lofgren: no.t of their contributions, weirdly enough, went to republican house members that are now in some cases criticizing what the biden administration has done. in fact, myself and others in the california delegation are sending letters asking that the actions of the ceos be investigated to see whether they unjustly received bonuses to investigate whether there was insider trading in the dumping of stock leading up to the events. and we're being very tough on it. but we don't want the depositors who are at risk to suffer. and the small -- the employees that wouldn't have been paid probably exceed a million people in the country. additionally, some of the defense analysts have pointed out that some of the companies that would have failed if they couldn't have been able to pay their people were critical to the defense department and to developing cutting-edge measures in our competition with china and pointed out that, had those companies failed, the premier xi and vladimir putin would have bee

joining me now is zoe lofgren, a member of the 16 selec committee.hment manager for trump's firs impeachment trial. she's also a member of the house judiciary committee. congresswoman, thank you for joining us this evening. i want to get your reaction to donald trump's posts, claiming will be arrested on tuesda without any evidence, you have a unique perspective on th power of trump's words what did you think when you sa it >> well, i was concerned the last time he asked peopl to protest, a mob attacked the u.s. capitol so, that's a concern, we don't know whether he will in fact b indicted, but to call out hi mob, or followers is a concern in fact, the fact that speaker mccarthy had to say today. that he was against violence means that i'm not the only on who's concerned about this >> glad you brought that point up, it seems like he was tryin to walk back his own statement yesterday and terms of cooling down the intensity that he helped amplify i talked about this with m panel before the break but i'd like to ge your take on home th republicans gener

o california representative lofgren welcome. you were a member of the house select committee tha investigated january 6th how do you respond to what tucker carlson's efforts t undermine the committee' findings are doing in th general discourse about januar 6th? >> well it is bizarre, really, i, as everyone knows, we released a huge amount o information all of the transcripts and all of the interviews, the video that w had that was cleared by th capitol police you can clearly see a mo attacking police officers, breaking into the capitol, hundreds of officers wer injured. people died. every person who wrote broke i was there unlawfully so to try and spin this is something else, it is really weird. and unsustainable. but i think for those that t get their news, so called news from so-called fox news, the may have been misled as mr carlson misled them with the big lie before the election, after the election and befor january 6th. >> so it is definitely weird but is this rhetoric actuall dangerous? i, mean are you concerned that tuck

thank you so much, congresswoman zoe lofgren, for joining us this evening. nbc news justice reporter who has been closely following the fallout from the january 6th attack. tara step meyer worked as a republican communications director on capitol and is now speaking at biden for the lincoln project. welcome to you both. so ryan, i'm going to start with you, my friend. what do you even make about this field trip tomorrow? and kevin mccarthy's visit today with ashley babbitt's mom. >> yeah, ashley babbitt's mom has been a pretty effective person within the republican caucus, i would say. you see her all the time when you're covering a lot of these hearings in federal court, won a lot of the cases are ongoing. there is a significant contingency of -- i think with tomorrow, the important thing to focus on is just who these individuals are who are locked up pretrial and i think it works a lot better for them, when they talk more broadly about this idea of, there's a bunch of political prisoners being held, and they don't nail down specifics. they never want to ge

joining me now, former member of the now disbanded january 6th select committee, representative zoe lofgrenjoining us. we're learning more and more about what these fox executives and their anchors were saying in connection with the 2020 presidential election. clearly, very strong contrast to what they were saying publicly at the time, especially on the air. what do you hope the american public gathers from all of this? >> well, it's pretty displaying to see that they were obviously lying to their audience. and i think what the takeaway is, you can't necessarily believe what they say. so-called fox news is made up. pretty pathetic. >> these filings do show that the fox host tucker carlson texted privately that he passionately hated, his words, passionately hated donald trump while advancing the former president's lies that the election had been stolen from him. how do you square that kind of hypo hypocrisy? >> well, i don't think you can. what he said on his show was false and apparently he knew it was false. so i think there's no way to make that look nice, is there? >> the house speaker k

. >>> joining us now is congresswoman zoe lofgren of california. she's also an attorney. what is your response to your republican colleagues there? >> well, really, it is shocking. this is obviously improper. i can't recall a time ever where a congressional committee tried to intimidate a prosecutor from pursuing a case that he or she thought should be brought. it is -- it's very improper and, well, i guess, it is some of what my extremist colleagues across the aisle do. things that are not normal and highly improper. >> so, based on what we know about this case, do you think that it rises to the magnitude of such an unprecedented action, arresting a former president? >> i don't know what the case is. other than what i read in the newspapers. you know, i always wondered how michael cohen ended up going to prison but the person he says ordered him to do it was not under scrutiny. but that is just my idle wondering. none of us know what the -- what the district attorney is doing. and we'll find out. he may or may not bring an indictment. you know, the way our criminal justi

us now is california democratic congresswoman and former member of the january 6th committee zoe lofgrenff-guard, thanks so much for joining. as there's a lot to talking talk about, especially given you are a sense of an exhaustive work on the january 6th committee. what's your reaction to the -- republican convened weaponization of the federal government committee? the witness problem they seem to be having? >> well, i'm not on that committee, as you know. i'm on the judiciary committee. but i did have a chance to read through some of congresswoman plaskett's report. and it looks like they have got some very sketchy witnesses who are not whistleblowers. they try to qualify as whistleblowers and -- they don't know what they are talking about from the testimony. and they are conspiracy theorists. if this is what republicans are going to embrace, hang on for a wild ride. i mean, who thought that we would be at a time when the leaders of one of our major political parties was openly endorsing and embracing criminal conduct. i mean, the january 6th defendants, most of them, have pled guilty

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we're joined by congresswoman lofgren. now, thank you for taking the time you and your colleagues made a similar request back in january . why is it important once again to declare a major disaster here in california? well we had to wait, of course for the state to ask for the declaration. the president can only act after that request is made. and then our letter was sent every single member of the house and senate from california signed it and reason. why is that? we have people suffering right now. they need the assistance from fema. the local jurisdictions have damage infrastructure that needs to be repaired immediately, and we know that the president will listen to our plea. obviously these things are moving fast. the declaration request was just made and the letter was sent today and we've confirmed it was received by the white house. so we're hoping for quick action on the part of the president's really important okay, so what would the impact of this additional declaration disaster declaration be what more resources

. >> thank you >> coming up at the top of the hour with ayman mohyeldin, congresswoman zoe lofgren, a war on wokeness, which no on on the right can seem to define funny that back in a moment don't go away. what if all i do isn't enough? or what if i can do diabetes differently? (avo) now you can with once-weekly mounjaro. mounjaro helps your body regulate blood sugar, and mounjaro can help decrease how much food you eat. 3 out of 4 people reached an a1c of less than 7%. plus people taking mounjaro lost up to 25 pounds. mounjaro is not for people with type 1 diabetes or children. don't take mounjaro, if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop mounjaro, and call your doctor right away, if you have an allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, vision changes, or diabetic retinopathy. serious side effects may include pancreatitis and gallbladder problems. taking mounjaro with sulfonylurea or insulin raises low blood sugar risk. tell your doctor if you're nursing, pregnant,

also joining us is congresswoman so lofgren of california. the judiciary committee is wac. and joining us at the table is. i start with you, congresswoman. on the news that's broken just this afternoon that congressman loudermilk of all members of the body, will conduct an investigation of the investigation. your reaction? >> well, barry is a member of the house administration committee, but it's an unfortunate choice. the committee did ask him to explain why he was giving a tour to somebody who showed up on the 5th of january, who showed up the next day at the capitol threatening the life of speaker pelosi. and this guy was taking pictures of the tunnels from the building into the capitol. he was taking pictures of stairwells and hall waist, not usual tourist spots. we didn't accuse him of anything. we just wanted him to explain how this happened. i would still like to know how he ended up doing that. maybe he will explain it. >> do you think that's what is going on here? that he's interested in explaining anything about this tour he gave. a

congresswoman zoe lofgren discusses tougher banking regulations.nesota's governor on how his state can be a national model for transgender rights. and why archaeological treasure hunters are scanning the banks of the thames river in london. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour from weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. >> the centers for disease control and prevention released two new disturbing reports about mortality rates for mothers and babies in america, including some stark racial divides. william brangham explores these alarming trends. >> we are going to hear from two of the researchers behind the data. a look at maternal mortality. new mothers are dying here at higher rates than mothers in any other industrialized nation. during the pandemic, that has gotten worse. in 2018, an average of 17 mothers died for every 100,000 births in america. by 2021, it shot up to almost 33,000 mothers per hundred thousand. the trend was far worse for black mothers. more than doubled th

when we first brought this bill to chairwoman lofgren, you know, we were thinking about something thatw, a thousand pages long. something that was not a complicated -- written in complicated legal language, but something that the average, you know, american could understand. these are your neighbors, these are your colleagues at work, you know, who deserve an opportunity to have legal status here in the u.s. and, again, we're not changing anything else. we have big dreams of having a real immigration reform bill pushed in the 118th congress as we did in the 117th congress. and that is why i was asked to wait to introduce this bill in the last congress. however, we recognize the fact that to have an immigration win with republicans is going to take a very simple small approach, such as this bill. and although it is a very small bill, it is going to impact in a good way millions of people. >> so, congresswoman, it would be, i guess, i mean, fundamental to have some bipartisan work done on this or any other bill that -- so it could have a chance of passing. are there some movement -- is t

lofgren saying, are we filming our interviews? i said when they are zoom interviews we do, but when they are life we haven't been. mr. heaphy: it's going to be important to show america before the report chunks of substance of what we found. so we started recording them, and sure enough, hiring these really sophisticated tv producers. we had this weird collaboration of lawyers and tv people that together were scripting these presentations. the goal was an honest accounting of what we were finding in advance of the report to help tell the story over time. >> like a miniseries. mr. heaphy: like a miniseries. when i started the report i read the 9/11 commission report. the 9/11 commission was kind of the template. but america is really different now than it was 20 years ago. if we had just published a written report, a lengthy written report, i don't know that it would've had the same impact, because people use to shorter bursts of information. they learn visually. so this is to committee members, this is not us. this was politicians

plus, call chris woman, zo lofgren a former member of the january 6th elect committee, i'll get her reaction elections case that could drasticall affect your voting rights. and it's all thanks to republican gerrymander, or i north carolina i'm ayman medina, let's ge started. ♪ ♪ ♪ there is a lot of new news tonight in the trump manhattan da investigation, today animis be see the former lawyer michael cohen said that he has been asked by the manhatta da's office to serve

senator alex padilla and representatives old lofgren had the support of 52 members of the bipartisan california congressional delegation. in their letter to the president, they noted over the last several months, the massive storms have caused widespread flooding, erosion, power outages and road closures across the state. they also wrote. the storms have threatened the lives and livelihoods. of hundreds of thousands of californians and continue to threaten federal state highways and roads, critical infrastructure homes and buildings. it's hugely important. um, as i say, the individuals who have been damaged, um, you know they're not getting any help from fema now because they're not eligible until this declaration is made. so this is it for those individual families? the letter follows a successful push earlier this year by california lawmakers to get a major disaster declaration approved in the state for previous storms that severely damaged road and highway infrastructure across the state cleanup still underway in the monterey county community of bihar. oh it's been nearly three we

we had congresswoman zoe lofgren whose district includes this bank, and she was telling us in the last hour that she wants to see more clarity from the fdic on all of this. is that an issue that is coming up now, that the fdic really needs to flex its muscles and reassure people? >> yeah. i think this is very much a developing story. we still don't know what is going to happen here. i imagine that federal regulators are working frantically behind the scenes trying to figure out what to do, trying to figure out if someone's going to buy some deposit that's are up in the air. and i think we're going to have a lot of soul searching over the next couple of days about what went wrong from a regulatory perspective. i imagine we're going to get more clarity on all of those issues, but it's -- like i said, this is early hours. this is just happening right now. so i think we're going to have to wait and see what happens. >> some analysts are directly blaming the fed for causing this bank run with its steep rate hikes. help explain that for our viewers and what are your thoughts on this blame ga

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and watson, ville, senators alex padilla and dianne feinstein along with representatives, though lofgrennd jimmy panetta help secure $149 million in federal funds to modernize the levee before improvements could be made. now they're asking the court for emergency funding to get the work done as soon as possible. the levy on the haro river broke during heavy rainstorms earlier, the this month, forcing nearly 3000 residents to evacuate. and if you take your photos, take photos or record video of the storms. you can share those images with us. just email what you have to ktvu photos at fox .com, and you may see some of those images on air and online woman and her two children are at an east bay hospital after an early morning pursuit by highway patrol. the chp says it started shortly before four am when the woman was driving westbound towards san francisco in the eastbound lanes of the bay bridge patrol officer tried to get her to stop and when she didn't the chp says the officer intentionally hit her car, causing the car to spin around. she then headed back east band going about 90 miles a

public, jamie raskin, adam schiff, we have zoe lofgren come with lawyers of substantial lawyers, reallymart and really battered investors that were shoulder to shoulder with the staff as we are gathering the facts. >> i want to jump right to thehe end. and former president trump on crimes, , at least the recommendation to indict former president trump on crimes. let me ask first a question about crimes. i think the former president said article to means that if the the president says and does something it's not a crime. >> he didn't go to law school. [laughing] >> neither did i. so i saw a need your help here. first of all, why do we indict sitting presidents? >> the office of legal counsel of justice has issued an opinion, an opinion of the department of justice that would be disruptive for the president to be indicted,ru that he she cn be accountable for acts after leaving office, but that it would be disruptive to the smooth functioning of government to have investigative activity prosecutor activity while in office. bob mueller cited that in the rush investigation. in his interpreta

i know that congresswoman lofgren is not here right now, but the work that she did on farmworker modernization was bipartisan. and important. and helped with border issues, and helped with making sure we had enough farmworkers. i worked last session in a bipartisan way to help the documented dreamers and these are young people who come here legally, with their parents, on a visa. but because our immigration system is so broken, they have to self deport at age 21. and we have bipartisan sponsors on the house and senate side that got through the house, and we really, really hoping to work on that. and so, it's in that spirit that i would both ask my colleagues to work on this issue and i will be asking some questions of our witnesses. and my first question is for our judge, please tell me how to appropriately pronounce your name. >> samaniego. >> samaniego. so as i've said, immigration has become such a partisan issue. and what i'd like to know from you are, what are things that work where you think we can get some bipartisan support at the border? >> and i'm glad you're seeing that, congresswom

oh lofgren and jimmy panetta secured $149 million in federal funds to modernize the levee. it broke earlier this month before those improvements could be made. the lawmakers are asking the court for emergency funding so the work can be done as soon as possible. the levee breach forced nearly 3000 residents to evacuate their homes. the state now wants the biden administration to expand a major disaster declaration for california following devastating storms that began last month. the amended disaster declaration would include federal help for people in santa cruz county, which saw heavy flooding that swept away part of the main street in socal monterey county, which suffered devastating flooding. in potrero time now, 706 investigators and tennessee still looking for a motive to monday's school shooting in nashville that left three children and three adults dead. now, the police release him still images from body cameras as the police rushed to that school. they're being praised for what's called a textbook response to getting the calls of an active shooter at a private eleme