joining us is congressman mark walker. thanks for coming on today.ig moving foreign-policy for congressional republicans. >> after iran has been responsible for 600 deaths of men and women from the united states it was time to get serious about this. is the ranking member of the subcommittee we have been noticing a lot of the cash sent to the obama administration has gone to terrorist organizations supporting hezbollah so the funnel through iran, time to get serious about these sanctions. >> the specifics of the proposal, the ends the 2-year electricity deal requiring consent from the administration to lift sanctions sanctions responsible for attacking us embassy in baghdad and end all us military aid from lebanon. what are the chances this is bipartisan? >> dingle, menendez and others will support this. they've been tough and come out publicly against this but many house democrats are focused on defunding police officers, republicans are focused on defunding international terrorism. that is the focus. i hope we can get a bipartisan effort in doing s

congressman mark walker will help us unpack everything that is in it and the toll it will take, stay tuned for that. secretary of the army says he's open to renaming basis still named after confederate generals, there are 10 army installation name for the generals including robbery lee. this marks an about-face for the army with top dressing in february isn't going to address the names of any of its basis, some were named in the spirit of forgiveness after the civil war and not in support of ideology. >> us women's soccer team demanding the us soccer federation lift a ban on kneeling during the national anthem. the policy was added after megan rubino kneeled before games, the soccer federation will meet to discuss this idea. the federation could vote on the repeal as soon as friday. approved of the band would be lifted immediately. professional football team facilities will look very different when they reopened. commissioner roger goodell sending a memo to all 32 teams outline the protocols. here are the many rules. everyone must wear masks in the facilities, there need to be dedica

walker bush pardoned the iran contra figures. when bill clinton pardoned his half brother in the fugitive mark rich. >> even conservatives say he hasy pushed the limits of executive power and the constitution. >> we're living in a time of constitutional corruption. >> we have a chief executive, who denigrates the institutions he's supposed to lead. who fights every legal decision that doesn't go his way. >> a chief executive, who is historically used the courts to fight his personal battles. to punish or intimidate perceived foes, who published facts and opinions, that he did not like. >> the story in "the new york times" is a total fake. it's a fake newspaper. and they write fake stories. >> trump has recently ramped up his attacks against news outlets from rhetoric to lawsuits. lawsuits that legal experts say have no merit. he sued "the new york times" and the "washington post" claiming op-eds they published were false and defamatory. ignoring that such pieces are protected by the first amendment of the constitution. and if your polling doesn't please him. >> brand new cnn poll. it shows a huge drop in the president's approval ra

walkers and scout groups who use this woodland could been devastating. lindsey smith, bbc news. a ceremony‘s taken place at the national memorial arboretum in staffordshire to markthe ground was broken by the fathers of pcs fiona bone and nicola hughes, two greater manchester officers killed on duty in september 2012. the £4.5 million installation is based on the idea of an open door and will honour officers and staff killed on duty across the uk. the family of a man who has just left intensive care after spending 50 days being treated for coronavirus, say they can't praise the medical staff enough. gary trigg from the forest of dean in gloucestershire contracted covid—19 in april. while his life was hanging in the balance, his daughter was in the same hospital giving birth. our reporter, steve knibbs, has been to see the family. applause. he's turned a corner, he's out of ccu now, and he had the clap—out yesterday which was wonderful and he gave a little wave at the end. this was the moment gary's family thought they would never see. he was admitted to hospitals part of the first wave of covid patients back in april. he became very, very poorly. it was touch an