mr. miller?uest: i am no longer in the news media. , i coveredlist critical stories on the clinton administration and bush administration and the newsletter a project is nonpartisan. in terms of the hunter biden story, major news organizations looked into that story. .hey certainly did pieces on it when the emails. , that was explored and discussed. certainly on conservative media, attention.en i don't believe that is a story that was suppressed. it is obviously an ongoing story now. of new jersey, democrat. good morning. caller: good morning. on c-span ever since it has been on but i have never got to say what i want to say. 2000 election being settled in 29 days, the judge was an appointee. he was the one man who got the supreme court swing vote to stop the recount of the 2000 election which was a difference of 512 votes in florida which by the law of florida, should have recounted the whole state. instead the democrats wanted to recount dade county and the dade miami cubans have fixed the vote

. >> mrs. miller: look, sister.e stage actress vaulted to hollywood star when she stole a scene from meryl streep in the 2008 movie "doubt." >> mrs. miller: you hurt my son to get your way. >> sister aloysius beauvier: it won't end with your son. >> mrs. miller: throw the priest out then. >> sister aloysius beauvier: i am trying to do just that. >> mrs. miller: then what do you want from me? >> wertheim: was there added pressure playing alongside meryl streep? >> davis: what do you think? and you know she's going to bring her game. so, you have to match it. you just want to look like you belong in the movie. ( laughs ) >> wertheim: the performance, remarkable as much for what it holds back as what it reveals, made such an impression that streep lobbied for davis by name at the screen actors guild awards. >> meryl streep: viola davis. my god, somebody give her a movie! >> wertheim: that must've knocked you over. i mean, that must've-- >> davis: oh, my god. it was everything. >> wertheim: as bigger roles came her way,

mr. miller?: i am no longer in the news media. , i coveredlist critical stories on the clinton administration and bush administration and the newsletter a project is nonpartisan. in terms of the hunter biden story, major news organizations looked into that story. .hey certainly did pieces on it when the emails. , that was explored and discussed. certainly on conservative media, attention.en i don't believe that is a story that was suppressed. it is obviously an ongoing story now. of new jersey, democrat. good morning. caller: good morning. on c-span ever since it has been on but i have never got to say what i want to say. 2000 election being settled in 29 days, the judge was an appointee. he was the one man who got the supreme court swing vote to stop the recount of the 2000 election which was a difference of 512 votes in florida which by the law of florida, should have recounted the whole state. instead the democrats wanted to recount dade county and the dade miami cubans have fixed the vote so

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mr. miller selected a few photos from the pandemic most of them taken last summer. you get the sense of contrast of how much things have changed so quickly. there is a photo i love for example from the pride. they are on the stoop in the west village clearly having a good time and it's very joyful picture exactly the kind of picture i could never capture this summer. >> yeah, well hopefully next summer. >> yeah. >> yeah this has been great. yeah i mean we are doing the best we can. i feel like that is with everybody. it's very much, there's a little bit of a talking field but also we are doing the best we can and having as much empathy for one another as possible because everybody is pretty much going through it at least in new york in a similar way. nobody is going to the theater or the gym which doesn't bother me but it might other other people. it's sort of the same. we are all wearing masks hopefully, which is a strange kind of thing. sometimes are you ever out in everybody's wearing a mask and you just think if this were last year at this time i would just thin

mr miller admitted he used a particular phrase when describing the black officer but claimed he did not of disrespectful language and we will not tolerate it from any member of staff. it's vitally important to us the communities we serve know they will be treated with courtesy and respect whatever their background. the hearing deemed this a case of unconscious racism, an off—the—cuff comment — but ultimately those comments have cost stewart miller his 21—year career. six former sub—postmasters have had fraud convictions linked to a faulty computer system quashed in court. the long—running scandal began when the post office installed a new computer system that led to hundreds of sub—postmasters being wrongly convicted. the post office has issued a statement saying that it sincerely apologises for historical failings and that determined action to address the past has been taken, ensuring there is redress for those affected and to prevent such events ever happening again. it goes on to say that... earlier, my colleague rebecca jones spoke to susan rudkin, who was wrongly accused of stealin

mrs. miller: as a pilot, he was known for his outstanding leadership and flying skills. his incredible vision. and i'm also proud to say he never lost his steadfast west virginia spirit. flying over 61 meigs as an ace, he returned home if the war in 1945. he then became a test pilot who researched high speed flight. in 1947, chuck was the first person to break the sound barrier, flying over the mojave desert and went on to accomplish more in the feel of flight while serving in the air force until 1971. he was one of america's greatest pilots. chuck passed away this month at the age of 97. he lived a life of adventure, patriotism, service and strength. he will always be remembered. i yield back the balance of my ime. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from nebraska seek recognition? >> request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. >> madam speaker, i rise today to recognize steve nelson, a corn and soybean farmer from axtown, nebraska, on his retirement a

the comments follow a dispute between mr biden‘s transitition team and president trump's newly installed pentagon chief chrsitopher milleren‘s team denied agreeing to this pause. speaking joe biden and knowledge that some departments had given him good access. we have discovered roadblocks across a lot of aspects of. right now not getting the information we need with the outgoing administration, in key national security areas. it is nothing short in my view of irresponsibility. he noted the security agencies had suffered enormous damage to their capacity under donald trump's presidency at a time when they are facing challenges posed by both china and russia. the president—elect said it was important to his administration to get a clear picture of the budgets and planning in order to avoid confusion that america's enemies could exploit, and he stressed the importance of making sure information was not lost on the handover between the two administrations. william cohen served a secretary of defence for bill clinton from 1997 to 2001, as well as a longstanding republican representative in both the house and senate. you serv

also convicted is a result of the miller investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election was roger stone, a long—time political ally of mr to co—operate with the miller enquiry, both men now find themselves rewarded for their loyalty a nd themselves rewarded for their loyalty and basking in the glow ofa loyalty and basking in the glow of a presidential pardon. pardoned with them was charles kushner, the father of mr trump's senior advisorjared kushner, a real estate developer. kushner was convicted of multiple crimes in 2004, including setting his brother—in—law up with a prostitute and then trying to blackmail him. news of the pardons came after the president had left the white house to spend the holidays at his florida retreat mara largo. and after he had thrown the future of three important pieces of legislation into doubt. chief among them was a $900 billion coronavirus relief deal which in a video address on twitter, the president branded a disgrace. congress started negotiations on a new package to get urgently needed help to the american people. it has taken for ever. however, the bill they are now planning to sen

mr. speaker, and by imous bipartisan vote owa state canvassing board, congresswoman elect miller meeks waser. the ad of challenging certification that dr. miller meeks now has in her position in court, the democrat candidate decided to skip that step nd instead is going to ask washington democrats to overturn iowa's voters. because she n is, couldn't win in court. but if washington democrats she can.e rules, she can disregard the people of iowa. you don'tis precedent have to exhaust all of your options and prove your case in isrt but that whatever party in charge of the house can come in, change the rules, and a ermine the winner is terrible precedent to set. don't want a repeat of the bloody ink because there will come a time when the shoe foot.the other the federal contest of 1985 eroded public trust in our lections and undermined the integrity of our election process. i hope my colleagues will come o the same conclusion and decide to stand by the people of iowa's second congressional seat ct and congresswoman-elect miller meeks 3.january mr. speaker, i would be remiss didn't congratulat

mr. holland the opportunity to respond to the question i asked chief miller about thinking of effectiveness and your -- can you share any early insider thoughts on how you're thinking of the effectiveness of electronic monitoring in mitigating those two risks that you identified on that chart of people not showing up or people engaging in, you know, problematic criminal activity. >> we're interested in taking a look at this. we're open to what the findings may be, but the findings that we have -- our understanding was summarized roughly in the presentation that i gave. we do take a look at the risks on the decision making framework. >> the information you presented doesn't really show whether electronic monitoring makes it more likely that someone shows up or electronic monitoring makes it less likely that they re-offend. who are being let out, who are at risk for re-offending or not showing up, and we throw an electronic monitor on them and the intuition or theory that is making the situation safer or making it more likely that they will show up for their trial date. >> well, if people do

miller. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman thank you, michelle.der if i could start with the -- we have unemployment now at 6.7%, the sep sees it falling. core inflation is 1.4 and the sep sees it rising to 1.8 likewise would that constitute substantial further progress toward the committee's maximum employment and price stability goals? >> yes so, we're not going to be identifying specific -- associating that test with specific numbers at this point so, really the question is, what do we mean by -- by that language and really the overarching message, rich, is our guidance for both interest rates and asset purchases will keep monetary policy accommodative until our maximum employment and price stability goals are achieved that's a powerful message. so, substantial further progress means what it says it means we'll be looking for employment to be substantially closer to assessments of its maximum level and inflation to be substantially closer to our 2% longer run goal before we start making adjustments to our purchases. i would also point out that

miller. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. thank you, michelle.r if i could start with the -- we have unemployment is 6.7. the -- sees it falling to five. headline inflation 1.2. set median sees it rising to 1.8. core inflation 1.4, sep seize it rising to 1.8 likewise. is that further progress towards the committees maximum employment and price stability goals? >> we'll not be identifying specific, associating that task with specific numbers at this point. so really the question is what do we mean by, by that language and really the overarching mission, rich, guidance for both interest rates and assets purchases will keep monetary policies accommodative until price stability goals are achieved and that is a powerful message. substantial further progress means what it says. it means we'll be looking for employment substantially closer to the assessments of its maximum level and inflation substantially closer to our 2% longer run goal before we start making adjustments to our purchases. i would also point out by increasing our asset holdings we see

miller. reporter: thank you very much, mr. chairman. i wonder if i could start with the -- we have unemployment now inflation at 1.2. the set median sees it rising to 1.8. would that constitute substantial further progress toward the committee's maximum employment and price stability goals? chair powell: yes. we are not going to be identifying specific associating that test with specific numbers at this point. really the question is what do e mean by that language. really the overarching message, rich, is our guidance for both interest rates and asset purchases will keep monetary policy acome dayive until our maximum employment and price stability goals are achieved. that's a powerful message. so substantial further progress means what it says t means we'll be looking for employment to be substantially closer to assessments of its maximum level and inflation to be substantially closer to our 2% longer run goal before we start making adjustments to our purchases. i would also point out that by increasing our asset holdings, we see oursel

mr. gruberg. next speaker, please. >> operator: you have 16 questions remaining. >> hello. hayden miller, calling you guys again about how unsafe the buses are right now. i received the report or the letter asking the san francisco health department to lower the distancing to 3 feet, and in there, it sites that trimet in oregon are operating at 3 feet, they only have 19 people, opposed to the 26 people that you proposed to have once the distancing goes into effect. i don't know if it already has been. i mean, in practice, it has been, but i don't know what the actual rules are right now because it's so unclear. trimet is also providing masks and sanitizer to all their patrons, so that's also something muni is not doing. in terms of ambassadors and proof of payment, they're still on their phones. i sent you some videos and pictures of ambassadors parked in red zones, on their phones. one was yelling at a lady to open the window the other day when it was raining when they were not enforcing the fares, and they're not enforcing the of cour masks. they're just yelling at us when it's raining

mr. speaker. rise today to honor the legacy of daniel miller, the eldest of galesburg, from illinois. mrs. bustos: his principal as, quote, always smiling and caring about quote.e, end in 2004, he joined the air force nd continued to lead as the senior airman. with great courage, he diffused worked e devices and with chemical and biological weapons. senior ry 7, 2007, irman miller, senior airman onkey and technical sergeant winer attempted to diffuse a car bomb in iraq. our nation will never be able to repay them but it's our duty to remember their service and it's commemorate y to airman ice of senior miller and name the post office illinois, as the airman miller post office building. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? mr. murphy: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. murphy: thank you, mr. speaker. like to address the crippling cost of student debt. although m

election, mr biden takes office onjanuary 20, a date he has always maintained that cannot come soon enough stop russell trott, bbc news. president trump's acting secretary of defense, christopher millerurity transition meetings were postponed due to a "mutually agreed holiday pause" — the biden team denies any agreement. we put all that to a former defence secretary, william cohen. in a very different, less divisive age, he, a republican, was appointed by democratic president bill clinton. well, my answer as there are no holidays from history, there are no holidays for national security. it's not as though you can take off, fly to mar—a—lago and leave the world to turn on its own. sojoe biden needs to have his team briefed in great detail on issues affecting our national security, and to the extent he is not getting dark, then our nation is put at risk. there is no more, i wouldn't say no more, but one of the most dangerous periods of time is between an election and the new administration. now, joe biden by virtue of many years in the senate and dealing with intelligence and two years of serving as vice president, he isa serving as vice president, he is a generally on intelligence. b

and tim miller, contributor to the bulwark, former communications director to jeb bush among others. jason, in light of mr. mcconnell's remarks is this a great day in the morning or just a tuesday in december? >> it's a tuesday in december. maybe it's the light at the end of the tunnel if that light is an oncoming train. look, the fact mitch mcconnell is willing to accept the facts after six weeks to me is just a reminder he's perfectly comfortable in engaging in sort of mendacity, dishonesty and provoking fear and ignorance if it serves his purposes. if i thought for one instant mitch mcconnell thought there was legitimate fraud and these investigations were real, i might give him some credit for coming to this conclusion today. but no, it was just another cynical move he engages in. my hope is in him making the statement in these conversations he's supposedly had with joe biden will lead to at least less acrimony but i don't give him any credit to saying something that was true that he knew was a lie. >> here is our friend steve schmidt discussing a change in his political affiliation. >> the republican

mr. froth we call him. i could go on and on about ron and i could go on and on about our cnbc contributor and president of farr, miller and washington gentlemen, it's always good to see you. we're going to close out the week with far and even farther, insan ash insana >> i would say if you're going to be accurate, given my current weight, you can go with far and wide >> thlet me turn back to the always slender michael farr. it sounds like i kind of want it both ways. you say the rule of stocks is buy low but few stocks are low and then you say the stocks are high, the path of least resistance is for them to move higher so what should i do? >> right this is one as a money manager you really feel awful. you're always nervous and right now you're most nervous. tesla's a great example of the sort of disparity and disruption among stocks and across the index and for markets. it's been going up it's over 1,300 times earnings for a pe we just heard from bob pisani that the s&p is trading at 22 that's still two standard deviations above the historical average. so for me, tyler, this is a time where even though stocks are trad

mr. holland the opportunity to respond to the question i asked chief miller about thinking of effectiveness and your -- can you share any early insider thoughts on how you're thinking of the effectiveness of electronic monitoring in mitigating those two risks that you identified on that chart of people not showing up or people engaging in, you know, problematic criminal activity. >> we're interested in taking a look at this. we're open to what the findings may be, but the findings that we have -- our understanding was summarized roughly in the presentation that i gave. we do take a look at the risks on the decision making framework. >> the information you presented doesn't really show whether electronic monitoring makes it more likely that someone shows up or electronic monitoring makes it less likely that they re-offend. who are being let out, who are at risk for re-offending or not showing up, and we throw an electronic monitor on them and the intuition or theory that is making the situation safer or making it more likely that they will show up for their trial date. >> well, if people do

mr. robinson, we are very happy you are here. [ laughter ] but we do have some questions about your masks >> bernie sanders! >> seth: you know, it's very troubling for me >> dennis millery, okay, okay, you win [ laughter ] you don't get enough credit, holmes >> seth: thank you, my friend. you are -- you are my friend >> look, the -- i love the sea captain. >> seth: see, now this is good to hear because nobody -- nobody gives the sea captain any respect. >> but the quarantine duck oh >> seth: oh, wow see -- >> that was -- that was the one. >> seth: so ira -- see you know, i feel as though we can bring ira back in the new year, because we did establish he's from brooklyn and there's no reason why he couldn't join us in the studio. >> please bring him back also, i googled the movie, "internal issues," and it hasn't been made. [ laughter ] it's a name now. [ laughter ] it could be a movie, a podcast, a band, a super power. >> seth: this is - >> internal issues, man. >> seth: as interviews go, this is my favorite ever. [ laughter ] >> aluminum. [ laughter ] >> seth: craig, this is so kind, and i want to -- but i want to talk about you too i mean i - >> wait, wait, how did t

mr. trump decapitated the civilian leadership at the department of defense -- he fired mark esper, who actually was extremely well qualified, and his other senior people were very competent, and he put in there chris millerreat combat officer, completely unqualified to be the secretary of defense, and he saddled him with four squirrely lads. i don't think chris miller's in any way directing department of defense policy. i think it's coming out of the white house. it's this group of people. now, to some extent, they're just hiding incompetence from four years of the trump administration. but there's a lot of money over there, and there's a lot of chicanery going on. so we ought to be concerned about it. we don't need to worry about a coup. if they call for a coup, nobody will come. we don't need to worry about the day-to-day management of the armed forces. the joint chiefs of staff, 25,000 people working in the pentagon, that's going to work. we do need to be very concerned about the next 30 days. >> yeah, i take both of those -- i agree with both of them, rebecca, and part of this is about how important the transition is, how delicate it is. and i guess one question is basically what's the guidance legal

representative aaron miller said of giuliani's closing comments, quote, i'm happy to thoughtfully listen to evidence and claims, and that was what today was supposed to be about, but mrealm of insanity. he made wild and broad partisan insults for several minutes that had nothing to do with the election, and it was frankly, unacceptable, shameful, and pathetic and distracts from any evidence that we might hear. i am utterly embarrassed. i'm embarrassed too. >> and you heard in georgia -- that's pretty tough. you heard in georgia that lawyer who has been tied to trump's dwindling legal efforts at a rally outside of atlanta yesterday urging georgians not to vote in the runoff races unless state officials actually follow the unsubstantiated voter fraud claims. he also ginned up, if you're a republican in georgia, got a special election coming up that's going to decide who's in control in the senate, you always like it when somebody who claims to be for republicans is leading a lock him up chant directed at the republican governor. now, this is what i love. you sit there and listen at what this lawyer is saying, and i mean, wait, is this -- how much is chuck schumer payin