mr. goodman. yes, supervisor preston. >> supervisor preston: i'm not going to engage in a back and forth dialogue with the last speaker, but i will note for the record that in the early months of the pandemic, the san francisco apartment association repeatedly reported -- what is my personal experience as a small landlord in san francisco, that the vast majority of their tenants were paying 100 cents on the dollar. so we've seen less of those reports from the apartment association, but i believe that the comments of the last speaker are not actually supported by that. >> chair melgar: thank you, supervisor peskin. do we have any other public comments, madam clerk. >> clerk: thank you, madam chair. can you confirm that there aren't any other callers? again, if you would like to be in the queue you would press star, 3, and you would see your number on our side and we can admit you. >> madam chair, we have no callers in the queue. >> chair melgar: great. so with that, public comment is now closed. an

mr. goodman passes senator mitt romney and directs him to turn around in order to get to safety. on the first floor just beneath them, the mobs had already started to search search the senate chambers. he makes his way down to the floor where he encountered the same insurrectionist we just saw watch breach the capital. we can see rioters search toward officer goodman. the rioters in bed and officer goodman in this model is in blue. watch officer goodman who backs up the stairs. [yelling] [yelling] [yelling] [yelling] [yelling] >> all day although they were shouting they didn't have weapons, you know from the earlier video that's not true. the second assailant to that breach was one carrying a metal baseball bat. we know there were other weapons there that day. did you hear the other shouts? we are here for you. he's one person, we are thousands and where do they count the votes? they were coming at the urging of donald trump to keep congress, a separate branch of government from certifying the results of a presidential election. as the rioters reached the top of the stairs, they

the demand higher than the supply and the prices go is going up again you know i do agree with mr goodman that you know this is a confidence game so the fact that you know it's more and more institutions in the financial sector whether it's you know b.n.y. mellon or you know j.p. morgan chase is now you know being sort of dragged into it because its employees want to trade it and its clients want to use it if more more people have confidence in this thing that frankly there's no reason to have confidence in them that can be a self-fulfilling prophecy it's no different in that sense than the money or gold or any other form of cortical currency or store of value that we use to trade with people need to be able to trade. goods and services and if they have confidence in bitcoin there's a way to do that then that will be a self-fulfilling prophecy but at the moment this point is just a way to gamble in my opinion ok so also the as it. janet yellen in the u.s. that you bought an administration issue this written statement off to his senate confirmation hearing talking up to handle benefits for

mr. goodman passes senator mitt romney and directs him to turn around in order to get to safety. on the first floor just beneath them, the mobs had already started to search search the senate chambers. he makes his way down to the floor where he encountered the same insurrectionist we just saw watch breach the capital. we can see rioters search toward officer goodman. the rioters in bed and officer goodman in this model is in blue. watch officer goodman who backs up the stairs. [yelling] [yelling] [yelling] [yelling] [yelling] >> all day although they were shouting they didn't have weapons, you know from the earlier video that's not true. the second assailant to that breach was one carrying a metal baseball bat. we know there were other weapons there that day. did you hear the other shouts? we are here for you. he's one person, we are thousands and where do they count the votes? they were coming at the urging of donald trump to keep congress, a separate branch of government from certifying the results of a presidential election. as the rioters reached the top of the stairs, they

mr. goodman, passes senator met romney and directs him to turn around. >> they are trying to cancel the guy that 74 million americans voted for. they've been obsessed with this, the obsession continues. so much so that they are willing to ignore the constitution, willing to ignore due process, and willing to ignore the facts. >> we need to bear in mind that it was effective because this is political theater. it is not a real trial. in a real child, if you had charged someone with incitementu would have to prove incitement,l incitement under the law. >> bret: harold, considering all we've seen today, obviously the legal team have yet to go later on this week. where do you think we are? >> thanks for having me on. the trump legal team has their hands full. the pitching has gotten tougher after today. i thought today's presentation by the democrats was overwhelmingly powerful. i hear some of the concerns expressed by both katie and trey, but trey and i work in that building. if you listen to some of the things that were being said, we are being reminded of writers and protesters said in the ca

mr. goodman. yes, supervisor preston. >> supervisor preston: i'm not going to engage in a back and forth dialogue with the last speaker, but i will note for the record that in the early months of the pandemic, the san francisco apartment association repeatedly reported -- what is my personal experience as a small landlord in san francisco, that the vast majority of their tenants were paying 100 cents on the dollar. so we've seen less of those reports from the apartment association, but i believe that the comments of the last speaker are not actually supported by that. >> chair melgar: thank you, supervisor peskin. do we have any other public comments, madam clerk. >> clerk: thank you, madam chair. can you confirm that there aren't any other callers? again, if you would like to be in the queue you would press star, 3, and you would see your number on our side and we can admit you. >> madam chair, we have no callers in the queue. >> chair melgar: great. so with that, public comment is now closed. an

goodman, thank you. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] >> republican leader mr. mcconnell. >> i just want to say think we can all agree that eugene goodman deserves the highest honor congress can bestow. but before we move to pass this legislation, i want to be clear that he was not alone that day. the nation saw and has now seen numerous examples of the heroic conduct of the capitol police, the metropolitan police, the swat teams that were with us on january 6 here in the capitol protecting us. our heartfelt gratitude extends to each and every one of them, particularly now as members of the force continues to bear scars, seen an unforeseen from the events of that disgraceful day. let us give them all the honor and recognition they so justly deserve. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] >> mr. peck president. >> republican leader parts back please join the request generally six was the day of fear for those who work here in the capitol. and of sadness for many more watching from afar. but that awful day also introduced our nation to a group of h

mr. goodman passes senator mitt romney and directs him to turn around in order to get to safety. on the first floor just beneath them, the mobs had already started to search search the senate chambers. he makes his way down to the floor where he encountered the same insurrectionist we just saw watch breach the capital. we can see rioters search toward officer goodman. the rioters in bed and officer goodman in this model is in blue. watch officer goodman who backs up the stairs. [yelling] [yelling] [yelling] [yelling] [yelling] >> all day although they were shouting they didn't have weapons, you know from the earlier video that's not true. the second assailant to that breach was one carrying a metal baseball bat. we know there were other weapons there that day. did you hear the other shouts? we are here for you. he's one person, we are thousands and where do they count the votes? they were coming at the urging of donald trump to keep congress, a separate branch of government from certifying the results of a presidential election. as the rioters reached the top of the stairs, they

others might reach safety officer goodman is in the chamber tonight officer goodman thank you thank you. thank you why is . it. ok mr greenwood of a good leader mcconnell ok whole i just want to say i think we can all agree that eugene goodman deserves the highest honor congress can be stow but i just before we move to pass this legislation i want to be clear. that he was not alone that day the nation saw and has now seen numerous examples of the heroic conduct of the capitol police the metropolitan police the swat teams that were with us on january 6th here in the capital protecting us our heartfelt gratitude extends to each and every one of them particularly now as members of the force continue to bear scarse seen and unforeseen from the events of that disgraceful day let us give them all the honor and recognition they so justly deserve thank you all was a little thank a friend on the republican leader pleasure to join the majority leader's request january search was a day of fear for those who work here in the capitol and of no sure many more watching from afar but that awful day also introduced our nation to a g

mr. goodman. yes, supervisor preston. >> supervisor preston: i'm not going to engage in a back and forth dialogue with the last speaker, but i will note for the record that in the early months of the pandemic, the san francisco apartment association repeatedly reported -- what is my personal experience as a small landlord in san francisco, that the vast majority of their tenants were paying 100 cents on the dollar. so we've seen less of those reports from the apartment association, but i believe that the comments of the last speaker are not actually supported by that. >> chair melgar: thank you, supervisor peskin. do we have any other public comments, madam clerk. >> clerk: thank you, madam chair. can you confirm that there aren't any other callers? again, if you would like to be in the queue you would press star, 3, and you would see your number on our side and we can admit you. >> madam chair, we have no callers in the queue. >> chair melgar: great. so with that, public comment is now closed. an

mr. goodman. yes, supervisor preston. >> supervisor preston: i'm not going to engage in a back and forth dialogue with the last speaker, but i will note for the record that in the early months of the pandemic, the san francisco apartment association repeatedly reported -- what is my personal experience as a small landlord in san francisco, that the vast majority of their tenants were paying 100 cents on the dollar. so we've seen less of those reports from the apartment association, but i believe that the comments of the last speaker are not actually supported by that. >> chair melgar: thank you, supervisor peskin. do we have any other public comments, madam clerk. >> clerk: thank you, madam chair. can you confirm that there aren't any other callers? again, if you would like to be in the queue you would press star, 3, and you would see your number on our side and we can admit you. >> madam chair, we have no callers in the queue. >> chair melgar: great. so with that, public comment is now closed. an

mr. goodman: congressman, yes, that is correct. proximately 35 billion dollars for pension plans, colleges, charities. rep. garcia: that is pretty significant. i would say that is a lot. it seems to be your company is systemically important to our financial system. would you agree with that? mr. griffin: i believe we play an important role in the u.s. capital markets forget i believe our hedge fund would not be in the category of systemically important. with 30 something billion dollars equity, it is simply not the skill or magnitude of a j.p. morgan bank of america, wells fargo, and in particular having worked on these policy issues with members of the fed in various contacts, we don't have to make payroll. rep. garcia: you are doing pretty well, and yet you are not one of the big guys that we have visit us frequently, meet a couple times a year. is citadel securities -- you were fined recently for trading ahead of customer orders in the past. is that what i heard from a couple of questioners earlier today? mr. griffin: i believe

mr. goodman: congressman, yes, that is correct. proximately 35 billion dollars for pension plans, colleges, charities. rep. garcia: that is pretty significant. i would say that is a lot. it seems to be your company is systemically important to our financial system. would you agree with that? mr. griffin: i believe we play an important role in the u.s. capital markets forget i believe our hedge fund would not be in the category of systemically important. with 30 something billion dollars equity, it is simply not the skill or magnitude of a j.p. morgan bank of america, wells fargo, and in particular having worked on these policy issues with members of the fed in various contacts, we don't have to make payroll. rep. garcia: you are doing pretty well, and yet you are not one of the big guys that we have visit us frequently, meet a couple times a year. is citadel securities -- you were fined recently for trading ahead of customer orders in the past. is that what i heard from a couple of questioners earlier today? mr. griffin: i believe

mr. president, in a momentarily ask the senate to pass legislation that will award capitol police officer eugene goodman the congressional gold medal. in the wees after the attack on january 6, the world learned about the incredible, incredible bravery of officer goodman on that fateful day. here in this trial, we saw new video, powerful video showing calmness under pressure. his courage in the line of duty. his foresight in the midst of chaos and his willingness to make himself a target of the mob's rage so that others might reach safety. officer goodman ichber tonight. officer goodman, thank you. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> the republican leader mcconnell? >> oh, i'm sorry. >> i just want to say i think we can all agree that eugene goodman deserves the highest honor congress can bestow. but i just before we move to pass this legislation, i want to be clear that he was not alone that day. the nation saw and has now seen numerous examples of the heroic conduct of the capitol police, the metropolitan police, the swat teams that were with us on january 6th here in the capitol protecting us. our heartfelt

goodman. here's what he said. >> mr. ident, in a moment, i will ask the senate to pass legislation that would award eugene goodman the congressional gold medal. in the weeks after the impact on january the sixth -- attack on january the sixth, the world learned about the incredible bravery of officer goodman on that fateful day. here in the trial, we saw new video, powerful video, showing calmness under pressure, his courage in the line of duty, his foresight in the midst of chaos, and is willing to make himself a target of the mobs rage so others might be -- might reach safety. officer goodman is in the chamber tonight. officer goodman, thank you. [applause] host: once again, we want to remind you the senate impeachment trial will begin at 10:00 a.m. you can watch on c-span two and c-span.org. you can always listen to us live on the free c-span radio app or any time you can find more information at c-span.org/impeachment. let's see if we can get a couple more calls in before we have to go. one nita is calling from georgi

mr. president, in a moment i will ask the senate to pass legislation is that would award capitol police officer eugene goodmansional gold medal. here in this trial, we saw new video, powerful video showing calmness under pressure. his courage in the line of duty. his foresight in the midst of chaos, and his willingness to make himself a target of the mob's rage so that others might be reach safety, officer goodman is in the chamber tonight. officer goodman, thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> the applause was sustained, went on for some time, eugene goodman, one of the heroes of 1/6 and turns out to be a screaming eagle, he is a veteran of the 101st airborne was deployed in the iraq war, 1/6 was not the first time he was called to courage, it was took that day to show -- coming up for us. a husband and a wife and their two dogs on a normal friday morning. in february. at a time when a lot of folks have forgotten what normal looks like. >>> valentine's day a big day. jill's favorite day, for real. >> what inspired you to do this? >> with the pandemic, just everybody is feeling a little down, so, it's just, a

mr trump just before adjourning for the night. there was one moment of agreement in the chamber when the senate voted to give the congressional gold medal to gap, it'll hill police officer eugene goodman, who was instrumental in leading rioters. away from members of congress, a conviction still remains a long shot. 17 republican senators would have to join all of the democrats in voting to convict in washington. caroline shively fox news. the white house deputy press secretary has been suspended for a week. tj duck, lou reportedly issued a sexist and profane threat to political journalist terrible mary. the journalist was looking to cover a story about duck lose relationship with the reporter. report by vanity fair, says duck, lou threatened palmeri by saying quote i will destroy you. white house press it, press secretary jen psaki said today. duck lose conduct was unacceptable. sakhi says duck. liu has since apologized to the reporter. the vital administration says it plans to close guantanamo bay prison. white house press secretary jen psaki told reporters today that following a review process the goal is to close the military prison by the time biden leaves office, guantanamo bay w

mr. president, in a moment i will ask the senate to pass legislation that would award capitol police officer eugene goodman the congressional gold medal. in the weeks after the attack on january 6th the world learned about the incredible, incredible bravery of officer goodman on that fateful day. here in this trial we saw new video, powerful video showing calmness under pressure, his courage in the line of duty, his foresight in the midst of chaos and his willingness to make himself a target of the mob's rage so that others might reach safety. officer goodman is in the chamber tonight. officer goodman, thank you. [ applause ] >> and all the senators in the room rose as one and gave a standing ovation to thank u.s. capitol police officer eugene goodman for his actions that may have, in fact, saved the senate that day. actions that really do we now know appear to have saved senator mitt romney specifically. actions that really do appear to have saved vice president mike pence as he sheltered with his family just feet away from the mob just off the senate floor. actions that diverted that mob from the senate

mr. president, in a moment i will last the senate to pass legislation that would award capital police officers the congressional gold medal eugene goodman. and weeks after the attack on january the sixth, the world the lord the about the incredible bravery of officer goodman on that fateful day. here in this trial, we saw new video, powerful video showing homeless under pressure. his courage in the line of duty. his foresight in the midst of chaos. in his willingness to make himself a target of the mob rage so that others might reach safety. officer goodman is in the chamber tonight. officer goodman, thank you. [applause]. [applause]. >> republican leader mcconnell. >> i just want to say that i think that we can all agree the eugene deserve the highest award that congress can bestow . before we move, want to be clear that it was not alone that day. in the nation saw and is now seen numerous examples of the heroic conduct in the capital police, the metropolitan police, the s.w.a.t. teams that were with us on january 6 in the capital. our heart felt gratitude extend to each and one of every one of them. particularly now as members of the

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mr. president. and in a moment i will ask the senate to pass legislation that award capital police officer eugene goodman congressional gold medal. in the weeks after the attack on january 6th the world learned about the incredible, incredible bravely about officer goodman on that fateful day. here in this trial, we saw new video, powerful video, showing calmness under pressure. his courage in the line of duty. his foresight in the midst of chaos. and his willingness to make himself a target of the mob's rage, so that others might reach safety. officer goodman is in the chamber tonight. officer goodman, thank you. [ applause ] >> and all the senators in the room rose as one. and gave a standing ovation to thank u.s. capitol police officer eugene goodman for his actions that may have in fact saved the senate that day. actions that really do, we now know, appear to have saved senator mitt romney specifically. actions that really do appear to have saved vice president mike pence. as he sheltered with his family, just feet away from the mob, just off the senate floor. actions that diverted that mob from the

mr. president. in a moment, i will ask the senate to pass legislation that would award capitol police officer eugene goodmanthe congressional panel. in the weeks after the attack january 6, the world learned about the incredible bravery of officer goodman on that fateful day. here in this trial, we saw new i video, powerful video showing columnists under pressure. courage in the linene of duty. his foresight in the midst of chaos and willingness to make himself a target of the mob's rage to others might reach safety. the officer goodman is in the chamber tonight, officer goodman, thank you. [applause] [applause] [applause] >> republican leader. >> i want to say, i think we can all agree eugene goodman deserves the highest honor congress can bestow. before we moved to pass legislation, i want to be clear that he was not alone that day. the nation saw and has now seen numerous examples of the heroic conduct of capitol police, metropolitan police, swat teams with us january 6 here in the capitol protecting us. our heartfelt attitude extends to each and every one of them, particularly now as members of the forc

now officer goodman has had the highest congressional honor bestowed upon him. without a single no vote. >> mrthe congressional gold medal. here in this trial we saw new video, powerful video showing calmness under pressure. his courage in the line of duty. his foresight in the midst of chaos. and his willingness to make himself a target of the mob's rage so that others might reach safety. officer goodman is in the chamber tonight. officer goodman, thank you. [ applause ] >> ever the reluctant hero, officer goodman has not spoken publicly about his heroism. he told an nbc reporter today his 13-year-old daughter could care less and he credits her with keeping him mentally in the norm. we'll be right back. >>> i want to thank all of my guests for joining us tonight and spending some time with us on a saturday night. stay with msnbc tonight for continuing live coverage of today's impeachment verdict. and i will see you again on "the reid out" monday night at 7:00 p.m. eastern. and now i hand it over to joshua johnson. hello, joshua. >> joy reid, how are you going to unwind after all this is over?

mr. president, in a moment i will last the senate to pass legislation that would award capital police officers the congressional gold medal eugene goodman. and weeks after the attack on january the sixth, the world the lord the about the incredible bravery of officer goodman on that fateful day. here in this trial, we saw new video, powerful video showing homeless under pressure. his courage in the line of duty. his foresight in the midst of chaos. in his willingness to make himself a target of the mob rage so that others might reach safety. officer goodman is in the chamber tonight. officer goodman, thank you. [applause]. [applause]. >> republican leader mcconnell. >> i just want to say that i think that we can all agree the eugene deserve the highest award that congress can bestow . before we move, want to be clear that it was not alone that day. in the nation saw and is now seen numerous examples of the heroic conduct in the capital police, the metropolitan police, the s.w.a.t. teams that were with us on january 6 in the capital. our heart felt gratitude extend to each and one of every one of them. particularly now as members of the

mr. majority leader. >> in a moment i'll ask the senate to pass legislation that would offer eugene goodman the congressionalthe world learned about the incredible bravery of officer goodman on that fateful day. here in this trial we saw new video, powerful video, showing calmness under pressure, his courage in the line of duty and his foresight in the midst of chaos and the willingness to make himself a target of the mob's rage so that others might reach safety. officer goodman is in the chamber tonight. officer goodman, thank you. [ applause ] ♪ $ [ applause ] >> i just wanted to say i think we can all agree that eugene goodman deserves the highest honor congress can bestow but before we pass this legislation i want to be clear that he was not alone that day. the nation saw and has now seen numerous examples of the heroic conduct of the capitol police, the metropolitan police, the s.w.a.t. teams that were with us on january the 6th here in the capitol protecting us. our heartfelt gratitude extends to each and every one of them, particularly now as members of the force continue to bear scars seen and unfore