mr. white i believe this is your first time before congress, we will go plunkett easy on you. >> thank you. good afternoon, chair connolly, ranking member hice, and members of the chair committee. -- in this role i am responsible in assisting the development and execution of that delivering for a plan within the office of postmaster general. i appreciate the opportunity to discuss what the postal service has discussed for the peak holidays at all levels of the organization. specifically i will detail our ongoing hiring campaign, improvement to our ongoing capacity. facility acquisition. optimization of our vehicle flee. and implementation of new technology to expedite processing in delivery. most importantly, service delivery remain strong throughout the country. performance is better now than the same period in 2020 and 2021. the average time for delivery of a male piece of package across the postal network is just 2.5 days. our service an operational improvements were demonstrated in the covi

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white house. and it was really concerning to mrs. that the white house was not open for so many people to see. so she came up with one of the most popular things of all times, barney cam, and she had two tons of media interviews and things, letting the tv cameras into the white house. but they also put a video camera on their little dog, barney had barney run through the white house. so you really could, during the holidays, log on to the white house and see it at any time. all these wonderful images that not only barney took, but some of the staff took, and it was one of the most successful web launches of all time. so i think it had 2 million hits on its debut i'm sorry, 24 million views on the day it was hit. a big difference, but it was 24 million views and 12 three a season of stories i love most about this holiday is that it's very much like all of our own families. mrs. first lady laura bush like her mother in law, barbara bush cared a lot about literacy. and like many us, will borrow ornaments from our family members. first l

mrs. white feature took 20 years. ok. 20 years of texas. of money that, that public days or to court for day, entirely procedure to do government. what it may earlier is here the cultural ge to clear the area. no people know construction, local say the buildings were being destroyed even before they made decision. those buildings are illegal. israel claims and response, i think it was a mistake. there was no need for a compromise, but the army nevertheless, offered many, many compromises. and every time that both hands, rosa pro compromises built in the area where a few buildings without any legal permits, without any legal claim to the land. and it was all rejected. and the data shows that there are so much more elegant buildings by palestinians that are built do in order to create the posting and state them to change the status quo on the ground. and sadly, the israel, yes or if you do not demolish, emma, i think we should demolish much more. more than 40 years did not bring a solution that would satisfy base sites. and it now seems the f

i wasn't as effective as other people were in a lot of some people remark like mr. white miss their clinic and fled to get to charlottesville, locally eligible to make sure they have to reschedule whole entire 3. you said to fly into amsterdam, and then to my long lost destination. my have to go to london from london to amsterdam and from amsterdam. so i extended my flying thyme and connection time, and there was the great grandson of cameron's do allah, community king executed by the german colonial administration in their cameroon campaign. a century ago has spoken to r, t about the impact of european colonialism on his family, as well as the african continent. the cameroon campaign took place during the 1st world war when british, french and belgian forces invaded the german colony. in 1914, most of the campaign took place in cameroon, but skirmishes also broke out in british nigeria, when germany was defeated. britain and france agreed to divide cameroon, despite the conflict lasting just 2 years and taking place a century ago. descendants of the king of the do all th

the white house historical association and the rubenstein center for white house history continue mrs. kennedy's living legacy with white house historic preservation acquisitions and education it began with a vision and a vow that continues to sustain us as a nation. you know, although i have seen that footage many times. there's still moments that give me chills as i reflect on the work of the association over the past 60 years and the incredible opportunities. we're going to have working with future presidents and first ladies. he was really a special honor to have the daughter of president and mrs. kennedy at the gala. ambassador caroline, kennedy has been a wonderful friend and supporter of the association and she shared inspirational remarks on the founding and early work of the association. it's hard to believe that my mother was only 31 with a three-year-old. a newborn baby and a very busy husband when she became first lady. and it's hard to believe too how much she dreaded moving into the white house? the most terrible thing has happened. she wrote to her friend bunny melon th

in at least a different pace, if not with less acuity towards the people who did serve in the white house? mrr is not that powerful, a low level white house aide, his credential privileges risk dripped after he snuck in for the military coup meeting where they did stand down. why don't they have a process for these people? >> that's a great question. this speculation, but i really think that one of the many things that the january 6th committee does that is so important. he basically gave cover and leeway for the department to take up what was going on in the white house, and not to just pursue the people that are footsoldiers. and in many ways, there is sort of a public aspect to prosecution, and the january 6th committee operates into front. getting the public to understand, and in many ways, come up with evidence. i can tell you, it changes the way that i think about january 6th, and in many ways just calling it that is a misnomer, because their point is that that's just the combination of a large conspiracy that happened. and so that really goes to the point where if you think you can ask

mr. white house correspondent and actually, they did go up at the doocy house.e have two things that are traditions in addition to running down the stairs, and that is you have to wrap your christmas present. you can't just you're going to give it to somebody. you can't just drop it in a gift bag. that's too easy because this shows you actually put some time into it. but then we also have a tradition where you have to put some thought into it and rather than have a card, we have the kids write poems to us which are often quite humorous, terrible rhymes in some cases, but it's a family tradition and we do that every year. thank you so much for joining us for this fox nation christmas special. you can purchase all american christmas at amazon on fox. news books rt.com want to know, will you get the book anywhere? it'd be a great gift. or a great souvenir of this christmas with your favorite fox personalities. that's right. merry christmas, everybody. christmas. merry christmas. and i love you. merry christmas, family america. merry christmas. merry christmas, amer

lisa: garfield mr. white sox.out the weather, a lot of weather going on this week that can impact everybody in the country, i'll show you what i'm talking about this morning, big showers across immediate gulf coast we need a lot of the moisture and were getting some. across parts of the southeast and sick of it you still need it we have a lot of drought going on across the southeast we have the first real significant snow coming across parts of the northeast that will be throughout the day today, mostly rain on the immediate coastline although a transition of snowflakes around new york city by tomorrow morning some spots . there we're going to watch a storm this week that's going to have a big impact for severe weather especially on tuesday the biggest chance for tornado in northern louisiana and southern arkansas be prepared for that. back to you inside. pete: coming up looking for the perfect gift for someone in your family, from atvs to jet skis, shipwright has some awesome ideas up next. ♪ pete: what's a bette

mr. white, thanks so much for coming on . so they said they were going to make it better. it doesn't sound like they have made it better for the people of buckhead. >> no, sir. thank you. thank you for having us on. our heart goes out to eleanor bowles's family. and just about three weeks prior to that, chris everhard contractor was brutally murdered. both assailants were in the progress of robbing or committing crimes. one was being chased by apd, the atlanta police department. the other was being chased by the liquor store owner, called the police. the police didn't show up to pick him up. he went over a wall and stabbed beautiful eleanor bowles to death. the other man got in a car accident after apd didn't chase him and he went off and shot chris everhart, a fifty seven year old contractor, and stole his car as well. listen, crime is not down in buckhead and the mayor keeps coming into atlanta and he says when there's a murder, buckhead, hey, buckhead. crime is down. sit down, shut up. pay your taxes. and i'm telling you, the people of buckhead have had it. atlanta can

mr. president, to be here with you today at the white house honored and moved, like you said, mr. are sisters in their fight for freedom. france, from the beginnings of american independence, the inception of your country and the united states in the life sacrifice from the trenches of the somme to the beaches of normandy. accordingly, we bear a duty to this shared history. as war returns to the european soil following russia's aggression against ukraine and in light of the multiple crises our nations and our societies. face. we need to become brothers and arm once more. the spirit of fraternity must enable us to build an agenda of hope as our two countries share the same face in democratic values and in progress through science and knowledge. our democracy on both sides of the ocean are being shaken by the same doubt. and for our ability to be sufficiently strong and effective when it comes to the challenges we share, those of climate, geopolitics and technology. they are in down in the face of real activism, false information -- doubt in the face of real activism, false informat

mr. president, to be here with you today at the white house. honored and moved, like you said, mr. their fight for freedom. frns from the beginning of the american independence, the inception of your country and the united states in the long sacrifice from the trenches of the somme to the beaches of normandy. president macron: [speaking french] >> accordingly, we bear a duty to the shared history. as war returns to the european soil following russia's aggression against ukraine, in the in -- and in light of the multiple crises our nations and societies face, we need to become brothers in arms once more. president macron: [speaking french] >> the spirit of fraternity must enable us to build an agenda of ambition and hope as our two countries share the same faith and freedom in democratic values, in empowerment of work, and in progress through science and knowledge. president macron: [speaking french] >> our democracy on both sides of the ocean are being shaken by the same doubt. and for our ability to be sufficiently strong and effective when it comes to the challenges we share, tho

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and with america more immediately, the white house would feel probably it would help for mr zelinskive of this whether or not to approve the aide for ukraine of mr volodymyr zelenskyy is making a personal appeal that that might persuade some people. liege personal appeal that that might persuade some people.- persuade some people. live on caitol persuade some people. live on capitol hill. — persuade some people. live on capitol mu, will _ persuade some people. live on capitol hill, will be _ persuade some people. live on capitol hill, will be back- persuade some people. live on capitol hill, will be back with l capitol hill, will be back with you when we can see life pictures there of the floor of the us house of representatives and we can see nancy pelosi and the speak of the house of representatives who invited president zelensky at two o'clock yesterday and rather dramatically, she released a letter saying in the face of putting's horrible atrocities, ukrainian freedom fighters have inspired the rope with their unbreakable spirit and with that letter, she invited president zelensk

choice for a president if they want to make their tax records public, although mr trump was the first person elected to the whitenearly five decades. here's the statement mr trump released a few hours ago. although these tax returns contain relatively little information and not information that almost anybody would understand — they are extremely complex — the radical democrats�* behaviour is a shame upon the us congress. as the year draws to an end, spare a thought for the world's 500 richest people who have lost almost $1.1; trillion this year. that's according to the bloomberg billionaires�* index, and it suggests the biggest losers included the tech entrepreneurs and russian oligarchs. earlier, i had a chat with our reporter emily brown. what did this index tell us of all these rich people? well, $1.1; trillion is clearly a staggering amount. we've been taking a look at some of the names on that list, starting with elon musk, who has lost his title as the world's richest man — and this is after the values in shares of his company tesla fell, and this was also impacted by some concerns about changes to twitte

mr. clark intended to send a letter that he had drafted with the help of a political appointee that the white house installed at doj with just weeks left in the administration. mr. clark intended to send the letter to officials in numerous states informing them falsely, of course, the department had identified significant concerns about the election results in the state and encouraging the state legislatures to come to special session to consider appointing trump rather than biden electors. and reaction to mr. clark's proposed letter. >> drafting letters without the knowledge of what the department had actually done in terms of investigations, that he was being reckless and i recall toward the end saying what you are proposing is nothing less than the united states justice department meddling in the outcome of the presidential election. >> knowing leadership would not support the false election claims, president trump offered mr. clark the job of acting attorney general. in a dramatic january 3rd meeting in the oval office, rosen, donahue, white house counsel pat cipollone and eric herschmann

choice for a president if they want to make their tax records public, although mr trump was the first person elected to the whiteo do so for nearly five decades. here's the statement mr trump released a few hours ago. although these tax returns contain relatively little information and not information that almost anybody would understand — they are extremely complex — the radical democrats�* behaviour is a shame upon the us congress. bruce fein is a constitutional lawyer and a former associate deputy attorney—general under president ronald reagan. he gave me his reaction to the release of the documents. first of all, mr trump's statement is facetious. every president except himself has had their tax returns publicised. it's been voluntary, not compelled under a century—old statute. and i was in washington when president richard nixon's tax returns were released. he had to pay hundreds of thousands of extra dollars, had been audited, actually, by thejoint committee on internal revenue rather than the irs in order to ensure neutrality. we don't know for certain, because the documentation that should support the en

white nationalism. what is the party's bionre ilisityrmn tes of mr. lican party doesn't allow white nationalism to continue. that narrative that's trying to be created is demonstrably false and very offensive to republicans like me. in the end, rhetoric that is heated from both sides where you had bernie sanders and nancy pelosi talking about republicans killing people because we wanted to fix a broken health care system. again, they're going to use their rhetoric that they think is going to gain them support for legislation, gain them support for electoral wins. i don't agree with it. it's not something i use. lisa: but do y think that is baseless? mr. davis: yes. lisa: there are examples of republicans, elected members of congress using anti-semitic rhetoric. your own primary opponent you criticized for using what you said white nationalist language. mr. davis: well, we want to talk about anti-semitism. weave some democratic members of congress that have have used anti-semitic language. this isn't related just to the republican party. i call out bad

mr. clark intended to send a letter that he had drafted with the help of a political appointee the the whitee installed a doj with just weeks left in the administration. mr. clark intended to send the letter to officials in numerous states, informing them falsely of course at the department had identified significant concerns about the election results in their state and encouraging their state legislatures to come in the special session to consider appointing trump rather than biden electors. this is donahue describing his reaction to the proposed letter. >> drafting letters without the knowledge of what the department had actually done terms of investigation, that he was being reckless. i recall toward the end saying what you're proposing is nothing less than the justice department meddling in the outcome of the presidential election. >> knowing the leadership would not support his false election claims, president trump offered mr. clark the job of acting attorney general in a dramatic genworth or meeting at the oval office, rosen, donahue, white house counsel pat cipollone, white house la

choice for a president if they want to make their tax records public, although mr trump was the first person elected to the whitecades. here's the statement mr trump released a few hours ago. although these tax returns contain relatively little information and not information that almost anybody would understand they are extremely complex, the radical democrats' behaviour is a shame upon the us congress. former presidents trump there. as the year draws to an end — spare a thought for the world's 500 richest people — who have lost almost one point four trillion dollars this year. that's according to the bloomberg billionaires�* index, and it suggests the biggest losers included the tech entrepreneurs and russian oligarchs. 0ur reporter emily brown has been looking through the figures. emily, what are the headlines? what does it say? what does it tell us? " ., tell us? $1.4 trillion, it really is _ tell us? $1.4 trillion, it really is a _ tell us? $1.4 trillion, it really is a staggering i tell us? $1.4 trillion, it - really is a staggering amount and we have been taking a look at some of the names on that list, s

speaking at the signing ceremony at the white house, mr biden said it was an historic day: today's aca takes a vital step toward equality, toward liberty and justice, notjust for some, but for everyone, everyone! toward creating a nation where decency, dignity and love are recognised, honoured and protected. our correspondent, peter bowes, has the latest. it means in practice that there is now federal or country wide recognition of same—sex and interracial marriages. it was prompted and it may seem like there was a rush to get to get through congress — it was prompted by the decision of the supreme court early this year to deny the constitutional rights of women in this country to have an abortion. there have been some concerns that the supreme court, a conservative leaning supreme court, could at some point in the future make a similar decision that would essentially overturn a previous decision, giving the rights of same—sex couples, interracial couples, to get married. it was interesting that there was bipartisan support for this bill. now a law, that is all of the democrats and e

mr. clark intended to send a letter that he had drafted with the help of a political appointee that the white house installed at doj with just weeks left in the administration. mr. clark intended to accepted the letter to officials in numerous states, informing them falsely, of course, that the department had identified significant concerns about the election results in their state and encouraging their state legislators to come into special session to consider appointing trump rather than biden electors. here's acting deputy attorney general donahue describing his reaction to mr. clark's proposed letter. >> sending drafting letters without the knowledge of what the department had actually done in terms of the investigations, that he was being reckless. and i recall towards the end saying what you're proposing is nothing less than the united states justice department meddling in the outcome of the election. >> knowing they would not support his false election claims, president trump offered mr. clark the job of acting attorney general. in a dramatic january 3rd meeting, rosen, donahue, pat ci

some of those requests are already going through ahead of a meeting with mr zielinski at the white house, the biden administration announced another military aid package worth more than $1.8 billion american people are prepared to have us stand up to bullies stand up for freedom. lansky's address comes as congress votes on a massive spending bill that includes $45 billion in aid for ukraine. a new state law aimed at creating transparency what california employers will start having to do come january. 1st also there might be one fallout from lower gas prices, the latest from triple a coming up after the break. now, it's official. xfinity has the fastest internet and the fastest mobile service. that's right, xfinity just increased internet speeds... again! and xfinity mobile gives you can't-catch-me speeds. plus, save hundreds on internet for your first two years when you add mobile. the fastest internet, the fastest mobile service, and major savings? can't argue with the facts. get gig speed internet for $50 a month for 2 full years when you add xfinity mobile with unlimited data. plus, g

participation of belarus now we will talk about serhii bulba, a public figure, the head of the white legion, mrserhii. good day to you. i welcome you here. the institute for the study of war, which we have been quoting for a few hundred days, says that lukashenko spoke about the threat to belarus from the nato side, specifically for the withdrawal the eye says he wants to. i don't know if this is definitely a message he 's sending to putin that we can't help you here with our soldiers because we ourselves are under threat from the event - this is for putin and this is a message for putin - or for whom now he has taken a person what is nowhere or a dream and if that is how we considered the state to be the truth and the message for if wonka i will tell everything for putin i stand on which we constantly agreed what vladimir vladimirovich and here is the request will attack and we will be the prosecutor behind your back here tralyal but well it turns out already they start at all, it will turn, you understand, we are looking for the opera council, the leadership of the belarusian ministry of defe

on the white house signing ceremony, finally, mr. president, this morning, i want to note my tie. i am wearing it today for two reasons. first, it's a constant reminder of one of the happiest moments of my life, the day my daughter got married. and second, i'm wearing it because later this afternoon president biden will sign the respect for marriage act into law. for many americans in same-sex marriages or who one day wish to marry their partner, today is a day of relief and jubilation. by passing this law, we are sending a message to lgbtq americans everywhere -- you too deserve dignity and equality under the law. few bills have hit home for members on the hill quite like this one. marriage equality is not just the right thing to do for america. it's personal for so many of us, our staffs, our families. my daughter and her wife are beautifully, praise god, expecting their first child, my third grandchild, next spring, and i want them to raise their child with all the love and security that every child deserves. thanks to the dogged work of many of my colleagues, my grandchild wil

from the east joined us from that direction and now today the information was announced by the white house , mrfedorenko somehow spoke to him, he just said that the enemy is preparing his group there in 200,000 at least that's what he talked about and general luzhnyi and the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine, we have to understand the quality of these people, and here i do n’t want to be ironic. that these people will come who hold the muzzle of a machine gun to themselves and the butt to the enemy . not with a machine gun after removing it, as they say, the fuse and threatening to kill their fellow citizens, so to speak, in the service of russia well, to a greater extent, these will be people who will be able to shoot, will be able to do something at the front, will be able to work in the trenches and, unfortunately, will be able to harm the armed forces of ukraine and there are many of these people and it is a pity that among these e -mobilized, newly mobilized or those who were partially mobilized, the white house counted as many as 40,000 prisoners, that is, russia has alrea

speaking at the signing ceremony at the white house, mr biden said it was an historic day: today's arica takes a vital step toward equality, toward liberty and justice, notjust for some, but for everyone, everyone! we are creating a nation where decency, dignity and love are recognised, honoured and protected. let's speak to our north america correspondent peter bowes. good to see you, a vital step towards equality, according to the president. what does the bill mean in practice? it the president. what does the bill mean in practice? it means in practice _ bill mean in practice? it means in practice that _ bill mean in practice? it means in practice that there _ bill mean in practice? it means in practice that there is - bill mean in practice? it means in practice that there is now . in practice that there is now federal or country wide recognition of same—sex and interracial managers. it was prompted and it may seem like there was a rush to get through congress — marriages. it was prompted by the decision of the supreme court early this year to deny the constitutional rights of wome

of course, there is not one single report or condemnation from the white elements against mr. front or against isis, or against any of the terrorist groups that have carried out multiple a trustees in syria. and it's no different. and the white helmet can continue to protect basically the image of these terrorist groups and also to, to be in the wing. so to speak, to produce the, the kind of chemical weapon narratives through further demonizing criminalize, the syrian government and to maintain western intervention. both political, military, indirect, and direct inferior and to continue with sanctions since the stabilize or this country that is on the gone 11 years of hybrid war. but as you touched on what i'm about to ask, not, but if we could, maybe just expand on it because i think it's perhaps not spoken about enough western powers. i've made a myriad of claims of a legend. human rights abuses by the syrian government for the past decade. and yet they're apparently ignoring accusations now by human rights groups. there. it has been in the past as well, many years spoken abo

moving at least a different pace, if not with less acuity towards the people who did serve in the white house. mr ziegler is not that powerful. he was a low level white house a. his credential privileges were stripped after he snuck in the people for the military coup meeting. with actually did stand down. why don't they have a process for these people? >> quick question. speculation. but i really think that one of the many things that the january 6th committee did that is so important is that they basically gave cover and leeway for the department to take up what was going on in the white house. to not just be pursuing the people who were footsoldiers. >> really in many ways this goes to a point you've been making which is, there is sort of a public aspect to prosecution. and with the january six committee is, operating on two fronts. getting the public to understand. and also in many ways coming up with evidence. and i think that i can tell you. it changed the way i thought about january 6th. and in many ways, calling the january 6th committee is almost a misnomer. because their point is that i

so that some workers said, if white mrs., bad what do we replace it with? i don't know, blackness or yellowness? what does that mean? doesn't mean that some cultures are better than others? that's a great question, for supreme court justice brett kavanaugh, which i assume he gave brett kavanaugh that question friday night at the party. why not? supreme court justice brett kavanaugh, thanks fine, no problem. happy depart with sebastian gorka, no matter what he says about whiteness, or anything else. and even worse. not easy to do this. but even worse than all of those characters, stephen miller, stephen miller or the set the party. his cruelty in the trump white house was felt by the children who arrived at our southern border, in those years. stephen miller, has formed a group called, america first legal foundation, and the america first legal foundation, has filed friend of the court briefs, at least twice in supreme court cases, heard by brett kavanaugh. including last week's case, more versus harper, which will discuss later in this hour with neil cattle

speaking to mailonline, mr. whiteis life and he spoke about his agonising time in prison as well as the impact it continues to have . well a friend continues to have. well a friend of mine had a similar experience a couple of years ago . guy is a couple of years ago. guy is a pensioner and was walking down the street with a phone in his hand to scumbag mounted the pavement on a moped and grabbed hand to get the phone . what they hand to get the phone. what they didn't realise is that , although didn't realise is that, although my friend is in his seventies, he's ex isis. oh dear. they picked the wrong man as he physically resisted their efforts. the rider of the motorbike , the young criminal motorbike, the young criminal produced a blade. my friend , his produced a blade. my friend, his arm twisted it and forces detained this scamp until the police eventually arrived . what police eventually arrived. what was the first thing they did? the police questioned my friend who's had his life threatened for a mobile phone, a

speaking to mailonline, mr. whiteis life and he spoke about his agonising time in prison as well as the impact it continues to have . well a friend continues to have. well a friend of mine had a similar experience a couple of years ago . guy is a couple of years ago. guy is a pensioner and was walking down the street with a phone in his hand to scumbag mounted the pavement on a moped and grabbed hand to get the phone . what they hand to get the phone. what they didn't realise is that , although didn't realise is that, although my friend is in his seventies, he's ex isis. oh dear. they picked the wrong man as he physically resisted their efforts. the rider of the motorbike , the young criminal motorbike, the young criminal produced a blade. my friend , his produced a blade. my friend, his arm twisted it and forces detained this scamp until the police eventually arrived . what police eventually arrived. what was the first thing they did? the police questioned my friend who's had his life threatened for a mobile phone, a

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biden putting his arm around him as they walked into the white house. >> well, mr. president, it's good to have you back. >> reporter: zelenskyy's historic visit, his first time leaving ukraine since russia's invasion 300 days ago. >> 300 days. hard to believe. 300 days, been going through this, and putin has waged a brutal assault on the ukraine's right to exist as a nation and the attack on innocent ukrainian people. >> reporter: zelenskyy expressing deep gratitude. >> all my appreciation from my heart, from the heart ukrainians, all ukrainians, from our nation, strong nations, all the appreciate to you, first of all, mr. president, for your big support. and thanks from our just ordinary people to your ordinary people. americans, i really appreciate. >> reporter: president biden announced a new $1.85 billion aid package. and that the u.. will now send ukraine the powerful patriot missile defense system, something zelenskyy has sought for months, to protect against russian missile and drones attacks. >> we understand in our bones that ukraine's fight is part of som

mr. clark the job of acting attorney general. in a dramatic january 3 meeting in the office, rosen, donahue, pat cipollone and our personal -- white house lawyer eric hirschman strongly objected to jeffrey clark is acting attorney general. mr. clark pleaded his case and offered to send the letter he had drafted. the white house counsel called the clark letter a murder suicide pact. numerous white house a department of justice lawyers all threatened to resign if mr. clark was appointed. donald trump would be leading a graveyard. it was only after the threat of mass resignations that president trump rescinded his offer to mr. clark. mr. chairman i real -- yield back. rep. thompson: the chair recognizes the document from california. aguilar:: former president trump's multiparty plan did not stop with the states work with the department of justice. it touched nearly every component of our federal system, from the courts to congress and his vice president. in the weeks before january 6, mr. trump returned to the men who had served temporarily for -- loyally for4 years. he embraced and illegal scheme that the vice president could reject