all officers were safe and okay, and eventually in this action, they found mr. jones>> yes. >> you feel safe? finally? >> yes. >> with a tremendous amount of courage, and with rick's help, connie jones and her son had lived to see her personal terrorists last day on this earth. >> but other people were killed, innocent people, good people, productive people, that is a hard thing to come to grips with. >> six people gone, three of whom apparently had nothing at all to do with dwight jones. just in the wrong place at the wrong time. like the paralegals, laura anderson and valeria sharp, both in their late forties. both wives and mothers. neither had worked on the jones case. valeria's husband, saber sharp. >> i heard someone say, they mean well, god needed another angel, i think that's a bunch of malarkey. if god needed another angels, or he could get. when he didn't have to come and take valeria, take a mother, take a wife to get one. >> and the therapist, marshall levine. >> if you had been in your office and not marshall levine, i don't would be sitting here talking

>> i was at work, like always, and the former chief mr. jones asked me to come to his office, and and i went to his office and the former director mr. barren was in there and showed me video on their computer it was just like a very short clip of us working at state farm, and it had someone on the video like talking over the video, just saying that we were doing things that we weren't supposed to do, just lying throughout the video and that's when i first found out about it. >> and were there social media posts that they showed you responding those false claims? >> well, when i saw the video of course, the first thing that i said was why are they doing this? what's going on? and they, you know, just told me that trump and his allies were not satisfied with the outcome of the election, and they were getting a lot of threats and being harassed online and asked me, you know, have i been receiving anything and i need to check on my mom, and i told them, you know, i was like where, where have they, you know, where have you been getting these threats?

back in mrs. jones, many residents are desperately holding for the war to end. no. with them. so little bit during our older civilians here and we have no one but why are they shooting? it doesn't matter. yeah, we don't have any one here. no soldiers. why are they bombing us? but as the battle for don ball stretches on an end to the wall is nova insight on russian forces have announced they will set up a humanitarian corridor on wednesday to evacuate civilians from back chemical plant in seattle. danielle, he probably is anyone a chat has law from kiff. while indeed it was an announcement made earlier today by the russian ministry of the friends that they were ready to create the super being who are trapped in the chemical plan. so it's the chemical plot in san antonio. but as we've just heard in the report there were, there were also dos, separate to saying about ukrainian sold is only how to choice to surrender or to die. now these, my remind you of a situation we know very well thought be. now is that of marty you? where they were, you created for the truck along with civil

mr. jones wants power they all do and to that end he wants to end the filibuster destroy the entire judiciary to, quote, end gun violence. a move like that raises a lot of questions, for example, does mondare jones have any idea what he's talking about like the details, because you're a lawmaker. fox's hillary vaughn caught up with him wanting to know what weapons of war he wanted to ban. interesting exchange watch this. >> you mentioned you want weapons of war out of circulation. what is a weapon of war to you. >> assault weapon. assault weapon. >> is that like semiautomatic handguns and rivals. >> semiautomatic weapons would qualify as assault weapons and they should be banned. >> that would take almost every gun out of people's hands. >> that's not true. handguns for example would not qualify under what i just described. i'm sorry. i've got to go. >> okay. >> tucker: so, yes, mondare jones just explained, yeah, all semiautomatic weapons which hillary vaughn says handguns, yes, handguns. you

mr. jones votes no. miss ross votes no. miss bush votes no. mr. jordan votes yes. mr. chavez votes yes. mr. gomer votes yes. mr. iselle votes yes. mr. buck votes yes. mr. gates votes yes. mr. johnson of louisiana votes yes. mr. biggs votes yes. mr. mcclintock votes yes. mr. steube votes yes. mr. tiffany. mr. tiffany votes yes. mr. massey votes yes. mr. royce votes yes. mr. bishop votes yes. ms. fischbach votes yes. ms. sparks votes yes. mr. fitzgerald votes yes. mr. ben's votes yes. mr. owens votes yes. >> clear the report. how my recorded? >> you are not recorded. >> i vote yes. >> mr. stanton votes yes. >> does mr. stanton want to vote yes? ok. approve the report. >> there are 20 yeses and 24 notes. >> the notice habit, and the amendment is not agreed to. is there any further amendment? >> mr. chairman. >> for what purpose is this? >> point of order. >> what is deserved. wait a minute. for what purpose is the center seeking recognition. >> a point of order is reserved for the 14th amended. >> an amendment to the amendment and a substitute -- print >> mr. chairman. >>

the former chief, mr. jones, asked me to come to his office. when i went to his office, the former director, mr. baron was in there. they showed me a video on their computer. it was just like a very short clip of us working at state farm. it had someone on the video like talking over the video, just saying that we were doing things that we weren't supposed to do. just lying throughout the video. that's when i first found out about it. >> were there social media posts that they showed you responding to those false claims? >> well, when i saw the video of course the first thing that i said was like why? why are they doing this? what's going on? and you know, they just told me trump and his allies were not satisfied with the outcome of the election. they were getting a lot of threats. being harassed online and asked me, you know, have i been receiving anything and i need to check on my mom. i was like where? where have they -- you know, where are you getting these threats? i don't believe i have any. mr. jones told me like they're attacking his fac

>> i was at work, like always, and the former chief mr. jones asked me to come to his office. i went to his office, the former director was in there and they showed me a video on their computer. it was just like a very short clip of us working at state farm, and it had someone on the video, like, talking over the video, just saying that we were doing things that we weren't supposed to do, just lying throughout the video. and that's when i first found out about it. >> and were there social media posts that they showed you responding to those false claims? >> well, when -- when i saw the video, of course the first thing th i saw it was, like, why? why are they doing this? what's going on? and they, you know, just told me that trump and his allies were not satisfied with the outcome of the election, and they -- they were getting a lot of threats and being harassed online and asked me, you know, have i been receiving anything, and i need to check on my mom. and i told them i -- you know, i was, like, where? where have they -- you know, where have you been getting these threats? i

mr. jones votes no. miss ross votes no. miss bush votes no. mr. jordan votes yes. mr. chavez votes yes. mr. gomer votes yes. mr. iselle votes yes. mr. buck votes yes. mr. gates votes yes. mr. johnson of louisiana votes yes. mr. biggs votes yes. mr. mcclintock votes yes. mr. steube votes yes. mr. tiffany. mr. tiffany votes yes. mr. massey votes yes. mr. royce votes yes. mr. bishop votes yes. ms. fischbach votes yes. ms. sparks votes yes. mr. fitzgerald votes yes. mr. ben's votes yes. mr. owens votes yes. >> clear the report. how my recorded? >> you are not recorded. >> i vote yes. >> mr. stanton votes yes. >> does mr. stanton want to vote yes? ok. approve the report. >> there are 20 yeses and 24 notes. >> the notice habit, and the amendment is not agreed to. is there any further amendment? >> mr. chairman. >> for what purpose is this? >> point of order. >> what is deserved. wait a minute. for what purpose is the center seeking recognition. >> a point of order is reserved for the 14th amended. >> an amendment to the amendment and a substitute -- print >> mr. chairman. >>

another thing, mr. jones, this is jones -- host: it is david corn. guest: it is sad. we have seen what concentration camps look like. putting people locked up and -- having people locked up in jail and upbeat present, but this is not that there is due process. i am told that 200 more may be coming into the system as they continue to identify people who were violent on that day. i think this is what we are up against. this guy leaves that there were toilet leaks across four states on election night that ended up disqualifying some ballots and they used others to seal the election -- steal the election. there is no proof, but one reason he leaves it is because donald trump has been saying the election was stolen. once you leave the big picture, particular conspiracies become things you latch on to. it is a problem for us as a democracy if we cannot agree on basic facts, cannot agree that climate change is happening. we cannot agree on what to do about it. we live in alternative realities. i do not blame donald trump, because he is like the scorpion and the frog. it is i

and the former chief, mr. jones, asked me to come to his office, and when i went to his office, the former director, mr. baron, was in there and they showed me a video on their computer. it was just like a very short clip of us working at state farm, and it had someone on the video talking over the video, just saying that we were doing things that we weren't supposed to do. just lying throughout the video, and that is when i first found out about it. and where there are social media posts that they showed you, responding to those false claims? >> well, when i saw the video, of course, the first thing i said was like, why? why are they doing this? what is going on? and they just told me that trump and his allies were not satisfied with the outcome of the election and they were getting a lot of threats and being harassed online and asked me, have i've been receiving anything? and i need to check on my mom. and i told them, where? where have they -- where have you've been getting these threats? i don't believe i have a

them, you cannot see them have secret hearings with turncoats and another thing the other thing mr. jones and mrs. don't know which you prefer. >> it's david corn, william. >> i'm get a let you go there. >> guest: it is sad. the summa concentration camps look like being locked up in the d.c. jail is not pleasant but it is not a concentration camp. there is due process. i'm told 200 more may be coming into the system as they continue to identify violent writers on that day. i think though this is what we are up against. this guy believes there's toilet leaks across four states election and it disqualifying some ballots and the use of the balance to commend and still the election. there is no evidence there is no proof of that. i am sure he believes it. mincing over and over again the election was stolen. once you believe thece big picte conspiracies are things you latchh onto. i think it is a problem for us as a democracy if we can't agree on basic facts. i got to agree climate change is happening then you can't agree on what to do about it. an competing alternative realities. until i don'

mr. jones. >> thank you to the chairman of the full committee for convening this markup during recess so we can advance the protecting our kids act. this is lifesaving legislation. it cannot wait. i am proud to cosponsor this bill and i am proud to support it today in committee. as the youngest member of this committee, i need to address my republican colleagues on behalf of the generations of young people whom republicans have condemned to grow up in fear that they will be gunned down at school. when i was just 11 years old, something that seemed unthinkable happened. two students killed a teacher and 12 of their classmates at columbine high school. i was afraid. all of us were. still, i had hope that by the time i was in high school, nothing like the shooting at columbine would ever happen again. i had faith that adults would step up. i never imagined that mass shootings let alone school shootings will become the new normal. that is exactly what has happened. what was once unthinkable has com

, be solutions starting with i me as one institution, not as what we have right now, almost 7 i, mr. jones in the military of course, had been under a lot of international pressure to lift the state of emergency that was done late last month. the fact that they did that, what does that indicate to you going forward a, is there a real realization or perhaps even a worry amongst military leaders a in, in realizing that they do need more international support going forward? well, the listing of the state of emergency was, was pretty symbolic. and, and as had you just said that there's been killings and anna and arrests and crackdowns is since then. so it's, it's, it's been hardly a magnanimous, a gesture. i think of that, you know, one of the real ineluctable truths of sedans, revolution in that subsequent transition is that, you know, essentially all the actors, whether you're an old, got islamists, whether you are from the rapid support forces, whether you're from the military or resistance committees, or the fc, whichever strike that is you know, all agree on that elections are necessary a

mr. jones made it clearer than anyone, if the filibuster obstructs us, we will abolish it. if the supreme court objects, we will expand it. do something is the mantra. it's probably worth remembering that that's short for the commonly heard phrase, do something, even if it's wrong. the last thing we need is something that's wrong. what is needed is an answer. you are not pursuing an answer because, frankly, you are not grappling with the problem. could we begin with candor? are these disasters enough to prompt candor? can we have some truth? you've been doing gun control since 1968, has it worked to your satisfaction? the lady from pennsylvania said earlier, the country is sick. but she's misdiagnosed the problem. they say it's the guns. but, madam speaker, guns have been prevalent in the united states of america since before our founding. we did not suffer the mass shootings, we did not suffer the chaos in the cities like she described. why do we have this now? chesterton, a british gentleman, came close as he said, the disintegration of rational society, started in the dr

mr. jones. >> thank you to the chairman of the full committee for convening this markup during recess so we can advance the protecting our kids act. this is lifesaving legislation. it cannot wait. i am proud to cosponsor this bill and i am proud to support it today in committee. as the youngest member of this committee, i need to address my republican colleagues on behalf of the generations of young people whom republicans have condemned to grow up in fear that they will be gunned down at school. when i was just 11 years old, something that seemed unthinkable happened. two students killed a teacher and 12 of their classmates at columbine high school. i was afraid. all of us were. still, i had hope that by the time i was in high school, nothing like the shooting at columbine would ever happen again. i had faith that adults would step up. i never imagined that mass shootings let alone school shootings will become the new normal. that is exactly what has happened. what was once unthinkable has com

thank you, mr. jones and mr. washington for joining us tonight. and for everybody who was here have a good evening and we'll see you and the

thank you, mr. jones and mr. washington for joining us tonight. and for everybody who was here have a good evening and we'll see you and the kelly and conwal an author political strategies for decades you have been a pollster to our

thank you, mr. jones and mr. washington for joining us tonight. and for everybody who was here have a good evening and we'll see you and the kelly and conwal an author political strategies for decades you have been a pollster to our political leaders. our corporately does nonprofits you have been in the limelight in the spotlight, but all of a sudden you decided to write a book what prompted you to tell you a story and you missed something in my bio big fan of donna brazil. thank you for interviewing me today. so this is my memoir which seems a little bit odd at 55 because god willing i have decades of life left donna. yes, but people are always interested in the story behind the stories say, where did you come from? did you go up

thank you, mr. jones and mr. washington for joining us tonight. and for everybody who was here have a good evening and we'll see you and the kelly and conwal an author political strategies for decades you have been a pollster to our political leaders. our corporately does nonprofits you have been in the limelight in the spotlight, but all of a sudden you decided t

call them back up, mrs. jones, you bought stock at 30, you will like it at 10.more? >> sounds like can't miss. couple names we looked at same intrinsic value play. remember we have the fastest growing economy in the world, the world, the world as somebody once said, hear that quote last night from somebody very important. we do have a good economy coming out of this current recession. companies like southern company, charles, we found in recent purchase has some nice intrinsic value. netflix, yes, boys and girls there is intrinsic value there as we as possibly zoom communications. other names along those lines, snowflake, seriously beat up, seriously in the trash, ones if david just said previously, based on future cash flow analysis, based on future assumptions going to be true, these are stocks go up 12 to 18 months. charles: i'm not sure what you were watching. watching old reruns of banacek check out the show. fantastic. >> i was watching lifetime. charles: talk about cpi. everyone is worried about it, concerned. you're pretty cool. you position yourself as

thank you, mr. jones and mr. washington for joining us tonight. and for everybody who was here have a good evening and we'll see you and the kelly and conwal an author political strategies for decades you have been a pollster to our political leaders. our corporately does nonprofits you have been in the limelight in the spotlight, but all of a sudden you decided to write a book what prompted you to tell you a story and you missed something in my bio big fan of donna brazil. thank you for interviewing me today. so this is my memoir which seems a little bit odd at 55 because god willing i have decades of life left donna. yes, but people are always interested in the story behind the stories say, where did you come from? did you go up in a political household was your father political was your mother running for office? what was it? like what inspires you to be? how did you learn to say all that stuff on tv? and what is donald trump really like how was it to work in the white house as a woman for a president trump, so i try to answer all of that and m

she was so she was so in mrs. jones was so instrumental in not only planting flowers all over washington dc and other places, but also leading efforts to get billboards off of highways, you know, and and removing other unsightly things along the the nation's roads and in their parks and and that was a great passion of hers. there are so many photographs i've seen of her particularly in texas. it's bluebonnet season now, i guess in, texas pictures of her with the bluebonnets and you know, just just kind of loving flowers and really wanting to beautify nature and president nixon. wanted to recognize mrs. johnson for that the nixon's in the johnsons went way back. um, they were both in washington lbj got there a little earlier than mr. nixon did when he was the first elected to the house in 1946. but you know when nixon was senate was vice president united states and therefore senate president, you know presiding officer of the senate lbj was the majority leader. and you know, they would work together on legislation. in fa

isn't going on by steel that he's have plenty to go. lot of as mr. jones was mentioning, lot of invest is going by law, this is economic growth is very high, but we dis federally the law enforcing agency 5, we get all this or it is not been been in all of the private atheist, even some of the government, sir. we appreciate your being with us and i'll do 0. thank you very much and do mohammed mansell islam. thank you, sir. there's several missile strikes up at the outskirts of ukraine's capital cave. after weeks of relative calm cave has largely been spared from major attack. since russia intensified its military campaign in the east of the country, let's go live to zane bus robbie, whose aim keep zane did this come as a surprise to the people of cave all wildly prepared for more attacks? well i, i don't think you could classified as a surprise, but certainly the events of this morning at around 6 or 6 30 am did break the relative calm that chief has been experiencing for many days and weeks since the russians re mobilized forces away from the capitol and t

well, because we are getting your weapon, we've just lost mr. jones key for a few moments, cause he's joining us from ukraine. you can understand that communications are not very straightforward, but nonetheless, he's just giving us a sense of how the battle is going in the eastern part of ukraine. where the russians of course, are making a bit to conquer all of the east and dumbass region. though the ukrainians claim to have taken back some territory in the past 24 hours. and yes, mr. rodzinski, we lost you for a few seconds that but you would just telling us that about how russian gates could possibly be reversed by ukrainian fighters. that's right. so we're also adopting our strategy and we're also getting the weapons, then it's increasingly hard for the russians to keep up them around, which was never high. so ultimately we will be victorious. there's no question about the question is, what will it cost? how many more lives will be lost? that's the only question. would you compromise on east and ukraine if it would bring the war to an end and save

and i can guarantee sec they are using the exact same weapons that mr. jones you just t highlighted talked about banning as a quote assault rifle or assault weapon. o but i mean, why shouldn't the laws apply to the peoplehe who make the laws? that seems like absolutelyutut fairly solid yet. fairly solid yet. and that's that's the hypocrisy of the left. joe biden has all this security. nancy pelosi has allic the security, the capitol police have all the security yett y they want everyday americans like you and me at our homes and our businesses as we drive some ofon us that have concealed carry permits to not be able to useo the very weapons that we can utilize toli protect our homes, our families and our loved ones. and that's exactly what this isi all about. it's time to say no and thank you for doing that . i appreciate it. congressman rick steube of florida west , thanks for having me. good to see you. dana bash is a nationally syndicated radio show host and knows a lot about gun rights and joins us tonight. ken, thanks so much for coming on . i'm confused

. >> earlier today, mr. jones said you will not stop us from passing this. if the filibuster obstructs us, we will abolish it. we will not rest until we have taken weapons of war from our communities. that if the term democrats have concocted. it speaks to their desire to reject the core right entailed in the second amendment. if they abuse all those things, but they abuse this? will they use a red flag law and a favorable official in a jurisdiction? would they use those people to go attack their political opponents gun rights? i just do not understand why once they have told you who they are, you have to know the context in which you are operating. that is the context. in that situation, you are being asked to say we will cut due process for this fundamental right. i do not think you can do it. will the gentleman yield? >> the gentleman is recognized. >> this is a radical position being offered. they claim that we should support ensuring that people who are in imminent danger to themselves and others, have a constitutional right to access a firearm and to d

. >> earlier today, mr. jones said you will not stop us from passing this. if the filibuster obstructs us, we will abolish it. we will not rest until we have taken weapons of war from our communities. that if the term democrats have concocted. it speaks to their desire to reject the core right entailed in the second amendment. if they abuse all those things, but they abuse this? will they use a red flag law and a favorable official in a jurisdiction? would they use those people to go attack their political opponents gun rights? i just do not understand why once they have told you who they are, you have to know the context in which you are operating. that is the context. in that situation, you are being asked to say we will cut due process for this fundamental right. i do not think you can do it. will the gentleman yield? >> the gentleman is recognized. >> this is a radical position being offered. they claim that we should support ensuring that people who are in imminent danger to themselves and others, have a constitutional right to access a firearm and to d