it is time to bring back in the one and only kevin corke. r pets a lot, probably only second to food. these two things may actually be connected, kevin, because you're going to tell us why our pets sometime stare at us. >> kevin: and they do, and if you love pets the way shannon and i do, you probably seen this too you might enjoy the story. ever catch the gaze of your pup and wonder what you're doing, why are you staring at me, nobody? what you want? veterinarians, shannon, say it can be for all sorts of reasons from showing love to wanting something from you. and there's this animal health and behavioral expert that has the top six reasons why your dog is staring at you. number one. they want something. duh, beasley. you want them to pet you, hug them, feed them, we don't know. the number to think they are likely thinking about if they are staring at you if they may be trying to understand you and read your body language. it's a real thing because believe it or not, yes, animals can get a read off of you something is going on. they can sens

i'm kevin corke fox news. while there was more drama on capitol hill today, a state election officials from the states of georgia and arizona testified about former president trump's efforts to try to get them to undermine the 2020 election. the january 6th committee spent much of today during its public hearing outlining trump's efforts to pressure states to overturn biden's win. among those testifying was a former election worker in georgia. quandry ashamed. moss said that she feared for her safety, and she told the committee today that her life was turned upside down due to trump's false accusations of voter fraud in the election. felt horrible. i felt like it was all my fault now. people are lying and spreading rumors and lies and attacking my mom. republicans here i mean time. arizona republican house speaker rusty bowers testified that he received a call from trump's lawyer at the time rudy giuliani, right after the election. our said that giuliani questioned his loyalty to the republican party and press

kevin corke fox news. any valid. the texas mourners came together for the funeral of rob elementary school teacher irma garcia and her husband, joe garcia's husband died two days after the shooting from an apparent heart attack after visiting the memorial for the 21 victims. fourth grader jose flores was also laid to rest today. and one of the young survivors of that massacre, spoke out about what she saw on that horrifying day, she said. mrs garcia pleaded with the gunmen trying to protect her students. she started guarding us. in my friend a memory she's started. turned across the police with her friends, phone and when they did that he started saying you will die. she said she stayed quiet as her classmates were being shot all around her, the quality school police chief said today he is still cooperating with texas law enforcement in the investigation. pete erin dondo is facing criticism for ordering officers to wait in the hallway instead of confronting the gunmen. berkeley police have arrested a 16 year old who

white house correspondent kevin corke tracks the very latest. ning, kevin. >> great to be with you, my friend. a day after a failed assassination attempt on supreme court justice brett kavanaugh, protests continued once again at the home of yet another justice, all while president biden has yet to make any public comments about the original incident. [crowd chanting] ahead of the highly anticipated supreme court decision on the future of abortion rights, protests continuing tonight outside the home of justice amy coney barrett. just hours after the fbi executed a search warrant at the home of a california man arrested tuesday, allegedly for plotting to murder justice brett kavanaugh. nicholas roske was found outside the justice's home with a pistol, knife, pepper spray, duct tape, and ammunition. and while the nine justices currently do have protection from the supreme court police as well as the u.s. marshals service, republicans are outraged that democratic house speaker nancy pelosi has yet to move on a senate-passed bill that would beef up se

white house correspond kevin corke tracks the state of the economy tonight. president continues to deflect blame. hello, kevin. >> hello, my friend. folks over at the white house, as you can well imagine, are in full on damage control mode. if they say they're doing all they can, shannon, to address the concerns of the american people, who are frankly fed up and arguably furious over inflation, which, like water from an overflowing bathtub, just seems to be going just about everywhere. case in point, over on wall street, the dow was down again today. how far down, you ask? how about down 741 points for the day. down 1,791 points over the past week and down more than 3,300 points over the past month. ouch. but the president today told the ap, yes, he understands the american people are really, really down after a turbulent nearly two years, including the pandemic, skyrocketing gas and food prices, just to name a couple of items. but he says despite all the pessimism out there, a recession is not inevitable. "we are in a stronger position than any nation in the

kevin corke has a look at the new changes that could be coming to booster shots.ical professionals see ending the pandemic involved getting as many eligible people vaccinated, including kids under five americans could soon be rolling up their sleeves for newly formulated covid-19 booster shots and fda advisory panel recommending tuesday that booster doses be updated to include specific protection against the highly contagious um akron variant, while current vaccines and boosters protect against syria's covid-19 complications, those can weaken over time with the waning vaccine efficacy and the confluence of risk this fall. we need to make a move sooner rather than later. the panel hasn't specified how updated formulas should be designed with health experts still debating which, um akron strain to target both fighter and moderna have already been testing reformulated vaccines that counteract, um akron, with officials reporting promising results. meanwhile, as the vaccine rollout continues for kids under five health professionals are reflecting on just how much the v

i'm kevin corke fox news. businesses are falling behind on hiring payroll processing company adp says companies with fewer than 50 employees saw their workforce shrink in the past four months. owners of small businesses say inflation has made it difficult to keep pace with wages and benefits offered by large employers survey of small business owners this month by the wall street journal found 63% say hiring challenges are affecting their ability to operate at full capacity. summer officially starts tomorrow and if you're planning on hosting any cookouts be ready to pay more for supplies. a cookout with burgers and hot dogs will cost you roughly 17% more than it did one year ago, based on increases in the consumer price index. it's estimated your pay $76.94. for the average cookout last year, the price of a cookout actually declined from the year before the same package of hot dogs that cost $3.82 a year ago will now cost about $5.22 ice cream is up 14% in just a year. to an average of $5.35. hold the house sel

kevin corke has been at the supreme court. jostling among the clouds. >> it's an interesting night to be here at the high court. big changes from the old days when you have to literally run downstairs to share with all of america appeared the biggest question is now that the debate about abortion moves from the federal to the state level, wha might happen. as they show you a map of some of the states had already been impacted by the decision and others may begin to restrict action, i just want to share with some of the statehouse leaders are saying beginning with the right. first the status report this is the governor here. missouri has become the first state in the nation to effectively end abortion in response to today's ruling for overturning roe v. wade, i have signed a proclamation activatin the right to life of the unborn child act, ending elective abortions in the state taken to the lone star state of texas were great app it's at the supreme court correctly overturned roe v. wade and reinstates the right of states to pr

i am kevin corke in washington.e "tucker carlson tonight." ♪ ♪ >> tucker: welcome back from brasilia. before we left our beloved country to which we will return, "final exam," we never broadcast it because of breaking news but bringing it to you now by popular demand. here it is. ♪ ♪ time now for another edition of "final exam" this evening, an animal edition, taking a break from people for a moment, "final exam" is the game where you get to test and see if the people bringing you the news have been paying attention to the news. they are great people. and dana perino, a legitimate a great person, one of the nicest and smartest people we know, cohost of "the five" and back once more, fox across america host jimmy fales, some say he suffered an unfair lost the last time, and to test his acuity. >> tucker come i love this match up you have white house against white castle. >> i wore a jacket just for the occasion because i was not going to be out-jacketed. >> she's trying to get in my head, tucker. >> tucker: she is al

i'm kevin corke in washington i for the evil shannon bream. breaking to mike and the white house officials counting a stronger than expected jobs report still feeling the pinch of inflation and pain at the pump. dustup between joe biden and elon musk. i've got details i had also the doj dealing a blow to the january 6 committee. wanting to charge mark metal an his former deputy. this says former trump aides sa that navarro responds to what h calls unnecessarily harsh treatment at the hands of federal agents are flatly taken away in handcuffs and leg irons over his complaints of a subpoena. that plus an update on that gop senate primary race in pennsylvania where the recount continues to spike. a confession to fight. be begin with the economy where the white house reality appears to be set again with inflation, dashing any hopes of a rebound despite good data point. ashley strohmier has more on that tonight. >> how are you even though inflation is crushing americans they're praising the new jobs numbers. this is regardless of the out-of-control

white house correspondent kevin corke has the latest on that dispute tonight. ing, kevin. >> reporter: evening, shannon. the president is suspected to back a move on the federal gas tax. it's 18 cents a gallon for gas. it's 24 cents a gallon for diesel, however, that move -- which we could learn a whole lot more about tomorrow -- is already drawing eye rolls by republicans on capitol hill, many of whom are accusing the president and the white house for pandering for pennies. given the surge in gas prices which have just about doubled since he took office at 18 cents a gallon break by the biden white house by way of the federal gas tax, it may not seem like much and while some economists believe it'll actually drive up inflation and deplete much-needed federal transportation dollars, republicans on capitol hill are accusing the president of a bit of gimmickry. the dem's so-called gas tax holiday say gimmick worth 18 cents a gallon or 6% of the increase in gas since biden took office meant to cover up the fact that democratic policies restricted supply and raised

kevin corke is back and it's our favorite topic. some opinions about this stuff. >> it's interesting because you never think about it but you get this survey and i'll weigh in on that like this survey. some are, more festivities outside and a few weeks away, it's going to be all summer long food to. if you haven't started already. with that in mind, rta outdoor living have released results in a brand-new survey that reveals how americans feel about barbecuing it pizza and much more, about a thousand people answering this quiz. did you know that women prefer grilling, 62%. that's more than men who prefer to grill, 52.2. 15% of those surveyed say cheese should go on to the burger, that's crazy. 63.4% chose boneless over bone in. i can see why a lot of people say that, i prefer the bone end, that's how i know it's real. 15% of those will not put pineapple on their pizza which is completely counterintuitive to what we have observed here. >> shannon: it's our younger folks on staff who like it. >> they love it, i'm surprised by this. >>

house correspondent kevin corke has all the details. >> warning of a height and environment the nextonths, department of homeland security issued a bulletin warning of the risk of new instances of domestic terrorism. a declaration coming not long after several mass shootings across the country and head of what could be a repeat of the shocking violence that we saw play out around the country during the summer of 2020. >> citing recent attacks that have "highlighted the dynamic and complex nature of the threat environment," the department of homeland security today warning americans that while the embers of violence smolder nationwide, the time is right to prepare for what could be a raging inferno of unrest later this summer. "in the coming months, we expect the threat environment to become more dynamic as several high profile events could be exploited to justify acts of violence against a range of possible targets. it is all spelled out in a new bulletin from the national terrorism advisory system, which dhs pointed to mass shootings in new york and california as examples of what th

kevin corke, we've given him a lot to look at but he's digging into the president's latest claims tonightod evening, kevin. >> reporter: good evening to you, shannon in his address to the afl-cio, the president insisted that despite all evidence to the contrary, yes, his economic agenda will drive down inflation. just the latest example, argue critics, of what the white house is selling and what the people are seeing with their own eyes. >> under my plan for the economy we made extraordinary progress. we put america into a position to tackle a worldwide problem that's worse everywhere but here, inflation. >> reporter: worldwide problem that's worse everywhere but here? not exactly. the president's statement -- according to fact checkers -- was rated as false because the u.s. has higher inflation than a lot of countries, among them germany, france, japan, china, canada, india, italy, israel, saudi arabia, again, just to name a few. now, politico pundits say there could be a reason for mr. biden lie, because despite his rosy proclamation, his poll numbers, he knows, are plunging, especially

white house correspondent kevin corke is tracking the very latest details tonight. ning, kevin. >> good evening, shannon. a criminal complaint accuses nicholas roske of "attempt to kidnap or murder or threaten to assault, kidnap, or murder a u.s. judge, justice of the united state supreme court come among the items, roske is accused of bringing to justice kavanaugh's neighborhood black tactical chest rig and knife, glock 17, ammo, pepper spray, zip tie, hammer, nail punch, crowbar, pistol light, duct tape, even hiking boots. keep in mind, roske said he bought the gun to kill cavanaugh and he would later kill himself. the arrest coming on the heels of a wisconsin judge being zip tied and murdered in his very own home by a man he sentenced years earlier. and also amid escalating threats of members of the u.s. supreme court. meanwhile, from and back to end along pennsylvania avenue tonight, condemnation and consternation. >> this is exactly the kind of events that many worried the unhinged, reckless, apocalyptic rhetoric from prominent figures for the court. >> as the p

white house correspondent kevin corke shows us if not a math but a history lesson that has team bite worried tonight, good evening, kevin. >> very good intro, i appreciate that. good evening to do. it is been clear for some time now that no matter what they say no matter how passionate they sell their ideas about just how soon they will fix the economy, most white house messaging to the american people, at least for many people, sounds a lot like charlie brown's teacher, which is to say discordant trombone of mush. it for president that's already woefully underwater in the polls, that's not exactly the team he wants to hear. the parallels are almost uncanny, especially for those who live through it. rampant inflation then, pain at the pump now. and adventist desert debacle and a departure -- the likes of which we hadn't seen since. indeed, critics say the more you look at joe biden, the more you probably see jimmy carter, and in this case, that is certainly not a compliment. >> the democrats have brought inflation much closer to the bad old days of the late 1970s than the official num

♪ ♪ it is time to bring back kevin corke, with got another food debate, our very favorite debates. de dish? kevin, i don't know if the queen is having a barbecue, part of the soul rations, but in america we love our summer barbecue. >> yes we do, and wouldn't that be great to just say, you know, your majesty, you've done such a great job, here is some barbecue in the process. as you know, anytime we can talk about food and barbecue in particular, shannon and i dive right in, and with that in mind, we thought we would check out what tasting table has been talking about. they actually, shannon, pulled 500 of their readers to find it what was the best side dish to go with barbecue and there were a lot of options out there, i'm just going to share their top five. number one choice to go with your barbecue as a side dish, you've got to get your baked beans arm, ladies and gentlemen. more than 28% of those surveys say yeah, baked beans got to be in there some way, somehow. a little, you know, brown sugar in there, maybe a little bacon, just throwing that out there. if potato salad coming

i'm kevin corke fox news. okay for you. tomorrow we've got a heat advisory and a spare the air day.'re looking into that with the five day forecast after the break, all right, let's check in with alex savage right now and look at some of the stories we're working on for the seven o'clock news on ktvu. plus alex. thank you. the spread of monkeypox reaches nearly half of u. s states coming up tonight at seven. doctors layout, the challenges they're facing as they try to limit new infections. also you can watch a bay area man go after a million dollars tonight on ktvu that beaches um, contestant will be joining us live tonight at seven to talk about all the excitement of being part of the show. we'll have those stories and much more. coming up tonight. live at seven. over on ktvu. plus okay, looking forward to that interview. thanks so much. alex first, though, after the break this year marks the very first time that juneteenth is celebrated as a federal holiday. and a new exhibit at san jose state, is exploring the struggles of african americans and education and sport. wanna help kid

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. >> i'm kevin corke in washington. ghislaine maxwell has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for helping jeffery epstein abuse girls. epstein allegedly killed himself in 2019 while awaiting trial couldn't have committed the crimes without the help of maxwell, his long-time companion. voters heading to the polls in several states. polls just closed a short while in illinois, oklahoma and south carolina. according to the a.p., james langford has won the republican nomination for the u.s. senate in the sooner state of oklahoma. in new york, all eyes on a four-way primary with lee zeldin and andrew guliani. and mike lee in utah endorsed by former president trump facing off against two primary challengers. >> tucker: so when people can defend themselves, criminals are much less likely to take the chance of victimizing them. that's true. it was proved here in brazil after the current president loosened brazil's draconian gun laws three years ago, the company saw a 20% drop in homicides. in united states, in chicago, the loc

white house correspondent kevin corke has a report tonight about the most egregious proxy use for votingthink that we've ever seen. >> this is really something. good evening. "the new york post," famous for its headline writing. this one was certainly a memorable one or as my mom used to say, it was a doozy. what a liar. here's the backstory. the post reports a new york congressman used the congressional cove a covered rule to assign another lawmaker to vote for him on more than one dozen bills in the house all while he partied on the french riviera. there's two parts of this frankly, the one hand, yes, proxy voting is a thing. democrats and republicans do it. come on! florida congresswoman frederico wilson's been in the sunshine stayed forever. conducting the people's business because nancy pelosi says she can do it that way. the other part of this is the question. congressman jones lying when he said it was fair of their rona that kept them from showing up to work on capitol hill or to say goodbye to the wedding. the critics, that's when he wanted to do, but joe says not so fast. other

i'm kevin corke in washington i for the evil shannon bream.nger than expected jobs report still feeling the pinch of inflation and pain at the pump. dustup between joe biden and elon musk. i've got details i had also the

white house corespondent kevin corke shows us tonight good evening kevin. >> evening shannon discussions underway regarding the potential public testimony of top secret service agent mentioned during yesterday's hearing on the capitol hill about the january 6th protests. now for their part the agents in question shannon say they are ready to testify that what the key witness yesterday had to say was, at least in part, not true. >> the allegations were explosive. that a then angry president trump tried to grab the steering wheel of the presidential vehicle in order to steer it to the capitol on january the 6th and us the wind the secret service in the products and even wanted the secret service to allow armed demonstrators to enter the ellipse to watch his rally knowing they would later walk over to the capitol in protest. accusations relayed by a former trump white house staffer cassidy hutchinson, who did admit that most of what she told the committee yesterday was, well, more or less second and third hand accounts. and even in some cases drawn from overheard conversations. only now, so

kevin corke has it the story of one man who has used music to make a difference in his life and those of so many others. >> they come here for 2.5 hours and they can detach from everything else that they're doing to make the world a bette place. they can use the petal to move the drums if there is something davon knows a while it's how to make the world a better place. by using the universal language of music. more than a dozen years, he's been the principal competence for the national sympathy organ orchestra. the proverbial backbone who set the rhythm. long before there were a packed concert halls and thunderous ovations, javon greene up like lot of us, eight eight dad had me and music when i was a kid. to keep me safe and away from some of the other stuff around when i was growing up and i think it kind of stuck. >> it's stuck all right. imagine from growing up in small-town indiana only to late live abroad and play all over the globe. a true gift of freedom when he is all too willing to share. >> for me it's about paying it forward. about making sure that people that look like me

kevin corke tracking the latest tonight. evening, kevin. >> evening, shannon. great to be with you, my friend. happy monday. it was clearly one of those days in the financial market where no amount of lipstick on that pig was going to make it appealing. imagine waking up to the most pain at the pump that you've ever seen as an american, ever only then to watching the markets crater and your 401k really move into retreat. dow plummeting 875 points amid fair market fears and major rate hike jitters. we'll talk more about that in a bit. sky-rocketing inflation and, yes, gas and food prices absolutely soaring. now, economists think inflation will continue and even get worse as we approach the midterms. in fact, former clinton treasury secretary and obama adviser lawrence summers predicts the country will be in flat-out full-on recession in less than two years in sharp contrast to the rosy outlook coming from the biden white house. >> we're coming out of the vonkest job market in american history. a lot of that matters. that's thanks to the american rescue plan. onl

white house correspondent kevin corke has all of the details. >> very interesting indeed.president trump was either totally out of control on january 6th, 2021, to the point of attacking the secret service, who wouldn't let him go near the capital, among other allegations. or the hearsay heavy testimony given today on capitol hill was chock-full of lies, misrepresentations, and outright falsehoods. however, critics would argue for the democratically controlled committee it was all good either way because allegations made in this particular forum are more or less made-for-tv gold vehicle even if they are not true. >> cassidy hutchinson, special assistant for former president trump's chief of staff office is either a boldfaced liar or a whistle-blowing patriot, depending on how much or how little you believed her testimony on capitol hill today. hutchinson telling the house committee investigating the january 6th protests that then-president trump was so angry that the secret service would not let him go over to the capital for security reasons that he allegedly had a physic

tonight correspondent kevin corke has the story of one hand who has used music to make a difference inany others. >> they come here for two and a half hours, they can detach from everything else that they are too long to make the world a better place. >> can use the pedal to move the drum. >> if there is something javon gillian knows well how to make the world a better place by using the universal language of music. >> for more than a dozen years, javon long before there were packed concert halls and thunderous ovations. are he grew up like a lot of us. >> my dad had me in music when i was a little kid to keep me safe and other stuff i was around growing up. i think it kind of stuck. >> it stuck all right, just imagine from growing up in small town indiana only to later live abroad and play all over the globe. the true gift of freedom. one is he all too willing to share. >> i think for me it's about paying it forward. it's about making sure that people that look like me and you have the opportunities that they might not have known that they had otherwise. >> you want to be in every par

kevin corke has the latest tonight. >> good evening. the president is facing backlas after comments about gun contro legislation and possibly a ban on using nine he does mean that is options are limited. his suggestion that 9-millimete bullets have no rational basis for being used as a self-defens mechanism here it is raising eyebrows ought with lawmakers o capitol hill. >> a 22 caliber bullet will lodge in the long lung and you can probably get about a 9- millimeter bullet will blow out of the body. so the idea is high caliber weapons, there's simply no rational basis for it. >> it's kind of talk that certainly guard the attention o gun advocates and millions of law-abiding gun owners around the country as well but for the latter, including some lawmaker on capitol hill and was not exactly the kind of news that they want wanted to hear in fact , some were incensed by the president's latest gun-control position although he was merely quoting a conversation that he had with the trumpet ministration years ago. the accused biden of having

kevin corke fox news. thank you, kevin. you think gas prices are high here in the bay area, one gas station in los angeles is charging more than $8 a gallon. this is in downtown l a or the average price of gas is more than $6, but people are accusing the chevron station of price gouging , the attorney general's office says it has warned gas companies about market manipulation, but says the state price gouging law only goes into effect. if there is a declaration of emergency. state lawmakers have announced an agreement on the budget for the upcoming fiscal year. the proposal includes $8 billion in assistance to help californians deal with the rising cost of gas and other consumer goods that includes the governor's idea to give checks to vehicle owners. lawmakers have also agreed to provide $10 billion in tax credits to lower income families , small businesses and nonprofits. the full state assembly and senate are expected to vote on it before sending it to the governor's desk for approval. san francisco, maryland in breed un

now let's head back to the court where our own kevin corke is standing by . kevin , what can you tell laura ? hry interesting night to be out here at the court. very different vibe than what we saw earlier today. everythinghing is nice and calmn and i can report tonight it still remains calm, although the crowd is a little bit different and that happens once the sun goes down.bu we've covered protests not just here in the court but all over the country and that's usually the case. i can alsoi tell you that despite the fact that we've had at points over a thousand people here , it has been a relatively cool, calm evening, people chanting,p holding up signs even some people praying. earlier you saw many pro-life demonstrators here . but for the most part here tonight it's been pro abortion of protesters here tonight. er and i can always tell this whenever i come out here to the court, there's a magnitude to being oute here when there's a big haze and you certainly feel that here tonight . but again,ight so far peaceful,o far spirited and we'll keep an eye on thi

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kevin corke has the latest from oklahoma. tragedy in tulsa, oklahoma.ur people are dead and multiple others injured after a gunman opens fire inside a medical building on the campus of st francis hospital wednesday. sending fear and panic across the property as staff

outside the supreme court our own kevin corke is with us. what is going on? >> it's interesting.you had been here earlier in the day you would've seen a bear of a different crowd, we are talking about primarily female, mostly female, mostly young, very peaceful. but as is often the case in circumstances like this, as the day goes on the crowd begins to change just a bit. more young men show up, more people in tactical gear and masks and dark glasses, shades and that sort of thing. a change in tone of what you are seeing. but thus far all day long, it has been peaceful. and we expect it to stay that way, hopefully, because there is a rather large law enforcement presence along the fence line, at least about 60 that we've seen. uniformed officers. there are more officers within the crowd. we are hoping for the best but so far we have seen a lot of people, passion, some prayer and mostly peaceful protesting. we will keep an eye on it but back to you. >> sean: any word on whether or not president biden authorized calling of national guard troops if needed? >> i have actually heard th

kevin corke has that story for us tonight. >> incredible story indeed.torial primary candidate ryan kelly, as you point out, was arrested at 9:30 this morning by the fbi on a misdemeanor charge allegedly for actions taken during the protests at the capital back on january 6th, 2021. critics suggest that since that event happened a year, five months and three days ago, the timing of today's arrest and the search of his home seems suspicious, to put it mildly, and is perhaps meant to give democrats something to crow about as they stage their made-for-tv january 6 committee tonight. according to a criminal complaint filed by the fbi, kelly was accused of disruptive conduct, injuring public property and entering restrictive space without permission, although it is important to point out, a lot of people were there. and now there is a video apparently that is being shared by the michigan democratic party that shows kelley allegedly descending the steps of the capital saying about what this is war, baby." he has denied entering the capital or violating any law

kevin cork with more on this. kevin. >> afternoon, anita. for those unfamiliar, a fairly new federal holiday marking the freedom of american slaves in texas in 1965, introduce a man whose own ideas of freedom center around classical music. javon gilliam, he grew up in the great state of indiana and a great interest in music. he played several instruments and for what it's worth, loved earth, wind and fire. and world renowned and unique talent dedicated to his craft and to spreading the love of music one note at a time. >> my dad had me in music when i was a little kid to keep me safe, to keep me away from some of the other stuff that was around when i was growing up and i think it stuck. >> for me, it's about paying it forward, making sure people that look like me and you have the opportunities they might not have known they had otherwise. >> absolutely love the kids photos there. by the way, he has lived and performed internationally, spent more than a decade here in washington at the n.s.o. he's a husband, a father, a small business owner

kevin who would be speaker, somehow thought that giving the committee hours of uninterrupted game time about how trump and his allies corkesoup was a good idea. >> that never psz in congress these days. maga republicans are constantly interrupting like "woke" just to get on fox news, look at this with the commissioner from earlier today. >> i'm a little bit troubled by your embracement of what i'll call left-woke anti-american propaganda. >> madam chair, if you want to know why they're frustrated and it's not about holding sexual harassment accountable, and it is about us conducting show trials, and unless you're jack del rio. you get fined. >> this is so bad. thankfully, with the january 6th investigation, we have been spared their performative that the theatrics. leader mccarthy directed the ranking republican on the house homeland security committee to come up with a deal and coming up with the agreement, he got democrats that joint subpoenas would have to be agreed upon and the commission would not have current politicians serving on the body. that sounds like a pretty good deal for the republicans, right? alas, it wou