maxine waters should be expelled from congress. >> [applause] >> i introduced a resolution to expel maxineers. i've also introduced a lot of legislation they keep saying, marjorie we cannot get that done. i have introduced strong border legislation. >> [applause] >> i've introduced very strong second amendment legislation to protect the rights. >> [applause] >> many bills, i have cosponsored many bills, and here is what they don't understand and here is what you understand and i understand, you don't get something done in a day. you laid the groundwork and we may be in the minority, that does not matter, but we should be introducing strong legislation, articles of impeachment on biden, resolutions to expel maxine waters. >> [applause] >> you want to know why? they need the message that this is what we are going to do would we get in the majority. >> [applause] >> the republicans in congress need a lesson from the american people. the republican voters. in the republican donors, money talks. here is what republicans in congress he reminded that. the remand -- the republican voters and donor

maxine waters needs to be safe with extra security guards but we don't matter at all.of the dana show, dana loesch joins me with reaction. >> good to see you, judge. judge jeanine: we have got maxine waters leaving washington to go to an area not her district with two capitol police who were armed. two secret service and demanding she get two air marshals to join her security. tell us what you think. >> this story is crazy. for someone like maxine waters and this trip you are talking about, her travel from washington to minnesota, everybody saw that video where she was at some kind of protest after riots had been going on. protests around the country. during the chauvin trial and during the verdict as well. her remarks were so caustic the judge remarked upon them from the courtroom. this is the trip we are talking about. this is where she took the air marshals when she was going to minnesota. taxpayers got to pay for this. she gets extra security so she can make these remarks and raise tensions even further. she didn't need to pour gas on this fire and make us pay for

maxine waters threatened the jury. the president threatened the jury. that's what happened. >> that's greg in pennsylvania. this is david in reno, nevada. good morning. >> good morning. how are you doing today? >> i'm doing well. >> excellent. hey, thanks for taking all these questions. i just -- i'm going to go down the rabbit hole for a minute or two. and you might even hang up on me at some point in time. but here in 2021 it really feels like we're looking at distractions across the board. we're not really focusing on the big picture at altitude here when i hear racial/transgender, climate change. no offense to george floyd, it's just brutal nine plus minutes. i remember living through the rodney king thing, just brutal. >> what should we be focusing on, david? >> what's that? >> what are we missing? what's the big picture that we should be focusing on, do you think? >> okay. so, they all seem like distractions to me. anti-semitism. if we look at where the money's coming from and look at it through the anti-semitic lens, it feels like, i don't know,

for someone like maxine waters. her travel from washington to minnesota.us video, you talked about it where she was at some kind of protest after riots had been going on, and she made the remarks that she did during the chauvin trial ahead of the verdict. her remarks were so caustic, they sounded like threats, the judge even remarked upon them from the courtroom. this is the trip we are talking about. this is where she took the air marshals. they were on this flight when she was going to minnesota. she gets extra security so she can go and make these remarks and raise tensions even further. she didn't need to pour gas on the fire and make us pay for it with these air marshals. judge jeanine: the federal air marshals were taken off of other high-risk flights because she decide she need six armed guards to go to a place to create trouble on taxpayer's dime. she is a woman who wants to defund police. >> the people who talk about defunding the police and restricting second amendment rights they love to take security armed with things they deny us to protect ou

because it's not for maxine, it's not early enough. i would agree. patients are not the only barrier, especially in the short term, but they are one of the barriers and for vaccines we need the waving of patients together with technology transfer. and when we're there now and says as a single company, they won't enforce the ip that is not the same as the need security that a global patient wave i would have about 1st can. secondly, if modern as being serious about making the technology and patients available, they would also do a technology transfer to low and middle income countries. we haven't seen this in the, in the panoramic enough far. and that's why we saying this is not, not going up, but i would agree that payments are not the only barrier that they're sandy. what, what else did you want to say that? i think that's the right folks on the technology trends. and having be involved in the licensing of the diversity vaccine and the discussion about how we do that. one of the things really, really tricky to think about how you all's the company t

i'm maxine waters.go. who fought on behalf of the citizens when rodney king was half beaten to death. so i continue my advocacy in the best way i can. and i believe that the police should be held accountable. they should not be, you know, given a safe harbor and not be allowed to be sued. that's where i stand on it. >> congresswoman maxine waters, there's no such thing as i'm just maxine waters. maxine waters, thank you very much for coming to "the sunday show." coming back. >> great to see you in washington. >>> coming up next, all-star panel ready to sound next, all-sr panel ready to sound the light. ♪ it comes from within. it drives you. and it guides you. to shine your brightest. ♪ as you charge ahead. illuminating the way forward. a light maker. recognizing that the impact you make comes from the energy you create. introducing the all-electric lyriq. lighting the way. ♪ i'll be observing your safe-driving abilities. play your cards right, and you could be in for a tasty discount. [ clicks pen] let'

what did maxine waters mean? maxine waters should be expelled from congress.ring and applause] i introduced a resolution to expel maxine waters. [cheering and applause] and i've also introduced a large of legislation that they keep saying marjorie, we can't get that done. i have introduced very strong border legislation. [cheering and applause] yeah. i've introduced very strong second amendment legislation to protect our gun rights. [cheering and applause] many bills i cosponsored many bills but i want to tell you here is what they don'tnd understand and here is what you understand and i understand is you don't get something donee in one day. you lay the groundwork and we may be in the minority and that does not matter but we should be introducing strong legislation and we should be introducing articles of impeachment on joe biden, resolutions to expel maxine waters and you want to know why? because they need the message that this is what we are going to do when we get in the majority. [cheering and applause] and the republicans in congress made a lesson from

because it's not for maxine, it's not early enough. i would agree. patients are not the only barrier, especially in the short term, but they are one of the barriers and for vaccines we need the waving of patients together with technology transfer. and when will dana and says as a single company, they won't enforce that. that is not the same as the neo security, that a global patient wave i would have about firstly. and secondly, if modern i'm being serious about making the technology and patients available, they would also do a technology transfer to low and middle income countries. we haven't seen this in the, in the panoramic enough far. and that's why we saying this is not, not going on, but i would agree that payments are not the only barrier that they're sandy. what, what else did you want to say that? i think that's to the right folks on the technology transfer and having be involved in the licensing of the vaccine and the discussion about how we do that. one of the things really, really tricky to think about how you all's, the company to trans

a heart stopping moment when the judge went -- he was angry about comments made by congresswoman maxines about what she hoped would come out of the trial. the defense tried to get a mistrial declared because of it. how concerned were you in that moment that a mistrial could be declared, but also, afterwards where he said you can probably get this conviction overturned, how concerned are you derek chauvin's defense attorney could succeed in getting that conviction overturned? a.g. ellison: let me tell you that is only one way to handle criminal prosecution and that is with a degree of concern about every detail in the case even when you have got a good eviction. you have got to continue to worry, but i am not that worried to tell you the truth because i know derek chauvin got a fair trial. maxine waters has a first amendment right to state whatever she wants to say, and she did, and the jurors, very faithful, their oath remains committed to avoiding media, not letting anything influence them except what came through the jury box, the witness stand. they were judicious and honest in their

for the 1st time since the fandom it began the same maxine is also set for approval for teenagers in the u.s. a white house correspondent kimberly halkett has more. the pirs health canada is placing a high priority on getting the broad population vaccinated verses making sure that adults have both of their doses in fact the data shows that when it comes to canada and its adult population being vaccinated just 34 percent of canadian adults have one dose so there's still a long way to go in getting that higher risk group vaccinated but the decision by the public health officials in canada is that they want to see children being vaccinated as well even though the study has just a very small sample and we really don't know the long term impacts the feeling is that because children don't get too sick but they can pass it on to these higher risk groups in order to try and contain what is canada's 3rd wave it's been crushing for the country they want to get as many people vaccinated as possible and that's why they're pushing ahead ahead of the european union and the united states in authori

we have to look at everything, everyone there, like maxine waters, bernie sanders. all of them that also led the riots on the day after the inauguration of donald trump. host: thank you for the call. at some of those scenes inside and outside the capitol on january 6 as they began to develop late in the morning and into the early evening hours. harrisburg, pennsylvania. patty is next. good morning. guest: i think that people have to be more accountable for who they vote for and have to really just not take somebody's word for it. donald trump, you know, whatever it set -- she said, they thought it was true and didn't check it out. he did a tremendously hurtful thing to this country, the insurrection and some people don't seem to look at it that way. they are not informed. the people we send to congress are accountable to us but we are accountable to ourselves and others. host: thank you for the call. samuel is next. port arthur, texas. caller: calling in on january the sixth, trump is responsible for everything that happened. i don't understand what they are looking

so maxine hall where i got my vaccine in the wherein district location. you don't need maxine hall. so folks that are part of an organization of seniors like people at the senior service center there are people there who offered to walk them or use the vans to drive them around the corner if they want to get their vaccine are canning them every single day and there's just another of organic outreach everett that's happening with a number of agencies that serve senior communities throughout san francisco. >> i was going to ask more about the following [inaudible] >> okay. anything else? >> [inaudible] >> i can commit to san francisco's what? >> you can commit [inaudible] >> no. i can't commit that. all right. thank you. >> you don't know what will be inside the canister until you open it. [♪♪♪] >> these are beautiful, historical drawings of san francisco. these drawings range from 1908 to 2010. [♪♪♪] [laughter] >> i build muscle. a lot of people don't know this, but we have a full team of architects that designed specific buildings and public safety. sometimes it is creating a brand-

however, right after a few weeks ago republicans forced a procedural vote on centering congressman maxine waters over comments she made while on a protest ahead of the george floyd conviction -- verdict. democrats have warned this could open the floodgates and it is clear thatts if tensions are simmering after generous six still in democrats are particularly outraged over this hearing last week when we saw numerous republicans minimizing the severity of january 6. >> we are talking about the generous six commission and christina marcos who is joining us live on the phone. we will get to your calls and comments on the question what do you think we will learn in terms of exactly what happened and might have been behind what occurred in the u.s. capitol and around the capitol on january 6. from the sunday shownd this from the state of the union republican congressman fred upton was asked by moderator about whether he supports this commission and if so, what we would learn? >> absolutely, i support it. john has been a remarkable job as a top republican on the homeland security committee and h

where's maxine? >> maxine died. >> jimmy: she died? >> yeah, she got covid and died. >> jimmy: oh my god, that's terrible. who are you? >> i'm scott! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: scott? scott the shot? >> no. just scott. >> jimmy: okay. [ laughter ] well, scott, a lot of young people out there might be nervous about getting their pfizer shots. why don't you go ahead and put them at ease and tell them about it? >> i could tell them about it. or i could sing them about it! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yes. do that, then. ladies and gentlemen, scott! ♪ ♪ you know to keep your distance ♪ ♪ scrub your hands up nice and clean ♪ ♪ but i'm here to teach ya something about covid vaccines ♪ ♪ they use mrna which is a-ok ♪ ♪ but i read on facebook that stuff will turn you gay ♪ ♪ that blog post was right the doctors are nuts ♪ ♪ bill gates put a microchip up your parents' butts ♪ >> jimmy: hold on a second, hold on a second, hold on. [ laughter ] [ applause ] scott, you can't say that stuff, that's disinformation. >> it's my opinion. you can't tel

and i recall maxine waters talking about going out in the streets and actually promoting riots. not promoting a protest. she definitively said she wanted people out there angry. now, how in the world is this country at the point where we are saying donald trump should be silenced? we have tv and video games with shooting violence all over the place. if we want to help people and stop violence, let's stop ridiculous video games. i'm 42 years old and i grew up playing nintendo and atarry. are we real -- atari. are we really at the point where everyone is playing shooting games wearing a bunny outfit. that's where we stop violence. not donald trump. thank you. host: p.a., john on our democrat line. caller: i think it's ridiculous to ban the president of the united states like the other caller said. if you're not going to ban democrats like maxine waters and lebron james and all these other -- -- ayatollah khamenei sit there and say death to israel. you don't ban them. i want to know when the "wall street journal," c-span, and all you rest apologize for lying to the american people

favorable location on rivers lace and beth, ah, there is plenty of water in the city centre to the maxine millions, both several monumental fountains ah, water and wealth and what the people of oak spoke made of it. that's going to be the common theme for my tour of the city today. and it's always have a lot on my list. a palace for art, industrial monuments, a boat trip. and i really would like to see the birthplace of beth. blessed. so let's go. i will also look behind the scenes of the oak spoke up in case that one of germany's most famous puppet theater . a georgian woman will show us her hometown, but to me who this is the center of ox book. the town hall is located on the square at the end of maximilian strauser. this renaissance building is magnificent, although it was almost completely destroyed by bombing in the 2nd world war. it was rebuilt in the original style. for many centuries ow spoke with an important political centre as the priest bishopric, and a free imperious city. the golden halts recalls the cities former splendor. i use above the front door, the picture shows that

the city has was the 900 doses of the johnson and johnson, maxine which only needs to be given once and people seem willing to get the jap middle. yes, i'm going to be back today at 1 pm. one is i will be there. i'm mullins one dose, then everything's done. so you know as well. but i'm happy with the numbers to feed and i have side effect shipments for one day. but otherwise, i'm fine. the kids who i french and that's a good life. i think it's going putting, well, i'm sorry because i keep getting to fish, but that's typically german in my life. always take longer to take things off, but now it's going well, that's good though. germany's vaccination program is coming along and like one other cities are also trying to reach out to my phone ruble parts of the population that nobody is left behind. the suit, the italian government relax that strict luna measures earlier this week. cities such as that which struggle with over tourism under normal circumstances. i know hoping to his will return. ah, a gondola ride is probably the most romantic experience you can have here in venice . even for

maxine waters, in a restaurant, in a department store, at a gasoline station. you get out there and you create a crowd. and you push back on them. and you tell them they are not welcome here anymore. 19 people died during b.l.m. riots last year. hundreds and hundreds were injured. 2,000 police officers were injured from b.l.m. riots last year. and yet we are going to discuss today as if none of that happened, the events of january 6. the hypocrisy of this body is, indeed, disturbing. to the scores of millions of americans that supported president trump and loved this country and have been denied access to their own capitol for over a year. chief conte, let's jump into law enforcement here, shall we, sir. be prepared for a question. chief conte, does united states capitol police utilize special recognition as a technology? -- facial recognition as a technology? chief conte: i don't know what the united states capitol police use, sir. mr. higgins: i thought you might be aware of that based upon your background. i'm sure you stay up with it. do you have an opinion

people are asking themselves what they really didn't comment underestimated its need maxine's of the 1st wave of the good virus into it india and he began extrude vaccine some 66000000 doses of vaccine were sent in dozens of countries as applied to india's vaccination diplomacy the country's generosity of course was that preceded it now in defiance its job slot it's also started getting not vaccines to overseas for example that russia. is not being used in just that situation. delhi bureau chief armory to thank you so much for joining us. well now to some other developments in the pentameter sri lanka has imposed tough new restrictions in an effort to contain the spread of the virus public gatherings and weddings are banned and schools will remain closed until further notice cambodia is set to lift its locked out in the capital phnom penh despite record or recording another record in daily cases the country is battling its worst outbreak to date and north korea has warned its citizens to brace for a prolonged struggle against the virus the un has earmarked nearly 2000000 vaccine dose

crisis based on human rights law shall meanwhile says it's considering appealing the decision the maxine of it, the verdict is disappointing hard. we are working hard to become a net 0 energy company by 2050 thousands and thousands of people at shell are working on that every day. we are investing billions in that and although we are moving in the right direction, we're now being asked to lead this up. we will have to study this and see what options we have. in the meantime, we are considering whether to appeal or not. an appeal could drag on for years, but activists won't wait to press on with efforts to hold polluting companies accountable. in fact, experts say the shell decision could trigger away with similar lawsuits around the world. elsewhere and the oil industry to climate activists have secured feats on the board of us or the national exxon mobil. i've just been elected at a shareholder meeting. a thing in the united states and amazon has agreed to buy m g m studios from its $8500000000.00. the dia will provide a major boost for amazon prime video streaming business to compete w

rats and the the thing is surface propane offs also go on a virus too and so on and we give that maxine to people up to and almost then we would use the s. protein is shellfish placable up to know if you. saw scone i was too and then we may give you any known unsponsored against this surface cracker problem thing which is what makes things so. huge james p. stands for except probably. 6 pollens in the protein which stabilize the protein make it explains much more. and it makes it to be stable which is really important because the other vaccines which are what you spend what they're on and fine but i don't think they can only be stored in minus 40 degree minus a degree says he was our next scene which is the n b x a pro spec scene is actually very very stable and and can be transported in store. all my furniture at the temperatures 2 to 4 degrees centigrade so it is much much cheaper to produce this vaccine as compared to the m.r. in a vaccines by pfizer. and it is very very cheaply made because it can be taught in the same way that in france of earthquake scenes up. when used all over t

because it's not for maxine, it's not early enough. i would agree. patients are not the only barrier, especially in the short term, but they are one of the barriers. and for that seems we need the waving of patients together with technology transfer and when will and says as a single company, they won't enforce the ip that is not the same as the neal security. that a global patient wave i would have about firstly. and secondly, if modern as being serious about making the technology and patients available, they would also do a technology transfer to low and middle income countries. we haven't seen this in the, in the pet damage bus far. and that's why we saying this is not, yeah, this is not going up, but i would agree that payments are not the only barrier that they're sending. what . what else did you want to say that? i think that's the right folks on the technology transfer. and having be involved in the licensing of the university boxing and the discussion about how we do that. one of the things really, really tricky to think about how you all's

speaking out against lack of maxine access for poor countries and demanding and intellectual property waiver for over $900.00 vaccine. and on this we are not going to retreat because for us to retreat means that we say our people's lives are not worth much the lives of our people with a great deal. and we do this because we want to save people's life. and we therefore wait to continue insisting that this wave i should be so fond of the single vaccine is produced in south africa from scratch. only one covet 916 as partly manufactured here, filled in vials and distribute it. experts say it will take a long time to create the necessary capacity time, but south africa doesn't have infection. rates have been increasing in the past days. the country is going into a 3rd wave and people who are under the age of 60, still not sure when they will be able to get inoculated. and d, w correspondent, out of hand. please, who filed the report and joins us now from pretoria. good to see you fan. so france and germany say that their plan is going to booth vaccine supplies in africa more effectively th

maxine waters will vote yes on ordering the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? mr. raskin: as the member designated by mr. ruppersberger, pursuant to house resolution i inform the house that mr. ruppersberger votes aye. as the member designated by mr. levin pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. levin votes aye on ordering the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from massachusetts seek recognition? mr. clarke: as the member designated by ms. frankel, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that ms. frankel will vote yes on ordering the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? mr. pallone: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. donald payne, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. payne will vote yes on order inthe previous question. as the member designated by mr. bill pascrell, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house tha

more importantly, the maxine waters, the al sharpton who was trying to influence a jury pool, this just other jurors whom may have beenn influenced outside te courtroom. >> sean: this raises a lot of questions now. does the country have to go through all this again? with the prosecutor's likely try to make a deal with the defense knowing that the other 11 jurors went in the same direction, professor? >> they are going to have to go through it again because we have the trial of the other three other defendants. we are going to see many of these trials with threats to jurors. that is why we have sequestered jurors in all of these cases. that is why the supreme court should take this case and lay down and unqualified rule. sequestered jurors so that maxine waters doesn't get into the jury room even though she has not selected as a juror. she was in the jury room telling those juries that if they vote to acquit, there is going to be hell to pay. it will affect their own businesses. >> sean: let me go to this videotape. we keep hearing about all of these traffic stops, leo. just routine. som

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