>> josh, will you give us a comment today. >> >> you're a person of interest, josh. >> josh's dad, stevender. >> i call it ft. powell because it became a fortress. >> they had the window's blinds drawn. they kept the house dark inside. when the media would knock, they'd open a crack and say, no. they weren't talking to anybody. >> hi, i'm trying to find josh powell. >> they were just their own little country. >> josh isolates himself from the world. he's not talking to police. he's not talking to media. he's certainly not searching for his missing wife. >> i suddenly had this thought, i should try and get josh to confess. >> even josh's sister, jennifer graves, doesn't believe him. so she goes to police and she volunteers to wear a wire and go inside her dad's house. >> they were just about to have dinner, and we went in, and the boys were so excited to see us. >> my birthday! >> it is. it's your birthday, charlie! >> i didn't know exactly how to force this confrontation with josh. we've been hearing rumors that you will probably be arrested soon. >> well, i don't know. >> suddenly i jus

national journal columnist josh kraushaar.hank you so much for being here. >> is good to be here. guy, let me start with you. where the politics? the way in which our leaders have behaved over the last two years, how does that change the weight we've seen republicans living in virginia all most winning in new jersey. how's that going to change the politics post covid? >> that is exactly what the democrats are suddenly worried about. and for all of them in this cascade over the span of just a few days to decide all the sudden the mandates can go, the masks can go, there is no actual science yes case counts have come down but in schools in particular case counts have never been the issue. the science has not changed by the politics of change i think even of the white house is lagging behind of course this cdc is lagging behind. these democrats are saying things making arguments republicans have been making for quite some time. they've been demonized for it. they've been attacked for your right to point out glenn junkin in virgin

>> it did. >> i sat down with josh.was it like to be accused of having play a part in killing your sister? >> i feel like, you guys are crazy to think i would do that. >> you loved your sister. >> definitely. the only person in my family who i felt like wanted me to succeed was my sister heather. >> josh agreed his angry text message was hurtful. he explained that by saying it was simply a misguided attempt at tough love. >> i felt in my mind if i shame heather, i shame her into doing the right things. but it was the wrong approach, clearly. it was abusive. >> do you regret sending that text in. >> yeah, definitely. >> so why josh refused to give up his dna. according to police, when they went to you and asked for your dfa, you said no? >> it never went to me. >> josh said o'connell never asked him for it. >> they never tried to ask for my dna. at the end of the day, i'm innocent, opinions are opinions. >> they thought someone else should be looked at with suspicion, someone familiar, her ex-girlfriend carmella. >> do y

josh brown >> sticking with amazon. company might be >> all right great stuff. thanks for watching. "the exchange" is now. >>> welcome to "the exchange". markets heading for their second straight down week the russia threat hanging over the market how should you be prepared going to the three-day weekend >>> are high prices and interest rates going to bring the housing market to a halt the spring selling season is about to begin >>> and one trader tells us which three to buy and which one to bail on all that and more coming up, but we begin with the market

it is a good day to be joined by josh kraushaar. the latest column you have for against the brain, waive watch is the headline, a look at the political potential upsets in the 2022 midterms. explain what a wave election is and how we know when one will hit. caller: we have had a lot of wave elections in the last 10 to 15 years because voters have been dissatisfied with whatever party has been in charge. wave elections are a rejection of the governing party for the out party or the party not in power takes control of congress were picks up a lot of seats in the house and senate. it has been the reality that since 2006 we have seen a lot of wave elections, whether it was trump being rejected in 2018 or democrats taking control of the house, or republicans in 2010 and 2014 capitalizing on anger against former president obama. part of the reason we are seeing so many wave elections is the public does not like government, they do not trust either government and the power goes from party to party in cycle after cycle. guest: is a red wave

y it's about a 9% risk >> josh?short sell coinbase at joe's stop exacerbating his loss. i like live nation >> weiss >> qorvo >> dr. j >> dt, dynatrace >> that does it for us thank you for watching "the exchange" gipps right now >>> coinbase getting some love it is a different week thank you, scott, and hi, everybody. it's a new week and we have fresh challenges confronting investors. namely from the fed. rate hikes are coming this year. we know that we'll hear from someone who says much more needs to be done on the balance sheet or none of this makes any sense we'll talk to david about that as yields hover at the top of the recent range and as we asaid the cpi report this week. and frontier buying spirit will more and bigger airlines deals be next? >> and getting ready for more

josh, let me just start with you. can you lay the groundwork if, as it were, for what we have learned about donald trump's proclivity to just kept keep ripping things up and what are the public equities that are involved here? so what we learned is that former president trump's habit for ripping up documents was indiscriminate and repeated over the course of 4 years. various sheeps of staff . lawyers and other advisors in the white house tried to warn the former president about the public records or requirements that he had to keep these documents, but that he would rip them repeatedly, both in the oval office and the dining room of the of office and the residents, so what the white house had to do was to come and do a back system where i have a staff secretary and other offices would come through and go through the trash cans at night and take them back together. so in the national archive started processing so much of the material after the presidency ended, i'm, they found there were lots of documents that were rip

. >> you know, josh brown, just to be clear mr. josh brown downtown, a lot of people out there are watching the recent gains in the markets particularly in some of the bombed-out names and the high-growth, high-valuation names and they're thinking, did i miss that bottom here. are you better off being earlier or late like your christmas decorations behind you >> it's winter wonderland. it's not christmas >> winter wonderland i'm glad you asked that question because i have a very strong take here. i think what we have to consider is the market of stocks, different components of the market will act differently going forward. we've had guests on the show talking about everything rallies and broad-based melt-ups and some of those calls actually happened, but like, in this kind of environment it's unrealistic to think that a stock you bought at 300 that's now at 120 and relies on 0% interest rates to be attractive is going to get back to 300 even if the spx takes out a new all-time high. so i think you'll have this bifurcation. i talked

josh: great to join you. kristen: abc 7 is excited about our partnership with the san francisco standard. building a bed --better bay area means highlighting those working toward our mission. kristen: today is the first day the state indoor mask mandate has been lifted. earlier today, i spoke with dr. erica pan, the state departments -- health department epidemiologist. dr. pan: we want to make it clear and the secretary did this on monday, that what we are doing as of today is we have moved from a requirement in allstate wide ind -- in all statewide settings to us --a strong recommendation to wear a well filtered mask in settings where they may think there is risk. there are certainly many parts of the state with high levels of case rates and transmission. most importantly, in the places it is most important where people don't have a choice who they are with or they might be more vulnerable, there are requirements for everyone to wear masks. like health care settings, shelters, other long-term care facilitie

be right back with josh gad!he kfc chicken sandwich is only served one way: straight from the fryer, piping hot, and kentucky fried to order. if you don't like it this way, you'll have to go somewhere else. kfc. it's finger lickin' good. >> jimmy: hi, there, welcome back. tonight from the new show "inventing anna" on netflix, anna column ski is with us. [ cheers and applause ] then from the weather station from the her satisfimercedes-be stage. their album is called "ignorance" the weather station on the mercedes-benz stage. atmosphere next week we've got new shows with channing tatum, julie bowen, keegan-michael key,and arnold schwarzenegger. plus music from sylvan esso and pj morton. our first guest tonight is a highly versatile performer- the consummate showman and the consummate snowman, too. next, he plays a single dad dating a lady werewolf on the new series "wolf like me." it's on peacock now. please say hello to josh gad. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you doing? >> i'm good. >> jimmy: it's g

josh, your view?t's slightly different we all agree this is an act of aggression by russia who should be resisted. but you may think brush onto america's larger priorities what you think? >> first of i find so much to agree with gerry and what you say in your monologue and what cliff is said here. this is a highly highly relevant event there is no reason to downplay that, mitigated or downsize it. we see a trend here think back to 2014 february, march of 2014 merchant the crimean peninsula was only five or six months after barack obama and for this chemical weapons. it is not a coincidence, that under the obama and menstruation for the biden administration time and time again the shark smells blood. and he goes in. the bitter irony of course is the former administration the trump administration which for years and years literally before he even got and of course with michael flynn and crossfire hurricane without their trying to derail him as a russian stooge was extra quite hawkish on russia and putin

bryn >> coinbase. >> weiss >> volkswagen. >> josh? >> live nation. >> pete?ow. >>> melissa, thanks. welcome to "the exchange," everybody. i'm kelly evans. standing by for president biden who's now expected to address the nation in about 30 minutes' time, and issue new sanctions against russia in coordination with the g7 members he spoke with this morning. we'll bring you the speech soon as it begins a check on the market meantime quirky picture for stocks. dow negative, s&p, though, d

i have a question for josh, i hope the coming election goes well, my question, josh, is that if president biden, who to me seems like a pretty sane, together person after listening to his last press conference a couple weeks ago on c-span, the guy really seems like he does have it together. people want to insult his mentality and it's a shame, i guess a lot of people just hate whoever they can hate, you know, from martin luther king to mexican people who grow the food we eat and ship it and everything, to, you know, just full of hatred, it's sad, but my question is if president joe biden were to step down during his term to assure that at least for a short while we have a lady, female president of the united states, to me, kamala harris seems like she has enough together to do some good work. what do you think about that, if we have a lady president. have a good day everybody, love you. >> josh kraushaar -- >> so i don't think president biden is voluntarily going to step down unless it were for an absolute emergency, health issue or something of that sort. frankly, democrats are privately

jenny, josh brings up a great point. you have to build this thing, but you can't do it without making the investments we kind of find out that they lost meta platforms, $10 million last year on the metaverse initiatives and you have to invest something to make money down the line and there's also this pivot of facebook and meta platforms overall on its facebook side of things towards some of the more video-oriented content and that's the stain gram reel side of the business that puts them in a more competitive environment with tiktok and youtube owned by alphabet is how much of the story and the downdraft is about whether or not those investments and the chips being placed are right for investors at these current price levels >> i don't really think it's about that i think it's about the fact that we've had a lot of companies in the overall stock market that haven't been priced for perfection, but they've been priced well past perfection. look, facebook wasn't terribly expensive. you know we own it yeah, we own this and

joining me for the entire hour, stephanie link, joe lebenthal, joe teranova and josh brown. oil is up and the communications services sector leading the s&p 500. yes, a lot of red on the screen and the nasdaq down more than 1%, jim, but i will say this when westarted a worldwide exchange this morning we got up and the dow was up 500 in the futures market and the nasdaq futures down 2.5% and not minimizing these losses and given what we saw early in the morning, buyers have come in to a bit, your take on the action that we have seen so far today >> yeah. i love you putting some perspective on this, sully appreciate it because perspective is what matters here this is what a correction looks like we haven't had a correction in a long time. we went a year and a half up until the end of last year with barely a 5% drawdown so people have gotten unused to what a correction looks like and we're down 10%, peak to trough from the early january highs and that was only a month and a half ago. corrections generally last two to three months. if you look at the next three weeks, okay? in t

snipe, and josh brown, and jon najarian ten-year note yield creeping towards 2% 1.96 and that's where we currently sit and we'll get to all of that, obviously. we'll kick it off with the meta mauling, though. jason snipe, the latest investment committee member to bail on that stock he's owned it for four years no more. just gave up on it now, jason? >> yeah. this is a tough one, man, to unload, obviously. it's a painful, painful week and we saw it in the 180s and miss on the daus and for me this is a big-time engagement story and almost 100% of the revenues coming from advertisements and yes, it was up 20% year over year, but the guidance wasn't great and for us, thinking about the increased competition from other social media companies and we had to unload it peer and take the money elsewhere >> 180 40 bucks below where we're at and now it's an interesting move it says a lot about where i guess you think this stock may go in the near-term sub-200. pete, then i come to find out that you bought some facebook february 235 puts today. tell me about it >> yeah. >> so i decided, scott, tha

those are the heroes of those games. >> josh williamson, thank you. and best of luck to you. >> thank you so much for having me. >>> up next on this sunday, biden officials laying out the harsh reality of the painful human cost if vladamir putin invades ukraine. >>> also ahead, josh dossee from "the washington post" revealing the document destruction in the trump white house, hundreds of pieces of paper ripped, shred, even burned. >>> then queen elizabeth becomes the first british monarch to celebrate 70 years on the throne. you're in the cnn newsroom. and we're not alone. we've all had to find new ways to keep going. and cue has made that easier. with cue, you get lab-quality covid-19 test results in just 20 minutes. speed and accuracy. it's just for the nba; it's for you too. cue health. the official covid-19 home test of the nba. go cue. go you. well, well, well. look at you. you mastered the master bath. you created your own style. and you - yes, you! turned a sourdough starter into a sourdough finisher. so when you learn your chronic dry eye is a

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state senator josh becker will join us. oscar nominations are out with surprises and snubs. san francisco chronicle's film critic nicholas al will be here to break it down. first, one week from today, the state's indoor mask mandate will expire and not be renewed. cat word coming down from governor newsom yesterday, immediately drawing praise from those who say it is about time, and criticism from those who say it is premature. . here to talk about this big move , is ucf infectious disease expert dr. peter chan home. great to have you on. >> thank you for having me on. kristen: before we get on with this, want to point out, that the lifting of the mask mandate, that does not apply to people who are unvaccinated. if you are unvaccinated, you need to keep on masking. the mandate's last day is february 15 and will not be removed -- renewed. people are missing this, that this means you can legally take your mask off indoors if you are vaccinated on february 16, wednesday. don't mark the wrong day on your calendar. they are not going to police you but important to remember. with

lindsey graham does but josh hawley does not support.in the senate and thank you so much for coming on. you are a russian agent. let's not even engage on that because it is so outrageous, that someone who doesn't like america is accusing you of being unpatriotic but get to the heart of this, if you would. pushing nato to join -- rather, ukraine to join nato. here against that, why? >> i'm against it because it would mean more american troops in europe because we need to be focusing on our marriage major securitythreats elsewhere. if we expand nato it means united states will be providing additional security guarantees and we will be more embroiled in conflicts. this isn't the time for that, the united states can't do everything. we need to focus on the safety of the american people in the number one threat abroad right now is china in addition to our problems on the southern border. >> tucker: you are a sitting member of the united states senate, only 100 of you there. you are a top lawmaker, the heart of the democracy. has anyone ever e

josh williamson is on the u.s. bobsled team but he tested positive for covid.n me live tomorrow night to talk about the excitement of being an olympian and the frustration of having to wait to compete. >>> china's hosting of the games has also reignited criticism of the country's human rights record, especially the treatment of the uyghur population. i spoke with nba player and outspoken china critic enes ka kanter. >> people misunderstand the ioc has backed the chinese government despite police brutality, torture, mass arrests, execution, labor camps and genocide. i say this over and over again. international olympic committee sleeps in the same bed with china and they do not care about human rights. they care about publicity and money. i feel like ioc clearly showed their true colors when they asked them about peng shuai. i feel like someone needs to hold them accountable. i feel like athletes play an important role to hold not just ioc but the corporate sponsors and other people accountable. >> who do you think that should be? how do you think they should be

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some of it is just striking, josh. i want to read from the a.p. reporting when you look at congress looking for ivanka and other testimony saying trump's attention was so rapt on january 6th, he hit rewind and watched certain moments again, we're talking potentially the beating of police officers, the calling to hang mike pence. he was confused why staffers weren't as excited as he was watching the unrest unfold. josh. >> it's one of those things where, that doesn't surprise me. i mean the president called for the insurrection. he refused to call it off when it was happening. he said repeatedly it was awesome. it shouldn't surprise us that he was watching like someone my age -- i guess even your age, ari, watching a football game on the weekend, hitting replay, getting all excited. it makes sense. >> josh, just to interject, i'm old enough to know about the rewind, yeah. >> well, there you go. it's another one of these things where we kind of know this. we kind of know he did this. we know this, right? but it is another thing to have these things

i love josh's skeptical view of how this is going to turn out. it's unfortunate, but we want our president to walk away with a win. what does that look like? that is kind of a status quo, where there aren't a bunch of dead bodies in ukraine. maybe it's a little more russian presence in ukraine. that begins the clock in terms of the downfall, lack of independence in ukraine, and putin gets a win. that's a win-win. >> josh rogan, general marks, you give us so much to think about. i always learn from you. thank you so much. >>> and don't forget to watch "state of the union" today at 9:00. cnn's jake tapper speaking with national security adviser jake sullivan. >> still to come this hour, protests in canada over covid-19 restrictions continue for a third weekend, and now there are concerns the fight may cross the border. why one u.s. senator is backing the charge to, quote, clog up major cities stateside. plus, getting a supreme court nominee approved may mean getting bipartisan support. up next, the two republicans leading the charge to make sure pr

at the white house, josh, do we know when the two leaders will speak again? >> reporter: there's nothing planned but both sides say their teams will stay in up to and the russians are finalizing a written response to the most recent offer from the u.s. jose. >> josh lederman at the white house, thank you. >>> we'll take a moment to try to answer an important question, why is this happening now? why is vladimir putin risking the deaths of his own soldiers and the likely crippling his economy from sanctions by invading ukraine? like so many global conflicts, this one is rooted in history, geography and personal ego. for years vladimir putin has complained the u.s. and west have lied to russia and have forced him to take action. you promised us in the 1990s that nato would not move an inch to the east, he said just weeks ago. you cheated us, shamelessly. michael mcfaul is the former u.s. ambassador to russia. >> putin has said the west, the united states is provoking us, provoking me. >> that's ridiculous. let's be clear. nobody is provoking putin. >> reporter:

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the other day, josh, rbi was on car prices out of control. you think penske auto group started by the great roger penske is a great buy? >> yes we are looking at companies like penske earnings growth and stock price and valuation. penske new and used car retail in the u.s., canada and europe exposure to the used car market was, you know, behind their success in the last year or so i think as we look forward to the end of the year with hopefully better numbers out of semiconductor availability and the like, we will see a leg higher i think we heard encouraging news about chip availability which is at the heart of the issues that carmakers have i think penske is a great cash flow generator we look for great things as things normalize >> people always ask who is the most impressive business leader you ever met i say without hesitation roger penske four multibillion dollar companies. i called it the dick's sporting goods or cabela's of the midwest. you think shares of academy sports are a good value? >> yes also, the cornerstone cap 30 fund we he

today, we have wealth management ceo josh brown with us it's your birthday, too.>> yeah. okay, we're going to kick things off with the broader market. stocks surgeing for the second straight day the dow on track for its best day since november 2020. what do you think of this rally here >> i mean, it's nice it's definitely helping some people, myself included, with some tough areas of the market, but you know, really, it looks like large cap tech is kind of underperforming. so you have follow-through in some of the high growth stuff. that's good. but the things that have been leading all year just look that much better on a day like today. sherwin, wynn, berkshire, the financials, the home builders look great, health care is outperforming which is defensive, and huge moves in consumer defensive you're not going to see a day bigger than this for that group. p&g up 4 1/2, coke up 4, target up 4 i don't know that you would look at this and say okay, risk back on, all our problems are solved, but where it does help is if you're in a portfolio where you have got pain an

josh, welcome take you. it's a pleasure to be on. alright, so i met you a few weeks ago near san salvador. when you turned over the keys to new homes that your organization built for low income families. now before we discuss that, i would tell us about new story. what exactly is it? when does your story begin? yeah, sure. so new story is a non profit charity set up to do profits differently. so new story is to hold a new story for families who are beneficiary, is a palm like you saw, and then a new story for nonprofits, upgrading with 100 percent transparency and knowing exactly where your money is going and working at a high level and innovation which is different from most nonprofits. our mission is to pioneer solutions. 10 global homelessness. right. so i know how did you get in involved in that? yeah, so i joined new story at the very beginning of the pandemic. i met brett hagler, our ceo in the atlanta, literally the day before they close office. i had been accepted to harvard grad school, so i was about to go there when i was

jerry josh, welcome back. thanks. it's a pleasure to stay on, you know. all right, so that we're talking about this thing remarkable project that you're involved with it, say about giving low income folks home and a pastor owning those homes and anal, salvador, this the 1st time ever in history, this is ever happened. this is yeah. owning your own home with something seen available only to very few select and now it making it available to everybody. so the, the home owners, hopefully bitcoin accelerates that as well. we're going to get into the big coin side of it. and. 2 so talk a little bit about the relationship with the homeowner, right? because they're not, they, they've got a responsibility here, right? they want to talk, talk about it. so through our work, we started as a 100 percent philanthropy, and we would gift these homes completely. we've realized early on that families wanna pay for their home. it provides, dignity, provides respect and a lot of pride in being able to pay for your home own home families take care of their home a lot better i

host: that is josh and illinois. it's here from joe in ohio. hello. ohio, hello. sorry, this is joe. go ahead. you are on. caller: hi, how are you doing today? host: you are on. go ahead. caller: i would say i have very little faith in the cdc or nih anymore. my feelings are that as long as the scientists work for the government, they will do whatever the government tells them to do. this is how they get paid, this is how they get promoted. having spent 30 years with the government, i know that anybody that does not follow the lines has no future in the government. it is that simple. also the fact that we have dr. fauci in dozens of lies, emails where he has off people that have disagreed with him. how can you trust any of these people? host: ok. that is joe in ohio. usa today, when it comes to testing, has a story that you can find on your page, saying that in a few short month, they have gone from giving out at-home reppo test to hoarding them. north dakota had amassed 2.7 billion reppo tests from the federal government, roughly 3.5 tests for each person in the

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josh, thanks for being a class report. yeah, thank you. all right, and that's going to do it for this edition now because the report would be max size or, and stacey or gas josh young of the new story, charity that org until next time with the mediterranean is the world's most proficiency unsustainable exploitation of its fish. dogs, which maureen biodiversity undergoing threat and your selection. again, the quote is for sure your guest on this is because our system can continue to pull nikki careful for a tech and wants to put our lives despite the ease. promise is to end over fishing by 2020. the situation is changing to slow. well, i'm very disappointed with that they basically in public interests. they also do not in the mid interest of officially. the only interest of the fishery will be on the face of the only ones in danger. the fishermen also at risk of losing or picking them up some group or they get to them about that. i'm going to bubble when i get them. i'd be real. she's been the liberals of abusive clock on screen with a it i

with the reporting and the nuts and bolts -- josh, you are there, you are in salt lake, right, where this rnc meeting is happening? >> yeah, i am. >> and leigh ann, you're covering from the fawout from d.c. the resolution said in part and i'm reading just like it was written whereas representatives cheney and kinzinger were participating in a democrat-led persecution of ordinary citizens engaged in legitimate political discourse. that is significant here. >> reporter: yeah, it's really significant, hallie. that is an official framing from the republican party now that they are saying that january 6th was legitimate political discourse. and now that is now the position that the party has taken by censuring the two people, adam kinzinger and liz cheney for trying to investigate what happened on that day and the lead up. legitimate political discourse is not what they think happened. so the party is -- the display of the party between the maga wing and the cheney wing are now fully in public view and this is something that some republicans don't want to be talking about and some are con

host: josh on presidential children.the caller may have a point a little bit on the double standard, hunter biden is not going to be a voting issue. republicans aren't good to be trying to rally that when they talk about who to vote for in 2022. it's an issue that certainly uncomfortable for this white house but one that frankly isn't going to be a voting issue. host: if we are heading into primary season it means recruiting season is over, what would you put is the biggest success and failure for democrats and republicans when it came to recruiting for campaign 2022? guest: i don't know if i would counted as a success. one of the biggest routing beliefs are republicans was pennsylvania, there was a likelihood the trump endorsed candidate was a little too right-wing and unelectable for the pennsylvania electorate. he ended up dropping out because of personal issues and that created a wide open primary field. now you have dr. oz is one candidate and you have david mccormick was the husband of the former trump national sec

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have you both on the show today, josh? let's start with you and i know that we've seen oil prices skyrocket over the last year as demand came roaring back while supply has lag behind. so what do you make of the continued response from opec plus in which the top producers don't seem to be too concerned about oil heading a $100.00 per barrel? yes, a great question. um, so it looks like they might actually not be able to produce as much as they're saying. and so their lack of concern from one perspective might also just be that they're getting close to producing their full spare capacity. and so if they just can't produce more than, of course they're not going to be that concerned. they're going to be excited about getting to sell whatever oil they're able to sell for as higher price, as they're able to sell. i absolutely kristi given the better these current tensions, they're growing concerned that if the us and its allies target russia with sanctions, it could lead to an energy crisis similar to what we've seen earlier this

josh, let me go to you on this.bout his relationship with the former president and his own future in the party? he's talking there about 2024. >> well, he's right, of course, and he's a man of integrity and principle. i think he demonstrated that on january 6th, demonstrating that again today. i think it says less about his relationship with the former president than it does about himself. what i found most interesting about this speech was the venue that he chose. it was at "the federalist" society, sort of an intellectual hub of conservatism. certainly the site of the group most influential and president trump's probably largest accomplishment with the reshaping of the judiciary and certainly were not going to find a gathering more conservative in the united states, so the fact that that was warmly received i think is an interesting take away going forward for those remarks. >> martha: there's also the censure, juan. the rnc censure of two members of congress, and i want to put it up on the screen. participating i