just one star on that review probably written by josh hawley.r our viewers right now what you think is being a man? i don't want to say that this campaign with against arch highly, evolved into that but i do feel like this emphasis on him being a coward and what masculinity is defined as, kind of become a little bit of a conversation point. >> well yes i mean for me to taking care of your community and doing the right thing where nobody is looking. something i learn from veterans going, up the reason i joined the marine corps is the guy who is the marine corps veteran from vietnam. brought us a dishwasher when he renovated his house and he did not get a special mask because he wanted to take care of him. he was not getting credit for that, nobody was looking. in fact i'll be a headache for them to pull out of saturday afternoon. he did it because he cared about other, people when you have people like josh hawley and this is why it's evolved in this situation. who literally only care about power for themselves, you've got a january 6th riot? and

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or donate at mercyships.org. ♪ >> laura: joining us now missouri senator josh hawley who sits on theiary committee. senator, i want to start with a stunning statement from the democrat quizy van plumy. >> i don't like these attacks on the department of justice, the fbi, the irs. >> they provide the checks and they provide the balances this is lewd dangerous. beam me up, scotty. there is no intelligent life down here, none. >> laura: senator, who has done the damage to our vaunted institutions, the fbi, the doj, all the way down the government with everything that we found out just in the last two and a half years or so? >> well he ought to maybe look in a mirror and look around his fellow democratic colleagues and talk to let's say hillary clinton's campaign who used the fbi though launder russian disinformation as the left says to try and influence the presidential campaign of 2016, they used the fbi to try to interfere in 2020. and now you have got joe biden using the fbi once again to try to take out his leading political opponent. what we found out today, laura, is that the fbi a

republican senator josh hawley says protecting americans data. >> is a good place to start. shouldn't be that your credit card history. >> and that your browsing history, your purchases online, none of that stuff should be used as part of generative ai. >> in washington, raquel martin. >> tech company google is facing a lawsuit alleging stole data from millions of users to train its ai tools. the class action lawsuit was filed in a federal court in san francisco on tuesday. the complaint accuses the tech giant of violating privacy and property rights of millions of internet users and copyright holder's by misusing their private information and that information was used to train and develop its ai tools. the lawsuit was filed by the clarkson law firm who filed a similar suit against open ai last month. back to the bay and the presidio trust says it will expand the presidio tunnel tops. they plan to add a new park land for picnics and different amenities that visitors have been asking for. the additions will be west of the outpost nature playground. the presidio tunnel will ma

connecticut democrat richard blumenthal and missouri republican josh hawley brought top ai experts to the capitol to help regulate the technology. holly worries that if left unchecked a handful of big tech companies could control the ai world. that is the true nightmare. daario on day, the ceo of ai startup and tropic told lawmakers that in the near future in as little as a couple years ai has the potential to run wild, creating dangers as extreme as large-scale biological attacks. this represents a grave threat to u.s. national security. but the experts all agree that congress can address these fears through legislation. >> like requiring ai products to pass safety tests and securing the technologies supply chain. keeping these technologies out of the hands of bad actors. linda moore, the president and ceo of tech said the industry as a whole support congressional action. we like to say it is too important not to regulate these companies. want to flip the script on ai stressing the technology also has the potential to help. >> and climate issues are deadly diseases even save humanity

but tucker's proof for that was very underwhelming >> to prove that josh hawley was a coward, the committeevideo of him loping out of building on the afternoon of january 6th with a police escort the tape became a staple on social media democrats laughed with derision. but in fact, the surveillance footage we reviewed showed that famous clip was a sham edited deceptively by the january 6th committee. the clip was propaganda, not evidence the actual video tape shows that hawley was one of many lawmakers being ushered out of the building by capitol hill police officers and in fact, hawley was at the back of the pack the coward tape was a lie. one of many from the january 6th committee. >> seth: wait, that's your proof? that he was slower than everyone else [ light laughter ] you're just adding a second insult on top of the first one of course, he wasn't the only one running. it was a violent attack on the capitol. the point is not just that he was a coward it's that he was a hypocrite he raised his fist to the mob then he ran away from them basically, he's the one who gave the bear all the co

but republicans like senator josh hawley say democrats are to blame for the high inflation and still rising interest results republicans say of too much money being pumped into the economy by the government. >> they were effective at doing was getting us these massively high interest rates. >> reserve has knocked inflation down to 3% as of june. fed chair jerome powell says that is still too. hi. >> so joining us now to talk more about this, our financial expert, rob black telling his thoughts on that. rob. thanks for joining us tonight. so we just heard senator hawley say these. what did you say? massively high interest rates? >> 5 in quarter percent. historically, that's that's not that massive. is it? how are we doing over all with these interest rates? >> yeah, we're getting kind of back to a norm back to 20 years ago. 25 years ago. it's great for savers. think people in retirement. >> people want to get 5% or better than one percent. it's horrible if you have a credit card because you're paying over 20%, it's horrible. if you want to get a mortgage, not horrible. it's historical

here is member of the judiciary committee, josh hawley.ms like two-tiered system of justice, hunter gets agreement that would give him broad immunity and meanwhile, they keep piling on trump from every corner. >> yeah, now, laura, down to charging random people, throwing into the indictment. any coincidence the doj rushes to add the indictments today, after their own self-dealing and two-timing is exposed. they tried to hide the true extent of his plea deal. so brazen what they are doing, it is subversion of the rule of law. taking the rule of law, turning on its head and we cannot allow this to stand, the american people will not be safe. our system of government will not be safe if this is the new standard. >> laura: senator hawley, simply stated, our department of justice, someone or some group in the department of justice decided to give hunter biden a free pass in this plea deal for all sorts of other potential criminality related to foreign payments that came into hunter and others. but that is a free pass. that doesn't happen in the

this time, with visits bill from senator josh hawley and kirsten jell-o brand could be different. republicans control the house, some likely could get behind this bill to ban lawmakers and staff from owning and trading individual stocks, employees of the executive branch. they don't want to let anyone have company stocks if included in a blind trust, telling fox digital politicians and civil servants shouldn't spend their time daytrading and trying to make a profit at the expense of the american public but that is what so many are doing. the steep fines lawmakers and officials would face if they break the band. it could break the bank for some. lawmakers that don't follow the rules they have to pay a penalty of 10% of the value of the investment. for executive officials they pay a fine covering the value of the investment, they improperly sold or purchased or pay $10,000 fine, whatever is the steeper punishment. they want to make it easier for people to track stock trades that create a publicly searchable database that would detail all stock transactions for lawmakers, staff, and

there's also bipartisan concern from everyone ranging from josh hawley to mitt romney, the more moderate attorney from utah. so there are a lot of things congress can do. they could consider revoking the status, any number of thing. but the most important thing that happened today was this on-the-record admission from the tour that doj is looking at this deal we all thought that was the case "the wall street journal" and other outlets reported on this earlier. but i spent some time at doj as you noted, kelly these are folks who will be fair. >> here's what i'm confused about with their failed attempt to blog this mega business partnership. what is the basis by which the doj can get involved here. is it about anti-competitiveness or the saudi influence which seemed to be what blumenthal was excited about, you know what i mean what's the mechanism for which we're supposed to watch for them to block something >> i think it's more the return. best buy, based on public reporting, we knew that the doj was already looking at the tour even before this proposed agreement came into the picture. >>

here now is missouri senator josh hawley, member of the judiciary committee.or, it seems like, again, the two tiered system of justice, hunter gets an agreement that would give him all broad immunity and meanwhile they just keep piling on trump from every corner. >> yeah. now we're down to charging random people. just throwing those into the indictment. is there any coincidence that the doj rushes to add these new indictments today after the hunter debacle, after their own self-dealing and two-timing is exposed. after they tried to hide from us the truex tent of this plea deal that gets blown up and go indict trump on something else. so brazen right now whether a they're doing. it is really a subversion of the rule of law. they are taking the rule of law and turning it on its head. laura, we cannot allow this to stand, the american people are not going to be safe. our system of government is not going to be safe if this is going to be the new standard. >> laura: senator hawley, the situation here is this: it's very simply stated: our department of justice, som

independent agency that would then oversee this emerging new technology, and today he and ranking member josh hawleyhearing on ai, and both of them really want to move on regulation asap, and one of the reasons why, neil, is because we have this big presidential election around the corner. >> let me ask each of you what you see as the immediate threats to the integrity of our election system. >> my mind goes to misinformation, generation of deepfakes, use of ai systems to manipulate people or produce propaganda, or just do anything deceptive. >> so that is actually the ceo of anthropic, and alphabet-backed ai start up, and after about is one of the seventh leading tech companies that just met at the white house last friday to announce their voluntary commitments on sharing, testing, developing, safe ai te. here's the thing. lawmakers admit whatever commitments these companies make are vague and unenforceable, so majority leader chuck schumer has pledged to incorporate some amendments related to ai in the upcoming defense bill, which is expected to move through the senate later this week, and he is a

josh hawley and kirsten gillibrand would not only band members of congress from owning stocks but family members and executive branch officials from any trading. the ban picked up, inside congress and out a new poll for public con consu consultation, approved a ban for stock trading for members of congress and unlike so many others today, there's no divide among party lines. 86% of republicans and 88% of democrats have agreed with the ban. it's not clear if this bipartisan bill will have more success than path it raterations but it shows this battle is not over yet >> emily wilkins, from the capital. >>> most americans are in favor of some restrictions of trading by congressmen and women and other members of government. is it really going to happen this time? let's bring in dan mitchell and aaron klein. is this is a good idea >> it's a double-edged sword i like the idea of members of congress owning stock. then, they have a stake in the success of our economy on the other hand, there's something very sleazy about politicians going to washington and retiring 20 or 30 years later and being

senator josh hawley said to the "the new york times" while some republicans remain staunchly interventionist, that's not where the voters are. as max booter pointed out some conservatives claim to be in favor of supporting ukraine but in favor of supporting china. that's because china is run by the communist party. but this also has to do with the fact that many conservatives are not interested in engaged foreign policy, they're focused on tariffs and walls, raising 160 folkic situations for chinese students and chinese americans. this is a reprisal of the jaxsonian policy of fortress for america. the republican party might be returning to its roots. after all, it bitterly opposed america's entry into world war ii, after pearl harbor. even after the war, many republicans opposed nato and america's engagement with the world even though there's strong anti-communists and then claiming to want to focus on china. dwight eisenhower offered not to run against robert taft, the leading republican of his day, if taft would just endorse nato. taft refused. so eisenhower ran to preserve america's engag

china that has horrible human rights violations and you heard senator josh hawley of the great state of missouri talking all about it and then you heard the pga didn't disclose all that it had to do with china. that's a big deal. we'll continue to watch this as they want to merge with liv. of course, that's run by saudi arabia and all the sports watching that they have been accused of. was anything going on with the pga and its dealings with china? that's worth knowing about. glad we dipped in. we have a date. the first gop nominating contest is set for january 15th in iowa. former president trump's rivals ramping up their attacks on him with a lot of ground to make up in the polls between now and then. the president's uncle joe image taking a big hit. uncle joe biden? close advisor reportedly open up about his vicious temper that often happens behind closed doors. >> the story about him yelling, i don't mind bosses who swear. i don't swear, i don't like that? if a boss does and that's their style. what i did mind is the hypocrisy of joe biden about firing people who treat staff badl

interesting that you mentioned consumer privacy there's already a bipartisan bill out there from josh hawley richard blumenthal they came together on a bill saying hey, if you are an ai company and you are using customer data without their consent, you are going to get a fine and it puts in other privacy measures, as well. it's just a bill there's a long way to go and a lot of details to work through but you are beginning to see that bipartisan consensus form over things like privacy, over things such as making sure that national security is being kept safe and making sure that the u.s. is on the cutting edge of any sort of ai innovation >> at least it's not section 230 all over again emily, thank you >>> coming up, shares of citi lower, despite an earnings beat, a decline in investment banking took a toll on revenues. we'll speak with the cfo about the results. >>> plus, hitting the right note spotify higher after wells fargo hiked its price target by $70 on strong news of growth. we'll talk to theanalyst behin the call and meta's threads losing some early momentum active users down 20%. me

josh hawley said the deal was too sweeping from the start. the senate minority leader said he knows why members on the house side had concerns about the deal. the senate majority leader, chuck schumer called it a fair process. nancy mace said hunter biden, if you're watching, no one is above the law. justice is coming for you. mace said this opens doors and gives republicans fuels in their investigations. the house must vote to start impeachment inquiry. this may boost the likelihood of that. devin archer, the burisma board member, he appears for a transcribed interview on monday, neil. >> neil: going to get an update on mitch mcconnell. is he okay? he had this freeze. a lot of people wondering what happened. >> mcconnell began his press conference and stalled. he froze for 18 seconds. senators asked if he was okay. mcconnell then just walked away and returned and said he was fine. he suffered a fall earlier this year and was out for weeks. but he's back now. >> neil: so when he returned to talk to reporters, he's fine them. did they explain

democratic senator kirsten gillibrand and republican senator josh hawley introduced the measure. it comes as there's increasing scrutiny that lawmakers can financially benefit from trading stock in companies based on legislative action. the bill would impose fines of $10,000 or more, plus forfeit profits from trading so the big question of the day is why is there so much haze in the atmosphere? can you see it right there? right now? we'll talk about that and the heat advisory, your weather forecast is on deck. let's go to heather holmes now with a look at some of the stories we're working on for the 7:00 news on ktvu. plus. well, greg, coming up new tonight at seven as many stores are leaving san francisco's union square, one is actually expanding. we'll tell you the luxury brand that's buying up a new property straight ahead. plus, some big changes could be coming to your 401. k we talk live with a morgan stanley family wealth advisor on what's currently allowed that may actually be going away. we'll have those stories and a lot more coming up on ktvu. plus, hope to see you live

just last year, senator josh hawley proposed a ban on lawmakers owning stock.e, because i have to be honest, i cannot think of a job that actually has access to more inside information on more industries, more topics, and it's illegal. >> absolutely. stephanie, i could give you examples whether it is nancy pelosi and paul pelosi on the democratic side of the aisle or someone like senator richard burr who dumped a whole bunch of stock, hundreds of thousands of dollars of stock, and things like wyndham hotels, right before the rest of us and knew how bad covid was going to be. he was chair of the senate intel committee, obviously classifying briefings and information. and then, his brother in law, within a minute of talking to senator richard burr, dumped his stock as well. and so, that looks very swampy. and i think that it really contributes to basically a lack of trust in our lawmakers and our institutions. we've seen that trust in congress has been rapidly declining in recent decades. so, my book came out last tuesday, july 18th. one day later, i was happy to

here's a little bit of an exchange with senator josh hawley to your point about congress watching.embers of congress as we faced the very threat to our existence. >> this is before you agreed to take a billion dollars from the same people that you were lobbying against a year ago? >> senator, we faced a choice. griff: so in this case, obviously, the senator's pointing out just taking the money. but i want to ask you if you think as a law professor if the saudis -- and you also had, by the way, in washington qatar dumping millions of dollars into some of the big teams in washington, wizards, the nba team, the cavs, the hockey team and then the wnba team, the mystics. is this going to create a problem of ownership when many of these countries like saudis, like qatar have abysmal human rights records? >> i think what you very well may have around the corner is an effort by congress to set conditions on who can purchase a variety of different assets. they've already done that in the field of national security. they've done that in the field of economic security. it would not be with a

what was most extraordinary that day, on january 6th, is that after the attack was over, ted cruz, josh hawleyolleagues had an opportunity to stand down to say we're not going to inflame this movement by continuing our protest of an election that everybody knew was solid and yet they went forward with their contest. and we still had to have a vote later that night to shut down the insurrectionist attempt by our colleagues. so i just think you have to understand that there are a bunch of republican leaders, the vast majority, the vast minority of republican senators, bought really important guys in the party, who actually are willing to get rid of democracy, if that's what it takes to get trump into power. >> in fairness to mitch mcconnell, he has been the best edge and really distancing himself from donald trump or saying opaque things, like oh maybe donald trump is not the best candidate. why the thrall? particularly with united states senators who don't work on the same electoral cycles as the president. their state like, today of a broader base generally. we know why we see some of this in

. >> maria, this week kirstin gillibrand and josh hawley are set to introduce bipartisan legislationuld permit the president, vice president, lawmakers, capitol hill aides and employees of executive branch to disown mutual funds, index funds but would prohibit them from owning stocks in individual companies even if sitting in blind trusts which several lawmakers do that right now. well, alabama police reveal shocking details in the poz link disappearance of carly russell who vanished to w two days after calling 911 to report seeing a toddler walking along the side of the interstate. listen to this. >> we've been unable to verify most of carly's initial statement and we have no reason to believe there is a threat to the public safety to this particular case. >> several agencies worked to find carly until she was found wandering near her parents house. police say they found suspicious searches while digging into her browsing history including a search for the movie taken hours before her disappearance. the 25-year-old searched terms like maximum age for an amber alert, how do steal mon

now you've got senators kirstin gillibrand and josh hawley, they want to ban elected officials in d.cdividual companies, even in blind trusts. what do you make of it? >> yeah. this is central to the you own nothing theme, the richer getting richer while the working and middle class get crushed. and, obviously, we have seen people in congress trading not only when they have inside information, but also when they have influence over outcomes. there there have been several of these bills that have been proposed, many on a bipartisan basis, but there's been no action. i think the thing that concerns me the most about this one, liz, is the potential for loopholes. think about when gary cohn joined the trump administration and he had to sell all the stocks so there wasn't a conflict. he also was able to defer capital gains. and so, you know, they have a situation like that with those kinds of loopholes, i think the rich could actually get even more wealthy with something like that, so they need to be careful. elizabeth: nan i pelosi apparently got very wealthy on a $200,000 salary. her husb

mike: your colleague, josh hawley in the senate, called out pga officials for hypocrisy.as we, as we faced the very threat to our existence. >> this is before you agreed to take a billion dollars from the same people that you were lobbying against a year ago? >> senator, we faced a choice. mike: do you anticipate congress taking any action on this proposed merger? >> well, i think congress want more answers, we want more transparency on the deal because pga, the pga spent a lot of money, six figures, on lobbyists last year to come to the hill and say that liv is bad, they're trying to take over the pga, etc., how bad is this going to be only to do a billion dollar deal. so there's an enormous am of hypocrisy. when you come to the hill and aren't an honest broker about what your goals are and what you're trying to do and all of a sudden do this deal, yeah, there should be transparency, and there should be more hearings or some sort of way that we can get more information on what kind of deal it is. and a lot of people are asking why does saudi arabia want to invest so much

senator josh hawley said this. >> the doj's own guidelines say that you can't offer this deal, so it's just another example, i think of a sweetheart deal that biden seems to get. it's also the tip of the iceberg. >> i think today shows that the justice system is working. it did like to see my two sweeping of a deal if would protect him from further investigations that could come up in the future, and this seems to be something much more narrow, specifically focus on the tax crimes. my caution to republicans is on this, in overreaching on hunter biden. at the end of the day, this is the president son, not an elected official, and i think in the eyes of the voter, it would be a strategic miscalculation on par with who would likely be the republican front runner, since the big price indicted former president. i think you'll hear a lot of scuttlebutt under asset of capitol hill suggesting that this might be two impeachment inquiries into joe biden. that would be a shifty check mistake for a number of reasons. i don't think it has the votes in the house side there and orbiter as members in

a hotdog or enjoying other fourth of july festivities, this is how missouri republican senator, josh hawleyking the holiday. with a tweet. quote, it cannot be emphasized too strongly or too often that this great nation was founded, not by religion it's, but by christians. not on religions, but on the gospel of jesus christ. for this very reason, peoples of other faiths have been afforded asylum, prosperity and freedom of worship here. that quote, holly tweeted, while claiming to cite 18th century revolutionary and slave owner, patrick henry, was both false and fake. the senator hawley's fake quote served a real purpose. that viewpoint that christiane a.d. is or should be the bedrock of our country, has been used to curtail race nationwide. christian activist group, like the lines for defending freedom and national right to life, have lobbied lawmakers, judges, even supreme court justices for years. to overturn roe. since they got the job done with the dobbs decision last year, 15 states across the country have banned most abortions. in ohio, specifically, a six-week abortion ban went into e

you know, noted stunt queen -- josh hawley has a book about toxic masculinity and the need for masculinity. maybe that's a book that kevin can at least read to try to get some -- back and to try to stand up for democracy. stand up for common sense. but you know what, at the end of the day, the more he continues to do what he does, to stick his finger in the wind and try to see which way it's blowing, the more his leadership makes it clear to the american people that we can have adults, adults, who are actually going to deal with the things that most americans care about. -- joe biden in the white house, we have some adults in the democratic senate, but we have children at a daycare that's -- strong opposition a couple of years and kevin -- won't be speaker of the house. >> carol, part of the reason why donald trump is viewed as a weak candidate among the general public, quite honestly, his legal issues. and i want to ask you about that. specifically about the e. jean carroll case, for example. because a federal judge this week actually rejected trump's bid to dismiss carols other defamatio

>> republican senator josh hawley and kyrsten jill jill brand do not agree on a lot. are laws on the books that currently ban members from using insider information to buying stocks, gillibrand and hawley say they don't go far enough and it is reason enough for a ban. gillibrand said in a statement that it was, quote, critical that the american people know that their elected leaders are putting the public first, not looking for ways to line their own pockets. now this isn't the first bill that would ban trades by lawmakers and you can see some of the others here the biggest debates right now are over who the ban would apply to and whether officials can use a blind trust. scott, the top leaders in both the house and the senate have been open to the idea of a ban, but whether it will become enough of a priority to get it done remains to be seen. >> do you have any feeling from those you've been talking to as to whether there's finally critical mass. i saw what you cited earlier in a report that was public on both sides of the aisle is so overwhelmingly in favor of this

josh hawley, the republican senator from missouri said the deal was so sweeping from the beginning it's notable the court seized on this, and what a lot of republicans were saying and the pressure that they were starting to put on kevin mccarthy especially conservatives to say look, maybe we need to look into some sort of an impeachment inquiry. there's a reason why the past week or two kevin mccarthy has started to talk about an impeachment inquiry and vague about what it means, once you launch an impeachment inquiry, it gives you better ability here on capitol hill to go after information. they would have to vote on that in the house of representatives. and if there was any question to impeach merrick garland or possibly president biden but vote for an impeachment inquiry because it's easier to get the information. that has moved at warp speed and make kevin mccarthy saw some of the writing on the wall and moved in that direction and people like jim jordan, james comer, you know, saying this is what we have been talking about here, you know, they were a little bit shocked a few weeks

you still have the ron desantis, josh hawley, the marjorie greene, lauren boebert, the whole group ofcruz, they will continue. they will continue trumpism until the donors stop feeding their pockets. >> and those people stop going to rallies. michael, good to see you as always, thanks for being with us. michael cohen former personal attorney for donald trump, he's the host of the anti political beat podcast. he's the author of the book revenge, how donald trump weaponize the department of justice against his critics, and disloyal, and the more, which might be a good waiting for the increasing number of people who keep getting charged alongside donald trump. still ahead, president biden this week said he wasn't gonna declare victory on the economy. i say why not? the markets are up. inflation is coming down. unemployment is low. what the white house calls bidenomics to be working. but there are some problem areas we're gonna dig into after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ isn't at its best. but a little metamucil everyday can help. metamucil's psyllium fiber gels to trap and remove the waste that weighs yo

josh hawley is one of the tamer of the bunch, i would say.ous recently after being retweeted by elon musk and, more importantly, being imprisoned in romania for sex trafficking. those are the examples they go to, these awful model of masculinity, because there aren't better, pro-social models of masculinity they can took toward. that seems like a lack in our society, and it'll only get worse as a vast swath of young men begin to feel more and more lost and disappear. >> scott, i have both a teenage daughter and teenage son, and i have different concerns about each of them. obviously, the challenges for a young woman with social media and so many other things coming up in this world, but also when i think about my young son, and i'm curious what you think about this, he will hear out there things like, toxic masculinity and boys and all these things that have sort of been injected into the bloodstream. there is a generation, which is true, it may not be a welcome thought for some people watching, but it's just true that there are young boys no

congressional baseball game is scheduled for thursday evening at nationals park, and oh, look at this, josh hawleystealing third base [ laughter ] newark, new jersey -- in 1950, he stole a base in 1950. there goes hawley, he's running down to third base newark, new jersey, set a record yesterday after reaching its fifth day straight of temperatures over 100 degrees. it was so hot in new jersey, you could bake a ziti on the sidewalk [ laughter ] that's a joke johnny carson could have told, except he couldn't because when carson had this job, it wasn't 100 degrees five days in a row [ laughter ] "the new york post" and "the wall street journal" each published an op-ed on friday denouncing former president trump for his role in the capitol attack and usa today denounced him in a garfield. [ laughter ] former trump adviser steve bannon was found guilty last week of criminal contempt of congress and faces up to two years in prison, not including the two weeks it takes to strip search him "all right, take off that shirt, and then that other shirt, and then another one jesus, the layers on this guy. [ la

josh hawley in 2020 where they would say there were problems with this election, and just gonna leavet leads to a situation where there is no evidence that could be provided, that's us okay but here is why those problems have been fixed or why is here that the work did not lead to the election being stolen. rana mcdonald has a lot of problems on her hand on that front. >> look this week, alabama senator tommy tuberville backed off defending white nationalists, admitting finally that they are indeed racist. what does it tell you about the state of today's gop? when one of his senators cannot admit that white nationalists are by definition, races. >> i mean first of, all tommy is a special case and he always in the always will, be god bless him as they would say in his state. but the fact that he is trying to avoid anything that looks like he sides with you know dei or i guess black lives matter or the idea of critical race theory, they want to avoid talking about race and racism in general because they feel like doing so at all in the lead some to having to admit that racism is real or

. >> well, senator josh hawley from missouri. senator, thank you very much indeed for joining me. so i'm thinking you, i'm not a t american, but i'm sympathetic to americans right now because it seems that every single aspect of americans livesg trad is being traded around big teceh ,around government, around the fbi. there's nothing left. leftere's noe safe.what i >> what is going on? well, what's going on is thatar big business and these big corporations aren't content just to try to run our governmentnoent to. now they want to run our lives. and what they're doing is they're taking our personal informatio rn. they're stealing it from us effectively. they're not paying us. us nott not getting our consen . and the only way to stop this is to pass laws that protect people'so s pass law personal in and say, if you're going to take it from me, you've got to notify me, number one, get my consent, number two and pay me. numbernt and three, i mean, loo, you've been talking about this for quite a long timfor a loe, h i guess prompts the question, why has more not been done yet to prohib

josh hawley. i mean, i'm right, aren't they? get a lot they should be paid lot of debt.uld be paid reasonably lot of debt. they should be paid rea�*it'sibly lot of debt. they should be paid rea�*it's because they've >> it's because they've essentially had pay cuts every year the inflation. year because the inflation. >> so they're being paid considerably they were considerably less than they were in just want to in 2008. and they just want to go back to what they were essentially earning back then that seems fair. >> course, you know, >> but of course, you know, where's the money from? where's the money coming from? >> and whatever. sunak has >> and whatever. rishi sunak has basically it's 6% and basically said it's 6% and that's it. and that's all we're going to do. >> no more. yeah that's >> and no more. yeah so that's working a good, good working class a good, good impression of him. >> . >> i think. >> i think. >> what about this >> but so what about this british medical association chair who says , they're chair who says, no, they're getting they out getting you kno

josh hawley for every judicial appointment.body here and they get to vote and decide and he knows he's stalling on these nominations. there's no way chuck schumer can call up 180 nominations. he knows that. he's doing this on purpose. shame on him and i dare him to ever say he supports the military again. >> i mean, amy, what is the opportunity to you know, put some money behind a message that reaches americans from coast to coast and helps them understand what all three of you have articulated? that mcconnell agrees with tuberville or doesn't have as claire said, you know whats to get rid of him. >> i think there's a huge opportunity right now and ben talked about it a little bit earlier. the republican party has just disqualified itself over and over and over again when it comes to national security matters all the way to the point where their leading candidate is somebody who's indicted 37 times on the espionage act. not to mention the january 6th uprising. i mean, not just that, but what senator tuberville is doing, the fac

josh hawley. i mean, i'm right, aren't they? get a lot they should be paid lot of debt.uld be paid reasonably lot of debt. they should be paid rea�*it'sibly lot of debt. they should be paid rea�*it's because they've >> it's because they've essentially had pay cuts every year the inflation. year because the inflation. >> so they're being paid considerably they were considerably less than they were in just want to in 2008. and they just want to go back to what they were essentially earning back then that seems fair. >> course, you know, >> but of course, you know, where's the money from? where's the money coming from? >> and whatever. sunak has >> and whatever. rishi sunak has basically it's 6% and basically said it's 6% and that's it. and that's all we're going to do. >> no more. yeah that's >> and no more. yeah so that's working a good, good working class a good, good impression of him. >> . >> i think. >> i think. >> what about this >> but so what about this british medical association chair who says , they're chair who says, no, they're getting they out getting you kno

there is the famous video of josh hawley running. they hid.osi standing there as she basically runs the government. but they are not likely to react as people who saw january 6th the way it really went down when this indictment comes down. >> so we subpoenaed several of them, and they refused to cooperate with us. so there were republican members of congress who were material witnesses to events who were themselves in direct communication with the president and others and they did not pro us with that information. but i don't think we can paint the entire party with that same broad brush, nicolle. the vast majority of our witnesses were republicans, were trump appointees, were people, men and women who stood up and did what was right and put principle over party. so i'm not the political person here. i let others make that decision. i'll just say it was important to us, and i think enhances the credibility of the select committee's findings that the people who provided us that really important information sketching out the multipart plan to di

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