joining us to house foreign affairs, congressman mark green.ongressman, thanks for joining us. >> thanks, james. james: the federal government executive branch employees can't use it. house staff, u.s. house staff can't use it. bunch of state universities have banned it. does this largely in your view address the potential national security threar it really need to be banned as mr. rubio ask suggesting? >> james, thanks for having me on. you know you just had tom homan talking about our southern border. we've got a big problem with our fourth border, our cyber border and one of the key aspects of that is data mining. data is the new oil in this economy and any country that wants to control its population or control other populations, other people, the more data the better. and so, yes, i think tiktok is a problem, as long as it is connected to bytedance in china, it has to conform to chinese security laws which mandate the data is shared with the ccp. any use of ticktok is a threat to the national security. james: do you worry about, if there i

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tennessee congressman mark green on the gom ageneral darks next. gop agenda, next. kevin mccarthy trying to get key support for next year's election. it would make it easier to remove a house person in remaining gop holdouts and react asking congressman mark green who serves on both the house foreign affairs and house armed services committees. great to have you with us. >> thanks for having me. will: let's talk about the speakership and kevin mccarthy. what do you make of this idea that he's ready to make concessions and specifically it appears when it comes to the ease with which he could be or any speaker could be removed from the position? >> welcome to my district. glad to have you in tennessee and go vols, a great victory in the orange bowl last night. speaker mccarthy reached scout tried to agree to a lot of rules and met agreement on both rule changes as well as vacate the chair issue and the vacate the chair issue is the last sort of barrier to getting support for him and folks and this is mostly ironed out and get united and get that commitment across amer

joining me congressman mark green.t in this country, almost three years past the breakout of this pandemic. most people have had it. they don't will be told they have to mask up anymore, data would be told that they have to get shots or boosters. they want to move on. were managing this pretty well and as you can see with the response to lockdowns in china. more oppression over covid is not working. >> the world health organization has really come out and said masks in the non- healthcare setting don't work at interestingly enough i cited a meta-analysis of 74 studies pre-covid the said the exact same thing in the very first coronavirus select committee meeting and was attacked and canceled a little bit over that. look at the data is pretty clear now, there is no evidence that the masks work in the non- healthcare setting. this makes no sense. it's crazy. >> actually the masks do more harm than good in some cases in the case of children. >> in some cases, that is right. jackie: in the case of children. >> right, the ca

what will it take from white house to get serious, joining me, tennessee republican congressman mark green. >> thank you. kennedy: so, why put the president in that position to have the administration once again defend a lie. how hard is it for him to look at what is happening? >> not hard. he has this big jet, called air force one, it is land in el paso, texas easily. i have no clue why he has never been, it is a massive crisis, as you and so many others have described. out of control, americans dying, on fentanyl overdose and crime at border, all those, yet this by ignore the knows if he goes, a lot of cameras will go, and people that have been telling other lies to, like it is not a crisis, will know that it is a crises. >> a lot easier to ignore something when you don't pay attention to it. as you know having been to the border, it does impact you. when you talk to people like our reporters have, here at fox, you talk to people who putting their lives at risking trying to protect the border and get into the country. if is really heartbreaking. two very different sides to the story. but

congressman mark green of tennessee told the white house chief of staff that should happen in various republican controlled states because he described a guest on news max as saying that was a legal possibility. also, a north carolina congressman pushing the same strategy. congressman greg murphy of north carolina pushing the same strategy as green. cut and pasted from a white wing website in his case. also another north carolina congressman suggesting to mark meadows, ted budd of north carolina, he suggested the voting machines have been rigged by george soros. he is going back to congress as a senator. he just got promoted to u.s. senator in last month's election in north carolina. ted budd. also right-wing favorite paul gosar of arizona sent a link to supposed evidence of election rigging. he got this supposed evidence and forwarded the citation to mark meadows in the white house. the blog he got the information was called some swear word told me. word that starts with b and rhymes with mitch. some blank told me. that's the name of the blog that he cited to the white house chief of

is the house armed services committee member who obtained these materials decorated combat vet mark greencongressman you plan on sending a letter tomorrow. this is -- i mean, republicans just wanting to write a blank check to this pent gone like we're still in the greatest generation here, you know, with world war ii movies playing in the background, this is not the military of yesterday. >> no. there's been a huge increase, laura, in just two years of this pornographic material in the libraries and in the curriculum of our dod school system detailing how to actually commit sexual assault. these are the men and women trained to protect us. you know, and we're teaching their children how to hurt other people. it's absurd. it's insane. it's tragic. >> laura: well, what can republicans now that you guys are going to take control of the house. >> yeah. >> laura: we had mitch mcconnell, looks like maybe they're backing up, trying to push an omnibus which would fund the military the next ten months and the additional appropriations for the national authorization defense fund, what can you do to

. >> dana: let's bring in republican tennessee congressman mark green. as you serve on the house foreign affairs committee it is a great day to have brittney griner coming home to the united states. viktor bout has been said a very steep price to pay. what about what lucas mentioned, the tradition you try to bring people home in the order in which they were taken? >> well, i think this is a great day to have brittney home. i'm happy for her and for her family. horrible experience, i'm sure. but the real problem here is just the weakness of this president. we got a marine sitting over there. we traded this merchant of death guy who was going to target u.s. military personnel. what is the message we're sending to the people serving in our military or might one day serve? we'll leave the marine in the jail in russia. we'll free the guy who was going to target u.s. military soldiers, and just get the high-profile basketball player. it is a terrible message to send not only to the despots of the world who know they can get a trade if they capture an american.

the other hand, you did have a sign of desperation because you had i believe it was congressman mark greenaying that all gop state legislatures can just declare trump the winner. do it. it's like, what? okay. that's grasping for straws. howard: they were all looking for other things. and, of course, andy biggs right now is challenging kevin mccarthy to become house speaker. i don't know whether this becomes an issue or not. what do you -- make of the january 6th committee turning these over to a sympathetic journalist in josh marshall because his time is expiring, done at the end of the year, and holding a press conference might seem heavy-handed? >> you really put your finger on it, what's the big takeaway here. if you thought the media went crazy about the leak, wait until we see tomorrow when the j6 committee meets if they actually go into criminal referrals on any of these members of congress, many of whom defied the subpoenas for similar information. only time will tell. that's form afternoon. but i do think -- tomorrow afternoon. but i do think the pact you've got talking points memo

mark green told the white house chief of staff that should happen in various republican controlled states, because he described a guest on news max saying it was a legal possibility. also, a north carolina congressman pushing the same strategy, congressman greg murphy of north carolina, the same strategy cut and pasted from a right wing and another north carolina congressman suggesting to mark meadows ted bud he suggested to white house chief of staff mark meadows that the voting machines had been rigged by george theros, the congressman who is not only going back to congress but going back as a senator. because he just got promoted to u.s. senator in last month's election in north carolina. ted bud. also right wing favorite paul gosar of arizona sent the white house chief of staff a link to evidence rigging, and he got this supposed evidence and he forwarded it the citation to mark meadows in the white house and the blog he got the information was called some -- some swear word told me a word that starts with b and rhymes with mitch. that's the name of the blog he cited to the white hous

turning boston green. to mark the royal visit. turning boston green. to mark the royalvisit. ince of wales is city is a natural home for his earth shock prize, the words and ambition of president kennedy helped create the earth shop vision. we choose to _ create the earth shop vision. - choose to go to the moon he said, not because it is easy, but because it is hard. it was that moonshot speech that inspired me to launch the prize with the aim of doing the same for climate change, as president kennedy did for the space race. like president kennedy, catherine and ifirmly race. like president kennedy, catherine and i firmly believe that we all have it in ourselves to achieve great things. the challenge now will be ensure events in london don't overshadow the plans for boston, the reception at buckingham palace on monday was an important event for the queen consort, reinforcing her support for victims of domestic violence. the way charity chief executive ngozi fulani was spoken to has caused much set. i fulani was spoken to has caused much set. ~' ., ., fulani was spoken to has c

the team in switzerland has linked up with scientists in other countries to the areas marked here in green. our factories had produced batches of l. c. 3, or are due to start manufacturing. the countries in yellow or very interested in l . c. 3. those mart orange show where the scientists have made initial contacts. this small initiative in switzerland could so have a big impact on combating the climate crisis. hydro power is a renewable energy source that that doesn't automatically make it green. in fact, if you study ones that dams and reservoirs are causing vital habitats disappear and interrupting the flow of nutrients and sediment, we met some gem and researchers who are helping to make hydro power more environmentally friendly. to do that, they're working with a fish farm in the countryside. it's feeding time at this fish farm in central germany. for henry la maya. conditions here are ideal. fresh, clear water from the nearby ada river constantly flows into all 18 fish ponds. are these also ideal conditions for a hydro power plant? ha, bay harbor, and likely kaiser are researching ho

the team in switzerland has linked up with scientists in other countries to the areas marked here in green. our factories had produced batches of l. c. 3, or are due to start manufacturing. the countries in yellow or very interested in l . c. 3. those mart orange show where the scientists have made initial contacts. this small initiative in switzerland could so have a big impact on combating the climate crisis. hydro power is the renewable energy source that that doesn't automatically make it green. in fact, if you study ones that dams and dress it was causing vital habitats to disappear and interrupting the flow of nutrients and sediment, we met some german researches who are helping to make hydro power more environmentally friendly. to do that, they're working with a fish farm in the countryside. it's feeding time at this fish farm in central germany for henry la maya. conditions here are ideal. ready fresh, clear water from the nearby ada river constantly flows into all 18 fish ponds. are these also ideal conditions for a hydro power plant? harvey harbor and slightly kaiser are research

we have smaller outages marked by yellow diamonds and green circles. i am joined by first alert meteorologist, jessica burch. you will break down why we are calling this a first alert weather day? >>> yes, we are waking up to a flood advisory. within the last 15 minutes, the national weather service expended the advisory into santa clara county and san mateo county. this will last until 2:00. this major storm is pushing in from offshore. let's look at first alert doppler. many of us are waking up and heading out the door. this is what we are dealing with. we have heavy li two hours ago. we had reports of lightning activity to ar it sti bay. this is near san ramon all the way into hayward. these are some of the heaviest pockets of rain. there still ranging from stanford, north into fremont and saratoga. it is a strong storm. as we look at what we will ask act of the coming days, we will see this through the morning . we catch a break tonight. we have more rain around the corner as we go through this atmospheric river bringing in a plethora of rain. we w

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now it is only a bunch of those smaller outages marked by yellow diamonds and green circles. live at my speech, you can see the dangerous conditions. the high surf advisory just went into effect in it is expected to last the next couple of days. they are warning people need to be careful near the short. we could see waves up to 25 feet high. the advisory is also part of the many impacts we have seen through this atmospheric river. we are tracking it online as well. you can check out the forecast for your area and the latest weather alerts on our website, back at kpix.com. i am ryan yamamoto and it is the time for the other top stories also weather related. this is what it looks like on the opposite side of the country. buffalo, new york blanketed in snow. this video was posted to twitter this morning just as people were waking up. they found their cars just absolutely buried. the extreme weather is now paralyzing this region and now more than two dozen people are dead and president joe biden signed an emergency declaration motivating fema to go across the country. the storm i

she describes a meeting with congressmen and women where mark ri taylor green are talking about how her qanon and support the president. a lot of them focused around the 2020 conspiracy theories. one of the things that was interesting from another white house'd talked about the qanon conspiracies and also the fringe people coming in and out of the white house. it seems like this was wild, wild west at some point. people were barging in, sending mac a tee messages saying i want to meet with the president. meet were having meetings that his closest aides didn't know about until afterwards. it's indicate testify of you paint this picture of the final days of the trump presidency, a lot was reported but seeing the white house aides seeing it in their own words is striking. >> it paints such a picture of chaos and going against all protocol and also to your point the fringe that was what kind of misinformation and lies were making its way all the to the to the president at that time. thanks so much. >>> and let's discuss this now with ambassador norm eisen, he served as the house judiciary s

how soon do you think green hydrogen can counter the demand it needs from russia? markgoal is to replace fossil fuels entirely globally. so, an enormous market for us to lean into, actually. look, we have a target to produce 15 million tons of green hydrogen by 2030. a lot of that will go to europe, and that is really the start of what we believe will be eliminating fossil fuels and the need for fossil fuels out of europe. so we are very much partnering with europe. i think there is a massive opportunity here. demand is not our problem. it is going to be, can we get supplied to them in time. rishaad: mark, when will you make proper money off your investment? mark: so, look, we believe we will be making revenue from this in 2024, 2025, as i mentioned. and we believe before 2030 we will be very profitable. we think there is a good margin being the first move o -- first mover. and we're going to do this. so we believe we will be profit or that's profitable -- so we believe we will be profitable in 2024, 2025. there are many countries around the world which this changes the

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6th transcripts released tuesday former white house aide cassidy hutchinson recalled greene bragging to her and mark meadows chief of staffers -- hutchinson said greene gave donald trump a similar spiel showing a constituent wearing a "q" shirt and telling the former president those are all my people. but with republicans fighting among themselves at every turn kevin mccarthy's quest for power has opened a rift even among the extremists. matt gates one of five house republicans who have vowed to vaet against mccarthy told the daily caller why. >> i'm not voting for kevin mccarthy for speaker because i think he's just a show of the establishment. and the reason most of my republican colleagues are supporting him is because they benefit from the redistribution of lobbyists and special interest money through mccarthy to their campaign accounts. >> joining me now matthew dowd, founder of country over party and chief strategist with the bush cheney campaign. eugene scott, national reporter at "the washington post," and dana millbank columnist for "the washington post" and author of the deconstructionists

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this green space is marked on the map of the city. that is, all our forests are obtained. conditionally to the internet. quite right. the electronic database of green spaces is called digital twins of teachers and students. udsu developed a program for the national project science and the university turned out now the system is actively used by city services. control accounting planning a completely new approach to the green fund cities. the udmurt state university has a special purpose department. here future engineers learn to save people. we are in the current fire department , where students of the institute of civil protection from the state university practice the knowledge gained in the classrooms. for example, an exam for speed combat clothing, breathing apparatus, a hull mask, boots , you need to get ready for departure in 27 seconds. that 's how long a match burns. well, given that the total weight of the kit is about 30 kg, i think i can’t do without a lighter. rescue squad number one in izhevsk is essentially a private voluntary fire department. there is an agre

. >>> that's the white house there, lit up in green tonight to mark ten years since the school shootingilled 20 children and six adults. we've seen progress in the ten years but we've seen many more schools to a sickening degree. so where are we tonight? joining us is scarlet lewis, she's the mother of 6-year-old jesse lewis killed at sandy hook and also gloria and javier their 9-year-old jackie was killed in the uvalde school shooting in may. jackie and gloria and scarlet, thank you all for being here and being here together i know scarlet that talking to you will be a comfort to all of us particularly to them. can you first tell us what today has been like for you? how do you mark an anniversary like these ten years today? >> today i did actually what i do every day, and that is continue to work towards keeping our kids safe by speaking with educators and working on a proactive and preventive solution, today was to different than any other day, workday for me. but ten years is marks a significant time and i really wish that we had made more progress and my heart really goes out to the

mark. at the roadways looking at green sensors except for in the south bay. i will run over to my map which seems to be frozen and will tap this computer because we still have this traffic alert going on as folks are traveling down into san jose. northbound 101 we have a lot of activity approaching because of a crash, a fuel leak and a lot of activity and there may be concrete debris in the roadway as well so this is continuing to get more complicated on north 101 as the build is just starting to come in and speed through silicon valley. i'll give you the rest of the report coming up. silicon valley is moving smoothly. back over to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> 5:10. christmas is coming early for some owners. a rollout for certain tesla models and the changes owners will be able to enjoy. >>> we'll have the latest on the ftx disaster, one saying it's far worse than enron. >>> out with the old and in with the new. we'll talk about the unique and in some cases expensive ways companies are cashing in on companies are cashing in on beloved christmas traditions. ♪♪ my

we have smaller outages marked by yellow diamonds and green circles. let's go to our first alert meteorologist, jessica burch. >>> we have a very active storm. this is an overnight system lingering into this morning. how was your drive? mike it was tough the winds were ridiculous. >> i do not even need my alarm, i woke up to the wind this morning. let's look at what is going on on first alert doppler. it is very active as is major atmospheric river is pushing its way into the bay area. let's zoom in on the north bay. we have heavy ar fairfielall th vallejo. we are waking up to that. you have heavy pitter patter on the rooftops. it is the same near livermore . the heavier system is starting to track into your local area along interstate 680. in the south bay, that is where i will spend a lot of time. this is where the storm will stay the heaviest throughout the morning show. we will have more on that in a bit. justin did mention the winds. it is very breezy for us. i woke up to the winds billowing out in the trees. we are looking at this money. we are l

lit up in green tonight, to mark ten years since the sandy hook school shooting that killed 20 childrensome progress in those ten years, but we've also seen many more school shootings to a sickening degree. so, where are we tonight? well, joining us is scarlett lewis, she's the mother of six-year-old jesse lewis who was killed at sandy hook. and also with us our gloria and heavier -- their nine-year-old daughter jackie was killed in the uvalde school shooting in may. jacqui and lori and scarlett, thank you all for being here and being here together. i know, scarlett, that talking to you will be a comfort to all of us. particularly to this family. can you tell us what today has been like for you? how do you mark an anniversary like these ten years today? >> today, i did actually what i do every day, and that is continue to work towards keeping our kids safe by speaking with educators and working on a proactive and preventative solution. today was no different than any other day. the workday for me, anyway. ten years is marking a significant time. and i wish i had made more progress, my h

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mark, how about you? >> thanks to the heritage for this. this is my second book but green fraud, that came out in 2021 and i started writing this, when hethe green new deal came out i was telling everyone is the best legislative battle in the history of america, one of the biggest. the only election issue and what happened was as i was finishing up and getting to the end , march 2020 happened and that literally changed the entire climate debate probably permanently or at least up for a decade to come because prior to that there have been indications the debate was moving to what i would call the chinafication of america are no longer putting this up for a vote but i detail back in 2009 when president obama had a super majority of house and senate he tried to get trade bill passed and essentially fail in the first vote if i'm not mistaken nancy posey they did a lot of drives people like the house cultural committee chairman colin ferguson from minnesota, forced them to turn them around n. you expect the house to do, it passes the house that was june 2009. a lot of time pass

tom: let's switch to geopolitics and chinese and saudi companies have agreed unpacks for green energy. the trip markshe region's deep growing ties with beijing as u.s. relations, under pressure. let's get more with yousef gamal el-din. tell us about the visit, the implications, why it is important, and the dealmaking. yousef: when relationship does not have to come at the cost of the other. that is how the saudi's are looking at this, the relations with china have been long-standing and deep. $90 billion, that was the trade flow for 2021 and the u.s. amounts for a third of that. there is a different point of differentiation. the relationship with china is one about energy and the u.s. one is more about the fed ties and maintaining the saudi military infrastructure. the americans are concerned -- as far as the americans are concerned, this is something to watch. it is a risk factor, the fact they have signed these 44 deals. what we will be monitoring is whether these deals with china start to go into the space that is traditionally the space of the u.s. think along the lines of 5g networks, perhaps su

mark. the s&p also spent the day in green closing 1.4% higher, and the nasdaq ended up 1 1/4% higher. >>> still to come, trying to provide much needed housing in the south bay, giving the green light to address an important issue of making it in the bay. >>> also, less than a warm welcome for elon musk in san francisco after he pulled up on stage during the dave chappelle show. >>> and it is cold out there right now, 51 in san jose. lots of 40s tonight. how many of us dip into the 30s from our morning. i have that forecast for you and i have that forecast for you and our n ♪mumusic playining♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ nonothing brinings the pacak togegether like a t trip to great t wolf lodgege. now openen in northehern californiaia. >>> some good news on the affordable housing front. more of it is coming to the south bay. a site will be cleared for hundreds of new homes. some below market price. our business market reporter explains it's happening thanks to a political compromise. >> it's now an abandoned building, but this site will soon be filled with new housing. >> what this plan will allow for is 3

. _ turning boston green to mark the royal visit.es, the city is a natural home for his earthshot prize. the words and ambition of president kennedy, who was born in boston, helped create the earthshot vision. we choose to go to the moon, he said, not because it is easy, but because it is hard. it was that moonshot speech that inspired me to launch the earthshot prize with the aim of doing the same for climate change as president kennedy did for the space race. like president kennedy, catherine and i firmly believe that we all have it in ourselves to achieve great things. the challenge now will be to ensure events in london don't overshadow the plans for boston. the reception at buckingham palace on monday was an important event for the queen consort, reinforcing her support for victims of domestic violence. the way charity chief executive ngozi fulani was spoken to has caused much upset. lady susan hussey, on the left here, is prince william's godmother. in a statement, his spokesperson made the royal couple's position clear. he sai

[applause] >> we are also honored to have with us climate publisher mark marana, the author of the 2021 book, green fraud, why the green new deal is even worse than you think, and author of the best-selling 2018 book, the politically incorrect guide to climate change.nd he's also the award-winning producer, writer, and host of climate hostile, a firm released in 2016 in hundreds of u.s. theaters. his newest book, the great reset, global elites and the permanent lockdown, was published in august the 2022. mark, if you could come up, please. [applause] >> if you get both set, take your seats, that would be really terrific. >> well, as an economist the politics of climate change are fascinating to me. because as an economist i know that many of the solutions just don't add up. forle example, the idea that we could have all battery-powered electric vehicles 2 by 2035, and that auto companies are committing themselves not to produce the internal combustion engine at a time when only 5% of americans are buying the sickles is very surprising to me as an economist. also, the idea that certain vehicles and

released on tuesday, former white house aide catch of the hutchinson recalled green bay riding to her and then chief of staff mark meadows about qanon supporters. many of them are constituents coming to washington that there. hutchinson revealed that greene gave donald trump a similar bill. showing a constituent wearing a cue shirt and telling the former president that those are all my people. >> but with republicans fighting amongst themselves at every turn, kevin mccarthy's quest for power has opened a rift. even among the extremists. matt gates one of five house republicans who vowed to vote against mccarthy. telling the daily called or why. >> i'm not voting for kevin mccarthy for speaker because i think that he is just a shill of the establishment and the reason that most of my republican colleagues are supporting him is because they benefit from the redistribution of lobbyists and special interest money through mccarthy to their campaign accounts. joining me now is matthew dowd founder of country over party at chief strategist for the bush cheney 2004 presidential campaign. eugene scott is the national colo

officers involved in the may 2019 death of black motorist ronald greene have been indicted on state charges by a louisiana grand jury markinggreene died after resisting arrest and struggling with officers, but his family says state police initially told them he tied in a car crash. >> video released two years after the incident showed officers kicking, pumping and oozing a taser on greene. greene's family is calling on all law enforcement officers charged to be fired and arrested immediately. >>> back in the nation's capital, president biden signed a one-week stopgap funding bill averting a partial government shutdown and keeping federal agencies open at least for now. he signed it on friday and it will allow congress a bit more time to finalize a one-year deal. republican lawmakers want to pass a bill for funding lasting only until mid-january. remember, that's when they would take control of the house. >>> and in germany, a massive hotel aquarium holding 1,500 tropical fish and a quarter of a million gallons of water burst open sending a flood of water, debris, and fish, as you saw there, into the hotel lobby and a nearby

we had marjorie taylor greene and mark meadows talking about the qanon saying these are my people. >> people. >> there are people in congress who have as their constituents who put them into power, qanon and these other extraordinarily dangerous groups who have violent ideologies at the fringes. so it's not just a profit issue. it's a political power issue as well. before we do any work to look at this, you have to have some sort of political will to do it and i just don't see that coming out of the republican party, at least not for the next two years. >> a.b. it seems like voters intuited some of this, but it seems like there's an opportunity for democrats to be blunt with the american people. not all republicans are domestic extremists, prone to domestic terrorism. but all the domestic extremists posed to domestic terrorism are republicans says chris wray. >> right. i see the average house member trying to make that case to the american people is not going to break through the way that merrick garland and chris wray and joe biden are going to. and they are really boxed in, because

operating various points, mainly in the capital to her on there were vans, a white and green vans that were marked with police personnel and officials that were tasked with it. approaching women mainly who they deemed to be dress inappropriately and the process would happen to be that they would be taken to a police station where they would either be fined and their family members would be called to bring them appropriate attire before they were released. and then also some of them would be put through certain educational courses to explain to them what is appropriate attire when you're out in public, according to officials. many women who have experience at the morale of the police have had very negative things to say about the way they were confronted in their experience with them in general. and also a lot of officials have said in the past that the existence of this unit itself is not legally binding and that they are not part of the country's laws, even though they were tasked with enforcing these rules. they officially work within the police department. now with this latest announcement from

mark meadows. not because of marjorie taylor greene. not because of peter navarro. because of donald j trump.and distinct threat to the constitution. this could've never happen. scott jennings worked for president bush. i work for president clinton. it could've never happen in either party for any president in our lifetime. so, the solution is pretty clear. and that is jamie raskin, who's a member of the january 6th committee and a constitutional law professor before he became a congressman points out that section three of the 14th amendment allows we the people to ban someone who is committed insurrection against our country. or try to undermine the free, in this case, the peaceful transfer of power, to ever hold office again. that is what they should've done when he was up for impeachment, especially after january 6th, ten votes short. but this is what has to happen. either we the people have to vote him out anytime he tries to run again, and or he has to be as liz cheney says, kept more than 100 miles from that oval office. but this is -- we all focus on all these other characters. but thi

officers involved in the may 2019 death of black motorist ronald green have been indicted on state charges by a louisiana grand jury. it marks charges have been fileded in this case. police say that green died after resisting arrest and struggling r officers, but his family says the state police initially had told him green had died in a car crash after a police chase. video leaked two years after the incident showed officers kicking and punching and using a taser on green before he died in their custody. here's what green's mother had to say about the indictment. >> it seem it is like this is a constant battle against the state of louisiana, and these top brass that speaks to do their own thing. in the midst of the grand jury and we are where we are right now, that should have happened yesterday. this shouldn't even be a discussion. after seeing that video within minutes i knew my son was not going to live through it. i saw it. i said it. everyone could see it. >> green's family is calling all law enforcement officers to be fired and arrested immediately. >>> the mother of a college student murdered in idaho says she is get

so the surgeon said they marked some bits green and some bits red and they said this the detriments and lot. but look, you ever try it now, which i can't believe , because of i can't believe, because of course you had this stint on countdown on channel 4. too much work . it created a lot of work. it created a lot of headunes. work. it created a lot of headlines . your relationship headlines. your relationship with your what with rachel. rachel rachel riley. well, i was quite difficult to work with. matt. i can imagine. yeah. so you you take the blame for the fact that didn't work out between the two of you. do you think she's brilliant? i didn't think she's brilliant? i didn't think it didn't out. i think we just had to have a crash, a studio and do it my way. and once we did, there was no problem . but she might have problem. but she might have thought, this is . my studio, thought, this is. my studio, i've been here for longer than you. very possibly. you control everything you want it. can you turn but still there and turn? but she's still there and you're not so. it was your choice

mark meadows brought it up. congresswoman marjorie taylor greene, she made mention of this far right wing political movement that has those outlandish conspiracy theories. and then cassidy hutchinson said she had this exchange with peter navorro and at one point i had sarcastically said, oh, is this from your qanon friends, peter? because peter would talk to me frequently about his qanon friends. peter said, have you looked into it, cass? i think they point out a lot of good ideas. you really need to read this. hutchinson said, i did not take it assar camp. so in addition to that while getting new details from deputy white house press secretary, he told the committee he heard gossip the week after the 2020 election from some of his colleagues at the white house that trump in fact was considering conceding and considering inviting the bidens to the white house. judd said he was looped in on this, on the conversations because he is the one who would have been arranging the press access for any sort of visit for the bidens. neither of those things happened. of course instead, trump refused to concede and held onto

so the surgeon said they marked some bits green and some bits red and they said this the detriments and lot. but look, you ever try it now, which i can't believe , because of i can't believe, because of course you had this stint on countdown on channel 4. too much work . it created a lot of work. it created a lot of headunes. work. it created a lot of headlines . your relationship headlines. your relationship with your what with rachel. rachel rachel riley. well, i was quite difficult to work with. matt. i can imagine. yeah. so you you take the blame for the fact that didn't work out between the two of you. do you think she's brilliant? i didn't think she's brilliant? i didn't think it didn't out. i think we just had to have a crash, a studio and do it my way. and once we did, there was no problem . but she might have problem. but she might have thought, this is . my studio, thought, this is. my studio, i've been here for longer than you. very possibly. you control everything you want it. can you turn but still there and turn? but she's still there and you're not so. it was your choice

mark and vermont politics. at age 34, he became the youngest and very first democrat elected to the united states senate, from the green mountain states in his state and today, he's vermont longest-serving seg put his name on the ballot, two dozen times during his political career. ... friend and colleague announced wee not seek reelection to a ninth term. at vermont statehouse, he happened to be there to announce his very first senate campaign. his very first senate campaign. his very campaign. it was att. the statehouse and e did that. and pat at that time recalled the words of t edmund burke who served in the house of commons duringar america's revolutionary war. the word burke imparted to the elector of bristol in 1774, inspired pat leahy's approach to public service. burke said quotes, your representatives owe you not as industry only but his judgment. burke also said he represented the opt-out have the most unpreserved communication with his constituents". now, in my mind that still is the essence of representative government. although we serve on different sides of the aisle, find our size and strength ourselves

that comes at the same day as marjorie taylor greene, sentenced very similar message to mark meadows, also misspelling martial law, and calling for the president to invoke partial law. that's almost two weeks out of january 6th is not even a riot, people have already died hundreds of cops have already been injured, and they're still coming into this thing, and you just saw marjorie taylor greene over the weekend she hussein if she did in charge, on january six, they would have been successful they would've brought weapons. so, the idea that these republican members of congress learned their lesson from january 6th, it made me realize they went too far, i don't think that through the factual, i think they're as committed as ever, it's overturning elections that do not produce republicans and they'll stop him is nothing to do that. >> and sure, we talk about the significance of the subpoena brad raffensperger, and other officials in different battleground states. >> well, i think there are number ways look at that, when you could look backwards and say, you know, where was the departmen