cherfilus-mccormick: thank you. mr. speaker, i would like to yield to my colleague, the honorable donald payne, from new york's 10th district. mr. payne: thank you, mr. speaker. and i'd like to thank the gentlelady from florida and the gentleman from illinois for leading this special order hour, which is a great responsibility given to them by the chairman of this body. mr. speaker, i rise today to address the recent expulsion of two elected members of the tennessee legislature. and the threat this action poses for american democracy. on april 6, two black electedded officials, justin jones and justin pearson, as we all know were expelled from the tennessee state legislature. they were involved in a peaceful protest to demand legislators pass stricter gun laws in the state. and why were they engaged in that peaceful protest? it's because their colleagues had tried to silence them on so many times during normal debate, in committee and on the floor of the tennessee legislature, that they finally had to take these actions

cherfilus-mccormick: i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announced policy of january #, 2023, the gentleman from florida, mr. bean, is recognized as the designee of the majority leader. ms. bean: good evening and what an honor it is to stand before you and lead special orders on this night. i ask unanimous consent that all members have up to five legislative days to revise and extend remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. bean: i have a message, our nation's higher education system is being manipulated by the chinese communist party. america needs a wakeup call. i thought it would come up in the wake of a chinese spinal balloon and it america has hit the snooze button. members of several members of the education and work force committee were briefed on the scheme, the manipulation of the communist chinese party on higher ed in the u.s.a. we were shoblgd. and we wanted to share the truth of how far china and what they're doing to infiltrate and take control over higher education

we're back with david mccormick. so you tell a story in the book about how you're running for the republican primary in pennsylvania, um you want to make sure that donald trump just stays out of the race because you're up against member adores. um you go to see him in mar-a-lago? what happens? why i went into meet with the president with the idea of hopefully him staying out of the primary had been told that he was going to endorse my primary opponent memorized, and the president pulled up a couple of clips from previous tv. uh interviews i've done before deciding to run for the senate or had had not been particularly critical, but i hadn't been i hadn't been particularly favorable about some of the things that the president had said. and then he said to me that he thought to win the election. i would need to say that the 2020 election was stolen. and i said that i wouldn't say that i couldn't say that. and then he subsequently endorsed. memorize a couple days later and listen when you lose a primary 1.4 million vote

you have dave mccormick, who lost by just under 1,000 votes to mehmet oz in pennsylvania's primary lastgeneral election. now, you have doug mastriano, who lost by double digits in pennsylvania's gubernatorial primary to governor josh shapiro -- i should say the general election he got out of the gubernatorial primary. he wants to get into the senate race despite his very big loss last year. once again, republicans in pennsylvania are grappling with this issue of, you know, they have their primary base, but they have to think about the general election there is this fear that doug mastriano could really get in the way of a more establishment candidate, like dave mccormick but democrats say either one of these candidates would be good to run against, citing mastriano's loss in the general election and dave mccormick's loss to mehmet oz in the primary last year. >> it is striking to me, julia we're going to see this play out again in similar fashion, whether these voters end up going with a trumpier candidate, like they did with oz after that primary last cycle, or if they end up going wit

a former obama biden white house stenographer mike mccormick.ormick followed biden around and wrote down everything that was said. he was the stenographer for the white house. and this obama biden white house stenographer is blowing the whistle and he is saying he has proof that joe knew everything about what hunter was doing in ukraine. he calls the whole thing a kickback scheme and he joins me in a minute. but, first, here's the timeline. february 2014, the obama-biden administration stages a cue in ukraine. the pro-russia leader is removed in a pro-american leader is installed. on april 12th of 20 # 14, hunter was sending out detailed memos on ukraine. you know, the kind of thing you would see in a classified document? six days later on april 18th, hunter signs on to be a board member of burisma. three days after that, vice president biden flies out to ukraine. he is running point for obama. and the white house whistleblower was on that trip. the stenographer says that joe was on air force 2 with one job, push for fracking and unleash ukraine

of and mccormick, professor of innieonnoenee— and mccormick, professor of jurisprudence at— and mccormickived then _ recently. how was your book received then and why do you inink— received then and why do you inink inie— received then and why do you think this idea— received then and why do you think this idea might be gaining more traction— think this idea might be gaining more traction now? well my book neeeiweo— more traction now? well my book was received with— more traction now? well my book was received with a— more traction now? well my book was received with a bit of ewnnniee— was received with a bit of surprise because so often iiienoiien— surprise because so often liberalism is— surprise because so often liberalism is associated with eeewionenn— liberalism is associated with secularism, especially the oeonn— secularism, especially the nnoenon iwne — secularism, especially the modern type of liberalism that has modern type of liberalism that noe now— modern type of liberalism that has now evolved— modern type of liberalism that has now evolved into woke ism. so has now evolved i

of and mccormick, professor of innieonnoenee— and mccormick, professor of jurisprudence at— and mccormickn _ recently. how was your book received then and why do you inink— received then and why do you inink inie— received then and why do you think this idea— received then and why do you think this idea might be gaining more traction— think this idea might be gaining more traction now? well my book neeeiweo— more traction now? well my book was received with— more traction now? well my book was received with a— more traction now? well my book was received with a bit of ewnnniee— was received with a bit of surprise because so often iiienoiien— surprise because so often liberalism is— surprise because so often liberalism is associated with eeewionenn— liberalism is associated with secularism, especially the oeonn— secularism, especially the nnoenon iwne — secularism, especially the modern type of liberalism that has modern type of liberalism that noe now— modern type of liberalism that has now evolved— modern type of liberalism that has now evolved into woke ism. so has now evolved into woke

a conversation with david mccormick this event is part of a ise edward and helen hintz book forum series where we bring in the authors of new and books and we are very grateful to ed and helen for their generous for this mission which makes talks like these possible. now david mccormick is the author along with james cunningham of super power in peril, a battle plan to renew america, which was recently published by center street press. david is the former ceo of bridgewater associates, the world's largest hedge fund. he served in the george w bush administration as the of treasury for international and under secretary of commerce for industry and security. a graduate of west point. he served in the united states army and saw combat during the gulf war and he also was a candidate for, the united states senate, in last year's senate race in pennsylvania. i'm very proud to welcome david here to air to discuss his book and proposals to restore security, opportunity and purpose to america. first, david, i will discuss the book and then we'll have plenty of time for audience questions and our

congressman rich mccormick we appreciate your time and it insight this morning.iew about the solar panels talk about the environment the people brought up the problems whether they break and the chemicals get into the ground. ohio is that good for the environment? with that have a good friday? "fox & friends" begins right now. >> todd: have a good weekend. biden officially planning to throw his hat in the ring this thursday. >> with 42.8 approval rating the president needs to fire up his base. >> we are going to have the kind of reckoning we did not have in 2020. >> president respects the rule of law. >> officials at the very top of the administration. >> organized letter to discredit hunter laptop. >> irs whistleblower claiming that garland is interfering. >> it is extremely serious. >> should have been a cold gun. >> brian: big update on the shooting of the set of rust. prosecutors plan to drop

liz mccormick and mike mckee. we will continue with our question of the day, is this an economy that needs a rate cut? our guest joins us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ you can't buy great conversations, or excuses to unplug. you can't buy possibilities, and you can't buy moments that matter. but you can invest in them. at t. rowe price we believe your investments should work harder for the future you imagine. and that's where our strategic investing approach can help. t. rowe price, invest with confidence. alix: -- >> think about quality in equity and fixed income markets. in the equity market, that looks at companies that have a strong cash flows, high margins and the ability to have strong balance sheets. looking at quality and broad companies, not just this, but all companies at a regional -- reasonable price. alix: that was our guest from blackrock earlier. does the economy need a rate cut? ism services come below estimates but above the 50 level. joanne feeney joins us. is the data justifying the three rate cuts

ukraine and on china's growing pressure on taiwan meeting comes just days after francis president mccormick said europe should not take sides of the dispute over the island in italy, police have found nearly 2 tons of cocaine. floating off the east coast of sicily authorities said the record whole had a market value of more than 400000000 euros. according to officials, the drugs were likely left at sea for later recovery, and transportation to the mainland by criminal gangs. russia's president vladimir putin as met with his defense minister sergey should go to disgust the snap of military drills being carried out by russia specific fleet. putin said the exercise is demonstrated the country's high level of military readiness, but at moscow's priority, remain, you credit a court in hong kong, a sentence, the pro democracy act of his joshua want to 3 months in prison. he was found guilty of breaching the ban on releasing personal information about a police officer during anti government demonstrations in 201926 year old is already in jail after being convicted of multiple charges in a crackdow

liz mccormick gives us all the answers.t to start with the fx trade, we just talked about it with respect to the loonie. as we talk about the fed potentially nearing the end of their tightening cycle, is that a no-brainer bear case for the dollar? liz: i think it all goes to the next layer, which is the billion dollar question. kim the fed be on extended hold? markets think not, but every economist you seem to talk to says one more hike, then we will sit here. chair powell has hinted at that, we are not pricing in cuts now in the forecast. i think a lot of the currency depends on, does it become clear? it seems very getting close to the end of the tightening cycle. what goes on from there is less clear. does the fed just sit there? if they start cutting, that is bearish. the fed seems to say they will not do that, but the jury is out in the marketplace. jon: we were talking about how in canada, the central bank governor was pushing back on the idea of a rate cut later this year. they hit the pause button. he talked about th

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down here in the shed was not in existenc in 1862 and yet mccormick would buyhe rights to the cyclorama painting in order to repruce this and if you bought subscriptions you bought their catalogs or you bought calendars you could get a lithograph that was a portion of the cyclorama with the nice little mccormick implement there included so they're both using the cycloramas popularity to sell their item, but also again, reflecting on the meaning of the war by encouraging you to buy this this this implement because of its association with the war in which did not exist. i saw this painting we used to illustrate something just about shiloh and they used this one with the reap around. yeah. or the whatever it is. implement the implement one thing that carrie and jim talk about in the introduction of this book that i think is really revealing and and is a means i'm going to use just to reiterate what's and summarize what's just been said and how important this book is the often the products being sold two soldiers and other consumers were not new but as our panelists have shown you already t

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phyllis mccormick, thank you so much. thank you so much for having me. after a month of march madness. i know it's hard to believe it's been a month of it while the n c double a amends tournament is down to the final four right now, and we've seen every emotion along the way from cinderella's advancing into the big dance to top seeds falling in shocking upsets, a wire joins us now from houston. oh, they're having a little fun before the big dance. what's happening? it's all been fun, though, hasn't it exciting? the parties all been fun. this is what it's all about. we are at the final four. we're at the fan zone where you can step on the court and see if you can conquer the court like katelyn polantz. it's just outside nrg stadium. this is where the nfl houston texans play, and that's how big march madness is at the turn of football field into an arena once in a lifetime opportunity for the most of these student athletes who are playing, but a huge moment for these universities, as well as millions of people tune in fred , the revenue that has brought in

mccormick. mr. mccormick: in medicine we talk about a blind spot. in business when you talk about it, it can be something you get used to and you forget with the new guy coming in, you can see it. when we talk about military and preparedness, one thing that concerns me, especially in this arena, because it's so quick moving, we are watching china in so many other ways go after our resources, go after critical alliances. they're outpacing us in port production. valuable resources we're not going to be able to get to pretty soon. what do you think they're going to do to try to cut us off? in other words what should we be looking at as a blind spot in preparedness to outpace the chinese and the russians when it comes to preparing for the next battle in cyber? gen. nakasone: i'll take that. congressman, i think it's all about information. this is where our competitive advantage is today and our competitive advantage in the future needs to be information. how do we take information from our most sensitive sources? how do we take information from the priv

congresswoman sheila x fearless mccormick, thank yo so much, appreciated if you learn anything in theand the pass weeks, you can be shot by simply ring the wrong doorbell like ralph yarl in missouri. or pulling into the wron driveway like caitlin gilles in new york or getting into the wrong ca like cheerleaders in texas up next, i will talk with th gun violence survivor an activists about how loca governments have created a world where this kind of ran the violence is very possible. which kept coming and going, i should have gone to the doctor. instead, i tried to let it pass. if you experience irregular heartbeat, heart racing, chest pain, shortness of breath, fatigue, or light-headedness, you should talk to your doctor. afib increases the risk of stroke about 5 times. when it comes to your health, this is no time to wait. overactive bladder, or oab, can change your world. like going hiking, just to hike to the bathroom. reaching for the bar, just to reach for pads. waiting for the sunset, just to wait for the stall. discover gemtesa. a once-a-day pill proven to reduce all 3 key symp

a former ident stenographer michael mccormick wants to testify to a grand jury that the fbi ignored vice son's ukraine's business dealings. >> joe biden is a no, hunter biden was on the board of paris' mom in joe biden is bringing american taxpayer money to enrich that company and himself and his family. i would like to talk about this with our panel, we don't know if joe biden is a criminal but it's always stretching fragility as joe biden repeatedly told us he covers discussed his son's business dealings. now we know these people hunter's associates in the white house nobody times when his son was vice president the credibility is collapsing, isn't it? >> absolutely here's the thing that struck me about the visits plenty of companies care about policy in washington and want to employ it in higher lobbyist and the lobbyist go off to bureaucrats in this agency or that agency, have any companies even fortune 500 companies their executives are making personal visits of the white house on a routine basis. it is very, very odd especially for company that nobody had heard about outside of hun

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world's starting research, ukraine's and if you don't have much sympathy with mr. macros, i wish mr. mccormick, i would interview this, just this word. what is very what it is very clear. this is very important. also transitions the west of the world. this is really important because we have our own vision and we have a very strong case with to intro principle that you need to to, to defend the source. would be in your opinion that to that, to cooperation with this one thing that we important also to induce africa to induce the can america transition in defense if you treated well, you know, that's another one you know, in order to counter the russian fit for, for narrative and narratives as well. just because i really like to move on to china because paging has been awarded a lot of face time by european leaders. you yourself met? she did thing last year. i was struck by your comment on the meeting when you said that both the e u. n. china have an interest in a rules based world with the un charter at its core. really given china's illegal expansion in the south china sea of the massive human

it was one of his last interviews yonkers mccormick. i got to know on trade when we had a youtube channel called gray zone, the channel administrator suggested recording a video with a fire fighter from st. petersburg. we talked on line, i liked what he was doing. andrea wanted to go to the conflicts side. i was trying to convince him not to. he was an opinion lead a man of words. he wouldn't listen and came anyway. we bonaire mario called back then he learned ready fast. he got into heavy fighting for over the door and pavlov . unfortunately, he was killed by mind together with his friend. he was also a fire fighter from st. petersburg with a skull analyst, alexander povich believes that they may have been of the ide says involved in petoskey death. well, i think this is just a continuation of this total war being waged against russia at stake in being taken out to the streets of our russian cities. and ukraine is just an instrument and certainly it looks like the ukrainian security services had a hand in it. but the green light for ev

mccormick. mr. mccormick: thank you. this is one of my favorite debates. it's in my short time in congress and even observing congress where you have people from both sides of the aisle taking opposition to each other. so we can have a real conversation. people that i respect on my side of the aisle and people that both i respect and disagree with on the other side of the aisle having a real debate that has little to do with partisanship but about principle. it's refreshing. i thought much like h.r. 21, which was probably the most fascinating vote we have taken to date since i have been in congress where you had somebody, a republican, somebody whose credentials as a conservative are not questioned at all had more people from the democrat party vote for his bill than the republican party. he had the squad. vote for him and his bill. that's bipartisanship. in a certain way. and yet we have this debate right now in a similar fashion on somalia. this is not a place that's unknown to me. i was there during part of the u.n. withdrawal in 1994 off the coast on t

mccormick. mr. mccormick: thank you. this is one of my favorite debates.t's in my short time in congress and even observing congress where you have people from both sides of the aisle taking opposition to each other. so we can have a real conversation. people that i respect on my side of the aisle and people that both i respect and disagree with on the other side of the aisle having a real debate that has little to do with partisanship but about principle. it's refreshing. i thought much like h.r. 21, which was probably the most fascinating vote we have taken to date since i have been in congress where you had somebody, a republican, somebody whose credentials as a conservative are not questioned at all had more people from the democrat party vote for his bill than the republican party. he had the squad. vote for him and his bill. that's bipartisanship. in a certain way. and yet we have this debate right now in a similar fashion on somalia. this is not a place that's unknown to me. i was there during part of the u.n. withdrawal in 1994 off the coast on the

m on a $2000000000.00 with the french president, leaves china empty handed off to emanuel mccormick fell to convince facing changes commitment on partnership with russia. i'm to try to see a new credit with a one welcome visit is on the international with the latest world news update is good to have your company. i was thought to with television. well, one person has been killed and 7 others injured in a car, roaming incident is ready. officials of code it a terrorist attack, according to tel aviv ambulance service, the old of the victims, all tourists. the assailant reportedly an arab, israeli has been shot dead by police prime minister benjamin netanyahu has or do they call out of military and board of police was a we spoke to a local ambulance driver. it was one of the 1st responders to the terror attack in television. so as persons came out, call for a car for severe car accident and flip the car, which then later turn out to be an active shooting and which appeared to be our terrorist attack. we realize we have and total as the incident went on and we have 8 people injured. one of t

this week former bridgewater associates ceo and a 2020 candidate for senate david mccormick outlined vision for a better future for america in his book superpower in peril interviewed by the carnegie endowment for international peace senior fellow john bateman. watch afterwards every friday at eight a clock p.m. eastern on c-span. -- 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> there are a lot of places to get political information but only in c-span do you get it straight from the source. no matter where you are from, or where you stand on the issues, c-span is america's network. unfiltered, unbiased, word for word. if it happens here or here or here or anywhere that matters america is watching on c-span. powered by cable. thu.s. supreme court heard herbalrgents in united states hansen, a case considering whether a federal labanning the encouragement of unlawful immigration is a olion of free speech under the first amendment. the case cente on someone convicted of encouraging unlawful immigration for financial gain. the supreme court has until june to issue a ruling.

mccormick touched upon. her ruthless enforcement of the labor law known as a.b. 5 which president biden cited as his model for the nation. su's historic failure to deliver unemployment checks to millions of californians along with her allowance of this massive trod is disqualifying in its own right, but i think it's her mistreatment of california workers that's most concerning of all. a.b. 5 was a law passed in california in 2019. it rendered countless independent professionals unable to earn a living in our state. writers, interpreters, court reporters, language path lolingses, musicians, people in literally hundreds of other professions were told they were no longer allowed to practice their profession and serb their clines as they'd been doing their whole careers. their only option was to find a single hiring entity to monopolize their services and make them a w-2 employee. for many that was not possible and they lost everything. take for example a woman named jody who said i worked year it is gain my ski

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after words, former bridgewater associate ceo and pennsylvania republican candidate for senate david mccormick outlines his vision for a better future for america and is interviewed by the carnegie endowment for international peace and her fellow john bateman. watch tv every sunday on c-span2 and find the full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime at book tv.org. >> the name of america, which belongs to you in your national capacity, fourscore and seven years ago, ask not what your country can do for you but what you can do for your country. >> throughout american history, presidents have delivered pivotal speeches during inaugurations come a time of challenges, and farewells. on saturday, watch the final episode of our 10 part series, speeches that defined the presidency on american history tv. here the words of george washington, abraham lincoln ronald reagan, and this week, barack obama, his 2012 speech consoling the residents of newtown, connecticut after the mass shooting at sandy hook. after the shooting at mother emanuel ame church in charleston south carolina, presiden

they were entertainment ventures, but they're also away for mccormick to sell their various different implements. is is from t painting the shiloh cyclorama, and obvioly this nice little too what is that? exactly? so reaper that's not a reaper is it? i don't know. this farming impleme. do here in the shed was not in existence in 1862 and yet cormick would buy the rights to the cyclorama paiing in order to reproduce this and if you bought subscriptions you bought their catalogs or you bought calendars you could get a lithograph that was a portion of the cyclorama with the nice little mccormick implement there included so they're both using the cycloramas popularity to sell their item, but also again, reflecting on the meaning of the war by encouraging you to buy this this this implement because of its association with the war in which did not exist. i saw this painting we used to illustrate something just about shiloh and they used this one with the reap around. yeah. or the whatever it is. implement the implement one thing that carrie and jim talk about in the introduction of this boo

mccormick is a trump supporter. president is beginning in belfast talking business development. >> todd: we are learning if hunter biden business partner relations with the white house, the big three evening praudcasts spent zero minutes discussing this. they covered rising cost of postage stamps and the ai revolution. >> ashley: right, joe concha joins us, does this shock you because it does not me? >> joe: 0.0 minutes of coverage, not at all. we've seen this movie many times when it comes to this bombshell and it is a bombshell. president biden told peter doocy he never discussed business dealings with hunter. if hunter biden was under investigation and president trump said he never discussed this with his son and visitor logs show it contradicts that claim 80 times over, would abc and cbs be on this like white on rice? >> todd: they covered evergreen stories that you can air whenever you want, this is a major revelation and major story, yet crickets, i'm sure an innocent mistake. did you see this? stephen colbert

joining us is liz mccormick. what is this bond market telling you? is it responding to the weakness in the data? >> yes, i think it keeps seeing things what it already believes that we are set for a slow down and a recession coming sometime soon. especially the labor data which has been important to the fed, you saw a jolt yesterday softer and adp and the ism number separately was weak. and everyone is looking to friday which will be an interesting day as we have the monthly jobs data in somewhat of a holiday but bond traders will be there. the market is seeing more and more fear of a slow down. kriti: it feels like the consistency in the bond market's volatility. parking back to your days in the trading desk. what does this do with -- if the cleveland fred is -- fed is correct and what if they prices and 100 basis points worth of rate cuts than what does the bond market look like? >> she was very good this morning and she said we've seen these anomalies before. the bond market is leaning so hard into this one-way train of recession, fed cuts and it

now recognize doctor mccormick from georgia for five minutes of questions. ask think it mr. chair. first of all i want to state great respect for teachers. the most influential people in my life that may be my parents are marine buddies. truly appreciate what they've done over the years. i spent four years and associate professor both the public and private schools. i have seven kids so heddle street credibility becomes educationalof experience and i spent about 20 years in the infantry so i understand the importance of what teachers do. i sincerely believe the efforts. with that said i wanted to go over something20 yorty affirmed what you tweeted at one time what we see in public education technology cannot replace teachers. remote education did not work you did tweet that correct. ask yes, i did. >> i totally agree with you. >> i have tweeted. >> is not controversial we will just continue. i'm not trying to corner you believe it or not. i agree with you. my son actually was having problems in this educational experience they cannot get a teacher to meety, with him well into the p

former obama/biden white house stenographer mike mccormick who says he saw something he is calling akback scheme. it is when vice president biden took a trip to ukraine. just three days by the way, before hunter biden signed on to join the board with no qualifications of energy company in ukraine burisma. he says he has hard evidence to put an end to biden's career. >> joe biden is lying. joe biden is a criminal. i don't care if he goes to timbuktu or anywhere, he is a criminal and i got the evidence that put me in front of the grand jury that is right now seated in wilmington with special prosecutor david weiss, my testimony becomes the evidence that will put him in jail or will lead to his impeachment. >> will: but joe biden is looking him right back in the face and say, i double dare you. you see, not only is he still running or excited to announce another run for presidency, but he is running, right by his side, hunter biden. i don't know if you've noticed this but hunter has been following his daddy around a lot lately. i holds an easter egg roll. hundred is there. biden just th

mccormick from georgia with five minutes for questions. >> thank you mister chair. first of, all i want to state that i have great respect for teachers. i mean this sincerely, the most influential people in my life, other than my parents and maybe my marine buddies truly appreciate what they have done for me over the years. i spent four years as an associate professor, both for public and private schools. i have seven kids, so i have a little street credibility when it comes to educational experience. it's been 20 years and youth ministry so i understand the importance of what teachers do, and i sincerely appreciate the efforts. with that said, i just wanted to go for something that you have already affirmed which is that you tweeted one time what we have seen in public education, that technology cannot replace teachers. remote education did not work. you did tweet that, correct? okay, thank you. >> i did. >> i totally agree with you. >> i have tweeted about 200,000 times so -- >> that wasn't controversial, sorry, we will continue. i'm not trying to corner you. beli

a former obama-biden white house stenographer, we know about him now mike mccormick is also saying thathe v.p., then v.p., joe biden flew to ukraine to push for fracking contracts in 2014 just days after hunter signed on to. [buzzer] marks the gas company. he calls it a kickback scheme and he has proof of it because he was on the plane with all of them. but the fbi and the federal prosecutor in delaware are ignoring it. >> i went to the fbi and filled out their witness tip line. there's a website. you fill out all these tips, these web directions. and i submitted it. if you lie to the fbi when you are submitting a tip like that, you can go to jail. i'm not lying. i'm telling the truth. joe biden is lying. he is a criminal. and i have got the evidence. if they put me in front of the grand jury that's right now seated in wilmington, with special prosecutor david weiss, my testimony becomes the evidence that will put him in jail or will lead to his impeachment. >> brian: now, we know why the irs whistleblower says the department of justice is giving the biden family preferential treatment,

mccormick was the main motivation and they deny accusations that race was ever a factor.ocessed, we have procedures. what they did was not right and it deserved expulsion. on a monday protesters say they will continue calls for jones and pearson to be reinstated for they also say they will continue to push gun reform such as red flag laws in fact ground checks so they can put an end to the constant fear some of them say they live in. >> every time there's a knock on an outside door. every time there's a passing. i just feel a sense of dread. even if it is momentary at grips me and i cannot shake it. >> and so on monday, arthel, at 4:30 p.m. local time the national metro council will try to hold a vote where it is likely they will reinstate drones to his now vacated seat. the session or excuse me the house behind me will be back in session at 5:00 p.m. local time but it's a big question right now is whether or not jones, if he is reinstated will join the session in time for business to be conducted, arthel. >> okay, thank you charles i know you will be the following for us