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mr. mike garcia. mrs. kim. mr. obernolte. mrs. steel. mr. dewar. mr. robert garcia. mr. mullin. the committee will retire from the chamber to escort the speaker-elect to the chair. >> the speaker-elect, the honorable kevin mccarthy from california. >> madam clerk. mr. jeffries: distinguished members of the house democratic caucus and the house republican caucus, it's my high honor and distinct privilege to finally welcome all of you to the 118th congress. let me just begin by thanking my good friend, pete aguilar, for his very generous words of introduction and for placing my name into nomination, a total of nine times. and i also want to thank my other colleagues from the democratic caucus for your generous words of nomination, as well as jim clyburn, katherine clark, ted lewan veronica escobar. and i thank my colleagues and my friends in the house democratic caucus for your perseverance, four your strength, for your friendship and for your purpose and for your unanimous support. and i simply want to say that showing of strength is not for any one particular individual. it will

eleven, miss porter, mr. mike garcia, mrs. kim, mrs. steele, mr. doer, mr. robert garcia, mr. keely, mr. mullin. the mitt tee will retire from the chamber to escort the speaker elect to the chair. >> so we're -- the clerk just listed the names of the california delegation. kevin mccarthy is from the delegation. and we are now expecting some of the formal procedures to go on. i saw one of the members of the california delegation, congresswoman katie porter, sitting in the audience reading a book called the subtle art of not giving an f. >> another member of the california delegation by the name of nancy pelosi was walking by. that's going to be interesting. you know, traditionally, we have seen this moment, the leader of the opposition party gives the gavel. >> when they called hakeem jefferies and other leaders as well to be part of this. >> right, that is going to be hakeem jefferies, obviously, because he is the leader now, and it won't be -- >> it won't be pelosi. >> it won't be pelosi, she's no longer the leader. some of those moments are kind of iconic. crying when he gav

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mr. mike garcia. mrs. kim. mr. obernolte. mrs. steel. mr. dewar. mr. robert garcia. mr. mullin. committee will retire from the chamber to escort the speaker-elect to the chair. >> the speaker-elect, the honorable kevin mccarthy from california. >> madam clerk. mr. jeffries: distinguished members of the house democratic caucus and the house republican caucus, it's my high honor and distinct privilege to finally welcome all of you to the 118th congress. let me just begin by thanking my good friend, pete aguilar, for his very generous words of introduction and for placing my name into nomination, a total of nine times. and i also want to thank my other colleagues from the democratic caucus for your generous words of nomination, as well as jim clyburn, katherine clark, ted lewan veronica escobar. and i thank my colleagues and my friends in the house democratic caucus for your perseverance, four your strength, for your friendship and for your purpose and for your unanimous support. and i simply want to say that showing of strength is not for any one particular individual. it will be

mike bost. mr. bost: let me start off by saying iemg honored to stand up here with all of these combat veterans. i'm not a combat veteran. i'm a veteran, but i am a ranking member and my hope is to be chairman of the v.a. committee. without a speaker in place, let's put this in perspective. we cannot organize or conduct oversight. we cannot hold biden v.a. accountable. we cannot do our jobs to ensure veterans are getting the care and benefits that they are due. without a speaker, our committee can't conduct vital important oversight of the implementation of the pact act which we passed this last year. remember, this bill is the largest expansion of health care benefits to over 3.5 million veterans. and we must be watching closely to make sure veterans are getting the care and benefits they've earned. holding a hearing on mental health impacts on the failed afghan withdrawal, we can't do that through our veterans' affairs committees to help the families we need to help. overseeing billions of dollars

mr. speaker mike honorable friend speaks with issues i thank him for his continued engagement on this criticalsue. hit think it is the actions of already taken with regard to hong kong at least provide refuge for hundreds of thousands of people here being robust and standing up for what we believe to be chinese aggression and an undermining of the settlement we work so hard to achieve but he has my assurance i will continue to remain engaged and robust on this look forward to sitting down with him to discuss this particular issue in more detail as soon as possible. >> think it mr. speaker. how are british women and men have been sexually harassed at work. the government's own figures show that perpetrator's face no consequences. thanks across party and government support my private members bill which is now past committee stage will bring about a culture change to predict from harassment and sexual harassment. for fellow employees and third party individuals will the prime minister joined me and celebrate the party work of this important change in the law and by personally supporting its aims

and with that i yield back and i will be followed by mr garcia. mike garcia:. thank you. general mike garcia from california. it's an honor to be here sharing the stage with true patriots. everyone on this stage at some point in their life was willing to give their life in defense of this precious gift called the united states of america. we would still do the same so that our fellow americans don't lose their liberties, their freedoms in this very special experiment called america. it's a continuation of what our founding fathers did when they came out of constitution hall, they weren't all ecstatic. they all made compromises. they all gave in to certain concessions that maybe they didn't feel good about. but with that we were given the constitution of the united states and and the liberties that we now enjoy their their in. and so what matters to the american people right now is not the squabbling within the halls of congress. what matters to them is literally 200 people today will die of fentanyl. that 3 to 5000 people will cross our southern border illegally without a

mr. secretary? >> no. mike, please. >> greg: "mr. secretary" is more fun, though. >> go for it. going to need mike to get me out of here tonight. >> greg: let's get right to it. who killed jfk? >> [sigh] >> thanks for coming, sir the one would it be insubordinate if i ignored that? >> greg: somebody watches the show! are you a harry potter fan? >> i don't have any harry potter in my house because there is nothing in it. [laughter] >> hey-o! >> greg: are you worried? have you been doing for your stuff? >> as soon as i get out of here. >> we will do that in the next block. when you think of this idea of boycotting things and this whole movement against -- it seems kind of bizarre that she has become the focal point for all of this. >> i think we've all seen this before, someone says something, the progressive woke left picks it up, and they try to use economics. it's crazy stuff. a lot of folks want to read her stuff, people should read her stuff. wrinkly, which he said is pretty accurate. we're pretty confident there are two genders and most babies i had by women. >> greg: that's

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mr. secretary kuester. >> note mike please., th mr.ecretary's more fun, go with it.g: l >> was skip right to it, who to killed jfk? [ [laughter] thanks for coming sir, thanksi you. to be insubordinate if i ignore that? [laughter]the greg: somebody watches the show are you a harry potter fan? what's don't have anything classified at my house because there's nothing classified in[l itau. [laughter] thirty-six oey-oh you weren't en going to your stuff? >> as soon as i get out of here> >> are going to the next block by the way.e what you think about this ideane boycotting things in this whole- movement against? it seems kin- it sd of bizarre s become the focal point for this. practicing this the left the progressive woke left pickometst up they try to use economics to drive them away for its crazyt stufoff appeared people should read her stuff. poster read by women. quickset is true that his troop reports of the joke als l oftr . [laughter] >> chapter 13 it is true there are aliens and they live amongit us. think that's pretty powerful. i

mr. mypillow, mike lindell, had a disappointing weekend.s weekend, threw his name in the ring to be named chair of the republican national committee. >> i nominate the one individual in america, besides president trump, of course, who has stood against the corrupt democrat apparatus that demands fealty to the machines. i proudly nominate mike lindel for rnc chair. >> jimmy: sadly, she was almost alone. mike lost his bid to become chair of the rnc. mike got 4, which is five more than i expected he would get. he was defeated bigley by the incumbent ronna mcdaniel, even though according to a rasmussen poll, 30% of republican voters wanted him to run the republican fundraising effort. and 100% of democrats wanted him to run the republican fundraising effort. so, this is tough news for mike. but things are about to get better! as you may know, mike has repeatedly asked to come on our show, and i have repeatedly invited him to appear on the show, under one condition, and the condition is that he lets me interview him from inside a claw machine. y

mike: mr. ambassador. ice to the country and thank you for the time today. >> glad to be here. mike: thousands of people visiting graceland for the memorial for elvis presley's only child lisa presley more one how she' hs being remembered. that's next. ♪ ♪ ♪ why are 93% of sleep number sleepers very satisfied with their bed? maybe it's because you can adjust your comfort and firmness on either side. your sleep number setting. to help relieve pressure points and keep you both comfortable all night. save $1000 on the sleep number 360 special edition smart bed queen now only $1999. only for a limited time. i think i changed my mind about these glasses. yeah, it happens. that's why visionworks gives you 100 days to change your mind. it's simple. anything else i can help you with? like what? visionworks. see the difference. mike: lisa marie presley only child of rock and roll king elvis presley honored in the front lawn in memphis tennessee, charles watson live in memphis with more. hi, charles. charles: good af

tonight, the new discovery of classified documents this time in the home of former vice president mike pence mr. pence's attorney saying a small number of classified documents were inadvertently taken to his indiana home after he left the vice presidency it comes amid the two special counsel investigations into documents found at president biden's home and former office along with donald trump's mar-a-lago home what we're learning. >>> also tonight, california's second deadly mass shooting in 48 hours. a police video arresting a man suspected of killing seven people at two locations in northern california it comes after another gunman killed 11 people during lunar new year celebrations near los angeles a search for answers tonight. >>> tornado damage reported in texas as a powerful storm sweeps across the eastern half of the u.s. 83 million under winter alerts. al roker is here. >>> the major reversal for the u.s. deciding to send abrams tanks to ukraine how it could reshape the battlefield. >>> ticketmaster on the hot seat on capitol hill after the taylor swift ticket debacle. what the company

tonight, the new discovery of classified documents this time in the home of former vice president mike pence. mr. pence's attorney saying a small number of classified documents were inadvertently taken to his indiana home after he left the vice presidency. it comes amid the two special counsel investigations into documents found at president biden's home and former office along with donald trump's mar-a-lago home. what we're learning. >>> also tonight, california's second deadly mass shooting in 48 hours. a police video arresting a man suspected of killing seven people at two locations in northern california. it comes after another gunman killed 11 people during lunar new year celebrations near los angeles. a search for answers tonight. >>> tornado damage reported in texas as a powerful storm sweeps across the eastern half of the u.s. 83 million under winter alerts. al roker is here. >>> the major reversal for the u.s. deciding to send abrams tanks to ukraine. how it could reshape the battlefield. >>> ticketmaster on the hot seat on capitol hill after the taylor swift ticket debacle. what the co

mr. mom. we all said we wanted to be married to mike williams. all needed a mike williams in our life. >> mike's co-workers took mischievous delight in wondering what denise had in store for him when she called him at the office. >> "i'm across the street. please-- >> come pump my gas? >> -- "i need gas" -- >> yeah. >> he worked upstairs so you'd hear the bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam down the steps. >> i guess denise needs gas -- >> i guess denise needs gas. >> but now with mike gone, denise would be the sole provider for their young daughter. fortunately, mike had several hefty insurance policies. >> you have a small child and a wife to take care of, sure. yeah, you need to get insurance, you know? >> brian, mike's best friend, and an insurance broker himself, helped denise navigate the claims process. for as long as most people could remember denise and mike, and brian and his wife kathy had been couples together. they all attended that private christian high school, married their high school sweethearts, and had children about the same ti

joining me now former republican congressman and chairman of the house intelligence committee mike rogers. mr. chairman, great to see you, as always. appreciate the time. as a former intelligence guy yourself, what does it say that we now have two presidents, one current, one former, under investigation by the special counsels for how they handled classified documents? and i guess that you can pick up if you want, off of what andrew mccabe was just saying a few moments ago, which is basically, you know, yes, this doesn't look all that great, to have additional documents surfacing on the biden side of things. but there's differences between the two cases. >> well, think of -- this is bad for a whole host of reasons, especially now that you have case officers all over the world telling people, we'll keep your secrets safe if you cooperate with us. you have to ask a question. this goes back to the sandy berger case. and you had classification of a server under hillary clinton. and the trump problem with classified documents in his home. there's a bit of a culture problem here. we're going to hav

mrs. reagan, family, he was known for surrounding himself with really talented people, jim bayer, baker, mike dever. i get the sense that you have that same talent, guys like nick ayres, mark short, kellyanne conway. you have really been able to build a world-class team. mr. pence: thank you. mark short and his wife kristen, mark is with us tonight. they were the founding director doors of the reagan ranch. so they come from a good background. it is one of the things that you learned early on, and i know president reagan learned and lived it. i had the privilege to know a number of people who were senior in the administration including a dear friend attorney general ed mees whose friendship i cherish to this day. you learned early on you are only as good as your people, and i learned that on that tragic day in january in 2021 as well. both mark short and my general counsel greg jacob as a recount in the book had been there at my side giving me steady counsel and support as we sought to stand firm and to do our duty. i will always believe that we did our duty that day, ensuring the peaceful tr

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mr. nelson. to the families. my personal friends, -- scobee, mike smith, judy resnick, ron mcnair, al honor, azuka. christa mcauliffe and greg jarvis. grayson, i extend to you our thoughts and prayers to your families, to your friends at the time of this hour of, your loss and our shared grief. the space program has been a marvelous program for america to expand its knowledge, its horizons and it will continue to be so in the future as long as man has the thirst for knowledge. we will continue to press outward and in the process there is risk risk. that risk is taken by each one of us every day. and that risk is understood by all the members of a crew that climb in to a loaded spaceship. but i concluding remarks would be, as we reflect upon this tragedy, a tragedy that this whole nation grieves in. let's remember the remarks by someone who something about risk, a gallant lady named helen keller. when she spoke of risk and security and this is what she said, 630 is most a superstition. it does not in nature, nor do the children of men as a whole, experi instead avoiding the danger is no safer in the

mr. muscat goes to washington. mike addresses being the third man in on the classified documents fight, and a new speefifteen hit piece. and all-access pass to tonight 's culture club. great to have you on. i like the elon musk story because it makes me laugh. he went to capitol hill today and met with kevin mccarthy and the minority leader, hakeem jeffries, says, "i think i saw him in passing. was that elon musk? i didn't know." kevin mccarthy said the following. >> we talked about making sure twitter is fair on all sides. he wants to have a level playing field for everybody. he's really defending the first amendment, and we had a really good discussion. hakeem jeffries was there. he had not met him before. >> trace: i think he is saying he wants a level playing field, and the left are thinking, "we like the old-fashioned way with the fbi can call up and say, kill that story." >> musk has a lot of problems. the financial problems of twitter and the threat of regulation. he wants to get out of that. right now, donald tr

mr. i'm mike parry be back for one more round two of a news analysis before pmqs stop a first here's youraer thank you very tatiana. baer thank you very much. let's start with some breaking news that you've just been hearing in the last 10 minutes or so. conservative mp andrew bridgen has had the whip removed following his criticism of the covid vaccination programme. the chief whip, simon hart, says mr. bridgen has crossed a line causing great offence in the process. he says misinformation about the vaccine causes , harm and cost lives. mr. causes, harm and cost lives. mr. hart removed the whip from bndgen hart removed the whip from bridgen with immediate effect, pending a formal investigation . pending a formal investigation. now up to 25,000 ambulance workers across england and wales are striking today. over pay. paramedics, drivers and call handlers from the unison . and handlers from the unison. and gmb unions are taking in 24 hour walkouts. health unions say they won't submit evidence the nhs pay won't submit evidence the nhs pay review body for the next wage round while current ind

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have been found at the home of the former us vice—president mike pence in indiana during a search last week. the latest development emerged after mr documents "out of an abundance of caution". us investigators are already looking into possession of classified files by presidentjoe biden and ex—president donald trump. let's speak to our north america correspondent david willis, who has more on the discovery of those classified documents. what do we know about this latest bit of information and these documents?— latest bit of information and these documents? after he left these documents? after he left the white house _ these documents? after he left the white house mike - these documents? after he left the white house mike pence i the white house mike pence insisted he had not taken any secret documents home with him but the revelation that documents have been found at joe biden �*s residents prompted mike pentz�*s aids to look a little closer and they came across about a dozen documents with classified markings at mr pence's home in indiana. following the discovery of those documents, not only a joe biden �*s residents and garage

informations where it should not be, i searched with then congressman mike pence, this was surprised me, it play hmay have surprised mrtoo. >> as we sit here in your home office, in indiana, did you take any classified documents with you from the white house. >> i did not. >> in aftermath, mike pence did something that is rare in modern politics he took full responsibility and apologized. high dhe did not blame others or over classification but possession of government property or classified material is a strict by -- liability analysis, either you have it or don't. he did, that leads to wonder who else. it does beg the question of who is keeping track of of-- of what government officials have. in the house there was nothing to return, we never took the classified documents. nothing left the room. i don't know protest for presidents or vice presidents, what we are all learning is whatever process was in place, failed. multiple times, for at least three people. congressman jim himes served on house intelligence committee, he is from the great state of connecticut, welcome congressman. we hear the word assessment as in

. >> mike: meanwhile, president biden just back from his holiday break and there there are questions about how he deals with divided government and also about his plans for 2024. let's play it. mrn 2024? >> mike: clearly was not in the mood. vince, does he make an announcement before the state of the union or how does he play it? >> i think at this point just based on the available reporting he closer than he was before christmas and certainly before the midterms. there was a moment last year sitting down with jonathan capehart and he asks dr. jill biden on board with you running for president again and he staggers. doesn't answer the question sits there for 15 seconds. jonathan capehart is he still alive? what's going on? then he answers she is kind of on board with what we're doing. i think that calculus has changed since the midterms and supposedly based on public reporting jill biden is in i guess she's going to run for president -- excuse me joe will. >> mike: marie, your thoughts? >> the republican party feels very emboldened. they expanded the senate. they exened pad governor's mansions and took state legislatures they believe the legislation they have passed and the pro

i mean mike pence had a lot more trump history and credibility than mr. hur who none of these right wingers have heard of until today, mike pence did every single thing donald trump asked politically and otherwise. until the very end after the loss when we all remember he refused to do a crime on january 6s. what happened. that's not when trump supporters just turned on him they literally physically tried to assassinate him while clamoring around calling him a traitor. if traitor applied to anyone it would be insurrectionists but projection is a big part of politics. it's the reason it's our top story. those are the people in the political dynamics mr. comey and merrick garland do not understand. and they don't need to. they're not supposed to even because it's not supposed to be their focus or a big part of that job. i always try to keep it clear with you. let me say it like this, the point tonight is not that mr. garland or anyone around him should shift to studying and become experts on how the modern gop works. the point is they judd just do their work

mr. mccarthy, cut hose deals with the democrats. miken majority in the house at risk of stumbling out of the gate with a fight over their next leader? >> i think it's clear, and congressman issa's right, leader mccarthy has very strong support within the conference. he is the republican nominee based on the conference vote. if you look at, too, his vote coming out of conference is right on par with speaker paul ryan and nancy pelosi who both became speaker. he shattered fundraising records across the country. look, the majority is a little more slim than a lot of people thought it would be, but the reality is here that republicans are going to unify around kevin mccarthy. there will cannot be chaos on the house floor, we've got to get right to work for the american people, start doing investigations, start implementing the commitment to america. so i think he does get will. and you've got to remember, kevin mccarthy has shown he's willing to deal with conservatives. jim jordan opposed him in 2018, and now he's one of his strongest allies

mike pence. [applause] >> what an honor it is to have you with us tonight, mr. vice president. >> the honor is mine, john, thank you so very much. >> i'd like to start with a store -- >> reagan presidential library as a national treasure. [applause] >> this is your stage. i would like, there's a story in your book, mr. vice president, about your father. and boy, was i, i thought it was so telling because, and hope you will tell it to us. it's about' when you came home with a whole batch of blue ribbons, first places for years, for speaking contest that you had one. he puts in debt in front of your father and then what happened? >> well, john, again thank you for the hospitality and congressman, michael regan and other honored guests who are here. it's a real joy to be with you all. this is my first book signing for "so help me god." [applause] >> i love you bring up my dad because while much of "so help me god" deals with my public life, my election to congress and 2000 and the tumultuous years that would follow that, i was on capitol hill on 9/11. i write about

and he said mike would you think about joining the administration. i said mr.e president i just stent a lot of money to get reelected. he said if we found the right thing, he knew it would fall on my heart the right way, i said of course, friday morning they announced my nomination to be cia director. >> he called said, you are not going to believe this, i got nominated to be direct direct cia, i said what does he know about cook, the woulder in institu culinary institute of america, then it dawned on me. i realized what a great fit. for someone with mike a background to do that. >> i said you will join me. >> i thought he was joking. i realized, it would be a tre tremendous hon tor wo honor to work with him in this role. >> he had given up everything in his life to be part of mission set we were on together for two years, a dear friend, a great patriot and served america well. >> my goal was to help make mike successful. and the agent successful and advance the security and protion per prosperity. >> we told cia, they would go out and get to do things they wan

former president donald trump, and former vice president mike pence shows most americans believe they should all be investigated over the matter. with mr. biden pulling ahead of mr. trump when it comes to how americans perceive their cooperation with investigators. the new polling comes as the doj says congress will not be able to see the documents until the special counsel's handling of investigations approve it. >> our job is to make sure there's not an intgese iligemmie believe withholding the material is a mistake. both senators speaking out on "face the nation." >> these are probably materials we already have access to, we just don't know come they are. >> reporter: they argue the committee has a constitutional duty of oversight and access to the documents would allow them to address issues such as polar over classification of material. the panel also controls funding for some intelligence agencies. >> you've threatened to withhold some funding to some of the agencies. >> i'm not in a threat business right now. but we certainly are -- there are things we need to do as a committee every year to authorize the moving around of funds.

mike pence. we talked about their calling. mr. pence said the kind of double standards receiving practice by the by administration of the wake of this incident in the justice department i think is exactly what undermines public confidence for. >> again as soon as his lawyers realize these documents were there, they did the right thing and they turned over the documents to the archiver's but that is what they did as soon they realized the documents were there. and his team is cooperating fully with the review. again there is a review happening by the d.o.j. we are just going to let the process move forward. reporter: you've been in the position you're holding right now, assurances you can provide at this point there are no longer classified documents out there in any other office? >> this is an ongoing process. i'm going to let the process continue. it's being reviewed by the department of justice and i'm just going to leave it there. >> you reference the council statement on what you can say this point in time to those limitations