. also breaking tonight, growing questions about dr. anthony fauci's conduct regarding those emails and concern in the debate over the origins of the controversies. his critics say his positions have been inconsistent at best, deceptive at worst. but he continues to have the full support, publicly at least, from the president. white house correspondent peter doocy has details tonight live from the north lawn. peter? >> peter: good evening bret. president biden ran on hire dr. fauci and fire donald trump. questions about what kind of counsel counsel he was given the former president donald trump as there are calls for him to be fired. >> how many more times does this guy need to lie before he is ousted? >> peter: this is senator marco rubio problem history of movin

biden getting 81 million trumps surpassing not only donald trump who surpassed his voting in 2016 but he also beat hillary clinton and barack obama? >> all right, that's john out of pennsylvania. this is joseph out of tallahassee, florida, says the court is too liberal right now. why do you say that, joseph? >> caller: well, first of all, no matter where the supreme court votes, not everybody's going to be happy with it. in other words, if they say we're going to vote for this, people don't like that, will say, no, no, no, they're no good. this has always been a problem, all the way back from when the supreme court voted to take prayer and bible out of the schools. and for just the fact that let one person override everybody else in the country. i think one of the problems that i'm seeing with it is that either the supreme court decisions that they have to make or the congress has to make, they have to put these issues before they vote on a ballot to the american public, and that's the public vote so they can go ahead and know where the people stand. but if it's not going to be done that way no matter who was on the supreme court, no matter what the issues are, there will still be problems.

biden and vladimir putin. a georgia hospital is hit with a ransomware attack. st. joseph's chandler serves people in savanna.are keeping paper records until the computers are fixed. massachusetts health officials revealing nearly 4,000 fully vaccinated people have tested positive for covid-19. the department of health says the break through cases only account for one in every 1,000 people. officials did not elaborate on the severity of cases. massachusetts has fully vaccinated more than 3.7 million people. and a british contributor's joy turns to despair when smashes his own car. watch. >> oh. jillian: oh, man. luckily the club's chairman agreed to pay for the repair of the call which the cricketer using to learn a living as a taxi driver. brian: wow, really upset. another reason i don't play cricket i don't want to smash a window. jillian: me too. brian: athlete set to represent the u.s. currently an alternate at the tokyo olympics is now under fire for now deleted facebook post about burning the american flag bmx freestyle rider chelsea wolfe wrote in part my goal is to win the olympics so can i burn a u.s

question about the biden administration crime strategy announced yesterday, this text from barb in ohio says what strategy, all i heard was take away guns. arlene is in st. joseph'schigan. you are on the. -- on. -- on next. caller: good morning. i didn't hear anything new. it was more of the same. we have plenty of gun laws and at the same time, he opened up the borders and now more and more illegal guns are coming in. so, he has done nothing. people have got to remember, guns are not walking around killing people. people are killing each other. it is a new culture here in the united states. they do not get arrested, they have all the snow bonds stuff. they don't want police in this is the result. host: let's hear from mr. brown, calling from maryland. mr. brown, good morning. caller: good morning, sir, how are you doing? host: fine, thank you. caller: i listen almost every morning but i think your program is a platform for racist white people to spit out the same old rhetoric they have been for the last 60 years. if you want to talk about crime and guns and things like that, sir, i'm from the black community and i know that the police and the black community are

joe biden getting 81 million votes, surpassing not only don trump, who surpassed his voting in 2016, but also beat hillary clinton and barack obama. host: this is josephut of tallahassee, florida commencing the court is too liberal right now. why do you say that -- florida, saying the court is too liberal right now. why do you say that? caller: no matter how the court votes, not everybody is going to be happy. this has always been a problem all the way back from when the supreme court voted to take prayer and bible out of the schools. for just the fact that one person overwrite it everyone else in the country. one of the problems i am seeing with it is that either the supreme court decisions that they have to make war that congress has to make, they have to put these issues before they vote on a ballot to the american public and let the public vote so they can go ahead and know where the people stand. if it is not done that way, no matter who is on the supreme court, no matter what the issues are, there will still be problems. from what i understand when i learned it in school, it was a simple truth that our elected officials represented the american