well, one of the players in the conflict will be, or is in fact a joseph biden. the u. s. president, we have the former us ambassador to the ukraine, a john hub, still sat with us in fairfax don't. i mean, is it? he's in a rock and a hard place. he'd like, how does biden deal with this? if he doesn't act on you crying, he's going to be seen as being weak. but if he does act, there's a, there's a threat to russia there. look, i think by understands will the dangers of the current situation. um mosque l or st. an aggressive war against ukraine in 2014, which continues to this day. they ceased crimea, and they began as cover military operation done boss. the court military operation done boss was designed to crush a key if to pursue the end is pursuit of a western leaning for foreign policy. hooton's operation done boss to sell is limited. limited military aggression in don boss has not moved ukraine direction. he was that's what he's threatening escalation by unrecognised escalation would be a. ready very bad thing for american interests. that's why he stayed very clearly

in april this year before putin had his summit with joseph biden that there was troop buildup on theder. we are seeing that again, and the rock concerns it may -- and there are concerns that it may be putin planning a move. that is what the u.s. has shared with its eu allies. we are not sure what intelligence the u.s. has shared. why now? there are a lot of divisions among western allies. a new government in germany, elections in france, issues with the eu and the u.k. it may be perceived the west is weaker now. dani: really important story, we appreciate you staying on top of it for us. as we look at markets that continue to trade around all-time highs, we talk more about climate change and cop. rolls-royce is developing a new generation of nuclear reactors as part of the push to meet the u.k. net zero target. we will speak the ceo of the company's nuclear unit. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ dani: welcome back to the open, 30 minutes into the european cash equity trading session. inflation concerns hit treasuries, yields pop after wednesday's cpi shock print ripples through mar

left provided in critiquing from were photographs from 2014 when they were the obama cages with joseph biden, also had some level of control over his vice president. so we seem to be going round and round in this argument about the board of critics and perhaps say that not all of us changed. and with these administrations, has it given as you say, the photos of from 2014 and from cages. now the blind cases and what's your view and how these children are being treated. it has that treatment improved a lot was over the last 4 to 6 years. of course, it's a terrible thing to subject the child to a 1000 mile journey in the hands of criminal cartels. and that's exactly who is bringing these people to the border and helping them across it. and along the way, subject to abuses of which we can only imagine with horror. but the ultimate story is, under trump, a wall was built and officers were deployed and the border crossing ceased. the people stopped coming because they heard the unfriendly voice from the top to the idea that they could come to america with no problem as illegal immigrants. trump wa

they skipped the democrat nominee, joseph biden, the republican nominee, and the libertarian nominee. in the rural areas of georgia, where the republican congressmen hold the seats, they got 33,000 more votes than president trump. those data points show us there is a tail off at the presidential. many if not all of the republican steakhouse represented of and senators -- statehouse representatives and senators got higher votes than the president. host: thank you for telling about the pressure trump put on you. i'm not sure why you voted for trump since he displayed so little honesty and integrity during his presidency. guest: we all have choices to make. i was one of president trump's earlier supporters in 2016. i thought that what we needed was a change. we need to get back to -- i'm a pro low tax kind of guy. pro small business. deregulate the environment, let the free market be free. in 2020, i voted for him again. my family has given money to him. i've always voted for the republican team. i understand your question. i understand that. but, we also have to look at who our choices

jon: one of them labeled him white supremacist is joseph biden who now occupies the white house but nottime he put out a tweet essentially labeling rittenhouse a white supremacist. many say rittenhouse article after the president or maybe after he leaves office or some action like that. >> again, the president actually said that and when he was asked about yesterday before he was going to walter reed he said i stand by what the jury in the decision was in the case and that's a nice sentiment but never answered the question because he can't, he rushed judgment just like the media did in this particular case but you look at this, look back at the two biggest stories we've been covering glenn youngkin's victory in virginia and posttrial, duncan's victory according to more than a few political media fueled by white supremacy. the first black woman when state commonwealth, she was elected by white supremacist or she believes that somehow, it's unhinged, it's ridiculous now this, playing the race card from the bottom of the deck and that's why 84% of the american people believe the media is t

i think joseph biden for nominating me to be an associate judge of the superior court of the district of columbia. i extend my gratitude and appreciation to congresswoman elinor holmes norton for her kind words. this nomination and the opportunity to be -- two at -- opportunity to appear before you today are easily the highest honors of my professional career. i sit before you today buttressed by the support of my extended family, classmates, close friends and colleagues. through unwavering support, they have been toured, supported and encouraged me in life and throughout my career. i offer special mention to my husband, whose commitment and dedication formed a fulcrum that allows me to successfully balance work, family and coparenting our four-year-old son. guiding and being a loving and caring parent is the internal commitment of my life. my mother, a formerly retired public educator who returned to her career in education because it is more accurately her life's calling is washing with great enthusiasm and unbridled love and support from fort lauderdale, florida. i would also like

certified the election, presided over the election of the duly elected president of the united states, joseph biden have a year to go to find out what happened, until the republicans in all likelihood take over the congress, they're going to try to shut down this investigation. the press particularly, the committee, one year to go to find out what happened in the most grieve rouse assault on democracy since the confederacy and the civil war. >> you say there are people inside pence's inner circle who are angry. >> yes. >> why is that snornt. >> because there are people who believe in the constitution of the united states. even in the republican party there are still people who believe in the constitution despite the fact that the party has been taken over by craven republicans and made the party of trumpism and authoritarianism, but there are people there, and it is the job of the press, the job of this committee, particularly the press, to find a witness or several witnesses, perhaps among pence's aides, not necessarily his principals as jamie again del reported, but maybe some aides to the aides.

but in 2020 -- >> cnn projects joseph r. biden jr.-- >> -- he lost both the electoral college and the popular vote. >> 302-232. >> my fellow americans -- >> that loss highlights 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 explanation laws. >> how else explain to those across the country -- >> trust in confidence in our elections. >> introduced in at least 45 legislatures according to the brennan center for justice. >> all to make it harder for americans to vote. >> some 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 american conservatism, paul wyrick. >> in fact,

you please join me in welcoming and thanking our president, our president of the united states, joseph r. bidenapplause] ♪ >> thank you so much. my name is joe biden. i am jill biden's husband. and i'm delighted to be here. thank you. thank you. it is truly, it's not hyperbole to suggest, it's a great honor to be here, a genuine honor, and at this great public university celebrating the life and legacy of not one, but two proud sons of connecticut, senator thomas dodd and my good friend and we truly are really good, close friends, senator chris dodd. chris and i have known each other for a long time. but if you'll excuse a point of personal privilege, as we used to say in the senate, i saw up close how he fought for human rights and human dignity in the senate. but do you know my measure? madam ambassador, ambassador kennedy, do you know what my measure is? people who tell me they care about people and then disrespect the waitress or a waiter. people who tell me they care about how, in fact, people are entitled to be treated with dignity and walk by someone at a shoeshine stand and doesn't say

sullivan for recommending me to the white house and i would like to especially thank president joseph biden for this tremendous honor of his nomination. as maya angelou has said, i should not travel the road that led me here today alone. i would like to thank and acknowledge my court family, and particular the chief of the superior court of the district of columbia, and my mentor, chief judge and a blackbird rigney of the district of columbia court of appeals, for their immeasurable support. i am truly fortunate to have the support not only of makeup -- not only of my colleagues present and past, but of my hands and family members. many of whom are watching virtually and all of whom i am deeply -- deeply -- deeply grateful to. i would like to recognize my husband and thank my husband, my soulmate. his love has been enduring and his encouragement and understanding has been absolutely endless. i would like to recognize my maternal grandmother and my grandfather who i affectionately refer to as grandpapa. they are watching from my hometown of buffalo, new york stop thank you for your support a

joseph biden was elected president of the united states. period. even today, more than nine months after president biden was sworn in, there are many in the republican party or unwilling to acknowledge these basic facts. instead, the right wing ecosystem of misinformation and disinformation continues to perpetuate the big lie, that the election was stolen. senate republicans refused to speak up against it. mr. masterson, what is the long-term effects of this type of misinformation and disinformation campaigns, including how they relate to the security of future elections or voter confidence? >> thank you, senator padilla, it is good to see you. the long-term consequences start with the erosion of trust and doubt and deception around our democratic institutions. the reality, if our voters do not trust or believe the results of our elections, our democracy in -- is unhealthy. struggling to succeed. the reality is, that has implications for the security of those who work in elections. as implications for america on the national stage, and the health of

election week came down to philly, and after philly was decided and announced -- >> cnn projects joseph r. bidend the 46th president of the united states. >> joe biden declared victory. what was that like? >> to have our voters votes result in the election being called was an incredible thing to watch.' votes result in the election being called was an incredible thing to watch. while all that is happening, we are also aware that rudy giuliani is coming to philadelphia. >> wow, what a beautiful day, thank you. >> going to the four seasons landscaping place to say that our voters' votes shouldn't be counted. >> i was about to bring up four seasons total landscaping because it was -- >> in philadelphia, they keep the votes of dead people secret. >> the most -- >> very suspect method of voting -- >> degrading. >> there was o no security, zero. >> pathetic. >> people have no assurance at all that those ballots were cast -- >> farcical moment in my view of this post-election day challenge of this all. and appropriate. >> there would have to be anonymously cast for joe biden in order to catch up. >> th

i would like to say that i have full confidence in joseph biden, our president.owever, besides the republicans, i also have a problem with the radical democrats. host: who are they? caller: the suppose it progressives. host: you think they should stop now and just -- caller: if they continue, the democratic party will be in a shambles. host: continue want? caller: what they are doing, their views are totally radical and out of touch with reality. host: do you think the social spending proposal will help the economy? caller: i presume so, yes. host: listen to what republicans are saying, this is mitch mcconnell. he put out this statement, democrats have already created a lot of harm this year with the previous package they passed earlier this year without a single republican vote. it created inflation, which larry summers rejected it was going to happen. he is still in an argument with the treasury secretary over it, people do not want to go back to work because of what they have already done. the best way to sum up the impact of democratic policy, if the democrat

. >> cnn projects joseph r. biden junior is elected. >> for republicans like christie, the last year has not always been that fun. take me back to election night 2020. you're watching the then president and he starts talking and you do what? >> i felt absolutely sick to my stomach physically stick to my stomach watching him stand behind the seal of the president of the united states in the east room of the white house saying something that i knew at that moment he couldn't prove was true. but he was saying it as if it was an absolute fact. >> we were getting ready to win this election frankly, we did win this election. >> you cannot as president of the united states stand up there and say that the election was stolen to the american people as your first statement after the results are coming in unless you have absolute concrete proof and that's the prosecutor in me, i guess. i felt like it was the obligation of even someone who had been a supporter of his, had voted for him earlier that day to say what the truth was a

so they skipped joseph r. biden, president trump and also joe jorgensen.es clarity to all of this is the republican congressman got 33,000 more votes than president trump. and those are objective criteria. those are data points. you can't argue with facts. and as a republican, i know we didn't like the results but the facts are that president trump did come up short. >> you say the january 6th select committee in the house has reached out to you. what do they want to know? >> i guess i don't know what i could really add to it because we had a conversation with the president about one hour and ten minutes long. it's out there in the public domain. anyone can listen to it. also my book came out today and i had that full conversation in there. and when president trump made some points during our conversation, i had what i call observations. i really just provide some background information. so when he said that there was 5,000 dead people that voted, some of his surrogates said 10,000. there's actually less than 5. and when he said there's underage voters of

cnn projects joseph r. biden jr.sident trump a second term. >> cnn was the first network to make the projection based on new data from pennsylvania, and all of the other major networks followed within minutes, fox the slowest, but everyone affirmed the victory. when i went back and rewatched the coverage from this hour this day last year, there was one moment that was a glimpse into the funky future. it was that guy, rick santorum, telling cnn viewers a report from the republican point of view, we're not convinced it's over yet. santorum said he knew there were a lot of folks in the white house who were going to keep fighting to, quote, overturn this. it was like a foreshadowing of the big lie and it happened within 15 minutes of biden becoming president-elect. now one year later, you know santorum is no longer with cnn. he's joined a new network. guess which one? this week he climbed aboard newsmax, the very same network that ignored the reality of last november's projections and he joined on the very same week news

watch this >> the president of the united states joseph r. bidenlaughter ] >> jimmy: why -- [ laughter ] [ applause ] holy [ laughter ] >> thank you [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we actually played that at double speed [ laughter ] then biden was like, "oh, hang on, i forgot my speech." [ laughter ] you want to start the american - [ laughter ] "ladies and gentlemen, president -- he's like, "you got to be kidding me, man. by the time he got to the mic, half the bridge had already been demolished. [ laughter ] meanwhile, i saw that house democrats are trying to pass a a nearly $2 trillion spending package. but some people are worried that they won't be able to unite in time to pass before the holidays a few democrats have even released statements about the whole thing. check this out congressman david price said, "we democrats need to band together or we'll end of paying the ultimate, well, my last name." [ laughter ] next up, congressman josh harder said, "this bill should be easy to pass, but certain people are making it, well, my last name." [ laughter

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they skipped the democrat nominee, joseph biden, the republican nominee, and the libertarian nominee.n the rural areas of georgia, where the republican congressmen hold the seats, they got 33,000 more votes than president trump. those data points show us there is a tail off at the presidential. many if not all of the republican steakhouse represented of and senators -- statehouse representatives and senators got higher votes than the president. host: thank you for telling about the pressure trump put on you. i'm not sure why you voted for trump since he displayed so little honesty and integrity during his presidency. guest: we all have choices to make. i was one of president trump's earlier supporters in 2016. i thought that what we needed was a change. we need to get back to -- i'm a pro low tax kind of guy. pro small business. deregulate the environment, let the free market be free. in 2020, i voted for him again. my family has given money to him. i've always voted for the republican team. i understand your question. i understand that. but, we also have to look at who our choices we

they skipped the democrat nominee, joseph biden, the republican nominee, and the libertarian nominee.e rural areas of georgia, where the republican congressmen hold the seats, they got 33,000 more votes than president trump. those data points show us there is a tail off at the presidential. many if not all of the republican steakhouse represented of and senators -- statehouse representatives and senators got higher votes than the president. host: thank you for telling about the pressure trump put on you. i'm not sure why you voted for trump since he displayed so little honesty and integrity during his presidency. guest: we all have choices to make. i was one of president trump's earlier supporters in 2016. i thought that what we needed was a change. we need to get back to -- i'm a pro low tax kind of guy. pro small business. deregulate the environment, let the free market be free. in 2020, i voted for him again. my family has given money to him. i've always voted for the republican team. i understand your question. i understand that. but, we also have to look at who our choices were.

election week came down to philly and after philly was decided, and announced -- >> cnn projects joseph r bidenr. is elect willed the 46th president of the united states. >> joe biden declared victory. what was that like? >> to have our voters votes result in the election being called was an incredible thing to watch. while all that is happening, we are also aware that rudy giuliani is coming to philadelphia. >> wow, what a beautiful day, thank you. >> going to the four seasons landscaping place to say that our voters' votes should not be counted. >> i was about to bring up four seasons total landscaping because it was -- >> in philadelphia, they keep the votes of dead people secret. >> the most -- >> suspect method of voting. >> degrading. >> there was no secure. pathetic. >> zero. >> people have no assurance at all that those ballots were cast -- >> farsical moment in my view of the post election day challenge of all. >> and inappropriate. >> and was unanimously cast for joe biden to catch up. >> they did not intend to have it at four seasons landscaping, across from a crematorium and a sex s

joseph mccarthy's communist witchcraft. today in 2021 in the u.s. senate, president biden's needs to regulate banks saule omarova, had to sit and feel the same kind of questions. for more than six minutes of that ridiculousness, senator elizabeth warren stepped in and decided to put an end to it. >> professor saule omarova, i know that the giant banks object to your willingness to enforce the law to keep our system safe, and that you may cut into big bank profits. so they, and the republican buddies, have declared war on you. the attacks on your nomination have been vicious and personal. we've just seen them. sexism, racism, pages straight out of joe mccarthy's red scare tactic, it is all they are on full display. welcome to washington in 2021. now one claim is that you intend to nationalize the banking system. so let's just get this nonsense out of the way. does the sec have the power to and private banking, and move all consumer deposits to a public ledger. >> absolutely not. >> if the fcc did have that putt were, is that something that you support. >> absolutely not. >> a

signed, joseph r. biden jr., the white house, november 16, 2021. the speaker pro tempore: referred to the committee on foreign affairs an ordered printed. under the speaker's announced policy of january 4, 2021, the gentleman from pennsylvania, mrr 60 minutes as the designee of the majority leader. mr. cartwright: i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on my special order. at this time to talk about and honor the memory of a 104-year-old hero of world war ii and a survivor of the infamous bataan death march. i yield five minutes to my friend, representative jeff duncan of the third district of south carolina. mr. duncan: i thank the gentleman for yielding me some time because i know that you, too, work hard for our nation's veterans and the men and women that serve in the united states military, so i thank the gentleman from pennsylvania. madam speaker, i rise today to commend and recognize our world war ii and korean war veteran, colonel ben scardin who

signed, sincere lis, joseph r. biden jr., the white house. the speaker pro tempore: referred to the committee on foreign affairs and ordered printed. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess subject to the call >> and the house now in recess after considering president biden's build back better social spending plan. in a briefing earlier today, house speaker pelosi said final technical revisions on the bill will be finished today, and then that final version would go to the rules committee before coming to the floor for votes leading to a vote on final passage. the speaker hopes that will happen today. the legislation itself includes provisions on climate change, support for families and children and affordable health care. and as always, live coverage of the house is here on c-span. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we're funded by these television companies and more, including wow. >> the world has changed. today, the fast, reliable internet connection is something no one can live without, so

signed sincerely, joseph r. biden jr., the white house, november 2, 2021. the speaker pro tempore: referred to the committee on ways and means and ordered printed. . the chair will now entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentlewoman seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> i rise to recognize kathy air rowe for her 17 years of service to he families of southeastern michigan through her work at the accounting ace society. she has led the society to fulfill its mission on putting residents of southeastern michigan on the patway to financial stable. her leadership has been a source of massive growth which puts hard-earned dollars back into the pockets of many of our vulnerable families. under her leadership, the society has expanded its programming to include accounting aid society's academy which provides basic small business guidance and financial coaching. she

means we cannot project that former vice president, joe biden, has been elected president of the united states. he is president, a light. joseph robin at -- >> 365 days later, there are still people, in this country that denied joe biden's victory. including his opponent, former president donald trump. earlier this fall, trump held a rally in one of the states he lost, georgia. and there, he repeatedly complained that georgia's governor, brian can't, refused to reverse's defeat or call a special election. >> i said, brian, listen, you have a big election integrity problem in georgia. i hope you can help us out and call a special election. let's get to the bottom of this for the good of the country. let's get to the bottom of it for the good of your state. let's go, election integrity the. what can be better than that? say i'm sorry, no i cannot do this? >> so those remarks should be of great interest for the district attorney's office which has been quite assembly a case against the former president. for his attempts to overturn the reduction. on saturday, we learned that the district attorney's close paneling the special gran

gatherings, and senator elizabeth warren of the big money interests trying to stop a biden bank regulator as it goes to joseph senate. >> i don't mean any disresp

and senator elizabeth warren on the big money interests trying to stop a biden bank regulator as the ghost of joseph mccarthy returns to the senate. >> i don't mean any disrespect. i don't know whether to call you professor or comrade. >> senator, i'm not a communist. >> when "all in" starts right now. >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. you know, congressional censures of colleagues are rare. it makes sense. if you think about it. look, members of congress don't want to set that precedent, potentially open themselves up to censure of their own. they're not generally in the business of policing each other's behavior. kind of a live and let live approach. that said, censures who happen. not very often, but from time to time. when conduct by a member of congress is so egregious it requires formal condemnation. now, before last night, this was the most recent censure. it was more than a decade ago. >> a dramatic moment in washington tonight. you don't see this often, even over the course of a lifetime. the censure of a member of the house of representatives. >> will the gentleman from new y

talking about and giving remorse over like joseph rosenbaum, a violent convicted pedophile screaming the n-word while burning down black businesses. jesse: joe biden returned from his colonoscopy. and then his handlers cleaned it up and said he was angry. >> the fact that the media story from beginning to earned. none of this happened without the lying, despicable vile media. they spurred riots in kenosha and pretended that was protesters peacefully protesting in the streets. you would think kyle rittenhouse was out there as a mass short. they are attempting to rewrite the facts now after the verdict. maybe we got the facts wrong. the facts have to be manipulated in realtime to post facto fifth the narrative they created. they were perfectly willing to send an innocent 17-year-old young man to prison for life to fit their narrative. they do it every single time whether it's michael brown, jacob blake or kyle rittenhouse. even when the facts are the other way, they are liars and we should hold them accountable for it. jesse: to ben's point, it's heads i win, tails you lose. it's white supremacy when a jury of his peers finds him not guilty. it's al

joseph had been shot. he wanted to prevent further shootings. >> and u.s. president joe bidens weighing in a statement, the president urged everyone to express their views peacefully and obey the rule of law. adding all the verdict in kenosha will leave many americans feeling angry and concerned myself included we must acknowledge what the jury has spoken. >> and an unexpected from one of rittenhouse's attorneys. >> to me, people will go nuts when i say this, there's too many guns in our society. and that might seem like a hollow statement coming from me, i do own firearms. i don't conceal carry. i don't want to carry a firearm. i think too many people run around with guns in our society. and i represent a lot of people who have legal conceal carry permits who get into it, they pull the gun and there's problems from there with it. whether under the influence of alcohol, whether they use it to threaten somebody. i wish our society wasn't perceived as being so dangerous that people needed to arm themselves. i'm old enough that i remember you couldn't carry a gun. >> harry litman

promoting major funding from the infrastructure bill signed by president biden last week, and sparks were flying this afternoon at the josephaining center. were apprentices learn the pipe fitting and plumbing trades. house speaker nancy pelosi got a tour along with several members of congress. the bay area will receive at least $4.5 billion, and union leaders say the bill adds up to jobs. it's job security. it's health and welfare security, its pension security, it means that they are going to be earning a living wage for a long, long, long time. but we're definitely going to create. good paying jobs for pipefitters and plumbers, and for everyone who is working to make sure that our young people have access to clean water work of art. the water projects include new spending to replace toxic lead pipes in schools and other places. president biden announced today the country will tap into strategic oil reserves in an effort to address the recent spike in gas prices. 50 million barrels from the reserve will take a month to get to the market, according to the white house. president biden also said that china, great britain and

home for thanksgiving while at the same time promoting president biden's trillion dollar infrastructure deal. sparks were flying at the josephla union training center in san francisco, where apprentices learn pipe fitting and plumbing. house speaker nancy pelosi was among several congressional members who got a tour of that facility yesterday. union representatives predict the infrastructure plan will create good paying jobs. speaker. pelosi says it will also help the environment. it's about clean air, clean water for our children. it's about quality of life improvement for families, so they don't have to spend so much time on the road because of the investments in mass transit. the investments in and, uh roads and bridges to make them safer and to facilitate the facilitate transportation. the bay area will receive at least $4.5 billion in guaranteed funding for mass transit, roads and other infrastructure projects over the next five years. a new speed limit is being said on the golden gate bridge, but it's just for bicyclists starting january, 1st cyclists will now have to follow a 15 mile per hour speed limit. writers who

joseph maada bio said the country must learn from the incident, adding that those injured would be given free treatment. the us president, joe bidenational security team to help investigate a drone attack on the residence of the iraqi prime minister, mustafa al—kadhimi. the attack targeted the prime minister's home in the high—security green zone of baghdad. the interior ministry said two drones were shot down, but a third hit his house. there've been violent clashes between the security forces and supporters of pro—iranian political groups in recent weeks. the british prime minister has been accused of "trashing" the uk's reputation for democratic standards as a row over the conduct of his conservative politicians escalates. the opposition labour leader sir keir starmer said that borisjohnson had shown "corrupt behaviour" in trying to protect a member of parliament who was found to have broken lobbying rules. mps will hold an emergency debate on standards on monday. here's our political correspondent chris mason. mps are forever aware how many people don't much like politicians. it's why, for so many who spend their weeks here, t

joseph rosenbaum. for some reason, and it's on video, rosenbaum kept screaming the n-word and yet it is kyle rittenhouse who joe bidenused of being a white supremacist on the basis of no evidence whatsoever then let's hope at some point he gets sued for that. now they are calling the judge the same thing. >> let's hope the asian food isn't on one of those boats in long beach harbor. >> yes, that was the judge making a joke about asian food during a murder trial but i want to ask you how unusual is the judges conduct currently? >> i think some of the things her way out of line. the comment about the asian food, for example. >> tucker: that's racist. but it's only racist if you are exercising your right to self-defense or if you're trying to conduct a fair trial. you don't inject equity into the trial and judge people on the basis of their skin color rather than what they actually did. you dare to do that in this post equity country, you are by definition of racist. so they won't admit to the public that they lie to all of us, this is all they have left, you are racist. msnbc is by far the worst offender. it is shockin

john kennedy seems to suggest one of president biden's banking nominees could be a communist sympathizer. the question is, was kennedy taking a page out of josephrthy's red scare tactics from the 1950s? >>> and global supply chain issues are creating headaches for consumers this holiday season.

john kennedy seems to suggest one of president biden's banking nominees could be a communist sympathizer. the question is, was kennedy taking a page out of joseph mccarthy's red scare tactics from the 1950s? >>> and global supply chain issues are creating headaches for consumers this holiday season. the question is, will there be a shortage of christmas trees? >>> and because it's friday, how about a fourth question. live pictures of a moon where a partial eclipse is under way, the longest lasting one in 580 years. i missed that one. the question is which billionaire will get their first. it's "way too early" for this. ♪♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "way too early," the she that never misses a chance for a little space news, i'm sure you've noticed. i'm jonathan lemire on this friday, november 19th. we'll start with the new. there's so much going on. >>> in just a few hours the house will meet to finish consideration on the build back better package. they were forced to stop late last night because of an hours-long speech from minority leader kevin mccarthy. mccarthy is still speaking on the floor right now, 5:01 a.m. he's already broken th

every republican senator to vote to confirm joseph auditing who is now living in las vegas where he owns a golf club tennis facility and spa. president biden'ssor saule omarova, the most academically distinguished nominee for controller of the currency in history who was born in soviet -controlled kazakhstan, faced an ugly challenge from a republican senator who is always lying whenever he says the word, i don't mean any disrespect. >> good morning professor. >> good morning. >> you used to be a member of a group called the young communist, didn't you senator, are. you? referring to my membership in the youth communist organization while i was growing up in the soviet union? >> i don't know, i wanted to ask you in that question. >> i was born and grew up in the soviet union. >> yes, but were you a member? >> everyone in the country was a member of the communist youth organization -- >> so you were a member? >> that was a part of normal progress in school. >> i don't mean any disrespect. i don't know whether to call you professor or comrade? >> senator, i'm not a communist. i do not subscribe to that ideology. i could not choose where i was b