>> mrs. clark, what would we need to do to have bob murray associate and buyers group make presentation at the next meeting when someone from hr does as well? >> i think you just put it on the agenda and invite them. >> okay. >> and it is just informational at that point. >> i just wanted to add for the recruitment process, if maybe it is helpful to work towards a deadline when we want to have this inspector general hired by? >> i think that is something obviously brought up. i get weary of timelines. i want to have a conversation with dhr understanding the city process and changing requisitions and just the hiring practice sometimes can be lengthy and with laborious so if we hear from them and put dates and action lines and timelines and milestones in there would be best. >> question. who would we talk to about getting the salary raised and classification from o961? >> i can look into that and e-mail you if i can get that information. my guess it comes from dhr. >> thank you. i want to say the com

thank you for having me on solomon sophie, i'm the head of 5, mr. clark, st. strategic response. yet to have you and i you show so good to have you in this particular discussion. welcome to the stream. likewise, hi, i'm anxious and eager. i'm a climate and human rights advocate, animal research scholar at the new school. what so good to have you. so i am thinking about the pressing needs right now. and the best way to sum up the pressing. these are really to be on the ground to be amongst the people and see the people i want to show you a little clip from some reporting that saying has just been doing, saying it is of a woman who is trying to get some food. she has a family to feed, we hear more about home just the moment, and then i'm going to ask you, what is going to happen to her? let's have a look at the clip festival. oh, this is the face of hunger in soon to describe what is happening here as desperation. trivializes the extent of the suffering he spoke to for his i know she was headed into the fray. she says she had no choice. you know? oh good. y

mr. clarkroken the long-standing policy governing communication between the justice department and the white house. white house lawyers pat cipollone intervened and warned clark not to communicate with the white house. clark agreed. but just two days later escalated the situation with an email that set off a series of events that would rock the justice department. >> we came in on monday, december 28th, hectic day as they all were and in the afternoon got the email which i had to sit down and read more than once to make sure i understood what he was proposing. >> what was he proposing? >> he was proposing sending out a letter signed by the three of us, the acting attorney general, myself and jeff clark to georgia but also the other states, the other swing states, as well, suggesting essentially that they set aside the electors assigned to support president elect biden and hold hearings and basically have the state legislatures pick a new slate of electors. >> did a letter claim the u.s. departm

official, mr. clark, who has had his home searched was then demanding that why don't they get the whole d.o.j. to tell georgia legislate torious come back into session and toss their own voters' decision backing biden. now, very few people think that would have worked. but the reason it failed was because the d.o.j. resisted. >> pat cipollone said, this is a murder suicide pact. >> resign immediately. the president immediately turned to mr. -- and he said steve, you wouldn't resign would you, and he said absolutely i would, mr. president. you have hundreds and hundreds of resignations in the leadership of your entire justice department if clark is left, leading a grave yard. >> so d.o.j. interference a bust. another plot running out of steam, which matters for how you approach the whole conspiracy. trump thought d.o.j. would somehow help strong arm the states. but even without them, he pressed on with this brazen authoritarian plan where he actually talked to hundreds of state legislatures on january 2nd

and if i were the lawyer for mr. clark or mr.y lark and john eastman, i would be very concerned right now, because i really think that mr. cipollone has some powerful evidence that could assist those investigations. >> renato, what does that tell you about the pace of the doj's investigation into the january 6th insurrection? does it suggest to you, then, that perhaps they're a lot farther along if they're having people like cipollone and philbin come in and testify before the grand jury? >> we have now, as you point out, some real west wing insiders and we've had yet another cell phone seized this week, i believe, from john eastman. so there's really i think a steady activity here from the justice department. a lot of folks understand we're focused on the document investigation. it's pretty dramatic what happened there. but this is i think an investigation that we shouldn't lose focus of. >> yeah, and as an aside, cipollone and philbin were also both interviewed by the fbi earlier this year regarding the mar-a-lago classified re

. >> do you know if mr. clark or mister... morgan? is it morgan? ed about that, thought about that, mr. eastman's advice? >> yeah, they thought he was crazy. i know for a fact they heard both say that his theory was crazy. >> i said, "you're completely crazy." >> that was certifiably crazy. >> stephen: yes. john eastman got a rare 100% on crazy tomatoes. ( laughter ) they-- ( laughter and applause ) that's how you can tell if someone's crazy. they do this. ( laughter ) the committee also heard from former federal judge and william shatner melting on a hot sidewalk... ( laughter ) j. michael luttig. luttig is one of the most widely respected conservative legal scholars in the country. and today, he laid out the stakes of this attempted coup: >> the foundational truth is the rule of law. that foundational truth is, for the united states of america, the profound truth. but it's not merely the profound truth for the united states. it's also the simple truth. the simple, foundational truth of the american republic. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) (

with what i will say was an absurd kind of last-ditch conspiracy where a more junior doj official mr. clarko has had his home searched, was then demanding that, well, they get the whole doj to tell georgia legislators to come back into session and toss their own voters' decision backing biden. now, very few people think that would have worked, but the reap it failed was because the doj resisted. >> as cipollone said, this is a murder-suicide pact. i would resign immediately. the president immediately turned to mr. engel and he said, steve, you wouldn't resign, would you? and he said absolutely i would, mr. president. you have hundreds and hundreds of the resignation of the entire leadership of the justice department. clark would be left leading a grave yad. >> so doj interference a bust. another plot running out of steam which matters for how you approach the whole conspiracy. trump thought doj would help strongarm the states but even without them he pressed on with the brazen authoritarian plan where he actually talked to hundredsed of said legislators on january 2nd, desperately claiming

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a teacher that you remember right, mrs clark in first grade jo mitchell elementary in livermore, or we want to go to the other end of my education. mr berger, granada high school journalism teacher. he ran our school newspaper. and he did you hold this and i think so many times they go to the kindergarten teachers, 1st and 2nd rate for me. it was kind of the later in life teachers like i said. said mr berg. granada high school i was, i think, senior and he goes. hey why don't you write for the school newspaper? wow power of seeing my words and name on a piece of paper to play blame. i mean, think i mean, he he saw that i loved writing, but i kind of needed more than just essays. whatever in class 100% 100% i mean, you probably have a list as well. mr john lamb from middle school. he was a history teacher, but he was so natural about teaching history. you enjoyed going to learn every day and i didn't tell you this was in middle school after the class was graduating to go to high school, he transferred to the high school. follow us. yeah that and by the way, when i got older, he ended up

mr. clarke: mr. speaker, as the member designated by chairwoman velazquez, i inform the house that ms. velazquez will vote yes on h.r. 8542. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. donalds of florida, i inform the house that mr. donalds will vote nay on h.r. 8542. as the member designated by ms. mace, i inform the house that ms. mace will vote nay on h.r. 8542. as the member designated by mr. cawthorn of north carolina, i inform the house that mr. cawthorn will vote nay on h.r. 8542. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. neal of massachusetts, i inform the house that mr. neal will vote yes on h.r. 8542. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. jacobs of new york, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. jacobs will vote no on h.r. 8542. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpo

clock james clark radio engineer i'm one of mr. johnson's tenants, too. what do i think of rent control? well, mr. i've got a family to support. and anything that keeps down the cost of living is alright with me. rent control isn't perfect. there are very few chizzlers and rent gouges who insist on bonus payments and fully tie in sales of furniture. but by the vigilance of cooperating landlords and other local citizens as well as government officials. the public is protected. this public and this product the shooting war is over. was still at war against inflationary prices and rents. is the largest item in our budget lifting rent controls while homes are still scarce would break all other price controls such a break of the line would be followed by skyrocketing prices and the kind of headache. we had after world war one which started when rents jumped 50% after armistice day. with this situation becomes of the utmost importance to hold the line break the line on rent by paying or charging illegal rent. and you could help start an inflation who is only re

my post if you find it so onerous, i'm simply a junior clark and i do as mr. with commands, but that doesn't mean i agree with this and i don't care who knows it. this house being deeply impressed with the apprehension of the great dangers to be derived to british america from the hospital invasion of the city hospital invasion. i'm beat on those commerce and harvard on the first day of june to be stopped by an armed force be my highly necessary that the set first thing you set a part of the day of fasting humiliation and pray. right what is trees it's about prayer the king or the governor. can proclaim such days the houses you surfing his authority to support him out of criminals who through tear into boston harbor criminal. you say i say american patriots standing up for their rights is freeborn bricks. who disguise themselves indian warriors and destroyed private property properly that was being taxed unfairly? no taxation without representation. i say those men are hero a heroes or criminals. it does seem a bit unfair to close the whole harbor for the acti

good thank you, mr clark. yes we do have a little or caught in between the boy. it's getting close.ok at the lowest drifted south west of san francisco. and look how close this is so for the morning looks okay. but there are numerous lightning strikes have been observed not only inland, but also with that upper low, come out a little bit and get a better look at look at it. that's pretty impressive. for this time of year. it will make its move later today tonight over into wednesday morning. so you're two for tuesday starts off with some sun, a little cool. some upper forties fifties on the temps. we all then start to cloud up pretty rapidly scattered showers. possible thundershowers . this is almost a 24 hour forecast because that's the way we're looking for the next about 24 hours is a lot of activity later today tonight into tomorrow seventies on attempts. alright. sounds here at 6 31. this is when things begin to pick up and he tells us it is picking up. you're absolutely right, steve. we do have some slowing on highway four on highway 85 80. let's try but with the richmond brid

mr. stamos to summarize his statement. >> thank you very much chairwoman clark. i think you so much for holding this hearing. it is an honor to be here with these experts. my part today is to talk about election disinformation and about the disinformation around elections that can be tied to attacks against infrastructure, although not necessarily. especially, our findings and what we learned in 2020 and how i think cisa and congress can react to those things we laerned. in the summer of 2020, we had a team of stanford interns to work with cisa. a couple of them were working on disinformation and one of the experiences they had is while cisa had strong authorization capabilities and funding to work on the infrastructure security, a lot of the capability to understand and deal with election disinformation did not exist at the time. and as a result at stanford, we pulled our friends at the university of washington at the atlantic council and a private company called graphica, and we put together the election integrity partnership. there's about 130 people involved

mr. german. >> robert tellis, the clark county public administrator has been charged with murder.blished an investigative report about the chaotic working environment under tellis' leadership. he reported that the public administrator's office was, quote, mired in turmoil and internal dissension over the past two years, with allegations of emotional stress, bullying, and favoritism leading to secret videotaping of the boss and a coworker outside the office. >> we knew as investigative reporter he had written several articles and there were different allegations and statements about potential people who would be upset about it. >> german's body was found saturday, but it wasn't clear tellis might be the suspect. then investigators discovered video of a vehicle registered to tellis' wife driving around the home at the time of the murder can clothing matching the suspect's description was found inside tellis' home. >> tellis had denied the accusations raise in german's reporting but this summer lost his democratic primary bid to get re-elected. german's colleagues at the las vegas jo

if i may, i am going to - interrupt you, because i asked that question very deliberately, mr clarke.s with high taxes... this is more than 12 years _ left that is with high taxes... this is more than 12 years ago which i think frankly doesn�*t make any sense for most people. my question is pretty clear about where we are now. again, i�*m looking for your expertise in this. as i understand it, across almost all of those markers, it actually got worse. the government _ markers, it actually got worse. the government is _ markers, it actually got worse. ti9 government is very clear about our mission which is to provide new opportunities, newjobs and a new—found sense of pride and purpose in communities which you have not had that for too long. the work of my department, which sits at the heart of the government was make efforts in this space, is to provide the shot in the arm that the country outside london and the greater southeast which has had a long period where it has lagged all indices of trend growth in a way which has led to lower life chances in the community. we have to do more

sarah clark reports all young children and then use mrs massey. so good bar, i was appointed prime minister of the solomon islands in 2019 for the 4th time. now the election said for next year has been delayed and his term has been extended until 2024. so give our a fast track to bill for constitutional reform to postpone the vote. the prime minister says the honor nation can't afford to host the pacific games in 2023 and go to the polls. he holds a majority in the countries parliament and a contentious bill was passed easily. him in the process of making a decision in this house to speak in any democratic system is by members. but it's triggered condemnation from the opposition. it's labeled to move a power grab and yet another attempt by the prime minister to undermine democracy. australia had offered to help fund the elections to avoid the delay. the so give our a government described that as foreign interference, accepted the offer, but still delayed the vote. i don't think it means that the controversy goes away. i think there will be ongoing

clark radio engineer. i'm one of johnson's tenants too. what do i think of rent control? well mrfamily to support. and anything that keeps down the cost of living is all right with me. >> rent control is not perfect. there are very few chancellors a and rent gaucher's that insist on bonus payments and phony titan sales of furniture. but by the vigilance of cooperating landlords and other local citizens, as well as government officials the public is unprotected. ♪ this a public, and this public. the war is over but we are still at war against inflationary prices and rents. ♪ next to food, rent is the largest item in our budget. lifting rent controls while homes are still scarce, would break out other price controls. such a p break of alliant woulde followed by skyrocketing prices and the kind of headache we had after world war i which started when rent jumped 50% after armistice day. with this situation, it becomes of the utmost importance to hold the line. break the light on rent by paying or a charging illegal ret and you could help start in inflation sue's only result would be

mr. william shirley of clarke county, would you come say a few words?o do all i can, and i suggest you find your legislator and make your ear known to him or her because we all in the mississippi house are going to get to vote on them amendments again and again and again. and they going to get tired of seeing me. and they're going to try to get somebody to replace people like me that just don't go around with yassuh, boss man. if you're taking state dollars, you fly the flag of the state of mississippi. thank you, all. >> our mississippi senator mack daniel come speak. [ applause ] >> political correctness is an incredibly dangerous doctrine. it's anti-intellectual. it's anti-dissent. it demands conformity. do you believe they'll stop with a monument? do you believe they'll stop with a pattern or design on a flag? they ridicule our traditions. they mock us. they laugh at us. you feel like you're losing your country, don't you? you feel marginalized. you're scared. mississippi has to stand. we have nothing else to surrender. we are those warriors, men an

clark: thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for holding this important hearing. addressing the issues of our recycling system is an important step toward a more sustainable and equitable future. as such i'd like to better understand some of the environmental justice concerns with proposals related to the management of plastic pollution -turned-chemical or advanced recycling. i'm concerned that chemical recycling is a false solution that does not contribute to the circular economy and increases dangerous emissions at a time when we should be finding ways to bring environmental justice to the front line and fence line communities. to the director, i love your first name. thank you for your work on behalf of the fence line communities. can you elaborate on some of the environmental and health harms that advanced recycling can cause for these communities? >> thank you. the impacts we see in incineration communities and pyrolysis plants are similar to those that we see in plastic production. that's why the entire plastic lifecycle harms communities of color. the relea

my post if you find it so onerous, i'm simply a junior clark and i do as mr. with commands, but that doesn't mean i agree with this and i don't care who knows it. this house being deeply impressed with the apprehension of the great dangers to be derived to british america from the hospital invasion of the city hospital invasion. i'm beat on those commerce and harvard on the first day of june to be stopped by an armed force be my highly necessary that the set first thing you set a part of the day of fasting humiliation and pray. right what is trees it's about prayer the king or the governor. can proclaim such days the houses you surfing his authority to support him out of criminals who through tear into boston harbor criminal. you say i say american patriots standing up for their rights is freeborn bricks. who disguise themselves indian warriors and destroyed private property properly that was being taxed unfairly? no taxation without representation. i say those men are hero a heroes or criminals. it does seem a bit unfair to close the whole harbor for the acti

it also says that while mr trump's lawyers swore under oath that they'd returned all relevant documents, only half were handed back. earlier, i spoke to clarklar. i asked what these concerns over obstruction were. it's a federal crime to obstruct a federal investigation, and in this case, the department ofjustice has said that there was a grand jury investigation that had issued a subpoena to former president trump to produce all documents in his possession that were marked classified. when the fbi came to his residence, they were only given 38 documents marked classified, and given a sworn statement by his representatives that those were all the documents at mar—a—lago, and that turns out to be completely false. i was reading that some of the classified documents seemed to be mixed in with other documents. what is the issue there if classified documents are mixed in with any other materials? well, there are two kinds of relevance in terms of possible criminal liability. one is the mishandling of documents relating to national defence. not carefully securing them. according to the government, former president trump shouldn't have had any do

mr. stamos to summarize his statement for five minutes. >> thank you very much, chairwoman clarke and ranking member garbarino for having me here. ladies and gentlemen, thank you so much holding the steering. it's an honor to be here with these incredible experts in election integrity and infrastructure security. my part today is to talk about election disinformation, about the disinformation about elections that can sometimes be tied to attacks against infrastructure although not necessarily. and especially our findings of what we learned during 2020 and how i think cisa and congressman katko. in the summer of 2020 we were fortunate to send a team of interns from stanford to go work with cisa as all of you know, the cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency. those interns most of them work on infrastructure study projects including crossfeed which the ranking member mentioned. but a couple were working on disinformation and one of the experiences i had is that while cisa had really strong authorization capabilities and funding to work on infrastructure security, a lot of the capabilit

it also says that while mr trump's lawyers swore under oath that they'd returned all relevant documents, only half were handed back. we can now speak to clarkity on search warrants. he joins us from atlanta. thanks so much forjoining us. thejustice department said the justice department said efforts were likely taken to obstruct the investigation into mr trump's handling of classified material. tt’s mr trump's handling of classified material. it's a federal crime _ classified material. it's a federal crime to - classified material. it's a federal crime to obstruct classified material. it's a i federal crime to obstruct a federal crime to obstruct a federal investigation, and in this case, the department of justice has said that there was a grand jury investigation that had issued a subpoena to former president trump about documents in his possession that were classified. when the fbi came to his residence, they were only given 38 documents marked classified, and given a sworn statement by his representatives that those were all the documents at mar—a—lago, and that turns out to be completely false. mar-a-lago, and that turns out to be compl

chu, the gentlelady from massachusetts, assistant speaker clark, the gentlelady from connecticut, mrs. hayes, the gentlelady from oregon, ms. bonamici, and the gentleman from connecticut, mr. courtney, and the gentleman from new jersey, mr. norcross for their leadership on this legislation and i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back. all time for general debate has expired. pursuant to the rule, the bill shag be considered -- shall be considered for amendment under the five minute rule. in lieu of the amendment, an amendment in the nature of a substitute consisting of rules committee print 117-67 shall be considered as adopted. the bill as amended shall be considered as the original bill for the purpose of further amendment under the five-minute rule and shall be considered as read. no further amendment to the bill as amended shall be in order except those printed in house report 117-507. each such further amendment may be offered only in the order printed in the report by a member designated in the report and shall be considered as read, shall be deb

mr harriman's home and went to the side of the house. multi million altercation took place between the suspect and the victim suspect. clarkublic administrator robert rob. tell us was taken out of his home wednesday with self inflicted wounds after a 12 hour standoff . the injury was nonlife threatening. during a press conference, police said. multiple pieces of evidence they recovered link tell us to the killing, including a getaway car shoes and a hat seen on surveillance camera the day of the murder, as you can see, there's apparent blood on the shoes and the shoes were cut. likely in a manner to try to destroy evidence. in addition to the shoes, we recovered a straw hat that was also cut and in a manner that was likely to destroy the evidence. tell us, a democrat elected back in 2018 lost a june primary after he was the focus of investigative stories by german according to police. it is still unclear what the motive for the fatal incident is. but officers say they are evaluating every single lead and every theory the killing of a journalist is particularly troublesome. who hope the rest of tellers and his subsequent pr

mr. epstein and others are having their phones seize. these are individuals who are not in trouble for potentially trespassing at the capitol. or take jeffrey clark, his home searched by federal authorities. that was a sign things were heating up on a handful of lawyers or john eastman, who had his phone seized. we reported on that here way by agents in new mexico, and we released some of that video. you take this all together and we are witnessing confirmation of the legal steps honestly until today never reached a large number of people at the top of the trump orbit. you have the january 6th committee investigated over here. you have the classified documents story at mar-a-lago that has been going strong over here. but then when you go to the doj and what it is doing about the coup and the planning to obstruct or minuteder the counting of the votes, this is -- and we have been tracking this since the beginning -- this is the largest number of trump aides who were not on the scene at the capitol that may have been further up the line, operating what is an alleged coup conspiracy. let's get to our experts on the breaking news. they haven't had mu