he is now also on the ethics committee and, as luke points out, mark crawford, the new chairman, hasore willing to play ball with johnson and trump. so all of this lines up to make perfect sense. if you're donald trump and mike johnson wanting to reset the table for a new administration, eliminate the chairman who knew everything and was in a position to know even more going forward and begin to consolidate. consolidate the team around the nation's secrets that will ultimately protect the malfeasance of the president going forward. >> yeah, i mean, we throw around gang of eight. what it means is that the democratic and republican leaders of the intelligence committees and leadership have access to a lot more classified and intelligence and law enforcement information than anyone else. we should watch this space to see if that continues to be the tradition in the second trump presidency. luke broadwater, it's wonderful to see you, my friend. thank you for joining us and sharing your reporting, david jolly. thank you for spending the hour with us. we're going to sneak in a break. we'll

. >> day 2 in office ear today has been marked by the expected angry pushback to many of the president's first big moves. >> crawford's that catherine heenan is in the newsroom with details on all of that. catherine and very yeah, yes. and you know that the trump team cannot be surprised by this, but one of the big issues igniting criticism today, clemency for many of the january 6 rioters, some of them already walking free tonight, along with the plan deportations, it was front and center in the news today. >> president trump's day began with a prayer service and the casual observer might have wondered why when asked he made it clear he did not like it. >> it was a good >> here's why from the pulpit, a bishop addressed the president directly clearly referencing the plan deportations of undocumented immigrants in the name of our got. i ask you. to have mercy upon the people. our country. we're scared now. >> may not be citizens. have the proper documentation. but the vast majority of immigrants are not. >> criminals, but it was only the beginning of a day of pushback. the day's other big trigger, the january 6 pardons

congressman crawford and congressman womack in tribute to our friend and our late former member of congress, burl anthony. his unwavering commitment to arkansas and its people have left an indelible mark on our state and this institution. born in 1938, he graduated from el dorado high school and went on to become an arkansas razorback. he came to the people's house in 1979 as representative of the fourth district, and he brought a deep sense of responsibilities and commitment to the people of l.a., lower arkansas. over the next 14 years he proved himself to be a tireless advocate of thoughtful policymaker, and champion for the working families in the fourth district. as a senior member of the ways and means committee, he was instrumental in preserving social security's future through the social security amendments acts of 1983. i was a senate staffer in the early 1980's, and i witnessed burl's dedication to the natural state fairs hand while working with the arkansas delegation on the passage of the arkansas wilderness act of 1984. at a time when politics oven divided, burl understood the power of working across the aisle that dedicate -- and that dedication enabled him to achieve las

this week marks 2 years since the massacre that claimed the lives of 7 people in half moon bay. that tragedy ignited advocacy for farm worker rights. crawford's jack moment reports from a friday vigil where community members gathered to reflect. >> the vigil is meant to honor the 7 farmworkers who were killed 2 years ago this week. there was also a shot over the vigil with many people here fearful over what the next 4 years of immigration policy can bring. >> close from you it a sauber friday evening as the community remembers those who are gone out now more than ever. i think that showing up really is going to be more than half of and i had to remind to protect those who are still with them. you know, it's been it's been tough. belinda hernandez are ya got runs a nonprofit who hosted the two-year memorial for the half moon bay mass shooting. >> on january, 23rd 2023, a disgruntled farm worker shot and killed 7 farmworkers and critically injured. one other the shooting ignited a massive conversation on how farmworkers many undocumented are treated. the past 2 years have been spent trying to get better housing and advocate for better resources

sorry mark crawford. crawford says that picture of that scumbag and we all know which one you're talking about chills me to the bone.i talking about chills me to the bone. i just can't see or look at it anymore. and mark, i am 100% with you. as the former editor of a national newspaper. i don't want to see his picture on page one anymore. i want to see and remember those beautiful, innocent little girls smiling out at me. so i will make my best effort not to show you that picture anymore. because we don't need to see him or even remember his name. it's not about him. what he did was evil. nothing else. okay, right. let's get straight on to today's story because farmers again across the nation are staging a national day of unity as tractors gather throughout britain in a bid to protect their sector. it comes as pressure is mounting on the government to halt the controversial family farm tax that could see some, in fact, many, forced to sell their land to foot that bill. well, joining us now from selby abbe