mr. jackson, were there critics of janet reno? there certainly were, particularly among the republicans. and in the more conservative parts of the nation, particularly talk radio, where rush limbaugh was a very big force back then. the concern there was that the was to them a lot of to a lot of conservatives, it was about guns that the federal government attacked the branch davidians order and only in order to confiscate their guns. there had been several previous incidents involving federal agents and raids on large gun owners or people who owned a lot of guns. and there was a feeling amongst the real far right i mean, the real conspiracy theorists, that the government was planning to take everyone's gun guns registered. so that was their concern coming out of waco. there was that it was an opening movement in the government's effort to take away people's firearms. now, she also said that the government denied all this, that their concern was the anti-government attitude, that some of these groups, including the branch davidians,

mr. jackson: i thank the honorable terri sewell. mr.peaker, i yield the controlling balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announced policy of january 9, 2023, the chair recognizes the gentleman from georgia, mrs. mcbath, for 30 minutes. mrs. mcbath: thank you, mr. speaker, and i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the topic of this special order. the speaker pro tempore: without objection mrs. mcbath: thank you. and i am honored to host tonight's special order 30 minutes with the gun violence task force and assistant leader neguse. we are entering the final week of gun violence awareness month. and on the 25th day of june, it estimated over 2500 americans have lost their lives due to gun violence in this month alone. over 100 people are dying in this country every single day. and back home in my home state of georgia, i have seen the compounding impact of gun vi

mr. jackson?> i'd like an answer from the court. >> how do they decide that she's not guilty of involuntary manslaughter on that verdict? >> that's their decision to make. >> the judge then admonishing reed, seen here sitting next to her attorney, appearing to shake her head. >> excuse me. this is funny, miss reed. all right, we're done . >> the judge eventually agreeing to incorporate the proposed change, the jury heads back to court to continue deliberations. all eyes now trained on a possible verdict in this closely watched case. erielle reshef abc news new york ariel thank you. >> one finger has cost vermont $175,000. the state has settled a lawsuit with a man who was allegedly arrested for flipping off a trooper in 2018. he was pulled over because the trooper thought a bombarde raised his middle finger at him. gregory bombard claimed his first amendment rights were violated. bombard admits he did not, or he did do it rather. but after the traffic stop ended coming up, putting a little bit of

mr. speaker. i yield back to my co-anchor, representative jonathan jackson. mr. hor of this congressional black caucus hour. mr. speaker, in closing i'd like to share that haiti and very vibrant history. and it pains me deeply to see that people at haiti as a beggar naon haiti has gone through one of the most horrendous stories in mankind. after the haitian people gallantly fought off those that enslaved them, american powers and european powers forced those that had been enslaved, kidnapped, raped, and robbed to pay reparations back to the 194. the haitian people are a vibrant people and honorable people, and haitians deserve our help and support and for me to be in this great body and to think that the united states has to ask the ke to support the haitian people to n gain back control by the citizens for their rightful democracy when we very well as the world's most powerful country should be able to send our forces down, assist those people so they can countrm a development plan. we cannot be the greatest nation having the poorest country in the world off of o

mr. jackson so, again, he is a very productive member of our committee and if there are any incidents theaker has indicated, as with mr. perry, that he will enforce our rules. >> there are -- these seats could be filled by republicans with national security backgrounds who don't have these kind of compromising situations over their heads. >> there certainly was a broad range be of individuals who sought these seats. >> you were with donald trump past week and he met with lawmakers. is it true, as congressman matt gaetz claims, that mr. trump said ukrainians are never going to be there for us and that he was trashing the ukraine aid bill to speaker johnson's face, which gaetz said is, quote, so epic. is that true? did anyone push back? >> i don't believe president trump did that. i was certainly present. he did raise issues of how the ukraine issue is being handled. i think there's certainly enough criticism to go around the ukrainians not being given the authority to use weapons inside russia to hit targets that are hitting them. but i think overall what's important is that trump was very

mr. jackson, you and the defendant, you say you were friends.that you were dating friends. is that a fair statement? >> yes. >> judge judy: ais

mr. jackson bruce, he signs a document on how to create groups to overthrow saddam hussein, this is where communities , military intelligence and central intelligence. management in 2008, boris torasyuk directly, together with bruce johnson, participates in the development of the 2007-2008 plan for georgia. yes. doesn't bother anyone. well, it happens. two people sit and sign. it turns out that this was a humanitarian plan, not just the supply of weapons there, pumping up weapons in georgia. this is what the humanitarian plan calls it. but our tarasyuk, he signs the intervention. by the way, not ours, but theirs tarasyuk. it can be absolutely clearly traced in the wake of the supply of illegal weapons to georgia, you need to understand that today it is an integral part of what you know, as it was well called, leverage, tarasyuk is the person who creates leverage pressure, and you know, when this phrase appears, 2003, yeah, 2003, jackson, but the assistant, when we discussed the topic after the meeting, she said: why did you refuse to go to breakfast with the president three times, remembe

mrs. myrna jackson never missed an opportunity to give back.er life stands as a testament of ordinary americans to achieve extraordinary social change. i ask my colleagues to join me in celebrating the inspiri civis ckson of birmingham, alabama. she will be sorely missed. thank you, and i yield bac time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. magaziner: as the boston celtics and dallas mavericks prepare to meet in game three of the nba finals, i rise to celebrate providence college graduate doris burke, a trailblazer who is making history as the first woman to call a championship broadcast in a major american men's sports league. burke's love for basketball started at a young age and eventually brought her to rhode island where she started as point guard for therovidence college friars and led them in assists for three years. she was selected to the big east all-tournament team twice and graduated as p.c.'s a-time assist

mr. jackson because i need to work for them.r you that a good half of the american conference was appalled. that this speaker did this because of the reasons that you actually just articulated. scott perry is still under investigation with the fbi which is of course part of the one of the organizations that we on this committee oversee. it's a bizarre thing. in the service to make sure this committee stays functional i will hold my fire. >> i think we all appreciate your statesmanship on that. but i would say if you look for an example of a fox forwarding the hen house, scott perry on the intelligence committee seems like a pretty solid one. congressman jim hines, thanks for your time tonight, sir. >> thank you, alex. >>> reports this week made clear that the ethics scandal is even worse than we thought. we already thought it was pretty bad. one of the journalists who first broke the story of the high court justices joins me onset coming up. >>> but first. why president biden faces questions about his mental fitness as ronald tr

mr. jackson has been a gun violence leader for 10 years including a community justice action fund, a survivor led gun violence prevention organization august on impact on black and brown communities. megan randy is the dean and ceo at the yale school of public health and professor of medicine at the yield school of medicine and an aspen■m health fellow, vy good. a national advocate for innovative approaches to public health, she focuses on developing, testing and disseminating digital health and prevent behavioral problems. moderating is a good friend of the institute, alan wilde, now editor-in-chief of health affairs, the leading policy journal. thank you all for being here, think our panel. before i turn things over, housekeeping notes to share. first, c-span is here covering today's event,ut we are videotaping and it will be up on the health medicine society website in 24 for 48 hours. our discussion will go on 40 minutes and we will open the conversation to take questions and comments. wait for the microphone before speaking and then introduce yourself and any affiliation you may have. is

mr. jackson. the chair: the gentleman from texas is recognized for one minute mr. jackson: thank you mr. speaker. first i want to thank the chairman for his leadership in crafting such a powerful defense bill that takes transational strides to improve the quality of life for our service members. as a former service member and father and father-in-law of active duty members i understand how important this is. this year's ndaa ensures the texas 13th congressional district is at the heart of supporting our military. it takes steps to designate a new air force technical training center of excellence which shepherd air force face baste is well positioned for. the bill improves the quality of life for our service members and their families living in wichita falls, while helping to get the t-7 program back on track. this bill provides key support r our employees at bell helicopter in amarillo and significantly modernize the plant. i would like to thank my fellow clay. travis brings invaluable experience to the team as a navy s navy. once again i can't stress how important

mr. jackson file your motion, you then submit your motion, you get a specific time to file that motion. the prosecution response, and you have a hearing and a decision is made. so with regard to process, my my experiences, judges like to move the docket there's a lot of cases happening of significance right? to the people who are under investigation. it's not only the president's case, move it along. and so to the extent that it's not moved along and it appears that there's this dilly dally, what am i doing entertaining all these issues that's troubling to me as a practitioner who goes before judges and the judge says, file your motion and you have a hearing that hasn't happened and i'm troubled by it just has continued to stack up for decisions that she hasn't made these decisions. she's got another hearing tomorrow and this is whether or not jack smith is rightfully the special counsel because he wasn't senate confirmed neither was robert muller. i should note. >> but what's interesting judges, she's letting outside parties come in for these arguments that aren't working on the case.

mr. trump's running mate. hallie jackson starts us off from atlanta. >> reporter: the stage now set. the candidates arriving for what may be the most watched moment of this election and one america has never seen in modern political history. the current president versus the former president, with mr. trump doing a final brush-up on the plane to atlanta, according to a person close to him. president biden arriving from camp david, where sources tell nbc news he's held multiple full-length mock debates. the two tonight face-to-face, but not eye to eye with sharp distinctions on how to handle issues like abortion access. the president also looking to show strength to counter voter concerns about his age. and on mr. trump's legal issues, taking out a full-page ad describing him as a convicted criminal. >> should we expect to here president trump hear president biden call president trump directly a convicted felon? >> it's an interesting question. i don't think he is going to gratuitously throw it out there, but he's called donald trump a felon before. i don't think he wouldn't do it. and

reggie jackson has been told there is no place in baseball, at least for now, for mr.eporter: the five-time world champion crediting his teammates and managers for supporting him through the trauma of enduring hate speech on a regular basis. >> fortunately, i had a manager in johnny mcnamara that, if i couldn't eat in a place, nobody would eat. we'd get food to travel. if i couldn't stay in a hotel, they'd drive to the next hotel and find a place where i could stay. >> reporter: jackson recalling feeling threatened even while in the safety of a trusted teammate. >> i slept on their couch three, four nights a week for about a month and a half. finally, they were threatened that they would burn the apartment complex down unless i got out. >> reporter: now, years later, speaking his truth. >> i wouldn't wish it on anyone. >> reporter: the clip getting millions of views on x. athletes and journalists chiming in, urging their followers to pay attention to the experience shared by so many black americans in jackson's generation. his message and legacy hitting far beyond the

mr. trump makes a new pitch to black voters. here's hallie jackson. >> reporter: former president trump huddling at mar-a-lago today with house speaker mike johnson, a sign mr. trump's cementing support inside his party even as he looks beyond it. >> trump! trump! trump! >> reporter: in michigan trying to peel off the backing of more black voters from president biden. campaigning at a detroit church. >> he's been the worst president for black people. >> reporter: mr. trump blasting president biden for his role as a senator crafting a controversial crime bill critics say contributed to mass incarceration. a line of attack he used in his unsuccessful race against president biden in 2020. >> he wrote the 1994 crime bill that you talk about so much. i guess everybody here knows about that. especially if you happen to be black. >> reporter: a warning sign for president biden? new polling showing he's struggling to reach the massive margins he had with black voters in battlegrounds michigan and pennsylvania last election. now down to around 55% support fro

mr. nadler votes aye. ms. jackson lee? mr. cohen? mr. johnson? mr. johnson votes aye. mr. lu? mr. correa? ms. dean? ms. dean votes aye? ms. escobar, ms. escobar votes aye. mr. ivy? >> aye. >> mr. ivy votes aye. you're not recorded. mr. good votes no. mr. chairman, 8 yeas and 17 no's. >> the no's have it. the amendment is not agreed to. the gentleman from georgia. >> mr. chairman, i have an amendment at the desk to report. point of order reserved from the gentleman of california. >> amendment to the amendment and the nature of the substitute. >> i object mr. chairman. >> okay. >> the clerk will read the amendment. >> amendment to the amendment in the nature of the substitute to the committee report for resolution recommending that merrick garland in contempt, the end of second full paragraph, serious concerns of the pettency competency of donald trump. fictional serial killer from silence of the lambs. congratulations, we have people that are being released into our country that we don't want in our country, end quote, mr. trump also confused the city of china with taiwan. mr. trum

mr. october, jackson was 21, he was in a doublet. this was the jim crow south south. you remember two years after the voting rights act, jackson admitted coming back to birmingham, not easy for him, and then told in painful detail the reason because of his experience, but then i would never want it to do what you want to do it again. i walked into restaurants and they would point at me and said, kanni, here i would go to a hotel and they say they can't stay here in the year i came here. bo connor was the sheriff the year before, and they took based vinylic base he's ball outta here because at 1963, that klan murdered for black girls, children in 111214 14-years-old at a church here and never got indicted, had it not been for my white friends? had it not been for a white manager? and rudy fingers and duncan, and lee meyers i would've never made it. i was to physically violent. >> i was ready to physically fight some i'd have got killed here because i had to beat someone you just saw me in an oak tree somewhere he is still as strong as ever. >> willie mays pharynx in so

that name again: ronnie jackson. mr. trump. >> i took a cognitive test, and i aced it. doc ronnie johnson. does everyone know ronnie johnson? >> stephen: "i love ronnie johnson! doc ronnie, doc ronnie johnson, he gave me the test, and then i went home to my beautiful wife malaria. i went home to malaria and my two hideous sons, urkel... and carl's jr." [cheering] at the same event in detroit, trump played some of his greatest hits, like comparing himself to a notorious gangster like that's a good thing. >> got indicted more than the legendary alphonse capone. has anyone heard of alphonse capone? scarface. he was so mean that if he had dinner with a person and if he didn't like him, he would kill the person. they would never find him again. like mike lindell. he wouldn't like mike. because, you know why? he'd say "those ads, they are driving me crazy. let's get rid of this guy." al capone would take mike out in two minutes. he'd never be found. he'd be buried under the world trade center. [audience reacts] >> stephen: i'm no psychologist, but does donald trump want to mu

mr. adley votes. >> jackson-lee. mr. cohen. mr. johnson. mr. johnson votes aye. votes aye. mr. lu, miss tribal. mr. correa? miss scanlan? >> aye . >> miss mcbath, miss teen votes aye. miss escobar votes aye . miss ross? mr. bush? mr. ivey? >> aye . >> mr. ivey votes aye . mr. says no. mr. fitzgerald votes no. mr. gooden votes no. >> the no's have it. the amendment is not agreed to. the gentleman from georgia. mr. chairman, there irare eight aye and 17 no's. >> the german from georgia. >> mr. chairman, i am in the minute the desk. amendment at the desk. >> order reserved by gentleman from california. >> the nature of a substitute. >> the and he considered. >> i object, mr. chairman. read the amendment? >> and the amendment in the nature of the substitute to the committee report for the resolution recommending that the house of representatives find merrick garland in contempt of congress for diffusing to apply with the daily issued on. offered by mr. johnson of georgia. on page 13 at the end of the second paragraph, the committee also notes serious concerns about the competency o

mr. nadler? jackson lee? mr. cohen? mr. cohen votes no. >> mr. johnson? mr. johnson votes no. >> ms. dean? ms. escobar? ms. ross? ms. bush? mr. ivy? >> we are going let mr. nadler come and vote on the report. will commit write will just stand -- will committee just take a break for a second. once mr. nadler gets here, we will move legislation. republican members have food back there if you haven't eaten. i don't know if we have enough for the democrats. >> you're not recorded. >> escobar votes no? ms. job or votes no. mr. matthew you're not recorded. >> is the general lady recorded? ms. bush you're not recorded. ms. bush votes no. mr. bishop votes aye. mr. nadler votes no. >> the ayes have it, the report to be reported to the house members will have two days to submit views without objection the staff is authorized to make technical and conforming changes. we now call -- one second. hr7803 to amend title 45, exception and other purposes for -- purposes of markup. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. issa for an opening statement. >> thank you, mr. chairman. in shor

mr. speaker. this week was the two-year anniversary of the in dobbs v. jacksonganization whichvextreme attak on women's rights in america. in north carolina the aftermath of the dobbs decision has been devastating. in july, 2023, north carolina's republican majority general assembly ena prohibiting abortion after 12 weeks with few exceptions and mandated in-person state-directed counseling three days before theher states have d abortion and similar reproductive health services in alabama, a state supreme court ruling has effectively aco fertilization, i.v.f.■ i'm pro-choice and a committed member of the house pro-choice want my daughter to grow up in a world where she has the same rights as her mother■8/ and her grandmother, that they've had for the last 50 years. i'll conti■nue working in congress to restore and protect the right to choose by codifying roe. law. thank you, mr. speaker. former recently told wealthy donors and universities shouldn nationals automatically be giv a card. after doing nothing on immigration reform for four years, he's a b party. unli

mr. trump seeks to shore up his grip on the gop. nbc's brie jackson is in washington with details suggested voters organized the race for the white house, intensifying president biden's campaign, taking direct aim at former president trump, putting trump's legal woes front and center, and this new $50 million ad blitz. this election is between a convicted criminal who's only out for himself. the campaign push comes as the presumptive gop nomin seeks to further solidify support within his party, meeting with house speaker mike johnson at mar a lago. this is probably much more about making sure that they do hold their majority and where they can use donald trump as a as an asset. trump hammering home his message on immigration over the weekend while courting black voters in battleground michigan. they're coming into your community and they're taking your job while president biden drew in over $30 million during a star studded fundraiser and warning, what's at stake this november, the next president is likely t have two new supreme court nominees, two mo

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mr. haddix. >> member friedenbach, yes. member haddix, yes. member jackson, no. member preston, yes. member walton, yes. >> it did not pass because we have to have five. it is majority of our seats, but again, these are things we can revisit again and again. you had another? >> yeah, just this was the transparency. we urge full transparency to families that the subsidy is 2 to 5 years if there is risk of homelessness. >> second. >> second from member haddix. any discussion? i like to just rather then along with the word transparency, i like to suggest it includes that it be incorporated into implementation that families are informed from the beginning. >> friendly amendment accepted. >> thank you. any other discussion? can we do the vote? >> member friedenbach, yes. member haddix, yes. member jackson, yes. member preston, yes. member walton, yes. motion pass. >> passes. >> i have one last one. we urge the board of supervisors to fund additional permanent subsidies forte and family. given dramatic increase in youth and families experiencing homelessness and that the mayor's-augmentati

mr. biden. laying low at camp david in maryland, former president trump holding rallies nbc's brie jackson is in washington with the latest. a preview of the first face to face showdown between president biden and former president trump. donald trump is a convicted felon. joe biden's policies have just been devastating for the families that live here in this country. both campaigns are pushing to draw a sharp contrast on key issues ranging from immigration to reproductive rights. 32 years after the supreme court overturned roe versus wade, vice president harris is marking the anniversary by putting the blame directly on trump. in the case of the stealing of reproductive freedom from the women of america, donald trump is guilty. the biden campaign doubling down onhat meage in ts new video. while former president trump is reaching out to conservative voters on the campaign trail, christians cannot afford to sit on the sidelines. if joe biden gets back in the campaigns laying out dueling debate strategies ahead of thursday, trump focusing on public rallies continue to remind the american people how

mr. biden. statues neither white house, including one of andrew jackson, were vandalized on saturday, red paint,dprints and some spray paint graffiti. national park service officials are assessing the extent and cause of the damage. the park service is starting with a good power wash this week. back to you guys in new york. >> brian: mike, i know you worked this weekend. where were the cops? where was the law enforcement? i heard that a park ranger was forced or a couple of park rangers actually forced from there by the angry crowd? i heard they had jihadist signs up there. hamas head bands? we just let this happen? >> mike: i saw some police respond to certain incidents over the course of the afternoon on saturday. but, i was shocked to see the protesters going up to that andrew jackson statue putting red paint handprints on the statue. seeing spray paint on the statues as well. clearly a decision was made that they were not going to immediately crack down. i will tell you there are cameras all over jackson square. so i if i if they want to find these people and arrest them, they could. but i h

mr. trump with a four-point lead among likely voters. that's still within the margin of error. brie jackson kicks off our coverage with tonight's big showdown. >> reporter: the stage is set for the first presidential debate between president biden and former president trump, with some voters bracing for what's ahead. >> a hot mess. i expect a hot mess. to be completely honest. because just like, i'm pretty sure they're going to go back and forth. oh, you think his policy's good? my policy's great. >> reporter: others are hoping to see each candidate paint a clear picture of their vision for the country's future. >> what both candidates need to do is talk about what they're going to do for the american people, how they're going to show up as leaders. >> reporter: a new poll shows the majority of americans, 6 in 10, say they will watch thursday's debate, as both campaigns push to get their message across. >> these are the two most dis-liked candidates in presidential history. they need to give voters something fresh. >> reporter: political experts tell me they expect president biden to focus

mr. trump has suggested he will make his pick closer to the republican convention in july. lester. >> hallie jackson in our washington newsroom, thank you. >>> an alarming >>> overseas there was an alarming shootout outside the u.s. embassy in beirut. a suspect under arrest and authorities say he was wearing isis insignia. here's raf sanchez. >> reporter: this is the moment a gunman opens fire outside the u.s. embassy in beirut. you can see him targeting a passing army jeep. the shooter, masked, helmeted, and armed with an assault rifle babbling in lebanese for a half an hour before he was shot and captured. >> the individual arrested was wearing what appeared to be isis insignia but we are conducting a full investigation with the lebanese authorities. >> reporter: lebanese officials say he's a citizen of syria and that they arrested five other people in widespread raids. a local security guard was seriously wounded, but all embassy staff are safe. the attack reviving painful memories of a suicide bombing at the embassy in 1983, which killed 63 people and comes as there are new fears the mideast con

mr. fisher challenged it. now, it's worth reading justice jackson's concurring opinion because she basically says, look, it does not appear that congress in tended for this law to encompass so many different things. this was originally passed as we talked about in context of the enron scandal, where there was a shredding of documents, so to say that kind of rushing a building during i'm gonna official ceremony is the same didn't really hold water with the justice's. so i also think andy mccabe and others can weigh in on this. jack smith sort of new he, he didn't want to create a scenario where his entire case rested on this particular charge and while he was watching it closely, i don't think the things he's trying to charge the former president with our dependent on this ruling in the same way that say the presidential immunity case could be seeing because two of the four charges that have been leveled against the donald trump, two of the four involve these obstruction charges. and if they're removed, that would be a significant development right there. >> it would it would not be more significant, however, th

jackson from texas for 5 minutes of questions. >> thank you, mr. chairman. dr. fauci, i had to say, i and so many americans i'm deeply disappointed in your actions while you were in key leadership roles as the director of the national institute of allergy and infectious disease and as the chief medical advisor to president biden. you failed miserably in my opinion. based on all we have learned during the pandemic and all that we have learned through this committee's work, i believe that your failures stem from an effort of self-preservation, manifested by a series of lies and cover up and buy a total failure leadership. it was obvious to everyone that you and your organization had a lot to lose if the american people were to discover that covid-19 was leaked from a lab in wuhan, china, and that you found the alliance actually funded this research and that this lab was actively and recklessly conducting gain-of-function research. as such, you did everything in your power to deflect and cover up this possibility and recruited others to help you in this effort. unf

mr. schumer: i understand that there for a second reading. the presiding le the bill for the second time. the presiding officer: s. 4 #554 to protect reproductive health care after the dobbs v. jackson decision on june 24, 2022o place the bill on the calendar under the pro 14, i would object to further proceeding. the presiding officer:l be placed on the calendar. mr. schumer: mr. president. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. schumer: it should never take a tragedy of ashootings for the senate to pass commonsense gun safety thankfully today we have a chance to make our com republicans don't stand in the way. this afternoon, my colleague, senator the floor and seek passage of a federalstocks. i applaud this effort i applaud this bill i'm proud to support and speak on behalf of it. we must act because a few days ago the maga supreme court struck saying the federal government has no power to ban the of bump stocks. the maga court's decision is ance. it will endanger our communities,an easier for mass shooters to unleash carnage. last week's decision is another warning sign that this maga court is going off the deep end, alining with thereme elements of the hard right. bump

mr. trump. >> judge. great to have you we're not as to build joey jackson as well. thank you all for being here. meanwhile, trump's vice presidential contenders are rushing to his defense after that guilty verdict yesterday, joining us next is one those potential running mate's one of the most active 22 seasons can't control a tornado what kinds of interventions can we design go inside the store. premiere of wine and earth with liev schreiber, sunday at nine on cnn water would help us is dry spots. that's long disease, but scots healthy plus will cure it lung disease going around so like other people have it and it's not recover bag and the newscaster field are healthy plus lawn food today he did on the bite writers, lady, nice, no a nice how amaze doublets did you he keeps right. >> he's going to die one way or another the mark orders where your dollar only beaters june 21 i was just saying it was the worst day my always crying i always i was diagnosed with rob no miles should comma once we got the first initial hit, there was just three tiers, sickness in your stomach? >> just don't want to ge

jackson. she is in atlanta where last night mr. about that question mark, you have the congressman praising the desituation saying, in fact, it is essentially a victory, affirmation, he says, of the rule of law and a reminder in his words that congress, not out-of-control prosecutors write the law. this is some of the first reaction we are getting from the significant case coming in from the supreme court, significant for the reasons you laid out and the political backdrop as well. new polling from several months ago suggest 70% of americans thinks that the punishment against january 6th defendants, people who went into the capitol, who stormed the capitol on that day are either fair or not harsh enough. now, obviously those numbers are not the same when you look strictly along partisan lines. but it gives you a sense of where the country is on this moment. we can talk about here as we are in atlanta fresh off that first presidential general election debate where former-president trump is out on this. we know even last night he sug

mr. carville, how about you? >> i watched the thing last night and it was quite moving. i saw a reggie jackson.itehouse. not anything so spectacular this week, anybody in the country who understands how morally and ethically corrupt the supreme court is, how intellectually corrupt it is. he is not backing off. he's a very astute legal scholar and he's a politician. my hats off to him and i am confident that everyone watching the show should be confident, who knows what these people are of two. >> i will skip my tonight because i have four. tonight's guest achieve the goal to help the audience get smarter. susan, eddie, mary, james, what a lineup. thank you for hanging up with us on this friday night. we will be right back. rch and i decided to give prevagen a try. my memory became much sharper. i remembered more! i've been taking prevagen for four years now. it's a life-changer. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. if you spit blood when you brush, it could be the start of a domino effect. new parodontax active gum repair breath freshener. clinically proven to help reverse the

jackson from texas for five minutes of questions. >> thank you, mr. chairman. dr. fauci, i have to say i estimate americans and deeply displayed in your actions during your critical time in our nation's history while you were in key leadership roles at the director of the national institute of allergy and infectious disease, and as a medical advisor to president biden. but quite simply you failed miserably in my opinion. base on all we learned during the pandemic and all that we have since learned to this committee zork i believe your failures danford both an effort of self-preservation can manifest a the basis of lies d coverups and by a total failure of leadership. it was obvious to everyone that you and your organization nih had a lot to lose if the american people were to discover that covid-19's was most likely leaked from 11 wuhan, china, and that you the ecohealth alliance and peter daszak funded this research and this lab is actively and recklessly conducting the function research. as such you did everything in your power to deflect and coverup this possibi

mr. trump has broken the law. i think it's been a witch hunt since the very beginning. and that was hallie jacksoneporting the star witness in the state case against david depape took the stand yesterday to pap is accused of attempted murder after breaking into the home of former house speaker nancy pelosi and beating her husband, paul, with a hammer. paul pelosi was called to the stand yesterday. the 84 year old pelosi walked jurors through the entire october 2022 attack in san francisco. from the moment the pap broke into his home in the morning and stood over him in bed to the moment the pap hit him in the head with a hammer as police confronted him. police body camera video recorded that part a video. pelosi says he's never watched the attack left pelosi with a fractured skull. he told jurors he's still going through intense physical therapy. the defense attorney spent little time questioning pelosi, saying that the defense doesn't dispute the attack. instead, the defense is arguing to pap never intended to murder anyone, and he wasn't in his right mind. still to come on today in the bay, our

mr. senator. thank you. >> cory mills. thank you, corey. these are great people. mike waltz. thank you, mike. dr. ronny jackson was my doctor in the white house. he said i was the most healthy person he has ever seen. thank you very much dr. ronny. he was a great doctor. and now a great congressman. nancy mace. nancy, thank you. she won a big race. she just won a big race by a lot. brian mast, a very good friend of mine. [applause] >> phenomenal guy, more courage than all of us. and, gus, bill araucous. gus, thank you very much. they have been so fantastic. that whole florida delegation. state representatives also here webster barn bee webster, thank you for the big prayer webster gave a beautiful prayer and rick roth and we have ambassador david freidman here, everyone. he loves israel. david, thank you, david. and former ice acting director and he is not acting in my book. he is just the director. he is the boss. there is nobody that knows more about the border than tom homan. tom homan. where it is tom? what great guy is. it will take him about two minutes to fix it. it's the worst border in history. florid

mr. trump's supporters tonight. president biden in his first post-verdict comments pointed out the jury's unanimous verdict and warned it is reckless to say the system is rigged. it's where we begin tonight with hallie jackson. >> reporter: donald trump defiant as ever railing against the dubious history he's made as the first former president convicted of felonies. >> if they can do this to me, they can do this to anyone. >> reporter: as supporters outside trump tower flew a flag reading, "trump or death," inside, mr. trump insisted he wanted to take the stand in his own defense. he had the choice and chose not to. >> i wanted to testify. the theory is you never testify, because as soon as you testify, anybody, if it were george washington, don't testify, because they'll get you on something that you said slightly wrong. >> reporter: then a laundry list of false claims, grudges, and grievances including against the democratic prosecutor, who won the case against him. >> it's a very sad thing that's happening in our country, and it's a -- it's a thing that i'm honored in a way i'm honored, because somebody has to do it, and i might as well keep going and be the one. >> reporter: the verdict galvanizing the