example we use my finger and they just sit down this week ferguson has that right when he goes to mike lee if there is something that is wanting to hire someone and i guess. i actually can't wait to get back to the office but i know many others want to see. a home war will be required to. end software that gives our bosses remote control over operations is set to play an increasingly important role. and who would have thought that we'd actually miss those days at the office right that's all for this week thanks for watching for me and the entire may team bye bye stay healthy and see is. the big. africa. jeffrey has made up his mind long to kill a. he visits rural areas every week for the herd conservation gonna initiative and sensitizes the last of him for the protection of the forest and the animals for . 3 d. w. . in these challenging times it's especially important to us the wish you a happy and healthy home. the current of ours has kept us apart from family and friends always. easy to feel alone specially during this holiday season we have g.w. we're here with you we will keep you info

wereix republican senators marsha blackburn from tennessee, ,and paul, rick scott, mike lee and ted cruz of texas. kelly is next from illinois, go ahead. caller: yes, i am calling on behalf of the covid bill. i am a teacher's aide at the school and i have been that for 20 years. i'm just calling on behalf of that to say i am grateful for that because i am in good health -- i have health issues, but i am able to work. any little bit will help. i could complain, but i won't complain because i have been thanking god, he has been keeping me through this. i just want to say, even though there was $900 billion for the covid relief, how will that be spread around the echo and we don't go into a recession? god -- thanking god. caller: spending -- power bill, my water bill, my life insurance. right now i don't have life insurance because i can't pay it. host: was this the same situation earlier this year when the first round of aid was passed and $1200 was the figure people were getting directly ?cho caller: -- directly caller: yes, that helped me. when they close the schools down i went out of w

. >>> congresswoman zoe lofgren is doing everything she can to swiftly move senator mike lee's greenard giveaway bill through congress. you know the one that they passed by unanimous consent, if you will, in the dark of night. she wants to send that legislation straight to president trump's desk within the next nine days. now, senator lee managed to pass that amendment to his immigration outsourcing bill last night through the senate's unanimous consent procedure in which not a single republican in the senate stood up to block mike lee. in other words, every one of them sided with the chamber of commerce and the business round table against 18 million americans who are still unemployed in this nation, sided9 with the chamber of commerce, big business and wall street against middle class men and women, working men and women and their families. now, many of those republicans have been bought off by the top recipients of h-1b visas. those include tech and social media giants amazon, facebook, microsoft and apple. senator lee himself has received about $80,000 over the past two election

utah republican mike lee has blocked the plan saying, quote, the last thing we need is to further dividen already divided nation. he claimed they would be, quote, segregated museums for hyphenated identity groups. >>> the fda's committee's approval is raising many questions. earlier i spoke with dr. imran ali about the concerns for pregnant women, people with allergies and the concerns at hospitals. we heard overnight that covid infections and deaths continue to rise at very steep levels across the country. more hospitals are on the brink. some are keeping patients in parking garages. what are you hearing? >> parking garages, cafeterias are being used as makeshift units. but the problem is staff. we need staff, and staff are exhausted and this is really concerning. when we see more patients come into the hospital, we might not have enough staff to take care of them, specifically icu trained staff and that's the biggest concern right now. >> as you know, the fda committee gave the green light yesterday for emergency use of the pfizer vaccine, but they voiced concern about kids and pregnan

senate however passage of these 2 bills by unanimous consent was blocked by sen mike lee republican of utah who argued that the u.s. does not need quote separate but equal museums, unquote the massive spending bill and the museum. legislature heads to president trump's desk for his signature but as we just heard that could all be right now thrown into a bit of a tailspin so we shall see. >>the new what they be thinking now is ask if you want to be the next to a center of the united states in the great state of >>county gavin newsome has chosen alex pda as california's next u.s. senator. he will fill the seat left by vice president-elect kamala harris. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains the governor's historic pick. >>i'm honored looks by the emotional as governor gavin newsome officially asks him to be california's next united states senator you've got to say yes, absolutely absolutely by spent the last 6 years serving as california secretary of vice president elect kamala harris's us senate term which ends in 2022 the son of working class mexican immigrants will be the

example we use my finger really they just said on this which ferguson has that right when he goes to mike lee if a person that is one of the u.k. or someone like that. i actually can't wait to get back to the office but i know many others in. want to stay at home or will be required to. and software that gives our bosses remote control over operations is set to play an increasingly important role. and who would have thought that we'd actually miss those days at the office right that's our show for this week thanks for watching for me and the entire made team by by staying healthy and serious. to defend sheep. paint me. in the am. i must fasten a school of those who look at me. the secret of mona lisa. 15 minutes on d w. accounted major city with no pilgrims. that's bethlehem in qana virus time but no visitors it means knowing come. that is given good carvers some new ideas because hope is the last thing they loose in bethlehem. 3000. 90 minutes on d w. what secrets lie behind. discover new adventures in 360 degree. to explore fascinating world heritage sites kooky w world heritage 360 getting

senator mike lee saying they will have to be here this weekend. not just what they have been told.of the sticking points now. i had was hesitant to use this phrase, they are donning their eyes and crossing tease -- dotting their i's and crossing t's. either side,s democrats or republicans forecasting will this be a long-term government shutdown. one of the sticking points is the $300 million we saw play out with chairman jay powell and how that is going to be utilized. jonathan: well said. i look at fema. is, does thestory president play into this debate at all or is he missing in ?ction kevin: they have taken up the issue with georgia to be his final assignment so to speak between now and january 21. jonathan: we are pushed for time. top of the news flow is the federal government. large u.s. multinational companies as well. by the day this seems to be getting a lot more serious. what is your take on this? kevin: the president has received a briefing on the side were attacking. we have not heard from him directly. president-elect joe biden coming out with a statement saying the cyb

the six republican senators were marsha blackburn from tennessee, rand paul, rick scott, mike lee, and ted cruz of texas. kelly is next from illinois, go ahead. caller: yes, i am calling on behalf of the covid bill. i am a teacher's aide at the school and i have been that for 20 years. i'm just calling on behalf of that to say i am grateful for that because i am in good health -- i have health issues, but i am able to work. any little bit will help. i could complain, but i won't complain because i have been thanking god, he has been keeping me through this. i just want to say, even though there was $900 billion for the covid relief, how will that be spread around the echo and we don't go into a recession? i am thanking god. host: spending is a concern? caller: yes, i'm behind on a lot of my bills. my power bill, my water bill, my life insurance. right now i don't have life insurance because i can't pay it. host: was this the same situation earlier this year when the first round of aid was passed and $1200 was the figure people were getting directly ? caller: yes, that helped me. now i'

. >> reporter: but mike berners lee who has written on the cost of everything says it's not that simple>> on the other hand, if you're home with the heating on which otherwise wouldn't have to be, that's not so good, and probably using more computing stuff than you would be. >> reporter: think about it, every email we send not only requires electricity to write, as it travels across the internet it gets stored and transferred from one mega server to another, gobbling up energy along the way, then if it gets read, it sucks up even more power. email may use 5% of the power needed to send a paper letter but we send and receive gazillions of them. done the math, would be taking 350,000 cars off the road. the principle is accurate. i.t. is a huge consumer of power and it's growing exponentially. many more people are receiving emails, and are streaming. if the cloud gets that much bigger and requires that much more storage, isn't that creating an energy-hungry infrastructure? >> it is, and we estimate that the information technology is probably responsible for 2% to 4% of the whole world's ca

mike lee and ken cruise. if they're trying to replace donald trump in your mind as somebody from that expolitics? yes, you always want to be the new person at the time. all the others have been beat by yorch holl way,' pa trish shan have had had their binges clipped, they've been punched in the hawley. you see him moving successfully and the irony and dehe lewded about that long. takes a remarkable hutzpa and make it about josh hawley. that's what he is doing. within republican politics he might be doing it very successfully. josh hawley knows there is going to be an angry crowd of republicans on january 6th and they are going to want to see some type of redemption for donald trump. josh hawley said, i'm going to give it to you. if you are marco rubio, ted krus or another contender in 2024, john hawley handed you your lunch. >> as somebody who tried to convince my way and republican genius. everyone was like, oh, he's absolutely -- nobody knows who you are, josh hawley. wait until the ads use you and you live

mike lee of utah.ell, the trump campaign has an amazing video on a hearing on voter fraud in georgia. they say that surveillance footage is pulling ballots from suitcases. if this is real, and it seems like it will be, this is a blockbuster news and it's shocking it could happen here. ♪ plus, people around the country not just targeting working-class rural people, they are targeting their attention to kids on a new hbo series. it's really over the top. we hesitate to even show it to you but you need to see it. ♪ we believe at newday usa we have a noble purpose. we want to be known as america's mortgage company for veterans and active-duty service people. some of them are giving their lives right now, today, for the freedoms that we have here in this country. so for us, at newday to help those people at this point in time. it's a labor of love, it's a noble service, and that's what we're all about. [what's this?] oh, are we kicking karly out? we live with at&t. it was a lapse in judgment. at&t, we calle

at is as alation offhe h-1b-1b la one of fe acebook'eboos allie a congress is senator mike lee.social media giant has donated some $32,000 to senator lee since he was elected. in return, lee is helping facebook gain more of those h-1b visa workers. in a late-night session, lee managed to pass amendments to his immigration outsourcing bill formerly called the fairness for hue-skilled immigrants act. high-skilled immigrants act. the bill would flood green card lines with cheap tech workers from both india and china and would do so for the next decade to the exclusion of almost every other country. and the senator's legislation passed without debate or hearing using a senate procedure known as unanimous consent which means that the senators don't have to reveal their names or show their faces behind this legislation. these foreign workers coming when we have millions and millions of more american workeo are without jobs because of the china virus pandemic. senator lee, you should be embarrassed. we're embarrassed for you either way. for all their rue white house anger at -- righteo

let's go to the former chief of staff to senator mike lee of utah, jim kesler from chuck schum schumer. boyd, let's start with you. we heard that warnock is awol. it's unusual for a candidates to be awol. you think the allegations against warnock are relevant and will impact him? >> any time you have silence from a campaign this close to the election, it's never a good look. it means they're hunkering down and looking for a way to change the subject. so it's concerning for that camp that they are hunkered down today rather than amongst the people rallying in support. i also think it's interesting that on both sides of the aisle that they're really focussed on what they're action, not what they're for. both sides are attacking the fear mongering from both sides of what happens if the democrats take the senate, what happens if the republicans keep control and become obstructionists. so it's an anti theme action opposed to here's our vision, here's what it's for. interesting down the stretch. >> eric: boyd, jim has a good point. we heard the governor of that state, brian kemp, standing in

and senator mike lee talking about moderation.hese are rinos, they are absolutely irresponsible mouthpieces for those tech titans who are censoring the president of the united states, killing the voices of conservatives across the country. you may be wondering why we don't bring many senators on this broadcast are often. in fact, it's rare that we do. and it's because, mostly, they have nothing good to say, nothing compelling. they also seemingly never get anything done. so the next question we would ask is, why both? and that should -- i why bother? and that should bother everyone in this country. another of recently-elected ri or no senators are pushing for immigration reform. remember amnesty? well, here you go. senators thom tillis, john cornyn, susan collins joining senator marco rubio, congressman will herd and mario diaz-balart are ready to talk about an amnesty deal for illegal immigrants, and they'll be doing so at a super event to be i attended by radical dems as well as corporate america, of course, and its pro-ams inty

will it be mike lee? lindsay graham?f names that come to mind who seem flexible on certain issues. i suspect i'm being facetious here, i suspect they're not quite that flexible. >> well, let me be real clear, this effort, for it to succeed, requires the participation of the american people who do not want their vote negated by an illegal vote someplace else in some other part of the country. and the remedy for them if they want to stop voter fraud and election theft is to contact their congressmen and senators and demand, demand that they get active on january the 6th, that they cosponsor these objections to various states' submissions of frau flawed electoral college vote totals and say quite plainly that if you don't fight for america, i will never vote for you with again, and i will fight against you. that is the only way for us to get the votes needed on the house floor and on the senate floor is for the american people to rise up and say we support our country, we support our republic, and we demand an honest and ac

. >>> utah senator mike lee is facing criticism after he blocked a bipartisan plan to create smithsoniand latino americans. lee says that creating separate but equal museums based on identity would further divide an already divided nation. bills to establish both national museums passed overwhelmingly in the house earlier this year. >>> disney announcing the role of king t'challa will not be recast in black panther ii, after chadwick boazman starred in the role after his death in august. they will explore the world of wakonda and the characters introduced in the first one. a lot of people looking forward to that in my household. >>> joe biden and kamala harris have been named "time" magazine's 2020 persons of the year. they received honor for quote kangi changing the american story, showing the empathy are greater than division. kamala harris is the first vice president to be included by time, and the category of guardians of the year, time named racial justice activists, portia bennett bay, along with front line health care workers fighting the pandemic and dr. anthony fauci, all very w

october, they suddenly decided they did not have an appetite for a big package i'm talking about mike lee of utah, marsha blackburn and johnson and lamar alexander speaking out against this, you are basically pushing back from gop senators and breaking with them and saying we actually do need this money. >> i'm just a macro guy looking at the chessboard and when i say a trillion short i mean an additional trillion, there was a debate between the republicans they were ready to go for a 1 trillion-dollar package, they had that on the table and pelosi wanted 3 trillion, what i'm saying at a minimum we need those three parts of the puzzle and that probably gets us to the $900 sextillion that is on the table, the point is, we need the physical bridge, we have the vaccines coming thank you to donald j trump coming in the spring in full force but now, it is likely got understand there's only service sector refugees, this economy is structurally changed, the old days of restaurant, entertainment, major metropolitan areas that is not coming back for a while. liz: i picked apart the unemployment an

but it was voted down by republican mike lee of utah. >> the smithsonian institution should not havef american latino history or a museum of women's history or a museum of american men's history or mormon history or asian-american history or catholic history. american history is an inclusive story that should unite us, us. >> congressional hispanic caucus chairman joaquin castro hit back saying our stories have been erased from u.s. history. the fact that he has no knowledge of the latino experience further demonstrates the need for a latino museum. despite senator lee's cynical rejection, the museum supporters have one final shot. the congressional hispanic caucus has asked house and senate leaders to include the national museum of the american latino act in the $1.5 trillion spending bill congress is working on. it is the museum's next best shot at becoming a reality. >>> as we carry on tonight, the president puts national security on the line, contradicting the intel community, downplaying that russian hack. sound familiar? why this time it could be even more dangerous and a new c

i've been in my capacity in legislation that senators mike lee, josh holly, i think senator bloomenthaldvocating taking the antitrust functions from the federal trade commission and combining them it is one you really need to have one person who can make a decision and, of course, if they're recused, you have a chain of command but to have a five-member commission, get involved with law enforcement it makes for a difficult process. >> so are you arguing for a combination of the ftc and doj's antitrust controller or antitrust authority? >> this is a good time to take a look in the next congress. but, you know, i think the ftc plays a valuable role. and they were createded to take a look at what does the rule of reason and antitrust mean? there is a lot of great functions like consumer protection that they do well i think the competition function should be combined into one single agency you don't have two agencies, you know, fighting for jurisdiction over a period of years. just to even investigate a company. it's just not a good model for good government. i think you can reorganize some

today's rallies are being attended by sarah palin, mike lee of utah.to the ground where we find cnn senior national correspondent in atlanta. we've seen the president and vice president out there stumping for the republican candidates. we also know that the president-elect biden is going to be doing the same for the democrats. what kind of pressure are georgia voters feeling right now? >> reporter: they're certainly seeing it on their televisions, they are seeing it at their local malls as a lot of these bus tours are crisscrossing the state of georgia. you're seeing not only those big names like sarah palin and joe biden and the president himself coming here to talk to voters and hold rallies or hold meet-and-greets, but we're also seeing allied groups. what we have seen this morning is the pac group club for growth, on what they're calling the save america bus tour. they are crisscrossing the state of georgia, they have people like sarah palin talking to voters and saying, look, we know that the scotus decision happened and representative gomert who

as far as elections go parts before you can throw mike lee in there. michael he voted against the bill along with ron johnson from wisconsin. >> yet he is good. i don't think anything is going, no policies going to affect this election in georgia, right? basically democrats are going to win if they're able to stop enough ballots ahead of the election and with a deadly general election. which is to ballot harvest before this thing. they're able to do that they'll win the election. if they don't they won't when the election. i don't think it has it with policy. kennedy: bringing people back from the dead it's an amazing feat for georgia democrats. katherine, deutsche followed a correlation from the stimulus fights with an argument for or against more republican senators in the georgia runoff? >> one thing is very clear here. the very, very end of donald trump's term is republicans have pretty much completely abandoned what was once their banner is the party of fiscal discipline. this is the final nail in an already nail ridden coffin. and i would like to

for the five republican senators who voted against it, including senators mike lee and rand paul, marsha blackburn, ron johnson, and ted cruz, good for you. you shouldn't vote for something you are completely ignorant of, and it is unconscionable that they would be given two hours to read 5500 pages of legislative text. with that kind of a price tag, and the fact that you don't know what's in it. you don't know the unintended consequences of what they just passed. remember when republicans went after nancy pelosi right before they passed obamacare saying, "we can read it after we pass it?" that's the wrong way of doing things! shoot first, aim later. that's how bad and tragic things happen. good for rand paul for making that speech, and he is absolutely right. if you are against socialism, you shouldn't vote for something like this, that you are blind to. that was legislated in secret with this kind of price tag. >> harris: they had eight months, gillian. i don't know of many people who can keep an 8-month secret. >> gillian: that's exactly right. >> harris: it's just an enormous amount

for mike lee to come to the floor and say ah maybe not that important, it'll cause more racial dividebout each other, the more we come together. and that's the piece that was so ignorant from his statement, that we're trying to actually unify. the museum is going to be for everyone and if it doesn't go through, we're going to push this through in the beginning of the next congress and i know the next administration is admitted to it. >> we'll continue following this story. >>> stick around for more "american voices." we are following breaking news out of nashville where officials are tracking new leads in that christmas day bombing in the heart of music city. >>> more than 14 million people may lose unemployment benefits it just a few hours. the latest on president trump's standoff with congressional republicans. we'll be right back. ♪ [ engines revving ] ♪ it's amazing to see them in the wild like th-- shhh. [ engine revs ] for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. don't settle for silver #1 for diabetic dry skin* #1 for psoriasis symptom relief* and #1 for eczema symptom

history where a museum of women's history or a museum of americans american men's history senator mike leef utah argued a latino history museum would divide americans the so-called critical theory undergoing this movement. does not celebrate diversity. it weaponize is diversity senator lee says smithsonian museum celebrating need of americans and african americans are different because those groups have been systemically excluded from american history and museums, an argument senator bob menendez took issue were somehow now systemically excluded believe me. we happen and the only righteous way to end that exclusion is to pass this bill in 1994, the smithsonian institution acknowledged it almost entirely excludes and ignores latinos and it recommended a latino museum be built the proposed women's and latino museums also have strong support from republicans like senators john cornyn and susan collins, and it seems wrong. that one senator can block consideration. lawmakers vowed to keep fighting for the creation of the museums in washington, alexandra le mon. >>much more ahead here at kron 4

. >>> republican senator mike lee facing criticism this morning after blocking bipartisan legislationcreate smithsonian museums dedicated to the history of women and latino americans. senator lee says creating separate but equal museums based on identity would further divide an already divided nation. bills to establish both national museums passed overwhelmingly in the house earlier this year. >>> so every year the u.s. postal service undertakes brakes santa. volunteers adopt letters from needy children and send them things on their wish lists. this year kids are still asking for toys and clothing, but it's not the only thing on their minds. the pandemic is weighing heavily on them. for example, nine-year-old alani writes, dear santa, this year has been rough because of corona. my mom said she can't get anything for me for christmas because she is not getting paid as much. i would appreciate it if she could get something, too, because she takes care of us. >> savannah from massachusetts asked for lego sets and other things before confessing to santa i'm sorry i've been bad, it's real

co-chair by the heads of the federalist society and the american constitution society and by senators mike lee and chris coons. we are going to launch it in the fall with a special issue with the atlantic magazine and will ask some of these questions. we will spend the next few years trying to identify concrete solutions to the problems. just to put one or two on the table to begin our discussion on the social media front, facebook. which has been strongly sensitized to the dangers of fake news and polarization recently, has started in academic project to explore the problem of fake news. they have found that people are more likely to share fake news then real news because it appeals to passion rather than reason. if you see something that is really angry and emotionally galvanizing, people will shared quickly without reading it. that's why researchers in britain were able to predict the brexit vote before it occurred. they saw that the leave messages appealed to angry passions rather than reason. the remain messages were complicated economic arguments. based on the fact that the leave message

among the people who voted know, rick scott, rand paul, mike lee, marsha blackburn, ted cruz and ronll business expert charles payne. the same charles payne who hosts making money at fox business at 2:00. charles? it's a lot of money, it's more that's in your savings account. i looked at your passbook before i came on air. going to make america a better place? is. >> it will provide a bridge so that america itself can become a better place. a large part of america becoming a better place is allowing the nation to be the nation. reopening this country thrill and letting us earn money that we prefer to do rather than, you know, waiting for any sort of government assistance. so, you know, i'm hoping that this will be the bridge, but, you know, the most important thing after, this obviously, the vaccine distribution, but, let americans work. let americans go out there and do what we did to become the number one country in the world, this tiny little small country upstart if you will that was able to surpass every nation on the planet with our own style of pull yourself up by the boot str

steve: senator mike lee we thank you for joining us on this friday.nk you. steve: you bet. 14 minutes after the top of the hour. jillian joins us and she is not talking news. she is talking news about the weather. >> that's right. good morning. let's begin with your extreme weather. five people are dead after a powerful winter storm hits the northeast. a dozen tractor trailers losing control in pennsylvania. look at that causing a 60-car pileup. city buses stuck in boston as the snow made it nearly impossible to get around. a plane full of passengers sliding off the runway in baltimore. in upstate new york, some areas seeing more than 3 feet of snow. vice president mike pence promising americans that he and the president will keep fighting while campaigning in georgia. the vp visiting the peach state to will kelly loeffler and david perdue ahead of the state's crucial runoff. lieutenant colonel allen west joined us earlier saying the georgians understand how important the it election is. >> they understand will whether or not we allow the green new de

for mike lee to come to the floor and say, ah, maybe not that important it will cause more racial dividet's completely ignorant, because the more we know about each other, the more we come together, and that's the piece that was so ignorant from this statement, that we're trying to actually unify. >> i agree. right. exactly. i think the frustration is, there are so many men like him in senate who have no intellectual curiosity about the rising majority if this country. the latino population is a fast-growing population. it's like, how can you enact laws and weigh in on things and be so completely ignorant? the other thing i do want to say is, look, once this bill gets passed it's not like the government is saying, oh, yes. have fun and build. you have a lot of money to raise. >> my gosh. >> tell me about that process? how you're trying to build this museum? a lot of pressure, my friend. >> it take as village, they say, and thank god we have a village coming together for this effort. everyone from my current and outgoing chairman danny vargas, celebrity whose stepped up, ava longoria earl

your uncle mo served in the house for three decades, your cousins, mike udall, mike lee, and gordon smith have all served in the senate. your father answered president kennedy's call for the best and brightest and served as president kennedy's secretary of the interior. i want to mention one footnote that should never be forgotten, especially in this moment in history, when we watched the envelope and their dedication to the notion of black lives matter, they should remember that over 50 years ago, it was your father as secretary of interior, who said to the envelope football team that -- nfl football team that they had to integrate and bring in their first black player or he wasn't going to renew the federal release. he changed that franchise when it came to the issue of race and now 50 years later it looks so visionary. when it comes to american treasures, the udall name ranks up there with teddy roosevelt. roosevelt was a giant of conservatism, he believed we have a moral obligation to preserve our planet and the treasures of it for our future generations. i have no doubt that your fat

joining us now is mike memoli with the biden transmission team and carol lee at the white house. mike, this is a team that has a lot of experience. talk about what has people excited with this team and any criticisms against this team. >> reporter: ayman, i thought it was interesting because i think i heard from the president-elect an awareness of some of the criticism that you're hearing of this cabinet in the making, that is that it's a reboot of the obama administration, a third obama term. you heard him acknowledge there are some familiar faces here, but he said they bring bold new thinking as well. he said there's deep experience as well. jeff bennett referred to this as a cabinet of colleagues, rather than a team of rivals. you could speak to what we heard from everyone of the speakers just now which is this is a crisis cabinet. perhaps in a different circumstance biden might be putting together a different team. because of what's at stake here, the severe challenges they're facing, he needs to bring in familiar hands who can get the crisis under control, multiple crises. an