getting closer, mr. hillhe was allegedly in a hurry to help, after listening to the news on tv. the main reason was the news that i watched at home, it was western media propaganda. as for the units, i'm not sure, i think, i think it was 21 ukrainian. something there may be a division. they were in this region, but i'm not sure. are you generally a military or civilian misunderstanding. i served in the british army in the lancaster regiment. this is closer to the point, the next question is instead of the deployment of the unit. we stayed for some time in kiev, and then moved to nikolaev, he was a volunteer. it was not about the ukrainian positions that we were formed, as a group that ensures the operation of the emergency room in case of injuries, an amazing thing, he served in the lancaster regiment. and in ukraine he turned into a traumatologist. he pretends to tell the truth, we pretend to believe. i never wanted to lose my life. i went to ukraine not to die, but because i wanted to help before my arrival

belgrade how do you like this statement or, for example, the united states ambassador to belgrade, mr. hill, published here somewhere just a few days ago when was announced during my visit to a large article, but under the name of the third is not given either east or west where exactly in such expressions and in such logic i talked about the prospects for relations between serbia and the united states with the european union and with the russian federation and well , here, in my opinion, even to the inexperienced observer. it will be clear that, uh, there is no place in brussels not only for the sovereign equality of states, which is enshrined in the charter of the united nations, but even for the notorious freedom of choice, which brussels constantly talks about. there is also no place, as it turned out during here are our last year's discussions. and when we proposed concluding a treaty on european security, offered the americans and nato members , we were answered by no principles of the indivisibility of security, including the need for the inadmissibility of strengthening our security

but you are mr. hill. it's really funny news local day. after the papers were signed, the 2 sides accused each other of breaking the agreement. what are some good web? she had a smart little book, the sony uminski foreclosure and they could, ah, legend just model upset. so social wilma, those from about on my don't pick it, then you will pull near the more with them would you measure it up on the computer? open to move not be smart, oceania litwin, you louis that only will again that it made them on the go very on the stem coke with a steep index. the bill is suitable so much to possibly new form, but with the more music associated with the employer news you normally melinda, in january 2015 new fighting broke out near the town and developed over that reckless plan resulted in the developed of a culture according to the militia ukraine last up to 8000 troops in the 3 conference. can you bring out an up of the key for the chino a crime scene? no. don't wish to write that cbs. but the most bird, he said, is there any meetings or empty? but h

mr. hill: i thank the speaker and i yield back to my friend from north carolina. mr. mchenry: i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from north carolina yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. green: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. green: mr. speaker, it's painful to hear a member of congress talk about reckless spending when that spending is what was necessary during a pandemic. reckless spending to allow people to receive some sort of help when they couldn't go to work, mr. speaker. my colleagues across the aisle would not have helped the american people who are out of work during a pandemic because it would be reckless spending. reckless spending to keep people in their homes and not allow them to be foreclosed on. my colleagues across the aisle would have allowed people to be evicted and their things thrown in the streets. because to them helping people in a time of crisis is reckles

but you are mr. hill, it's really been your local day. after the papers were signed, the 2 sides accused each other of breaking the agreement. what are some good web? she had a mother to walk, the sign him into foreclosure and they could. ah legend, just multiple to said so social would my voucher mom, but on my don't pick up the new bowl now the more with them would you like to report them from bureau put the movement, the small question you little in you louis that on the while ago there made them go very almost him cook with a step in your stability level of so much to possibly new front with them or music associated with them for news you normally however, in january 2015 new fighting broke out near the town of the bolts of that reckless plan resulted in the developed of a cauldron. according to the militia, ukraine lost up to 8000 troops in the 3 conference. can you bring out an up of the key chain on a crime scene? not only the right sentences but the most, but it said, is there any meetings or antibody? he still packages. i mean, w

power around the color on now to sierra lou ah, of back here watching out is there a news are with mr. hill romney reminder of our top stories. one person is dead in the day of protest, india against a change to military recruitment policies. new recruits will be limited to 4 years on the job without a pension. and this is, i get those who are hoping to join up al jazeera has exclusively obtained an image of the bullet that killed our colleague sherry. and i will actually last month, experts say it's use an m for rifle, which is widely used by the israeli military. and the e commission is recommending ukraine and moldova as candidates for european union membership. the 1st step in the process is quite long. it's on the condition that ukraine carries out a number of reforms. well, let's get more on this and talk to the few farthest ex said that the loss is a rita in european politics that the university of, sorry, josephina ly, from guilford in the u. k. vice got good, happy with the sir on the program. and how do you improve that? all the areas of economies strengthening the rule of law and

mr. hill: thank you, my friend from oklahoma. i want to thank kevin hern as our chairman of our task force and all the members of the task force for coming together and delivering for the american people the fact congress can debate, analyze, and think through and consider what does it take to balance our budget. and kevin hern has delivered that leadership, mr. speaker, so i rise today in favor of the republican study committee's budget proposal for f.y.2023. proud to be a contributing member of the republican study committee. this r.s.c. budget would not only rein in reckless spending but it would balance the nation's budget over the next decade. by making president trump's tax cuts and jobs act permanent, this budget would provide hardworking american families with immediate relief. something we desperately need amid joe biden's highest inflation in four decades. this budget also worked towards strengthening our national security, starting with the crisis at our southwest border. last month, mr. speaker, customs and border pro

that is because it feel hills. mrs state up at dublin hughes from belinda is more on our website d, w dot com. ah, ah. when we need to travel from point a to point b to b were inundated with options one on transportation optimized for 5 comfort and convenience, but rarely. so for the environment and ecosystem, we drive or riders out on eco india this week. let's look at how we can marry modern mobility solutions and environmental sustainability. hello, welcome. i'm fund that a good 1st, let's zoom in on some numbers to understand the impact of transportation or not environment and take stock afford green solutions are already in practice. the transportation of people and goods accounts for almost one 3rd of global c o. 2 emissions during the corona, virus crisis locked downs, unsuspended travel resulted in a drop in worldwide emissions from $8.00 to $7.00, gig tons but that figure needs to be reduced further to 5.7 giga tons by 2030 to meet the paris climate agreement target that seeks to limit global warming to 1.5 de

. >> the yeah from arkansas, mr. hill, is now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chair. thank you for being on the hill this week, we greatly appreciate it and i wanted to change subjects. you've had a lot of good interaction today and i wanted to talk a little about a rising interest rate environment and the impact on the fed itself. the new york fed released projections for the fed's balance sheet as a part of its annual overview of the 2021 market activities. and they announced to the public that the fed portfolio could run a projected loss of about 300 billion dollars through 2024 as interest rates continue to rise since you have an enormous, biggest in the world, i guess, fixed income portfolio. the fed's most recent financial statements for the first quarter show an unreallized capital loss. my first question, does the fed need a positive capital cushion to carry out its submission to our central bank? >> no. >> can you exmra into people why not? >> sure, what we do, our liabilities, our currency, for example, is a liability to us, we don't pay any interest on it, b

white house aide tells a congressional committee that president trump wanted to join the capitol hill rioters. mr engel grabbed his arm and said, "sir, you need "to take your hand off the steering wheel. "we're going back to the west wing, we're not "going to the capitol." in new york, ghislaine maxwell is sentenced to 20 years for helping jeffrey epstein abuse young girls. turkey abuse young girls. dropped its opposition to turkey dropped its opposition to sweden and finland joining the nato alliance after the three countries signed a joint agreement. and the campaigner dame deborahjames, host of the bbc podcast, "you, me and the big c", has died at the age of a0. serena williams suffers a shock first—round defeat, playing her first—round defeat, playing her first singles match in a year. live from our studio in singapore... this is bbc news. it's newsday. hello and welcome to the programme. the inquiry into the riot at the us capitol last year has been hearing dramatic testimony from a former white house aide. cassidy hutchinson said donald trump knew supporters had weapons when he urged them t

mr. hill: i thank mr. pa -- pallone and mrs. mrs. mcmorrisrodgers. didn't anyone who died of a drug overdose when i was in high school or college, but my two sweet kids can count five or six of their pers who have been who have died because of drug overdose. everyone knows how horrifying the 107,000 drug overdosees. and my co-prescribing legislation that was included. my bill seeks to prevent opioid through co-prescription. this effort was inspired by my home state of arkansas which is one of 14 states. co-prescribing when he prescribes overdose reversal drug along with the opioid prescription. my legislation encourages co-prescribing and supports to increase lay person's access to opioid overdose drugs. statistical modeling reported to the international agency of drug policy that emergency personnel could reverse 21% of opioid overdose deaths. the majority of death reduction would be the result of that increase of distribution to patients. in arkansas, mr. speaker, in% 2021, 551 of our citizens are alive today because of a co-prescription legislatio

. >> mr. hill is not recognized from arkansas, for five minutes. >> thank you, thank you for be on the hill this week and we greatly appreciate it wanted to change the subject coming had a lot of good interactions today i want to talk a little bit about the rising interest rate in the environment an impact on the self. the new york fed release this part of it balance sheet of 2020 overview and they announce to the public that the portfolio can run a projected loss about $300 million in 2024, the interest rates as they continue to rise which is an enormous biggest in the world i guess fixed income portfolio is most recent financial statement for the first order so none realize that a loss of $450 million duringge the quarter so my first question is is offending a positive capitol cushion in order to carryout its mission to have no we don't. >> and you might be why not to make sure so what we do is are liabilities for example does not pay any interest on it but we own contrary outside as treasury so

i also found that mr. trump put mr. pence endanger as the vice president trying to certify present jo biden's victory writers on capitol hill. we're calling for mr. passes hanging or just meters away from him as is sought shelter from the mom. and today mark's 50 years since an earlier assault on you as democracy that did lead to the resignation of a u. s. president. the watergate scandal made headlines. the world over when it was revealed that richard nixon had ordered wiretapping and other illegal actions against his political opponents. the building complex that gave the watergate scandal its name still stands to day. 50 years ago, during the night of june 17th 5 men broke into the headquarters of the democratic national committee. apparently to install bugs and take photos of files. the men were caught, but others were involved in the scandal all the way up to the u. s. president journalist revealed that richard nixon, eustace power against political opponents. good wife, got it for a year earlier, nixon had told his chief of staff that he wanted the use to use wiretapping and a tailing and other shady to illegal forms

i also found that mr. trump put mr. pence endanger as the vice president try to certify present jo biden's victory writers on capitol hill. we're calling for mr. passes hanging, which is meters away from him as is sought shelter from the mom. and today mark's 50 years since an earlier assault on u. s. democracy that did lead to the resignation of a u. s. president. the watergate scandal made headlines. the world over when it was revealed that richard nixon had ordered wiretapping and other illegal actions against his political opponents. the building complex that gave the watergate scandal its name still stands to day. 50 years ago, during the night of june 17th, 5 men broke into the headquarters of the democratic national committee. apparently to install bugs and take photos of files. the men were caught, but others were involved in the scandal. all the way up to the u. s. president, journalists revealed that richard nixon, eustace power against political opponents, good wife, buddy for a year earlier. nixon had told his chief of staff that he wanted the use to use wiretapping and a tailing and other shady to illegal fo

hill rioters. cassidy hutchinson also testified that mr trump tried to take the steering wheel from his limousine driver when he was told he could not attend. a court in new york has sentenced the british socialite ghislaine maxwell to 20 years in jail for helping her former partner, jeffrey epstein, abuse underage girls. maxwell was found guilty in december of sex trafficking. epstein killed himself in a manhattanjail cell in 2019. the turkish government has dropped its objections to finland and swedenjoining nato after spending weeks refusing to do so. turkey had accused both countries of harbouring kurdish militants but says it has now got what it wanted from talks at the summit in madrid. how much time have you spent scrolling on your phone so far today? the fact that so many of us spend so much time on our mobiles means some are swapping smartphones for so—called dumb ones, which have fewer distractions. even the man who helped to invent the very first mobile believes his creation is now out of control. jayne mccubbin has been talking to him. this is what the very first mobile phone looked like. as

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hill rioters. cassidy hutchinson also testified that mr trump tried to take the steering wheel from his limousine driver when he was told he could not attend. a court in new york has sentenced the british socialite ghislaine maxwell to 20 years in jail for helping her former partner, jeffrey epstein, abuse underage girls. maxwell was found guilty in december of sex trafficking. epstein killed himself in a manhattanjail cell in 2019. the turkish government has dropped its objections to finland and swedenjoining nato after spending weeks refusing to do so. turkey had accused both countries of harbouring kurdish militants but says it has now �*got what it wanted' from talks at the summit in madrid. now on bbc news, the travel show. this week on the travel show: venice puts forward plans to make us pay to visit the city via an app. they understand that the city is very complicated, very unique, very fragile, so i think that the people that love venice will understand, of course. cat's in northern ireland to take in the sights and sounds as the tourists return. really, with bushmills, it's very friendly on y

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hill rioters. the president reached up towards the front of the vehicle to grab at the steering wheel. mr engel grabbed his arm. he said, "sir, you need to take your hand off "the steering wheel. "we're going back to the west wing. "we're not going to the capitol." turkey drops its opposition to sweden and finland joining the nato military alliance after the three countries sign a joint agreement. in new york, ghislaine maxwell is sentenced to 20 years for helping jeffrey epstein abuse young girls. and bowel cancer campaigner dame deborah james host of the bbc podcast you, me and the big c has died at the age of a0. three near williams suffers a shock first round defeat. she was playing herfirst singles match in more than a year. —— and serena williams. the inquiry into the riot at the us capitol last year has been hearing dramtic testomony from a former white house aide. cassidy hutchinson said donald trump knew supporters had weapons when he urged them to march to congress. she also said senior officials had warned repeatedly that mr trump's rally on that day to try to overturnjoe biden

his proposal faces an uphill battle on capitol hill even among some democrats. mr.do you say thank you to a family for saving your life? jan crawford has the story of two families and a bond that spans nearly 80 year >> reporter: when the greek restaurant became a culinary casualty of the pandemic, owner vasilios kanaras had doubts about the future. ♪ >> everything we had we sunk into that old restaurant. >> reporter: he didn't know the past is what would save him. >> in 1943 you were 7 -- >> reporter: his mother angela and her friend josephine velelli becker were children in greece during world war ii. when the nazis invaded the country, the family in mortal danger. >> they were fighting. they were killing people. it was bad. they killed my father's two brothers. >> reporter: at great risk, angela's family hid them for a year. do you think about what your father did for your family? >> oh, my god, yes, it was the best thing you could do. >> reporter: after the war, both families moved angela's family would never accept any payment. 80 years later, finally a way to

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hill rioters. the president reached up towards the front of the vehicle to grab towards the steering wheel. mr engel grabbed his arm and said, sir, you need to take your hand of the steering wheel. we're going back to the west wing. we're not going back the capitol. in new york, ghislaine maxwell is sentenced to 20 years for helping jeffrey epstein abuse young girls. turkey drops its opposition to sweden and finland joining the nato military alliance after the three countries sign a joint agreement. the scottish government announces plans to hold a second independence referendum in october next year — if they can secure legal consent. and bowel cancer campaigner dame deborah james, host of the bbc podcast, you, me and the big c, has died at the age of a0. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. hello and welcome to the programme. the inquiry into the riot at the us capitol last year has been hearing dramatic testimony from a former white house aide. cassidy hutchinson said donald trump knew supporters had weapons when he urged them to march to congress. she also said sen

but as jane hill continued to talk to her guests, the footage of mr and mrs johnson was replayed a fewutes later on the news channel. this time it sounded like this. hopefully, that isn't the big story that's going to come out today, hopefully, it's a family gathering together to recognise the contribution and the service of their boss. she's the boss of the firm as well as being the kind of matriarch figure of the royal family. certainly, i hope that queen in the midst of the celebration, she's also going to get to meet her one—year—old granddaughter. she turns one tomorrow. some viewers detected less booing and not repeat showing of the pictures with when they were broadcast again later in the weekend. vicki middleton from northampton shire was well, to respond to all those issues, i'm doing here in the studios by richard burgess, interim senior controller of bbc content. and down the line from somerset by one of the viewers who contacted us about last weekend jubilee coverage, paul banwell. let's talk first, richard, about the booing. overwhelmingly, the viewers complaint that we go

mr. ryan nobles on capitol hill, thank you, ryan. we appreciate that. let's bring in andrew mccabe and scott jennings and joining us now cnn global affairs analyst susan glasser. happy to have you joining. thank you so much. let's talk about what you thought about tonight. stunning new video, testimony from ivanka trump, jared kushner, bill barr. did the committee accomplish what they needed to on their first night? >> well, i'm certainly interested in tuning in to hear more. i do think, you know, in the end we know at the end of the night what we knew at the beginning of the night and what we knew on january 6th itself, which is that the mob wouldn't have been there had donald trump not attacked the election and summon the mob in order to stop his defeat from being finalized, right? so we already knew that. but i do think the nexus of information they laid out, the thousand interviews and the transcripts that we have yet to receive suggest there's an enormous amount still to be learned. i certainly have learned a lot and i think i've read just about ev

january 6th and desperately trying to keep the then president from going up to capitol hill with the rioters. >> mr something to the effect of, please make sure he doesn't go up to the capitol, cassidy. keep in trump with me. we will get charged with every crime imaginable if you make that move happened. >> reporter: she said cipollone was concerned he could be accused of obstructing justice. huffenso hutchinson said cipollone added other dire warnings. >> pat said something clearly said, this to mark, something to the effect of, mark, something needs to be done or people are going to die and blood is going to be on your f'ing hands. >> reporter: reportedly, cipollone pushed back on plans by trump to use the power of the presidency to overturn the 2020 election results. unlike john dean, we have not heard from pat cipollone. he is appeared with a closed door and not agreed to testify publicly, drawing criticism from the panel's vice chair. >> we think the american people deserve to hear from mr. cipollone, personally. >> reporter: the analysts say cipollone, so far, hasn't gone out on a limb like d

mr. trump's efforts to pressure his own justice department into spreading his false claims. skyler henry, cbs news, capitol hill. >>> president biden is set to deliver remarks today about the high gas prices gripping the nation. mr. biden earlier said that he hoped to decide by the end of this week whether to support a federal gas tax holiday, and that could help drivers save up to 18 cents a gallon. overnight the average price of a gallon of regular gas in the u.s. fell a penny to $4.96. that's according to aaa. >>> jurors in a california civil trial found bill cosby sexually abused a 16-year-old girl at the "playboy" mansion in 1975. the los angeles county jury ruled in favor of judy huth who is now 64 years old and awarded her $500,000. the decision comes nearly a year after the 84-year-old entertainer was freed from prison when his conviction on sexual assault charges was overturned in pennsylvania. >> i was surprised, totally happy. you know, i just -- i didn't know what to think. i didn't know which way anything was going to go. >> cosby did not attend the civil trial. he has repeatedly denied the allegat

hill rioters. cassidy hutchinson also testified that mr trump tried to take the steering wheel from his limousine driver when he was told he could not attend. a court in new york has sentenced the british socialite ghislaine maxwell to 20 years injailfor helping herformer partner, jeffrey epstein, abuse underage girls. maxwell was found guilty in december of sex trafficking. epstein killed himself in a manhattan jail cell in 2019. the turkish government has dropped its objections to finland and swedenjoining nato after spending weeks refusing to do so. turkey had accused both countries of harbouring kurdish militants but says it has now �*got what it wanted' from talks at the summit in madrid. now on bbc news, it's hardtalk with stephen sackur. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. singapore is a city state that has thrived in the era of globalisation, international supply chains and mobile workers. but what happens when the geopolitical weather changes? when great power hostility and economic nationalism hold sway? well, my guest is singapore's long—serving home minister, k shanmugam. is singapore's

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mr. meadows? >> it varied with what was going on. we spent a lot of time on the hill. was his liaison for capitol hill. we did a lot of presidenal travel engagements. but mostly i was there to serve what the chief ostaff needed. and often it was a reflection of what the president was scheduled to do that day. >> so it is fair to say that you spoke regularly in your position both with members of congress and wi senior members of the trump administration? >>hat's correct. >> would you say tt in your work with mr. meadows, you were typically in ctact with him and others in the white house throughouthe day? >> that's correct. we were in contact almost pretty much throughout every day. consistently. >> although so much of grave importance happens in the west wingf the ite house, it quite a sml building. above me on the screen, you can see a map of the first floor of the west wing of the white house. on the right, you can see the president's oval office. on the left, chief of staff's office suite. in the heart of the west wing was your desk, between the vice president's offi

mr. meadows? it varied with what was going on. we spent a lot of time on the hill, i spent time on the hill independently to as i was his liaison for capitol hill. and we did the last presidential travel engagements, but mostly i was there to serve what the chief of staff needed. and a lot of times what the chief of staff needed was a reflection of what the president schedule is detailed to do that day. so is it fair to say that you spoke regular in your position? oh, with members of congress and will senior members of the trump administration? that's correct, that's a fair assessment, sir. and would you say that in your work with myths, tomatoes you are typically in contact with him and others in the white house throughout the day. that's correct, sir. mister madison, aaron contacted almost pretty much throughout every day consistently. although so much of grave importance happens in the west wing of the white house. it's a quiet of small building. above me. on the screen, you can see a map of the 1st floor or the west wing of the white house. on the right, you ca

mr. charles, one aspect being debated on capitol hill and the potential new legislation was on something called bump stocks. since we have seen the atf's effort on that, what would happen in what would more regulations do? guest: bump stocks are devices that can be attached to firearms that functionally make them a machine gun. a semi automatic weapon, weapons used in the shootings, require you to pull the trigger for each bullet shot. you cannot just hold down the trigger, that would be a machine gun. those are illegal to own for individuals. machine guns are heavily regulated. automatic weapons -- semi automatic weapons are not as heavily regulated. bump stocks make an ar-15 functionally equivalent to a machine gun. the trump administration after the las vegas shooting where bump stocks were used enacted legislation that would make them no longer able to be used. it would reclassify them under federal law. that is being challenged right now in the courts. most of the challenges have been to the agency's authority for regulating them. they are calling these components of a machine gun.

mr. meadows about potential words of violence that he was hearing that were potentially going to happen on the hilln january 6. >> i just remember mr. or nat toe coming in and saying we had intel reports that there could potentially be violence on the 6th. >> you also told us about reports of violence and weapons that the secret service were receiving on the night of january 5th and throughout the day on january 6th. is that correct? >> that's correct. >> i've got three men walking down the street in fatigues carrying ar-15s. copy 14 for independence. >> i remember tony mentioning knives, guns in the form of pistols and rifles, bear spray, body armor, spears and flag poles. >> so ms. hutchinson, is it your understanding that mr. or nat toe told the president about weapons at the rally on the morning of january 6th? >> that's what mr. or nat toe relayed to me. >> ornato in one phone conversation had called me and said make sure the chief knows that they're getting closer to the capitol. they're having trouble stacking bodies. >> there were many discussions the morning of the 6th about the rhetoric o

cipollone where he was urging her to not let donald trump go from the ellipse to capitol hill on january 6th. take a listen. >> mr. cipollone said something to the effect of, please make sure we don't go up to the capitol, cassidy. keep in touch with me. we're going to get charged with every crime imaginable if we make that movement happen. >> and do you remember which crimes mr. cipollone was concerned with? >> in the days leading up to the 6th, we had conversations about potentially obstructing justice or defrauding the electoral count. >> so we're going to get charged with every crime imaginable if trump goes. but he didn't ultimately go. does that mean that the case against donald trump or his team on those matters is weaker? >> look, any attempted crime is easier, is harder to prove than a completed crime. if you plan a burglary or a robbery of a bank, and you don't complete it, people can always argue, it was just a figment of my imagination, it was just hypothetical. it was a fantasy, it wasn't real. so attempts are always harder to prove just as a general matter than completed crimes. but it tells you a l

mrs. kennedy ignites an eternal flame at the head of her husband's grave. john fitzgerald kennedy reaches the end of his earthly journey, those he loved leave him to the green hillslington cemetery. the new president takes over his duties at once, for the presidency is a continuing institution. with secretary of state dean rusk at his side, he welcomes the esteemed dignitaries at the funeral. he expresses america's gratitude for the sympathy that has come from all over the world. president johnson had all along been a strong supporter of kennedy's policies. already he has made known that he intends to transport and early enactment of the late president's civil rights bill. president johnson has traveled widely in asia, europe, africa, the americas, and knows the aspirations of their peoples. he has assured the world that while defending the interest of free nations, he will continue the quest for peace.

mr. thompson: so when the proud boys went back down the hill to peace circle did a large crowd start to form? mr. quested: we went round to the back and down the steps, we took photographs on the east side of the capital. and then we went for lunch. we went for tapas. mr. thompson: you are a journalist, so you are careful to state the things that you have observed. but what you have told us is how that is highly irrelevant. let me highlight a few key facts that you and others have provided the committee. first, there was a large group of proud boys present in the capital. we know that from multiple sources. you now estimate that there were around 250 to 300 individuals that you have testified. they were not there for president trump's speech, we know this because they left that area to march towards the capital before the speech began. they walked around the capital that morning which allowed them to see what defenses were in place and where weaknesses might be. and they decided to launch their attack at peace circle, which is the front door of the capital complex. it is the first security p

mr. di stefano's and his wife lives an extravagant lifestyle in a beverly hills mansion.rted. >> -- the money ultimately came from -- this will become hollywood's ongoing mystery. >> people thought we had money from the mafia, from the vatican or it was drug money. it was not. we just borrowed it from the bank. >> [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] >> it was inevitable that we lose control. >> it didn't go too good for mr. di stefano. [speaking french] >> i've got away with 249 billion dollars. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i've received a threat from an ex cia agent. listen, giovanni, you accumulated massive debt. you should get ahead of that. just lose yourself. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i thought, when is the best time to go, when -- a war zone. he's gonna come looking for me there. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and she was a pure -- absolute golden opportunity for me. our pact was a true and loyal one. one back in london, when he was working in a hotel, and we started doing business. [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] >> western governments are arresting a