miss mayes has four minutes and 13 seconds left. the chair recognizes miss mayes. >> it does not matter who you are, where you come from, or who your father is or your last name. yes, i'm looking at you, hunter biden, as i'm speaking to you. you are not above the law. at all. the facts in this case are crystal clear. this committee used and issued a lawful subpoena to hunter biden. a critical witness in this committee's investigation into biden family corruption. hunter biden and his lawyers did not claim privilege because clearly he has none. they didn't contest the legitimacy of our reasons for issuing the subpoena, no reasons, because they clearly are legitimate. and yet he refused to comply. trump's family members, don trump jr., he -- he did not defy a congressional subpoena. he showed up multiple times for multiple depositions for several hours. in doing so, hunter biden broke the law. he did so deliberately, but so flagrantly. you showed up on the hill, on the senate side, the day of that congressional subpoena to defy it and

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he'll be taking that stage, and he will stand next to trump whom he is backing and then there's nancy mayesf south carolina. today she endorsed trump even after he said this about her. >> in the first congressional district, you have another horrendous rhino known as crazy nancy mace. she's a terrible person, and she has no idea what she's doing. >> well, i guess he thinks she has an idea what she's doing tonight, and elise stefanik, rising star in the gop who was in the running to become trump's running mate. she is perhaps trump's fiercest defender on capitol hill and that wasn't always the case. she once slammed trum for his lies and attacks on women. >> i think he has been insulting to women. i think in the presidential field there are some candidates who over the long run, and they've started this process, somewhat disqualifying themselves with untruthful statements. >> well, that was then and this is now. >> i support president trump. he is an important voice in our republican party. >> there you have it. that's how it usually goes. kristen holmes tonight begins our coverage out front

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it's a really interesting group of people making this pitch it's a mix of conserqvatives who you know maye predictably were against big government regulation. but a lot of the real driving forces arecombination of consume ralph nader and also, you know, kind of classic old school liberals like ted kennedy and his main advisor at the time later supreme court justice, stephen breyer. and so this combination of libe conservative economists pushing this idea that, you know, if we deregulated the industry, we could have dozens of airlines operating. one person even suggested up to 200 airlines operating competitive lean and there would be real no no real downsides in this system. and so that was their pitch and it was a good pitch. and so congress took it up. and in 1978 deregulated the industry. you know, what was the most charitable version you can give? i know you think deregulation has not gone as hoped, but what is the most charitable version you think the goal or what they thought they would accomplish? i'm saying that senator kennedy and stephen breyer, when they saw what you know, what

in fact, nancy mayes she was endorsed by haley while the opponent to nancy mace was endorsed by presidenty a couple things about it. one is there is a lot of talk now about he did this wrong and that wrong in the campaign and didn't get off to a good start and the media strategy. i think all of that had very little to do with the outcome. the outcome come down to one thing that is a reservoir of voters in the republican party who are going to vote for donald trump if they had the chance. it was obscured by polling for about a year ago that suggested that he could be beaten and that ron desantis could beat him. but once he got indicted, sketchy indictment in new york, the sentiment for him woke up and i think -- i don't think that either he or really any-desantis or any other candidate had a chance against that these republicans want this man and voting for him. >> president trump is should sent a gift basket to alvin bragg. >> he should. he could. >> what are your thoughts heading into tomorrow, guy. >> i'm expecting a huge trump win. i think nikki haley has fought hard. she certainly spe

that center help that social environment social systems not necessarily create a least informed and maye extremely helpful with that. i appreciate that you have to thank thanks very much for the kind words and for the comments and i agree with that i woulds e that we're doing with our center. you know, ultimately, just as you say the solutions to the climate crisis, you know we should all do everything can as individuals of course decrease carbon footprint in industry wood the fossil fuel industry would happily and that's what my last book about make it all on us all of us as individuals to attention from the need for systemic change because there's no way we're going to achieve the reductions in carbon changes in incentives for individuals policy things that create incentives for people to make the right choices. and you can that through carbon pricing or trade you know emissions trading there are lots of the origina version of the the the the clean energy standard. so the ira originally was envisioned as having a clean energy standard. that was an alternative for example to carbon pric

enable, if the coalition as a strategic advantage that you don't work with your coalition, , then mayet's not a strategic advantage. you have to do it. we've done this across domains. we just need to keep building on it. >> it's a lot like the want to talk -- complete radical but still something they bring in every single one of the meeting. >> we've got > a question -- los going on there, too. steve trumbull from "aviation week" ask, this is a two-parter. hold on, buckle up. gao has reported can provide engage on remote capability and sta pws a is limited he says to launch it can you break down what that means? what's the minimum necessary for defense against it and is apostle provide either capability from neo-given latency problems? >> geez, not much of a technical question. >> first of all speakers sounds like definition problem. lunch and remote means got it anyway but i'm going to close the fire loop within my own organic sensor. gauge on remote means i'm going to send an the weapons. that's an important distinction. on the hyper glide, we are still trying to sort out where, on g

i'm sure in your own local municipalities there maye one or two or zero people covering what's going on in a local community or state governmt. and so democracy is clearly under threat because those in power are not getting the same scrutiny they deserve. and there's also a lack of shared understanng of the country's history. civics is something that's almost non existent in many schools in this country. and so it's fine for us to state it. we should be proud to state our suort for democracy. we should be unflincng in how we describe what democratic values are and those who go against it. speak up about it, tell the truth about those who are trying to erode democracy. but i ally worry that if we just stay talking to ourselves and feeling good, that we're ying we support democracy and we fight for democracy or democracy won't ctinue to exist in this country because we'll be an establishment group in the press and in the political class that feels very self satisfiednd the rest of the country unmoored from democratic principles because they're not being taught and they're not in the pr

and idris elba has taken anti taken a controversial anti machete bruce. taken a controversial anti mayes> is it controversial? >> no. >> emma emil!!! emm- >> really? no no no i think he seems the thing that threw me was actor or musician. i didn't know musician. know he was a musician. i thought actor. thought he was just an actor. but he seems to be a very decent man worried about man and he's very worried about youth violence, knife crime, crime includes the immediate banning zombie banning of machetes and zombie knives more funding for banning of machetes and zombie knivesservices,'e funding for banning of machetes and zombie knivesservices, saying ng for banning of machetes and zombie knivesservices, saying the or banning of machetes and zombie knivesservices, saying the time youth services, saying the time for excuses and delays is over. and this is all to do with the recent spate of under 18 people being stabbed to death by under 18 people, which is all quite scary , but not that recent. scary, but not that recent. >> i mean, it's not a new idea, is it? something that for is it? it