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chair melgar and supervisors preston, peskin and mar. i'm naur evermaureen the chief operating officer for the san francisco public library. i'm honored be here to offer our support for the lan mark designation for the library. we look forward to working with planning and the community on this landmark designation effort. thank you. >> thank you. the last caller in the queue can you hear me? >> yes. proceed. >> great. daved pilpel in support of the initiating the landmark for the park side branch library. thank you. >> thank you so much and this completes the queue. >> thank you. madam clerk, public comment is closed. >> i would like to make a motion we sends this out with positive recommendation as a committee report. >> and on that motion supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> supervisor preston. >> aye. >> supervisor melgar. >> aye >> you have 3 aye's >> that motion pass. this is our last committee meeting of the year and my last day as chair i want to say thank you it has been a pleasure. and i will miss you supervisor mar and thank you deput

he went on to say democrats overplayed their hand on mar-a-lago.ce president after all these years still having these documents. he then walked onto the house floor. another member of the top republican member james comer who is going to chair the house oversight committee, that has oversight over the national archives. he told me he plans to send a letter within the next 48 hours to the national archives asking for more information about these classified documents. so republicans seeing an opening here after this revelation. even they said very little about donald trump and criticized the justice department, now criticizing the president for -- if he indeed mishandled these classifies documents. >> not surprised that that reaction is coming in. manu, thank you very much. >>> another story we're following tonight, an important one. damar hamlin is out of the cincinnati hospital after last monday night's on-field collapse. the buffalo bills' safety is now receiving medical care from a medical team back in buffalo. >> we're happy to have him back. >>

i mean, these are people who lost their minds when classified documents were found at mar-a-lago. now we have two troves of documents, in possession of the current president who had them when he was the vice president. there seems to be a double standard here. >> completely, and the thing that's amazing, even biden's own statements about the double standard. he was dismissive -- of course he has never mishandled classified documents, he had them in the garage, and there has to be an understanding that he had the documents, we hope he recalled he had them. but that aspect of his indignation, what irony such a condemnation of former president trump for having documents, and he had them stuffed next to his corvette. >> john: how could anybody be so irresponsible what the president said. good to talk to you, we will maybe or maybe not hear more from you as time goes on, but i expect you will be looking into it. sandra. >> sandra: jonathan turley, george washington university professor and fox news contributor. you say the american public should not believe biden was "surprised" by thi

we asked questions about what went on with mar-a-lago. was mar-a-lago raided but the president's home not? why are the president's lawyers still allowed to rummage through looking for documents after a special counsel has been appointed? it doesn't make sense. it's not fair. we just want equal treatment. >> so let's go there. you're talking about the trump documents. former president trump is under an investigation for his own classified documents. there are about 20 in the case of biden. for trump there are more than 300 classified documents at mar-a-lago. a big difference here just on the facts. trump did not fully complete with his subpoena. his lawyers falsely told investigators they turned everything in. take a listen to what you told cnn about this situation last november. >> i don't know much about that. that's not something that we've requested information just to see what was going on because i don't know what documents were at mar-a-lago. so that's something we're just waiting to see what comes out of there. >> is it fair to say

. >> supervisor mandelman i want to thank supervisor mar for four years ago for serving excellently for working along with the staff trying to do and doing tonight especially you made a mark around the city's commitment to the environment to advancing is environmental agenda around transportation and um, you know, often i observed some of the things you've be able to do i wish i was doing that so um, i outcome, you know, wanted to commend and thank you for that and being could i person and someone that i could in disagreement never been personal always been like that is okay. so i issue wish you all the best you'll continue to serve for the rest of our life. thank you. >> supervisor mandelman and . >> commissioner chan and supervisor dorsey express any growled four leadership on public safety and role my work with you and your office on those issues preceded my time during the couple of years with the police department and had the opportunity to work with you and appreciated the excellent questions and detail you brought to things like police staffing and violence during a time was, you

. >> supervisor mar present and supervisor melgar present. >> supervisor peskin present. >> supervisor preston present. >> supervisor ronen present. >> supervisor safai present. >> supervisor stefani present. >> and supervisor walton present. >> mr. president all members are present. >> we have the homeland security of the inhabitant of peninsula as this land and the- lost more forgotten their responsibility and caregivers of this place wells for all people that reside in this territory and guests we recognize rebenefit working on their traditional homeland and wish by accomplishing the ann shelters of the community and by fisherman's wharf their rights as first people and please stand with me to cite the pledge of allegiance. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> on behalf of the board of supervisors i'd like to acknowledge the staff and a sfgovtv and do i have mendosa that records our meetings and makes the transcript variable for the people an

think about the security associated with mar-a-lago. it is kind of a fo fort knox.resence and a security presence, one first thing that happened when president trump returned to mar-a-lago, federal government said you can't have a skiff here. they deprived him to have a secure room within the facility. they took that away. they made a criminal referral, they ignore the fact that president trump turned over 15 boxes of aprils to nnara into the process, pivotal date from our end is june 8. june 3, federal prosecutors and fbi agents were welcomed to mar-a-lago, with president telling them, if you need something just ask. 5 days later june 8, they wrote a letter that said, you can put a padlock on that storage room. he does. two months later with nothing intervening, no effort by them to continue to work with his lawyers at the time, two months later, they break the lock. they told him to put on and ex cute this unconstitutional search warrant. that is your procedural history hire that people are trying tory cast as a abvehibe obstruction. on biden side, we don't know o

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our table i ask to make sure the law is respected in san francisco and from 8 clock and supervisor mar (bell ringing) thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thank you all thank you for your comments. >> welcome. >> um, my name is maria howard i'm here today to demand you the board of supervisors to keep up the oasis family shelter that is a shelter for families and people that have as a first family shelter in place i'm a resident of the san francisco and 14 mayor's of the honorablely discharged in the navy i found myself homeless and pregnant in san francisco in the winter with 2008 same season as now being homelessness feels like you are disposable to everyone in the public and um, mind i was also in any junior year in texas. my experience was not easy to survive and ask you to secure the oasis and help the families please reduce the drama those women and children need a save rouflg and let them know they matter. i was saved by the va and i hope you (bell ringing) to public service employees and officials save families. i served in homeless a positive recommendation and many are homeles

. >> supervisor mar present and supervisor melgar present. >> supervisor peskin present. >> supervisor preston present. >> supervisor ronen present. >> supervisor safai present. >> supervisor stefani present. >> and supervisor walton present. >> mr. president all members are present. >> we have the homeland security of the inhabitant of peninsula as this land and the- lost more forgotten their responsibility and caregivers of this place wells for all people that reside in this territory and guests we recognize rebenefit working on their traditional homeland and wish by accomplishing the ann shelters of the community and by fisherman's wharf their rights as first people and please stand with me to cite the pledge of allegiance. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> on behalf of the board of supervisors i'd like to acknowledge the staff and a sfgovtv and do i have mendosa that records our meetings and makes the transcript variable for the people an

most of trump's sensitive documents were found in his home at mar-a-lago. and of the documents found, here's what we know. biden had fewer than a dozen. some reportedly did have top-secret designation. as for trump, all the documents he returned voluntarily through subpoena were seized in the fbi's search thus far. 92 secret, and 25 top secret. back in september biden was asked about that. >> when you saw the photograph of the top-secret documents laid out on the floor at mar-a-lago, what did you think to yourself? looking at that image? >> how that could possibly happen. how anyone could be that irresponsible. and i thought, what data was in there that may compromise sources and methods? by that, i mean, names of people who helped, et cetera. and it's just totally irresponsible. >> we have evan perez and jamie gangel standing by with the latest in their reporting. evan, what else have you learned so far about this? >> reporter: well, we know, erin, now that the u.s. attorney in chicago is doing a review of these documents. this is what's known as a damage

our table i ask to make sure the law is respected in san francisco and from 8 clock and supervisor mar (bell ringing) thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thank you all thank you for your comments. >> welcome. >> um, my name is maria howard i'm here today to demand you the board of supervisors to keep up the oasis family shelter that is a shelter for families and people that have as a first family shelter in place i'm a resident of the san francisco and 14 mayor's of the honorablely discharged in the navy i found myself homeless and pregnant in san francisco in the winter with 2008 same season as now being homelessness feels like you are disposable to everyone in the public and um, mind i was also in any junior year in texas. my experience was not easy to survive and ask you to secure the oasis and help the families please reduce the drama those women and children need a save rouflg and let them know they matter. i was saved by the va and i hope you (bell ringing) to public service employees and officials save families. i served in homeless a positive recommendation and many are homeles

what about going to mars? elon musk is determined to put humans on. mars does that make sense? not. they're >> sorry. my read of history tells me that we, or any civilization, doesn't do expensive dangerous things. unless there is some really significant driver for it. it's, never let's do it because it is the next natural thing to do. let's go to space because it is in our dna. or let's explore because we are americans and movie frontier. that has never driven anything in the history of civilization. you know what has? fear of dying. the war driver. you know what else? the desire to get rich. the money driver. without those two drivers operating at full force, i did together or independently, i don't see it happening. >> you don't see this happening in the near term? >> correct. unless there is a geopolitical force operating, such as what happened with the sputnik. >> a man made celestial, body for the first time in history, overcame terrestrial gravity and flew into space. >> okay. what would that? be china says they just have to make a memo. does not even have to be true. th

and we will talk more and compare this with the case in mar-a-lago. the next hour or so, but i do want to get your thoughts on intent here. can you look at these batches that are being discovered and begin to question whether there was intent here on the presidents part or the former senator's part in taking these documents. because it is one thing to say the document were discovered at a warehouse that we're in appropriately packed or perhaps accidentally pact that could certainly be the case, but when you start seeing batches pop up in different locations, three now, can you begin to question the intent? >> is that for me? >> yes. >> oh, i'm sorry, i apologize. >> yes, right, so it is a question on the legal front, a question of intent. but the bigger point here is that this point, which was a strong political point for democrats has been needed. we could say, and rightfully say that there are massive differences in these two cases. we could go down the list and make our list on how they are different. but you know, politically, in terms of propagan

pointing out saying how can you take classified documents to mar-a-lago?oks sort of hypocritical, i think, to a lot of voters. the white house is trying to argue that these are two different case, right? for biden there's only a couple documents. biden is cooperating. trump didn't. that's why mar-a-lago was raided but republicans are pretty confident they will chalk it up to semantics and for everyday voters that they're not going to see the difference. it's just going to look bad. >> it's been pointed out there's this ad from the 2020 campaign, ctes of it of biden backing oll his corvette into his garage, donna so take a look. backing it in. now, we see boxes back there. now, i don't know if they had any of thet i t se corvette he has now, probably. but i meaning it doesn't look good. >> well, first of all, you got to separate the noise from all of the, quote, unquote, possible spin that's coming from this. i took time to read about this and i know, chris, you keep telling me to find some better things to do on the weekend. >> yeah, i do. >> but think abo

the first was january 6th, the second the mar-a-lago investigation. i were in agreement doing the break that jack smith probably had no idea whatsoever about this extent biden problem over here. but now, his mandate looks very different and it's not just because the politics look different. i think it's important to say that as he thinks through, whether he has charges that can be brought successfully against former president trump, you have to think about what that jury pulled looks like and how they will be considering this, they're gonna be some people who come off of any triple against any of these men for their political bases, but there's not gonna be a way to find a jury in any form -- for no one knows anything about this. >> just because of how profile these cases have become. >> the other side of that is how do you lead something criminal would respect and in front of a jury, and not necessarily -- >> could be the obstruction case, could it be the difference trading point? you brought this up earlier which is president biden every step of the

mar-a-lago is a highly-secured facility with security cameras all over the place and watched over bynd our great secret service. i have info on everyone. that's right. mar-a-lago famously runs an intense background check requiring every guest to name one difference between their back and the ground. joining me now to lodge our fingers into the bowling bowl of truth, chuck it down the slippery lane of analysis and hit a perfect news strike before realizing we tore our scoop-ula is democratic strategist who dressed as a tray of chicken piccata to sneak into barbara walter's funeral, lydia parker. >> good evening. >> chief washington bureau chief who somehow got in a group chat with a dozen greyhound bus drivers, jonathan keene. >> hello. >> chief field correspondent who was out all last week because his gerbil had babies, james smartwood jr. >> hi. >> and pbs "firing line" host and "tooning out the news" contributor who has never encountered a human being wearing sweat pants, margaret hoover. thank you for being here, margaret. >> oh, thanks for having me. >> absolutely. now, margaret,

. >> thank you supervisor mar madam city clerk, please call the roll. on item 36. >> supervisor chan, aye. >> supervisor dorsey, aye. >> supervisor mandelman, aye. >> supervisor mar, aye. >> supervisor melgar, aye. >> supervisor peskin, aye. >> supervisor preston, aye. >> mrpd, aye. >> supervisor safai eyes. >> supervisor stefani, aye. >> supervisor walton, aye. >> there are 11 i's without objection this ordinance is passed unanimously (gavel) and madam city clerk, call item 37. >> supervisor ahsha safai, term ending january 31, 2025, to the golden gate bridge, highway and transportation district board of directors. (clerk of the board) through 42 specific to three 7 was recommended and supervisor ahsha safai, term ending january 31, 2025, to the golden gate bridge, highway and transportation district board of directors. (clerk of the board) >> thank you i'd like to entertain a motion to excuse xhrmd seconded by supervisor mandelman. >> on the motion to excuse supervisor safai supervisor chan, aye. >> supervisor dorsey, aye. >> supervisor mandelman, aye

-why was mar-a-lago raided but the president's home not? president's lawyers still allowed to go... -president has loggers? -...rummage through, looking for documents after a special counsel has been appointed? it doesn't make sense. it's not fair. -comer there channeling everyday americans frustrated that different things elicit different responses. joining the chorus of anti-participation trophy republicans whining about fairness was president trump, who took a break from his rigorous campaign schedule of shuffling peas around his plate to post on truth social, which after months of research we believe is something on the internet, "mar-a-lago is a highly secured facility with security cameras all over the place and watched over by staff and our great secret service. i have info on everyone." that's right. mar-a-lago famously runs an intense background check, requiring every guest to name one difference between their back and the ground. joining me now to lodge our fingers into the bowling ball of truth, chuck it down the slippery lane of

it begins with the unprecedented raid on former president trump's home at mar-a-lago over the summer. the fbi seizing records from the estate with some of them marked top secret. >> sandra: and a month later, president biden shamed his p pred -- predecessor. >> irresponsible. >> john: after documents were found a week before the midterm elections. >> sandra: we have just learned, u.s. attorney garland appointed a u.s. attorney to look into the documents on november 14th. that, of course, was just four days before he announced a special counsel in the trump investigation, and all of this bringing us where we are today. another batch of documents found in biden's delaware garage. >> john: where does all of this go from here. senator john kennedy and andy mccarthy are standing by with their thoughts. >> sandra: peter doocy live at the white house and we await a briefing expected half past the hour. peter, what are you hearing? >> well, we are hearing something different from the justice department than what we have been hearing for the last couple days here at the white house. when they

the raid at mar a-lago. the fbi had already been in the room where they found, quote, the documents. they had unfettered access to that room. they said, would you mind putting a padlock on the door. the trump team complied. why the raid? why does hillary clinton have all of though documents, many more than were found on donald trump's president, top secret classified e-mails on servers 33,000 deleted e-mails that we never discovered, devices destroyed with hammers and sim cards missing. that didn't seem to be a big deal to the media at the time. it was a big deal with donald trump. once again we're getting a series of excuses from democrats. is that a double standard? >> well, i think there's really great concerns here. i said the fbi didn't do a thing, i was talking about doing something in terms of actual searches and securing these documents. the fact is when it came to searching for the documents, they continue to say, no, use your private counsel, uncleared, unknown person. they were doing the interview

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i think it is time for ma mar-a-lago-styled raid. why is this happening, twice in a week could this be result. maybe someone doesn't want joe to run for re-election. suspicious in terms of timing. they are the ones that personally approved of the raid at mar-a-lago at former donald trump's home. this is why the investigation into whether or not our fbi is politicized and doj weaponized is so important. many of america's powerful bureaucrats using powerful positions to repun republicans and protect democrats. criminal information would already be underway. joe biden agrees mishandling classified material is egregious offense. take a look at his own words. >> when you saw the photograph of top secret documents what did you think to yourself looking at that image? >> how that could possibly happen? how anyone could be that irresponsible. what data was in there that may compromise sources, methods. names of people that helped, etc. totally irresponsible. >> sean: how, joe, how could that happen? today very own peter doocy. not able to an

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you are not just waltzing out of the ground that mar-a-lago. the documents at the penn biden center to my knowledge were not protected by the secret service. >> martha: thank you very much. we are going to go live now to this briefing, it's very good to have you, thank you for your time periods this is karine jean-pierre and she is addressing this issue so let's listen. >> press secretary: we are confident that a thorough review will show these documents were inadvertently misplaced and the president and his lawyers acted promptly upon discovering this mistake. with that my colleague is here, john kirby to talk through the baila tomorrow and the pilot with the prime minister next tuesday and then i will come back. >> martha: we will keep a close eye on this but we will stick with the headline story of the hour right now because we have just had a special counsel assigned to probe the president with regard to documents that were taken from the prior administration that he was vice president let's bring joe concha media and politics columnists fr

then we have the mar-a-lago raid. now we've got three instances, four separate locations of top secret documents with biden as a democrat, can you be intellectually honest enough to admit there's a double standard? >> well, first of all, you're mixing a lot of different stories here. >> let's start with the three different people with top secret classified information actually in the treatment. >> urie. so you can keep up. you're right. you're keeping up. you're right. there are three different people. so let's start with the three different individuals. in the case of hillary clinton, seven days before the general election. james comey comes out and says there are more emails indicating that there might be some nefarious activity, nefarious activity done by the former secretary of state. one would argue that that could have cost hillary clinton the election and some of the hillary camp would say it did cost her the election. slow down. she'll have to go back . my sources told me my sources told me at the time, rememb

watch joe biden from september explain why he supported doj raid on mar-a-lago and here is a hint, its totally irresponsible for government officials to keep classified documents after leaving office. >> when you saw the photograph of the top secret documents laid out on the floor at mar-a-lago, what did you think to yourself looking at that image? >> how that could possibly happen. how anyone could be that irresponsible. i thought, what data was in there that may compromise sources and methods, by that i mean names of people, etcetera. just totally irresponsible. >> so they seem like hypocrites, we could play endless loop of clips like that, they are not hypocrites, they can do what they want and you are subjects to the minutia of legal code, it is called tyranny. to more enduring questions, what is this penn biden center, the penn biden center, what is the purpose of the center? april of 2000en ska, one of hunter biden business associates explained to hunter that penn biden center operates like the clinton global initiative without the money raised. all the upside, none of the downs

everyone is going to be watching what mars does with their advertisements.eally understands, really well themself, is that their brand is not chocolate. their brand is joy. and they responded to this sort of tongue-in-cheek, the dear john letter you referred to, some of the queue takeaway lines. they didn't go under them for their specific content on twitter -- they were not responsive. they did not dive in foolishly and try to make this a serious issue and instead they stuck with their brand. >> just on that point, and you are a brand expert as -- well i do wonder in terms of how this is being talked about. is this something -- rallying around financially and sort of a strategic decision? >> no. in fact, what's really interesting here is that you are seeing as part of the culture war -- you see on the left, the virtue signaling. and on the right there is all this shaming going on. the attack -- it's the outrage machine. and mars is very smart not to get involved in the political issue. there is no winning there. and for the right wing, that is going after m

why commissioner mar y. aye. >> commissioner melgar. >> aye. >> commissioner peskin. >> aye. >> commissioner preston. >> aye. why commissioner ronen. >> aye. >> commissioner self stefani. >> aye >> commissioner walton. >> aye. >> the motion is approved. >> thank you mr. clerk. and with that we should go back to item 10. potrero hill modernization u. this informational. >> chair mandelman, jonathan bruries with the stay stay will talk potrero yard modernization project. let me share a scene. so, just to give the t aboard an it up is 5 gleers on the building progress program. a program where we look to evaluate the mta properties throughout san francisco. we continued to set the lead on project delivery i will talk about today. resilient planning with technology across san francisco and how we perform community out reach. 3 core commitments we made to the public when creating this program in 2017 was focusing on modernizing facilities so a focus on good repair of the transportation system. i'm look to resilien

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what type of documents trump supposedly had in his possession and why they rated mar-a-lago. they did was referred to the justice department. here we have biden doing the same thing with multiple locations. we still have not heard anything from national archives. it is very disappointing. >> todd: focus on one of those location specifically wilmington and you call in the white house visitor logs. you wrote this to the white house chief of staff one, we have a list of individuals at the residence. the american people will never know who who had access to highly sensitive documents. the house oversight committee demand transparency whether individuals with foreign connections to the biden family gained access to president biden's residence and mishandled for years. who do you worry congressman comer is on the visitor's log? >> it could be anyone considering all the money of the biden family has received from adversaries around the world. your guess is as good as mine. we know hunter biden lived there several years. we know hunter biden has a history of having problems with land

sure. mar. what do you, what do you think? i mean barcelona is hail that the city that's taking this seriously. what, what can you share with us about what's working there, but then also in your mind, i mean, i'm, i'm, i'm curious. do you think that it's possible to have, you know, a sustainable tourist destination that's truly vibrant that have tourists coming in, but that's protecting it's resonance. yeah. do to respond to the 1st of the 1st time how barcelona address it. it's aids of really technical a way of doing, but am, we are not regulating the number of days that you can stay in the fairmont the number of days that you can rent it. but actually we are at the like the city council. the finally meet of her number of, of, of rental apartments that week was coughing to city and also we, we booked like a kind of gas was number and from back to know we cannot go beyond to not. and that result into core as an or strategy that it's really based know on, on an on objective for a meter. so now at, at the moment under these regu

[ laughter ] former president trump was reportedly deejaying on his ipad at mar-a-lago last week andline dion's "my heart will go on." wow, the guy definitely knows how to get a party started what did he play at midnight "everybody hurts" by r.e.m.? [ laughter ] "of course no one hurts more than i do. that's right trump was deejaying on his ipad last week at mar-a-lago, and i think the legal bills are piling up for him because every song was followed by a spotify ad [ laughter ] just a few quick words for my friends at spotify [ laughter ] according to newly released testimony, former first lady melania trump was upset that rudy giuliani was allowed inside the white house residence and was worried about him seeing her wearing a bathrobe or, 1,000 times more likely, her seeing him in one [ laughter ] new york state's first licensed marijuana store opened last week in manhattan at 4:20 p.m., and it must be good weed because it was supposed to open at 10:00 a.m. [ laughter ] and finally, yesterday was national 55-mile-per-hour speed limit day, or as it's called in new jersey, "the texti

some still remained at mar-a-lago.has not been the case at least as white house officials have laid things up until this. point there's no question. this underscores the reality of the wise white house officials are keenly aware of. this is becoming a political issue very quickly. it already has to some degree. that is part of why that statement that was released by the counsel's office so detailed, but it's something they're going to have to grapple with in the weeks ahead. anderson? >> phil mattingly, appreciate. we're joined now by former deputy assistant, elie williams. also, senior legal analyst and former federal prosecutor, elie honig. also with us, cnn special correspondent jamie gangel, who did some reporting on this. and cnn senior political commentator david axelrod, former adviser for obama. ali, let's start about, legally, is this helping the deal? >> potentially, a big deal, both for biden and trump. now, there is a lot we need to know, anderson. and the details matter here. there could be a lot of differ

some still remained at mar-a-lago.t been the case, at least as white house officials have laid things out up to this point. this underscores a reality that white house officials are keenly aware of. this is becoming a political issue very quickly, already has to some degree. that is part of why the statement that was released by the counsel's office was so detailed. it's something they're going to have to grapple with in the weeks ahead. >> we're joined by elliott williams, also senior legal analyst, elie honig, also jamie gangel, who did some of the reporting on this, and david axelrod. elie, let's talk about, legally, how big of a deal is this? >> potentially a very big deal both for joe biden and for donald trump. there's a lot we need to know, anderson, and the details matter. there could be a lot of differences between the scenarios. did joe biden know? what was the purpose? how did the documents get there? how many were there? were they cooperative or obstructive? on paper, those could make the difference between

but you do have to look at it and say, look, in mar-a-lago overt. a massive raid. in the biden example it was covert. you hear the questions asked. both things before the election. here's what i'm concerned about with the intelligence committee. we go in to a secure facility and we make sure we don't leave with anything that's classified. the staff makes sure. the documents are numberered. i want to know the role of the archives because how are people able to box things up and walk out with them. on the intelligence committee either side of the aisle it can't happen. >> right. yes. i hear you. sounds like something needs to change because this does seem to be concerning. but the national archives figured it out with the trump documents and alerted to it with the biden documents. while here i want to ask you about what congressman matt gaetz announced. so he has just said as part of this deal that people didn't know about until last night that he made to support kevin mccarthy becoming speaker that he got assurance from kevin mccarthy to release the security camera

a ukrainian child there with american supplied high mars. and as i think we all are aware now on, on late january 1st. so you craning attack on the city of mckee, fca killed $63.00 russian soldiers, according to russia's ministry of defense, of the ministry of defense said that 2 of the 6 high, martha rockets, a fire to were shot down, but 4 had their target in gore love cut to the north of danielle in the north of the dpr ha ukrainian forces shelled with 3 high mars yesterday. and and. but i don't know. there are no reports of injuries and also eat gore the co was shell. 25 is 27 times with a 155 millimeter shells, according to the joint center for control and coordination. now. so it's worth noting about the issue of the high mart american colonel douglas mcgregor has stated in interviews that these complex high mm. our systems are operated exclusively by american and british contractors. he said ukrainian soldiers are not operating them. i can't confirm that. but he certainly is an expert in that field. so that's very notable i it myself