>> mr. trump: no, i would end, and we had the border, the most secure, they say in 20 years, but really, i think from the beginning, it has never been like this. we built almost 500 miles of wall, and it was new wall. they like to say renovation, the renovation was we knocked down the old wall and built a new wall, and then they call it a renovation, but this was new wall, and incredible wall. that was, you know, really did a job. in addition to that, mexico worked great with us. we had a tremendous relationship, me with the president, who is a tremendous person, and they gave us 28,003 -- 28,000 soldiers along our border, and they stopped people from coming in. what you are seeing now is inhumane. these children and people, it tremendous a number of children, by the way, but they are living on top of each other, in squalor. this is squalor. that's why they won't allow the press to come in. we let the press go, and we have much smaller numbers, frankly, because people come up, but we let the press

mr. trump: the republican party is united.y division is between a handful of washington d.c. establishment political hacks. and everybody else all over the country. i think we have tremendous unity. reporter: that call for unity behind trump is a challenge to those republicans who want to unite the party behind someone else in a post trump era. the former president is not releasing his viselike grip on a clear majority of republican voters. >> every party, but now the republican party especially, has to look inside after january 6 and say, what have we become? how do we go forward from here? reaching out to donald trump in more of the same is not going to do that. reporter: as expected in his kitchen sink of a speech, he attacked his rivals, promised to defeat them, and repeated claims that he won the election. mr. trump: as you know, they just lost the white house. reporter: he left the door wide open for another run in 2024. mr. trump: who knows. i may even decide to beat them for a third time. reporter: it was a welcome mes

mr. trump redefined the party. guest: it was very clear in 2015 and 2016 that the republican elected elites and the donor elites were out of step with where republican voters and swing voters were. that is why donald trump on the nomination because he was the only person speaking to the issues he cared about as opposed to the issues a few people in think tanks mine or in elite circles were talking about. donald trump deserves credit for that. he made the party wake up and take a look and see what was going on outside the rivers of the potomac and the hudson. he deserves credit for that and hopefully the party has used those years wisely and will rededicate its efforts to talking about solving the problems the people want solved rather than the problems that the elites think need solved. host: in wisconsin, on the democrat line, michelle. caller: thank you for taking my call. i want to comment on the fact that ex president trump used hate and racism and violence and i just don't think that is the standing of the rep

mr trump told a conference of conservative supporters mr trump told a conference of conservative supportersflorida that the journey, begun four years ago when he became president, was "far from over". amid his attacks on president biden and his defence of his past administration, mr trump said that he would not be starting his own political party but further fuelled speculation that he might run again in 202a. from orlando, our north america correspondent nick bryant reports. music carnival time in orlando. a trumpian mardi gras. latins for trump! but this also had the feel of a revival meeting, a gathering that suggests that if there is to be a battle for the soul of the republican party, then the former president has the numbers to win. the loser of the 2020 election was greeted like a conquering hero. most people in this crowd still believe he won, and the big question on everyone�*s lips — will he run again? cheering who knows? i may even decide to beat them a third time. 0k? but he hasn't yet declared his candidacy. donald trump has always inspired a near cult—like devotion, and at thi

mr. trump's tweets. as a general rule, i don't pay attention to mr. trump's tweets.e true, i think, for the next six months. so you can just file that one. >> see? >> oh. >> awkward. i got shaded by the president of the united states. >> oh, i didn't take it that way. >> i definitely took it that way. and really, isn't that what it is? an awkward moment is how you feel. and i felt awkward. i got shaded. >> let me validate your feelings, i'm sorry. >> you have an awkward moment? >> my life. but i'm going to take someone else's, because this happens to me all the time. a friend of mine dropped me off so i could run in, grab some food. i run back, sit down, not her car. somebody else's car, and they were smiling at me, and that's how i almost got kidnapped by the way. >> we asked insomniacs, christian said me thinking someone's waving at me, and it's for someone behind me. kayla said tripping over the cordless phone. will ganss? >> aside from what i'm wearing right now, actually. kenneth, you're a part of mine. >> oh. >> yeah, i think we have the tape of when the snakes

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. >> reporter: mr. trump, who never formally conceded the 2020 election, after challenging the results for weeks, slammed his successor. >> joe biden has had the most disastrous first month of any president in modern history. that's true. [ cheers ] already the biden administration has proven that they are anti-jobs, anti-family, anti-borders, anti-energy, anti-women and anti-science. >> reporter: before the former president was set to take the stage, ohio representative jim jordan asserted mr. trump's role as party leader. >> leader of the conservative movement, the leader of the american first movement, the leader of the republican party, and i hope on january 20th, 2025, he is once again the leader of our great country. [ cheers ] >> reporter: the former president, who repeated false claims that the election was fraudulently stolen from him, also said the republican party remains strong and united. >> the only division is between a handful of washington, d.c., establishment, political hacks, and everybody

well actually if you look at the real picture mr trump was march a ruler and a much more course with russia than mr by the mr biden is just the insult you know president verb and you know if you made that terrible speech at the munich conference where he didn't even mention the fact that what you meant which one is the president he just said bolton is you know undermining our institutions so that's just the rudeness but it's a verbal rudeness problem cause ruled in the sense that he imposed on russia and heard of sanctions you know this counter and america said versus them sanctions act act cut so is unprecedented because it empowered the u.s. government to basically buy all the russian officials and on the rich businessmen and russia from their families so i think mr trump was much tougher on russia so far the news to bite them but they're never different that western media is completely false they do you claim in that trunk or somehow connected to khujand that you can count trump come to power and then trump for you to scold who can call that i can't imagine how would prompt scald

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the suit accusing mr. trumpluding rudy giuliani and other defendants like donald jr of putting congress in grave danger. this outlines the former president's actions leading to the day clueing tweets and speeches and says mr. trump violated federal civil rights laws as well as te ocolumbia. in a statement to kpix, the congressman said mr. trump is responsible saying it is a direct foreseeable consequence of the defendant's false incendiary allegations of fraud, theft and in direct response to express calls for violence at the rally, a violent mob attacked u.s. capitol and stopped congress' counting of electorial college votes. it goes onto say defendants assembled, inflamed, incited the mob and are wholly responsible for the injury and destruction that followed. the congressman was one of the impeachment managers in the case. so this is a bold move to try to revive it after of course it fizzled. >> thank you. >>> going live to capitol hill where lawmakers are back at it. >> after 11 hours yesterday, debate resum

the party but as you know mr trump is not the most truthful trustworthy into lockett's or we could talk about seriously i doubt if he will split the party because as of now the republican party is the trump party what's more likely is that the number of trump forces will split the republican party are now on the border crisis switching gears just a little bit biden once again pointed the finger at the trump administration who do you think is more responsible for the situation as it stands now because i mean at the very least you can say it's opposite ends of the spectrum in terms of policy. it's a very serious crisis you have unaccompanied minors who are streaming across the border from mexico into southern texas clearly what's at play is the fact the u.s. imperialism if i'm allowed to use that term has devastated the economies of the door and one duras you have a u.s. administration historically going back to brought obama that has supported a drug dealing administration and. there are gangs who are conducting a reign of terror in central america and so you see that many families see n

his own version, not like mr. trump. hoping to get a read from these top officials, people they have dealt with in the past, a sense of where the biden administration is going to put its focus and how much flexibility there is. before hand -- beforehand they said they would not countenance interference in their redlines. the chinese ambassador to washington said he hoped this would be a start for more regular communications to deal with those things they were able to deal with. for them, it is taking stock. they have been disabused of the idea they would get an engagement strategy like they had before. anchor: thank you. i know there is a briefing coming up. i will let you get out of the cold and go to the briefing. that was barbara plett-usher from anchorage. ♪ anchor: let's turn back to our coverage of the pandemic. france announced a new month long lockdown for the paris region. the prime minister says the country is suffering a new wave of fast spreading variants. reporter: bad news for paris and of the area around p

. >> reporter: mr. trump who never formally conceded the 2020 election after challenging the results for weeks slammed his successor. >> joe biden has had the most disastrous first month of any president in modern history. that's true. already the biden administration has proven that they are anti-jobs, anti- family, anti-borders, anti- energy, anti-women and anti- science. >> reporter: ohio representative jim jordan spoke before the former president was set to take the stage making a clear pronouncement asserting mr. trump's role as party leader. >> leader of the conservative movement. the leader of the america first movement. leader of the republican party. i hope in january 2025 he's the leader of our great country. >> reporter: the former president is expected to say the republican party remains strong and united and blamed what he calls a few washington establishment political hacks for any division. nancy chen, cbs news. >>> tonight, berkeley has lost one of its most tenacious advocates for the scores o

mr. trumpack on social media in about two to three months. miller said numerous companies have approached the former president, and he's held meetings on the subject at mar-a-lago. mr. trump was banned from several social media platforms including twitter, facebook, and youtube. >>> still ahead, do not pass go. a board game, "monopoly," is being refreshed for a new generation of players. for a ne generation of players. if you have obstructive sleep apnea and you're often tired during the day, you could be missing out on amazing things. sunosi can help you stay awake for them. once daily sunosi improves wakefulness in adults with excessive daytime sleepiness due to obstructive sleep apnea. sunosi worked for up to nine hours at 12 weeks in a clinical study. sunosi does not treat the cause of osa or take the place of your cpap. continue to use any treatments or devices as prescribed by your doctor. don't take sunosi if you've taken an maoi in the last 14 days. sunosi may increase blood pressure an

mr. trump's lawyer rudy giuliani, to spread false corruption allegations regarding president biden's familyn ukraine. konstantin kilimnik, also named in the report, was a close associate of paul manafort, mr. trump's former campaign chairman. >> this was putin's plan to try to hurt joe biden's candidacy by helping donald trump, by trying to drag joe biden down. and it was done very much with malice of forethought. >> reporter: a report also concludes that china considered trying to influence the election, but ultimately decided against it. jeff pegues, cbs news, washington. >> o'donnell: and late today, the white house said president biden will hold his first formal press conference a week from thursday. job one for today was to sell his covid relief plan and to convince more americans to get their shots. we get more from cbs' ed o'keefe. >> reporter: president biden visited hard hit chester, pennsylvania, today touting his covid relief bill as a lifeline. in add >> reporter: in addition to those $1,400 stimulus payments, the american rescue plan provides billions to fund vaccination center

mr. trump's and the trump organization's tax returns. that's the -- that's the real road map there, and many people, including the companies that they brought in, are able to decipher it. myself included. you don't need to charge him on 20 issues. all you need is one. and believe me, they have more than one. so my recommendation for allen, as i had stated to jane mayor, if -- unless you want to spend some time in a camp like i did and you want to put your boys at risk, i'm pretty sure that he'll be providing information to the district attorney. and look, when you have somebody like mark pomerantz who is a seasoned veteran when it comes to this type of litigation, he's been on both sides of the fence, a tough nosed prosecutor and a hard nosed defender, he knows the game better than anybody and i can't imagine who they're going to bring in order to challenge his capabilities. >> so pomerantz knows the game better than anyone, you know what was going on in the trump administration, trump organization better than anyone, you and allen weiss

president mr trump who tried to suggest that the coronavirus should be called the chinese virus someof his comrades said to be called the chinese communist party barbarous mr trump suggested that it should be called flu and the coronavirus as you know it said a devastating impact on united states of america 550000 people have died thus far it's led to a slowdown in the u.s. economy and i think that this rhetoric coming from the top particularly from the white house was not very helpful in terms of helping to tamp down this escalation asian pacific islander violence do you think the public response to that and the asian a crime is comparable with how the public responded to a black lot it's for example. probably not but i think that there probably has something to do with the fact the anti black violence. history to say you probably know who did united states was built on the backs of instantly africans and that led to a us civil war 861 to 865 that led to the death on us battlefields of tens of thousands hundreds of thousands individuals so i think that that particular factor helps t

mr. trump's account nearly a week after that insurrection at the u.s. capitol, while he was still president. the company said the account tried to upload a video that violated youtube policies. facebook and twitter, also, suspended mr. trump's accounts for the same reason. >>> anxious tourism officials are demanding the guidelines for welcoming back business and leisure travelers. claiming that california losses $4 billion every month it delays holding meetings and events. the governor has released a blueprint for a safer economy. but the tourism-and-event industry says it has no guidelines in that for them. >>> bike crashes are down thanks to some welcome additions when the park was closed for traffic due to the pandemic, there was an uptick in solo-bicycle collisions. the state park department installed four new bike turnouts. making a total of 17. they allow cyclists to and let drivers pass. >>> the warriors played their last game tonight before the all-star break. coming up. >>> happening now, more museums opening around the bay area. the asian art

mr. trump, you are with me? >> yes, i am. >> harris: let's start with why you are calling this a national disaster. >> well, they are destroying our country. the gentleman said the violence in his country. we're bringing the violence to our country because many of the people coming are not non-violent people. they are violent people. many of the people coming. these countries don't send out their finest and in some cases i'm sure you have wonderful, fine people, but you also have criminals, you have murderers, you have sex traffickers, you have a lot of very bad people coming into our country. and they are doing nothing about it. they will be released or already being released. yesterday they announced they are going to let them go into the country, no courts, no nothing. it is crazy. they are destroying our country. this is just like with the vaccine where they say let's blame trump. we had record positive numbers and frankly in another couple of weeks we could have finished up the wall. they ended construction

and i think if we look back particularly during the trump administration, mr. trumpsaudi arabia, he said business is open. matter of fact, donald trump even complimented mbs, the saudi leader, for the kind of crackdowns that took place during donald trump's tenure. and this is a very messy neighborhood. saudi arabia, record towards dissidents, towards women have been pretty dreadful for decades. they are a key ally this in terms of our -- chris: sir, i just have to ask you -- [inaudible conversations] >> let me finish though -- chris: sir -- [inaudible conversations] >> -- intelligence committee. it was our intelligence committee that passed the law that made this report public. and i think what we've seen out of the biden administration is they've taken the first step of sanctioning those individuals around mbs. i think they need to keep open additional sanctions against mbs if we don't see a change in behavior. chris: then there was the u.s. airstrike in eastern syria this week against iranian-backed militias. it seemed that in the obama administration they felt th

or days beforehand is a very provocative way of functioning biden and ministration has followed mr trump in not raising the minimum wage now is falling mr trump in sanctioning frankly as an american i'm embarrassed by all of this the idea as mr blanken said that there are punishing china for how it runs hong kong hong kong is part of china it was by force taken by england for a century which gave it back no one in their right mind to questions that this is an internal matter of the chinese it says if the chinese decided to sanction americans because of how we treated prior to recall and since mr blanton mentions north korea you're trying to wonder are we going to be held accountable because mexico is not treating it's a win then properly provoking demonstrations every day in mexico city and what kind of behavior no other country in the world practices this kind of moral lecturing of other people who do things that may indeed be bad but what can the world would we lived in if every country that disapproves of other country's internal behavior behaves in this way it will not have a big eco

mr trump told a conference of conservative supporters the journey that started four years ago when hehe also said he wouldn't be starting his own political party. from orlando, florida, our north america correspondent nick bryant sent this. carnival time in orlando. a trumpian mardi gras. latins for trump! but this also had the feel of a revival meeting, a gathering that suggests that if there is to be a battle for the soul of the republican party, then the former president has the numbers to win. the loser of the 2020 election was greeted like a conquering hero. most people in this crowd still believe he won, and the big question on everyone's lips — will he run again? cheering. who knows? i may even decide to beat them a third time, ok? cheering. but he hasn't yet declared his candidacy. donald trump has always inspired a near cult—like devotion, and at this conservative conference, they even put a golden idol on display. we're praising donald trump, in thanksgiving for all he's accomplished for this nation, and with god's blessing, he will continue to accomplish, we praise the lord

mr. trump said sunday that he won't form a third because it would divide the center-right coalition and elect democrats. but he also laid out his political enemies list and is clearly bent on revenge against anyone who voted to impeach or convict him or disagrees with his election claims. these intraparty fights will sap gop energy and resources when their priority now should be retaking congress in 2022. mr. trump's base of support means he will play an important role in the gop. buff as the biden months roll on and the policy consequences of the 2020 defeat become stark, perhaps the party's grassroots will begin to look past the trump era to a new generation of potential standard barriers. as long as republicans focus on the grievances of the trump past, they won't be a governing majority. so, joe, what they're saying is trump equals losing. . >> he does. they are the party of grievance. as "the wall street journal" said, the party of grievances past. i want you to compare the republican part

this comes of course, after mr trump was banned from twitter and other social media sites following theck in january, joining us now to discuss further is larry maggot, tech expert and ceo of connect safely dot orc, larry always good to see you here. you know, i'm curious if you think this sort of makes sense, you know, given what we saw happen with former president trump being banned from from twitter and from facebook. what do you expect? this platform toe look like? looks very interesting what i expected to look like if the love fest for donald trump and his supporters and what i find disturbing about this, whether it was coming from a democrat or republican trump fighting or anybody else is the idea of a social media services coming from the perspective. of a particular ideology or candidate or even party because one of the things that i love about twitter and facebook is at least you have the possibility of having a dialogue with people who may not agree with you and every aspect. but if you have a social media company that's dominated by trump supporters run by donald trump himsel

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what other chances do you think that mr trump is returning to take power on march the fourth? likely. is the kind of lie that has motivated these domestic terrorists, particularly the ones who are january six attacked the us capital, and actually stopped our democracy. i think we have learned a lot of lessons since january sex and that is the reason this intelligence has been regarded as an important element to alerting the congress as to his stomach this potential threat, congress as to his stomach this potentialthreat, but congress as to his stomach this potential threat, but i doubt whether we will see a repeat of the events that took place on january six. but how serious a threat do _ january six. but how serious a threat do you _ threat do you think it is? i don't question the nature of the threat, and i think because there are questions about the level of intelligence that was provided prior to the january sex situation, i'm sure they are looking very closely at the credibility of the intelligence that they have, and it properly does indicate that there is an extremist g

speaking of mr. trump, trump's former defense secretary told vice news he thinks trump's words and actions inspired his supporters to attack the capitol. the justice department said in court documents this morning it expects to file charges against at least 100 more people. 320 are already facing federal charges. the doj says, quote, the investigation and prosecution of the capitol attack will likely be one of the largest in american history both in terms of the number of defendants and the nature of the volume of the evidence. again, president biden expected to host a rose garden ceremony today at 11:30. we'll bring that to you as it happens. >> scott, looking forward to it. >>> new release to help a family find justice. >>> plus -- >> we're all in this together. the only way to rise above it is to really lean on each other. >> it's been one year since the pandemic took hold that changed our world. next on "today in the bay" midday newscast, we look at what did keep us pushing forward. >>> new details. pe

twitter ban mr. trump after the january 6 riot. after the speech people close to mr. he remained mad about the election result. that's it for our program. another addition of washington journal comes your way at 7:00 tomorrow morning. see you then. ♪ ♪ announcer: you are watching c-span, your unfiltered view of government. c-span was created by america's cable television companies in 1979. today we are brought to you by these television companies who provide c-span2 viewers as a public debt c-span to viewers as a public service. >> on friday night, the house passed a one $.9 trillion covid relief package, including checks for individuals, funding for state and local governments, and extension in unemployment benefits, and a hike in the federal minimum wage. when they are back, they will turn attention to police reform and voting rights. the senate returns to continue work on cabinet nominees with votes on miguel cardona to be education secretary and gina raimondo to be commerce secretary. as early as tuesday, the senate is expected to take up the covid relief package n

and i disagree with mr. trump, but he still raised some fair questions even if his style could be challenged. even if mr. blinken and president biden get their way, we return to where we were at the end of 2016 but all the problems are still there. a speech that emphasizes multilateralism and cooperation maybe repairs some of the challenge of the trump years, but it doesn't actually chart a path forward. i thought the speech was fine for an early day's kind of speech, just to try to recapture the bipartisan tradition of professionalism and respectful diplomacy that i think americans have typically seen in their democratic and republican president's administration, but i don't think it advanced the ball very far on any big issue that i can think of. >> glenda, savannah, georgia, an independent. >> caller: hi. greta, i think you guys do a great job with your method of questioning. when somebody is asked about how their opinion was formed or how they came to their opinion, you know, it affects people who don't even t

it names mr. trump and rudy giuliani. swalwell's suit includes donald trump, jr. and representative mo brooks. he says as a foreseeable consequence of the defendant's faults and fraud and theft and in direct response to the defendant's express calls for violence at the rally, a violent mob attacked the u.s. capitol. >>> ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbs nbay area. >> the duchess of sussex means what it is to speak for herself. >>> the new extended preview of her conversation with oprah you will see only on cbs. >>> at a time when so many are struggling with unemployment and hunger. a new surge of volunteers is stepping up to help. how people are finding new ways to give back. this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. . it's royals week at kpix as we get ready for harry and meghan's exclusive interview with oprah. they are telling their story after leave england one year ago. >> we have a new clip from cbs this morning. meghan tells oprah what it means to

mr. trump refuses to take responsibility for those defeats contrary to all evidence., all i have to say is, meow. let the games begin. >> yeah, baby. just meow all night long. i love it. it's good. push back on crazy. the only thing donald trump has done for republicans is lost elections. i mean, look, this is not a complicated formula here. robert and i can tell you. it's a game of inches, it's about addition, not subtraction. it's about building the bases around the country that can get you to keep the majority. we have the majority. i got it in 2010. ain't got it anymore. look at that arc. so "the wall street journal" is absolutely right. going after karl rove is hysterical, because everyone in the party knows what karl rove has done, not a rino, liz cheney is not a rino, the only rino is donald trump. that's the crazy part. but with rove, this is about money, baby. this is about the cash. because karl rove helped build that financial network that has sustained the rnc for all these years. he still has these taps into donors around the country. and notice that the

mrs. trump also got the vaccine.ld you recommend to our audience that they get the vaccine then? >> i would. i would recommend it and i would recommend it to a lot of people that don't want to get it and a lot of those people voted for me, frankly. but again, we have our freedoms and we have to live by that and i agree with that also. but it is a great vaccine. it is a safe vaccine and it is something that works. we have been working around the clock and what i got the fda to do, this would not have happened. this would have happened many, many years from now if i didn't get involved and if we didn't get involved. >> maria: tell me more about that. i remember you were talking about when you were in office, you were talking about the meeting that you held with the major pharmaceutical company heads and you were garnering all of their support to work together to ensure that a vaccine was on the market as soon as possible and you said that one issue that you were trying to do was to alleviate any bureaucracies within th

it is accusing mr. trump and several allies including rudy giuliani. it accuses trump of putting members of congress in grave danger. similar to the impeachment trial it outlines the former president's actions leading to this day. the suit aims to find mr. trump personally responsible and in doing so saying he violated federal civil rights laws as well as terrorism and bias crime statutes in the district of columbia. the suit was filed in federal court this morning. we'll have more on this throughout the day. >> thank you. >>> after 11 hours yesterday, debate will resume on the $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief. last night wisconsin republican ron johnson requested reading the entire bill out loud. eventually the bill advanced to debate stage without support of a single gop senator. vice president kamala harris cast the deciding vote. >> all i am trying to do is make this a more deliberative process and obviously shine the light on this abusive obscene amount of money. >> we democrats want america to hear what's in the plan. >> the bill was read aloud un

mr. trump and melania trump got their vaccines before leaving the white house in january and while the vaccine effort in the suzuki gaining steam, europe is in the grip of a third wave of infections and lock downs. >> reporter: it seems like yesterday i was ording a c cappacino but around italy they are locking down again. new cases and deaths are climbing due to new variants and a shortage of vaccines. >> we have less than 50% of the expected doses at the present time. i think the same has happened everywhere. it is i think a european problem. another european problem, people letting down their guard. to make matters worse, italy can't use one of the available vaccines, astrazeneca, after a growing number of nations temporarily suspended it amid reports of patients dying of blood clots shortly after getting the shot. they say there is no evidence of causation and it is strictly a precaution. the latest set-back in a country that already suffered so much. today amid the biggest recession since

mr. trump redefined the party.: it was very clear in 2015 and 2016 that the republican elected elites and the donor elites were out of step with where republican voters and swing voters were. that is why donald trump on the nomination because he was the only person speaking to the issues he cared about as opposed to the issues a few people in think tanks mine or in elite circles were talking about. donald trump deserves credit for that. he made the party wake up and take a look and see what was going on outside the rivers of the potomac and the hudson. he deserves credit for that and hopefully the party has used those years wisely and will rededicate its efforts to talking about solving the problems the people want solved rather than the problems that the elites think need solved. host: in wisconsin, on the democrat line, michelle. caller: thank you for taking my call. i want to comment on the fact that ex president trump used hate and racism and violence and i just don't think that is the standing of the republica

that suit accuses mr. trump, donald trump jr., rudy giuliani and mo brooks of violating federal civil rights incitement laws because of the capitol riot. essentially it seeks to bring charges from the former president's impeachment trial into a civil case. swalwell you may remember helped argue the house impeachment case. he said today that while critics may argue it's time to move on, the suit is an important reminder that not even the president is above the law. >> it lays at the door mat of the former president the responsibility for the attack that he incited on january 6th for what he had done before and the provocation in assembling the mob and inflaming the mob and ultimately inciting the mob and the injuries came to the congress when your votes couldn't be counted for over seven hours. >> this is the second lawsuit of its kind. last month a similar case was filed by a mississippi representative and the naacp. >>> vice president kamala harris' childhood home in berkeley could soon be named a historic land

and despite losing by more than 7 million votes, mr. trump insists he should still be president. >> actually, as you know, they just lost the white house. but it's one of those thing. how the hell is it possible that we lost? it's not possible. >> up first today, the urgent pandemic challenge. there is new help. johnson & johnson's single-dose vaccine is approved and being shipped. the initial supplies of this new vaccine are modest. still, the biden covid team says nearly 4 million doses of j&j's vaccine should be distributed this week this as the biden administration tries to make march a month of giant progress in the immunization race. >> i remain deeply concerned about a potential shift in the trajectory of the pandemic. the latest cdc data continue to suggest that recent declines in cases have leveled off at a very high numbers. i am worried that more states are rolling back the impact public health measures we have recommended to protect people from covid-19. i understand the temptation to do this. 70,000 cases a day seems good compare

some are related purely to the time in which mr. trumped on conduct that has nothing to do during the time that he was president. >> you mentioned the prosecutors, the multiple prosecutors. what do the appointments of prosecutors in new york as well as in georgia tell you about where these investigations may be headed? >> one of the prime directors of prosecutors when they are looking at cases, they're looking at facts is first you ask yourself what is the path of least resistance for me in making my case based on the facts and the law? in the course of these investigations, in particular you can look at what cy vance and his office are doing in manhattan or what is happening in tish james's office in the new york a.g.'s office with respect to their investigation. they are looking at that conduct, again, irrespective of mr. trump's time in office, based on potential tax improprieties, whether it's in connection with the tax returns themselves, whether they evidence crimes in association with tax deductions that he's taken. again, all of t

because this thing might agree again on some but i think if this is a need luzhin because of after mr trump mr biden will fall over same duck treen for many decide many dictates which is america thoughts well india and the going to say the russian president vladimir putin has said in recent years that he's seen american presidents change but the policy stays the same p.r. emanuel tom and the president of the year are confident geo political thing tank we appreciate your time thank you for joining us on r.t. today. british authorities have blasted what they called a mob of animals who damaged property torched police vans and injured 20 officers in riots against a controversial bill to expand police powers. i thank i thank you. essentially what we've seen over the weekend is the number of protests there in the southwest and since you are still in england then it's in response to a bail out of a government bill and rule being class called the police crime sentencing in courts bill and sensually there have been many concerns that this is someone of the age of pony and piece of legislation that

the head of apple to see mr. trump. he did not say dial back the trade war.this is really important. he did not say dial back the trade war. he said that the trade war is unfairly helping south korean companies like samsung. and that there needs to be away to figure out this trait more so in third countries not benefiting from the u.s. trade war with china because the real beneficiary as far as the ceo of apple was concerned should be apple. in other words, silicon valley understands that they require u.s. pressure on china to make china surrender its advances in high-tech, telecommunications, robotics, green technology, someone, so u.s. firms can continue to make money off the patents, to continue to make money as rent seeking companies. because they are certainly not making money as innovative producers. what are the new major technologies and a green technology produced in the united states? not much. much of the big development have taken place in germany and china. as the reason why u.s. high-tech firms are basically alignedith this cold war mentality th

lisa: and yet at a conservative conference in orlando on sunday, mr. trump raised the idea of fraud. mr. trump: we should eliminate the insanity of the mass and very corrupt mail-in voting. and republicans have to do something about it. lisa: republicans across the country are heeding the call. some 250 election law bills in 43 states, concentrated most in swing states trump lost. the brennan center for justice is tracking it. its president, michael waldman. michael: there's a surge of restrictive voting laws being pushed by legislators -- three times as many as just two years ago. andrea: they have the power to change the rules. and they are using that power to pick their own voters. lisa: andrea young heads the aclu in georgia. she believes republicans in the state house are attempting a power grab by directly limiting voting. andrea: the result in november was an accurate reflection of the votes cast in the state of georgia. and now that system is something that is under attack. there are 50 bills that would unravel the system that that allowed five milli

among those who paid to travel and tend big expectations that mr. trumpill remavecven -- ren a force and maybe a k.d. >> if -- canadia a force and maybe a candidate. >> i love him. >> the 45th president is stoking the suspense the attention and influence he craves may still accessible among core supporters who does not turn away after insurrection and impeachment. he called for election reform while repeating his grievances and false claims. >> this election was rigged and supreme court and other courts didn't want to do anything about it >> speaking for about 90 minutes donald trump called out by name every house republican and senator who voted to impeach him and respurjted -- urged voters to get rid of liz cheney she said it is time to move beyond donald trump. he dropped plenty of hints of possibly running himself again for the white house in four years. frances? >> he's had a lot of cover after a stretch of silence, kelly, thanks. >>> pop icon lady gaga has been reunited with her beloved z french bull dogs after being stolen at gun point and her dog