lofgren: absolutely.he same republican members who were saying well, nothing happened, you know, at the time, were decrying the violence and blaming then-president from, so they know that they are lying now. the astounding thing is that some people believe those lies, but you cannot erase the records. one of my colleagues just posted his third remark about how it was just "a little peaceful protest." i did not make any comment, i just showed the video of the mob attacking the police that day could you cannot unwind the truth. christian: and yet speaker mike johnson said the select committee may manipulated and destroyed evidence, created a fake, phony narrative to her donald trump. house republicans will continue our investigation into this corrupt committee, and it will be fully funded so it can continue next congress. are you ready for a fight? rep. lofgren: well, he is sucking up to trump. the house democrats in the house administration committee issued a report today, all of the things he said was fal

and zoe lofgren says that move is despicable. also tonight they served our country, but they can't get the benefits for it. we're talking about thousands of veterans discharged under the military's don't ask, don't tell policy. but now a groundbreaking new settlement could finally change that. it's very concerning because at the end of the day, what we have here is a population of vets who are not getting benefits that they are ultimately entitled to. it's an issue that our investigative unit first exposed more than a year ago. for years in america, being lgbtq could get you thrown out of the service under the military's homosexual conduct policy, and many of those terans were kicked out for what's called less than honorable condition, which prevented them from collecting some military benefits. back in 2023, a group of veterans joioid a class action lawsuit against the department of defense, and that included lilly stefanidis, a non-binary navy vet discharged in 1989. today's settlement in that lawsuit is expected to crea an eas

joining us now is congresswoman zoe lofgren, a democrat from california.an lofgren, i'm really appreciative of your time tonight. thank you for being here. happy to be here. when you say it won't work, it will not succeed. i have faith in america. can you share with me the reason for that? that optimism? well, you can't undo history, rachel. as you know, one of the good things that our january 6th committee did was to document everything that we found and then to post it freely available. >> you can go to the government printing office website and all of the material is there. there's videos, there's radio traffic transcripts, etc. and so you can just click on the exhibits and see the riot. >> it's right there. >> and i would encourage people who post on x or read things. >> if you see some of these ridiculous things that republican members are saying, it was just a tourist visit. just take a 22nd clip of the riot from the government printing office website and let that be your reply, because in the end, what happened is what happened. luckily, and i'm so

lofgren for five minutes. ms. lofgren: thank you, mr. chairman. you know, i think all of us acknowledge that the asylum system broke down. the system was overwhelmed. and i think it's worth noting that a majority of those who sought asylum in immigration court lost their asylum case. so clearly people who are not eligible for asylum were admitted to the united states. now, why is that a problem in the law? section 208-a says this. this is a law that congress wrote. any alien who's physically present in the united states or who arrives in the united states, whether or not at a designated port of arrival, and included an alyep who was -- alien who was brought to the united states after having been der inticted in -- der inticted in international or u.s. waterers, irrespective of such alien status, may apply for asylum. that's what the law that we wrote, and people responded to it. and in such numbers that the system broke down. we have never provided enough money to detain everybody who is seeking for asylum. not during the first trump administratio

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. >> joining me now for more california democratic congresswoman zoe lofgren. served on the house january 6th committee, received a preemptive pardon from former president joe biden. congresswoman, let me get your reaction to what you just heard from donald trump. obviously, what he just said there is not true. he said that most of these were minor and so on. but putting the lies to the side. your response? >> well, this is a truly horrible thing that he has done. you know, you think about some of these individuals take julian cater, for example, who sprayed chemicals on a group of officers. one of them, brian sicknick, had a very adverse reaction than he had two strokes. and then he died. um. or d.j. rodriguez, who joined a mob and tased officer michael fanone repeatedly in the neck to the point where he lost consciousness. he had a heart attack. uh. stephen. cappuccio, who was so violent he had to hold his phone in his mouth so he could use both fists. uh, beating officer daniel hodges, and the list goes on and on. these are violent criminals who have now bee

congresswoman zoe lofgren, who served on the january 6th committee of california. thank you very much. >> you bet. >> still ahead, the new allegations against trump's pick to run the pentagon. new concerns about his ability to take on one of the most stressful jobs on the planet. stressful jobs on the planet. senator tim kaine from the (tony hawk) i still love to surf, snowboard, and of course, skate, so i take qunol magnesium to support my muscle and bone health. qunol's high-absorption magnesium glycinate helps me get the full benefits of magnesium. qunol. the brand i trust. searches over 100 insurance companies for you to find savings. >> no one else can. room for one more. >> the zebra. >> we do the searching. you do the saving. >> are you suffering with painful feet and legs? taking medication just masks the problem. the answer is the revolutionary flow. the incredible new medical device that delivers a rapid and effective therapy for foot and leg pain. now you can hit pain where it hurts and get your legs and feet feeling years younger thanks to flow's advanc

south bay representative zoe lofgren said, quote, that trump's january 6th pardons extend to some of the worst, most violent criminals that day is truly horrible. lofgren was one of the people from the committee that investigated the january 6th riot that now former president biden issued a preemptive pardon to. yesterday morning, biden said he did this so the trump administration could not target them. reggie. gloria. >> thank you. if you're watching yesterday, then you saw something that we haven't really seen at an inauguration. the tech world on display. right on the stage. we saw people like mark zuckerberg from meta, sundar pichai from alphabet, apple's tim cook, amazon founder jeff bezos, and of course, elon musk. they're all sitting next to each other just behind the trump family. it marks a notable shift in the relationship between president trump and these companies that did not go unnoticed. >> i heard people uh- with the group that i was with not, you know, not many of them are from silicon valley, but they know the importance of technology to our strength as a country an

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capitol trying to overturn the loss of then-president trump, south bay congresswoman zoe lofgren, who was there, says today she's thinking of the officers who stood up to the mob. many of them were severely injured, and they saved my life, and they saved the democracy, and i'm very grateful to them. she was part of the january 6th committee that investigated the insurrection. today, she responded to president elect trump's comments that he plans to pardon or grant clemency to at least some of those who were arrested. is despicable. but then so is he. and so he has the capacity to do that. i think it's a real slap in the face of the police here at the capitol. and really the rule of law overall today, a much different look and feel inside the joint session of congress, as vice president kamala harris was tasked with certifying the presidential election, confirming her loss and donald trump's win. this announcement of the state of the vote by the president of the senate shall be deemed a sufficient declaration of the persons elected president and vice president, while certifying the pre

south bay congresswoman zoe lofgren who was on the house committee investigating the attack called the pardons, "a truly horrible thing." >> these are violent criminals who have now been released into our communities and i fully expect that some of them will commit additional violence and it's on president trump. >> former capitol hill police officers still shaken by that day accused the republican party of turning their backs on them. >>> up next, one person is dead after their car ended up on the b.a.r.t. tracks in the east bay today, what investigators are telling us about how it all happened. >>> and today santa clara county is wrapping up its count on the unhoused population. why critics say a change in methods will lead to inaccurate data. >>> i guess i'm going to be arrested for a bunch warrant that i have for fighting this. >> a decade long battles over a private island in solano county has finally come to an end. why the previous owner ended up in handcuffs. i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. but thanks to skyrizi and clearer skin--i'm all in. with skyrizi, i saw dram

i also spoke with the south bay congresswoman, zoe lofgren. she was there four years ago, and again today she shared some of the same sentiments, but tells me that today she's thinking of the capitol police officers who stood up to the mob four years ago, pointing out more than 140 officers were injured in that attack. she was on the january 6th committee that investigated the lead up and what happened on that day. i asked her for her thoughts on president elect trump's response to his promise to pardon at least some of those who were arrested four years ago as despicable. but then so is he. and so he has the capacity to do that. i think it's a real slap in the face of the police here at the capitol. and really the rule of law overall. nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston will give his reaction live. coming up at 530, particularly because with that pardon question, this story is not over. exactly. the certification doesn't close the book on what happened four years ago, and he promised to do it the first day. so two weeks from now, we'

congresswoman zoe lofgren, who represents santa clara, says she will continue to work for what is best for america. >> our job, as it was four years ago, is simply to count the votes that the american people have cast, and we did that today in san francisco. >> luz pena, abc seven news. >> tonight, incoming president donald trump is calling president biden's new ban on future offshore oil and gas development, quote, ridiculous. mr. biden took executive action that will prevent oil companies from leasing waters for new drilling along the entire west and east coasts, the eastern gulf of mexico and portions of alaska's northern bering sea. the law invokes the 1953 outer continental shelf lands act. that's significant because the law prevents presidents from revoking the action, meaning donald trump would have to get congress to change it before he could reverse biden's move. trump says he plans to do just that, saying, quote, i'll unban it. >> today, we're learning of the first human death from the bird flu in the u.s. health officials say the person lived in louisiana and was hospitalize

south bay representative zoe lofgren said, quote, that trump's january 6th pardons extend to some of the worst, most violent criminals that day is truly horrible. lufkin received a pardon herself today. one of the last issued by now former president biden. she, along with california senator adam schiff, received preemptive pardons for their role on the house committee that investigated the capitol attack. the committee said that they were pardoned, quote, not for breaking the law, but for upholding it. >> and we will get to the new president's other executive orders and their impact on the bay area in just a moment. the president is still celebrating tonight, attending three post-inauguration balls held across d.c. i've had no higher privilege in life than to serve as your commander in chief, not once, but twice. >> weather moved all of today's events indoors, from the swearing in inside the capitol rotunda to a rally at capital one arena and a series of signings in the oval office. >> and the tech industry was front and center at these events today. a who's who of tech leaders, from

south bay representative zoe lofgren said, quote, that trump's january 6th pardons extend to some of the worst, most violent criminals that day is truly horrible. lufkin received a pardon herself today. one of the last issued by now former president biden. she, along with california senator adam schiff, received preemptive pardons for their role on the house committee that investigated the capitol attack. the committee said that they were pardoned, quote, not for breaking the law, but for upholding it. >> and we will get to the new president's other executive orders and their impact on the bay area in just a moment. the president is still celebrating tonight, attending three post-inauguration balls held across d.c. i've had no higher privilege in life than to serve as your commander in chief, not once, but twice. >> weather moved all of today's events indoors, from the swearing in inside the capitol rotunda to a rally at capital one arena and a series of signings in the oval office. >> and the tech industry was front and center at these events today. a who's who of tech leaders, from

when we come back, maya will join the conversation, as well as congresswoman zoe lofgren, a member ofe overnight release of jack smith's special counsel report into how donald trump worked to overthrow and steal the 2020 election, continues after a short break. also ahead for us. we'll head out west to those devastating wildfires still raging in southern california. how the return of high winds is hampering efforts by firefighters to control the deadly blazes that have already led to 24 people losing their lives. they have displaced more than 100,000 others. deadline white house continues after a quick break. don't go anywhere. >> no young person should ever have to worry about having a safe place to sleep at night, or a warm meal to eat, or whether anyone cares about them. >> i grew up in poverty and i actually came physically homeless right after i turned 16. >> i didn't have anywhere to sleep, and i didn't really have friends or family that could support me to be homeless as a teen. >> i didn't ask for that. >> 1 in 10 young adults will experience a form of homelessness this year,

with us, democrat zoe lofgren, the representative for california's 18th district.ved on the select committee to investigate the january 6 attack on the united states capitol. good to have you with us on the programme. you must have your thoughts today about where you were four years ago in what you and your colleagues went through?— and your colleagues went throu~h? , , through? yes, absolutely. iwas on the floor— through? yes, absolutely. iwas on the floor four _ through? yes, absolutely. iwas on the floor four years - through? yes, absolutely. iwas on the floor four years ago - through? yes, absolutely. iwas on the floor four years ago as i on the floor four years ago as the mob broke into capital. we were ultimately evacuated. as the mob was trying to break the glass and break in at one end of the hallway, we were going down the stairwell at the other end of the hallway, and i've been thinking of the officers, many of them were severely injured by the violent mob. they saved my life and they saved our democracy. i am grateful to them. to tell us we didn't see wh

guys and two people on the other side of spectrum, one worked for ted kennedy and the other for z o lofgrenif they gave honest views, we had wise decisionmaking going on. >> steve: that is kind of what donald trump is doing, bringing all different viewpoints. he does not want to hear everybody say, boss, you are brilliant. >> i hope so, role of cabinet officer has four jobs, one, you are ceo of a very large government agency. two, you represent, you bring the president's political agenda toureiocabinet department, three, you are a champion for that department, four, as a member of the cabinet, you tell a president things he or she might not want to hear. i think that is fundamental, i promised myself in the cabinet, i was going to tell the president what i thought he needed to hear. i would get a raised eyebrow, really, jay? it is fundamental for a president to have -- >> brian: you did a mini-obama impersonation. kristi noem will take questions. that department is as big, you say not as big as pentagon, it is different from secret service and fema, what should she be prepared for today? yo

lofgren: mr. speaker, i rise as the chair of the california democratic congressional delegation to urge that we focus our energy on standing with firefighters, businesses and families impacted by the los angeles county fire, not politics. i've been hearing unprecedented political attacks, lies, threats of conditioning disaster aid, even while these fires rage. the largest urban fire in the history of the united states. our rule has always been disaster help without conditions. if you want to change our longstanding policy, remember, your constituents could be the next ones to be abandoned. as my california colleague, congresswoman young kim, said this week, quote, fires don't discriminate. and she's right. in december, when disaster aid went to victims in republican-led states, including north carolina, south carolina, arkansas, florida, democrats overwhelmingly voted for that aid. mr. speaker, we didn't discriminate then and we must not discriminate now during californians' time of need. i yield

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. >> thank you so much, zoe lofgren, for joining us. we will be watching today's events this afternoon as you all certify the election. >>> a major announcement expected this hour about canadian leader justin trudeau's political future. what it could mean for the u.s. >>> plus a last-minute legal move by president-elect trump to block his great-aunt hush money sentencing. also new details on the bourbon street attacker including video released by the fbi showing him in new orleans weeks before new year's eve. >>> first, war on the historic winter storm. freezing rain, thunder, white out conditions from the central plains to the east coast leaving thousands without power. we are back in 90 seconds. clinically proven to work within ten minutes, so you and your partner can experience the heights of intimacy. new eroxon ed treatment gel. covid-19? i'm not waiting. if it's covid, paxlovid. paxlovid is an oral treatment for adults... with mild-to- moderate covid-19 and a high-risk factor for it becoming severe. it does not prevent covid-19. m

congresswoman zoe lofgren, who represents santa clara, says she will continue to work for what is bestears ago, is simply to count the votes that the american people have cast, and we did that today. >> in san francisco, luz pena, abc seven news. >> today, the first human death from bird flu was reported in the united states. it happened in louisiana. health officials say the 65 year old man was hospitalized with the virus after being exposed to a backyard flock of birds. the cdc insists that the overall risk to the public is still low. however, people who keep chickens and other birds in their backyards or work with them are at a higher risk for bird flu. >> happening today, students in the state's biggest school district returned to the classroom preparing for a cell phone ban. it officially takes effect next month, but they are being trained on the new rules starting today. for more than half a million students and teachers in the los angeles unified school district, devices have to be turned off and stored during class, but will be accessible during an emergency. last september, go

and too often the means up and americans feel ortho person lofgren the people question whether institutionhat is about to protect them, human work for them at all. and we have seen also help to them into big secure, come to rely on the bait and switch tactics in this completed and even anxiety and since joyce need to be on guard, to make sure that you're not about to be tricked or ripped off and evening going about the most ordinary of transactions. clear eyed about the challenges that people face in our economy to faithfully do the job the congress set out for the ftc. in a few key principles governed our approach. first, we closely reviewed every statue the congress entrusted us to enforce. some of these authorities have set dormant for decades, will some never been used to know. in some cases, this meant that certain mandate from congress had not beenno put into effect. other times, him and that businesses had stopped abiding by the law because they stopped enforcing and over the last few years ftc focus on italy deploying the full set of tools that congress has in from the military len

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desaulnier ted lieu pelosi, lofgren. swalwell. all vote no as well. usa today just published an interview with president biden, in which biden says he probably would have beaten trump had he stayed in the race. but biden says he was not confident he would have been able to finish out his second term. mr. biden is 82 years old. he would have been 86 at the end of the second term. so, so far, so good. he says president elect trump held a wide ranging press conference from his mar a lago home on tuesday, the first hour. trump speaking extemporaneously, claiming windmills harm whales, saying he will rename the gulf of mexico the gulf of america. and there was a fairly lengthy discussion of modern dishwashers. trump said americans should be able to use as much water as they want. it's called rain comes down from. comes down from heaven. and they want to do no. no. water comes out of the shower. it goes drip, drip, drip. so what happens? you're in the shower ten times as long. you know no water comes out of the faucet. you want to wash your hands. you they

desaulnier ted lieu pelosi, lofgren. swalwell. all voted no as well. president elect trump held a wide ranging press conference from his mar a lago home on tuesday. the first hour was trump speaking extemporaneously, claiming windmills harmed whales, saying he'll rename the gulf of mexico, the gulf of america and a fairly lengt dishwashers. trump said americans should be able to use as much water as they wish. it's called rain comes down from. comes down from heaven. and they want to do no. no. water comes out of the shower. it goes drip, drip, drip. so what happens? you're in the shower ten times as long. you know no water comes out of the faucet. you want to wash your hands. you. they want to go back to even stronger than what they have right now. now it was trump's discussion of panama and denmark, which owns greenland, that got the most attention. asked about military action against the two countries, trump said he could not rule that out with your references to greenland and the panama canal and so forth, can you assure the world that as you try t

the other one worked for zoe lofgren. and between the four of them, i thought we devised. smart, balanced policies. the other thing i'll say, i was very interested in your interview with with senator andy kim, my senator. um, he asked her he asked the nominee, kristi noem, today. all right. are you going to take orders from tom homan? he's white house staff. he's not a presidential appointee. he's not senate confirmed. what is the relationship? and i think that's a good question. you know, to the extent we have a border czar in this country and this government, it's the secretary of homeland security. it's not a person on the white house staff. so that's an issue that she and he and president trump are going to need to work through on the politics of this. >> you, as dhs secretary and president obama, were more aggressive on border enforcement than president biden was. um, and do you think that played any role in paving the way for the reelection of donald trump? >> um, tough to say. um, people have perceptions about border security. when i was in office, uh, the numbers w

lofgren who i will yield to introduce rick rex thank you on subcommittee mr. nadler, ms. scanlan, mr. cohen i think there are new to the subcommittee and the other members of server for. we are looking forward to a productive year. with that i would yield back for opening statement. >> thank you for the subcommittee means to date your testimony to assist us in restoring integrity, security and enforcement or immigration laws we will begin with opening statements. our nation has just suffered the most illegal mass migration and history. deliberately engineered, embedded and encouraged by president joe biden and his allies in congress. for four years the american people endured the effect of this calculated lawlessness, schools are flooded with non- english speaking students. hospitals packed with illegals demanding free healthcare. americans pushed out of homeless shelters to make room for illegals estimated $150 billion a year taken from struggling american families to pay for free food, free legal services, free transportation, free housing, free clothing, free cell phon

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you remember that, zoe lofgren was the other very capable member on the democratic side. nadler won the chairman schiff by saying i'm the one to impeach , with the clinton impeachment. think about that. if you set your base and your supporters to say we are going to get him when you have a member of congress sworn in for one day, i talk about my son, i'm going to impeach, a word i don't use at all, the sky, then there's no doubt about what they wanted to do. they were trying to find something. the problem mueller came back and was not what they wanted. you remember the hearings. when we got robert mueller in july, we had to go to the show hearings. excuse me, i forgot something. matt whitaker was acting attorney general for all of three months, and they were so scared that he had tampered messing with the mueller investigation. we had to have them come in one week before bill barr took over he had to have him back. that was the mindset were dealing with. host: you did a brilliant job talking about the book defending his and now prosecuting president trump. and you talk ab

i had congresswoman zoe lofgren on yesterday asked her if she were offered a pardon, if she'd take itrocess play out. is it your sense that there will be news and decision making, from the president to the last moments, that he is the president? >> yeah. i mean, look, we're just because i had my last press briefing and the president is giving his farewell address doesn't mean that we're not running through the tape, as we've been talking about for the past couple of weeks. there will be more announcements to make as it relates to the pardons and commutations. we have said for some time now that the president is going to make more announcements. and that, again, another part where i'm not going to get ahead of this president. so there's still a lot more work to do. there's still a lot more ways that we believe that this president believes we can make americans lives better. and so certainly we have we will have more news to make in the next. we have a couple of days, i think, five days left. so be sure to you'll be hearing a lot more from us. >> i think dee dee myers, the first woman t

know, we do have a big need rural areas around the country and from texas so we do have a lot of her lofgren rural areas mean often times of people thing about homeless and ability and anything about poverty stricken areas is urban but are rural friends have the same if not more need when it comes to home affordability so i do look forward and confirmed by the committee to look at how we can serve our families and communities in the rural areas on the country. >> would you help senator federman and i by providing technical assistance as a moves forward. >> yes, i look forward to working with you both. >> thank you. there's a program called housing first. spend the law of the land for two decades now yet homelessness is a bigger problem than ever. so clearly housing first doesn't work for everyone and you have some ideas that you can bring to us about how to tackle the homelessness question. >> yes and homelessness is something near and dear to me obviously to give testimony about whenever family members who was found homeless we were able to get help obviously the housing is one part of it b

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