mr. your mike, the cheapest top of the presidential office that the russians are basically hypocrites. they do one thing and then they say another. so there's a lot of skepticism here, and i got to say as well, i think there are 4 missiles now we're headed towards odessa to where shut down. but 2 apparently had the port and ukraine defense minister recently said they only have the capability of shooting down about 50 percent of missiles. if they had something like the run down system, there would be a lot better russians listen to what you say. i don't think they listen to what the un secretary general set it says, and up, i think come the party to the, to the agreement with the mode cloud. here is turkey because after all, they do have fairly close relationships with russia. russia, tourists are going to be going to turkey in the mail and it's a very, very important bilateral relationship. but again, the russians have always since 2014 signed agreements like this. in fact, when i was with the o. c, we had a joint coordination center similar to the one they're proposing for each symbol

mr. your mike, the cheapest top of the presidential office that the russians are basically hypocrites. they do one thing and then they say another. so there's a lot of skepticism the media and i got to say as well. i think there were 4 missiles that were headed towards go down to were shot down, but to apparently had the port and ukraine defense minister recently said they only have the capability of shooting down about 50 percent of missiles. if they had something like the run down system, their accuracy would be a lot better. one ukrainian official has said this is like, let them put in, spitting in the face of the un in turkey, beyond words of condemnation. how else do you think ukraine is likely to respond? well, i don't think the russians listen to what the say. i don't think they listen to what the general set it says, and i think come the party to the, to the agreement with the mode cloud here. is turkey because after all, they do have fairly close relationships with russia, russian tourists are going to be going to turkey in the mail. and so it's a very, very important bilatera

mr. vice-president, looks like we need your vote, so mike pens got in the car and started headed to capitol hill. as we're standing down there, i'm standing along with tim scott, dear friend of mine. the two of us are lobbying our colleagues, trying to get folks to vote for the bill, joe manchin walks up and votes aye and there's an audible gasp in the well of the senate. so the senate floor staff pick up the phone and call the vice-president's residence. well, we've got manchin it doesn't look like we need you. manchin goes to his desk and sits down and a sea of democrats descend upon him. chuck schumer descends upon him and i think they actually began beating him with sticks. [laughter] >> and five minutes later, manchin walks forward and sheepishly changes his vote to a no. so the senate floor staff picks up the phone, calls the vice-president's office, mr. vice-president, we need your vote again, he turned the motorcade around, a second time and takes about 20 minutes to get to the naval observatory, the vice-president's residence to the capitol, 20 minutes later almost 1:00 in the morn

mr. vice president, it looks like we need your vote. mike pence got in the car and started to head to capitol hill. as we are standing down there -- i'm standing there with tim scott. we are lobbying our colleagues trying to get folks to vote for the bill. joe manchin walks up and votes aye. and there is an audible gasp in the well of the senate. the senate floor staff pick up the phone and call the vice president's residence and they say -- well, mr. vice president, we got manchin and it looks like we don't need you. mike pence turns around and goes back. senator manchin sat down and a sea of democrats came on him and i think they began to beat him with sticks. and five minutes later senator manchin steps forward and sheepishly changes his vote to know. the senate floor staff picked up the phone and called the vice president's office. he turned the motorcade around the second time. it takes about 20 minutes to get from the naval observatory to the capital. about 1:00 in the morning, the vice president stands at the dais and said the presidi

mr. vice president looks like we need your vote. so mike in the car ano start heading to capitol hill. as we are standing down there, i am standing along with tim's got a dear friend off mine. the two of us aren't lobbying our colleagues trying to get folks to vote for the bill. joe manchin walks up and votes yes there is an audible gasp in the well of the senate. so the senate floor staff they pick up the phone they call the vice president's residence they say well, mr. vice president we got manchin doesn't look like we need you. so pence turns the motorcade around begins heading back. manchin goes to his desk and sits down. a sea of democrats to stand upon to bring chuck schumer descends upon them, i think they actually began beating him with sticks. [laughter] five minutes later, manchin walks forward and sheepishly change his vote to a note. so the senate floor staff picks up the phone, because the vice president's office said mr. vice president, when yourd vote agai, he turned the motorcade around the second time it takes about 20 minu

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mrs. rodgers: i yield three minutes to the gentleman from louisiana a great defender for life, mike johnson. mr. johnson: thank you for youreadership. i have to say we have been stunned in the last hour by what we have heard not the heft of which that when of our democrat colleagues exclaimed, quote, thank god abortion is still legal. i just sat wow! thank god. thank god for what? innocent unborn children can still be killed in many states. thank god. the other side of this debate have not buried all reason, they defied medical tech tholing and abandoned the first self-evident truth the declaration of independences that all men are created equal by god and it is he who gives us our rights beginning with the right to life. please, i mean seriously, don't come on this floor and thank our creator for your zeal to terminate the innocent lives that he has created. god have mercy on us. today the democrats have brought two bills, the first is a complete overhaul of pro-life protections which allow for taxpayer foundation on abortion on demand. the second bill, the so-called ensuring access to abortion act creates an avenue to ob

mr. president, i would like your assurances that we are agreed on the rules. "absolutely, mikees maybe eight, but at least five with that said with that said, mike, i have big paces, so three of mine are probably worth 10 of your tiny paces. everyone seems to have moved on from the threat to pence and that includes pence himself, who also seems to not be holding a grudge against trump for, you know, almost getting him killed. just a week ago, pence bragged about his record in the trump administration, tweeting, "for years, politicians promised to secure the border. under the trump-pence administration we delivered. pence is like that clueless guy you date in college who could not understand that you were dumping him. "we should see other people. "i see other people all the time look, there's one. all right, pick you up at 8:00." "no, dude, we're over. "over the moon about this perfect relationship." "i'm breaking up with you. "i've been told i break people up with my knock-knock jokes." so it's pretty clear that trump was, at the very least, indifferent as to whether he had put

mr. vice-president, looks like we need your vote, so mike pens got in the car and started headed to capitolthere, i'm standing along with tim scott, dear friend of mine. the two of us are lobbying our colleagues, trying to get folks to vote for the bill, joe manchin walks up and votes aye and there's an audible gasp in the well of the senate. so the senate floor staff pick up the phone and call the vice-president's residence. well, we've got manchin it doesn't look like we need you. manchin goes to his desk and sits down and a sea of democrats descend upon him. chuck schumer descends upon him and i think they actually began beating him with sticks. [laughter] >> and five minutes later, manchin walks forward and sheepishly changes his vote to a no. so the senate floor staff picks up the phone, calls the vice-president's office, mr. vice-president, we need your vote again, he turned the motorcade around, a second time and takes about 20 minutes to get to the naval observatory, the vice-president's residence to the capitol, 20 minutes later almost 1:00 in the morning. the vice-president ascend

and if you have questions, write down your questions and she will collect them and bring them up we get to the audience feedback. mr. waller: just no tomatoes. mike the beige book which is a sort of anecdotal account of the economy in various fed district around the country came out wednesday afternoon. a number of districts, recession fears are growing particularly among ceos. do you think a recession is inevitable. how do you think about the possibility that we will contract. i know you said you can probably get there without it, but are we tilted the odds towards recession? mr. waller: that was kind of the punchline at the beginning part of the speech as we have this conflicting data between the labor market and the real side of the economy. and i just have a very hard time for many economic model i know which would add 2.7 million workers. it does make me think people have negative productivity making the existing workers worse? it has to be something about the measure of how we do this. that's why we do revisions over time. we get a flash estimate and then collect more info over time and say maybe that wasn't the right one. that's the proble

mike pompeo, former secretary of state. contributoror. ha mr. secretary, have you heardad from the speaker since you madee your offer? laura , thanks for having me on . i have not heard from her. it was a a little bit tongue ins and that i'd prefer o to travel with lots of other people. butop having said that, this is about america. if if the speaker of the house now allows some second rate chinese foreign diplomat who says we might do something that's really hard on america if you're speaker, that the thirdot person, the thirds highest ranking federal official says no, you can't come over and do something. we acquiesce to that threat. we're in for a long decade here in the united states of america. president biden needs to get serious. he es needs to defend the thingstt that matter to the american people from california to new york to florida to washington to allow the chinese to just issue a statement and change the direction, change the actions that the united states will take are fearful of them.ru wegg are in for a long struggle and it will not end well with that kind of failed leadership. >> yeah. so what messa

mr. musk said privately, then they are in a world of trouble. mike: four days later twitter sue to force him to complete the deal. your a great question. there's a billion dollar breakup fee and minimum musk will have to pay that. if he's a gambler he can go to trial and if it's higher then he can go sky free but i don't think he wants to do that. mike: did he make a mistack by saying he wanted to buy twitter or is he making a smart play here? >> it's so hard to say. i mean, who are we to second guess elon musk, the world's richest man but he has may have bitten off than what he can chew. a big part of the reason why he's backing out because the share price has cratered so much as well as tesla share price. interest rates have gone up. it's gotten much more expensive more mr. musk to close the deal. mike: let's talk about uber, the car-ride sharing company giant had 124,000 confidential documents leaked to the guardian newspaper, how damaging is that leak? >> devastating to the reputation. these documents have confirmed so much of what so many people have said that uber does in terms of sharp elbow topics. i think it

mrs. rodgers: i yield three minutes to the gentleman from louisiana a great defender for life, mike johnson. mr. johnson: thank you for youreadership. i have to say we have been stunned in the last hour by what we have heard not the heft of which that when of our democrat colleagues exclaimed, quote, thank god abortion is still legal. i just sat wow! thank god. thank god for what? innocent unborn children can still be killed in many states. thank god. the other side of this debate have not buried all reason, they defied medical tech tholing and abandoned the first self-evident truth the declaration of independences that all men are created equal by god and it is he who gives us our rights beginning with the right to life. please, i mean seriously, don't come on this floor and thank our creator for your zeal to terminate the innocent lives that he has created. god have mercy on us. today the democrats have brought two bills, the first is a complete overhaul of pro-life protections which allow for taxpayer foundation on abortion on demand. the second bill, the so-called ensuring access to abortion act creates an avenue to ob

mike pompeo. mr. secretary, thank you for taking time. i want to get to your thoughts on abe. >> well, griff, thanks for having me on today. the world's going to miss someone who thought about the world in a very realistic way. and he didn't pretend it's as he wished it were. he was prepared to convince the japanese people to build out relationships with the united states and i first met him back in 2015, so goodness, 17 years ago when i was a member of congress and he spoke to a joint session of congress, not something that many leaders get to do, but it was a possibility and he became the prime minister again because he understood what they needed to do. they had historically had been a nation that hadn't armed itself. he knew the chinese communist party was a way for the region. and from a geopolitical strategist standpoint, the world will miss prime minister abe. griff: you met him on many occasions. was there a moment that stands out? >> you know, we worked very closely as we were preparing for our summits with chairman kim in north korea. when he was-- w

mike pence let me down. ms. matthews, what was your reaction to mr. trump's 6:01 tweet? >> at that point i had already made the decision to resign, and this tweet just further cemented my decision. i thought that january 6, 2021, was one of the darkest days in our nation's history and president trump was treating it as a celebratory occasion with that tweet. and so it just further cemented my decision to resign. >> others agreed with your assessment of that tweet. let's look a the wat what they had to

mr. boot on the table. that is what i have been campaigning for. even though i don't understand, i feel like i should support it. >> your former client, trevor reed, spoke to mike colleague jake tapper. here's what he said. >> i'm extremely optimistic about it. i think that is a good possibility. i think that, you know, if the russians are not stupid that they will take the offer. you know, i am hoping they are not stupid. but, we will see. >> do you think trevor reads prisoner exchange help push the biden administration to make this offer? >> no question, don. i think that trevor's parents protesting in dallas, then again in front of the white house -- in fact, protesting into the oval office, had a lot to do with it. we have been campaigning for this trade since last fall. i think we saw, from the ground under its -- the way i see it, we are getting far more time off of our visitors and the russians are getting off for theirs. we have to send mr. boot back in 2028, whether we like it or not. we may as well get something in the deal. >> brittney griner was in court, today. you say she is a character in a perverse play that putin is orchestrating. tell me about

your happened off the steering wheel. mr. trump then used his free hand to lunge toward bobby engel. howard: and she quoted an exchange when some were chanting, "hang mike were literally calling for the vice president to be hung, and he responded something to the effect, he thinks they deserve it, he doesn't think they're doing anything wrong. >> we heard absolutely shocking details, all the behavior of the president of the united states on january 6th. >> listen, testimony is, first of all, stunning because we haven't heard this. >> i think that she comes across very credible. she has a good memory for all of these different conversations. >> as far as building the case about what the president knew and when he knew it and how illegal his acts were, boy, did she paint a damning picture. >> and as their surprise witness testimony blows up this many their faces, there's another problem for the democrats. it turns out that voters just don't care about this january 6th charade. >> i was really taken by, a young woman character to show america and the world the trout. >> today we heard more rumors, a ton of hearsay and, wow, a lot of impeached testimony. ho

mr. engel grabbed his arm and said, circumstances you need to take your hand off the steering wheel. we're going back to the west wing. >> there's also incident involving former vice president mikece. shortly after he was escorted out of the capitol by secret service to a waiting armored limo and reportedly worried they wouldn't let him stay to do his job, first revealed in the book "i alone can fix it." pence was telling the agent if i get in that vehicle you guys are taking off. i'm not getting in the car. committee member jamie raskin called those remarks the most chilling six words that i've seen so far. now there's a third bomb steal could be relevant to thing one and thing two. nbc news has learned that the secret service erased text messages from january 6th and the day before. the messages were erased after the department of homeland inspector general requested communications related to the insurrection. their spokesman -- the secret service denied the insinuation that the texts were maliciously deleted adding, quote, the secret service has been fully cooperating with the inspector general in every respect, unquote. today all nine members of the january 6th committee wer

mrs brimley. yeah i've not met bob. that's actually how i got this t shirt. this is the name of her foundation. just one mike. action to yourhappened. um well, it's you know, it's kind of bittersweet in a way because the circumstances between our mikey and her mikey are very, very, eerily similar. so in a way she feels like obviously she helped save our friends life, but, uh, it was at the at the cost of her own son. but i think overall, she's very happy that she was able to positively impact somebody in such a similar situation. sure, i'm sure it's almost like you know, she and her husband, bob, we're there with you, mason house mikey doing these days, okay? yeah. so he got out of the hospital. he was released. they put in a little device that was happening heart back to normal beat if it ever does stop again. but right now he went back to the hospital. just get it tweaked a little bit, but he should be out and she'll be fine. incredible. you guys think i mean, you guys will i have to say you guys just came home from from college for summer break when this happened. i assume you're going to stick together with my key, righ

your hand off the steering wheel. we're going back to the west wing. we're not going to the capitol. mr. trump then used his free hand to lunge towards bobby engel. >> hang mike pence! >> i remember pat saying something to the effect of, mark, we need to do something more. they are literally calling for the vice president to be hung. and mark responded something to the effect of, you heard him, pat. he thinks mike deserves it. he doesn't think they're doing anything wrong. >> joining me now is democratic congresswoman zoe lofgren of california, on the january 6th committee, welcome back to "meet the press." >> good morning. >> let me start with your reaction to the former president and a couple people around him disputing certain parts of the testimony. i know not the larger part but some of the specific details. what do you make of that pushback, congresswoman? >> well, we always expected trump world to try and discredit her, and they're not disappointing us in that regard. i thought her testimony was credible. she has nothing to gain by stepping forward and telling the truth and trump world has everything to lose by the truth. so they are doing their best t

mr. trump saying he did little or nothing during the riot. your thoughts on the role of mike pence in today's republican party. let's hear from the independent line. caller: i am a first time caller and i was prompted to call based on the woman caller a few calls ago who criticized c-span forgiving democrats a forum to discuss. i also wanted to say that i do not think mike pence is a strong candidate. i was a trump supporter. if he had run, i would vote for him. but i would rather see new blood , to be honest with you. host: glad you called in. welcome. please mute your volume on your television. kathy in atlanta, lou -- mute your volume on your television or we will go to the next caller. ok. democrats sign. go ahead. caller: america is america. the democrats got the house, the senate and the white house, and we have no baby formula for kids in this country. this is what you report? seriously, it is a dereliction of duty. host: that is not true about afghanistan. we talked a lot -- we talked about the baby formula issue as well. we talk about those issues regularly. south ca

mike everyone bad ungenerous excess. >> miss hutchinson, mr. meadows is engage in litigation with the committee to try to avoid testifying here. what was your reaction when he said to you that things might get real bad? >> in the days before january 2nd, i was apprehensive about the six. i had heard general plans for a rally. i had heard tentative movements to potentially go to the capitol, but when hearing rudy 's take on generous excess and then mark's response, that was the first moment that i remember feeling scared and nervous for what could happen on generous excess. i had a deeper concern for what was happening with the planning aspects of it. >> thank you, miss hutchinson. today, we will be focusing primarily on the events of january 5th and six at the white house. but to begin and different discussion, i want to talk about a conversation that you had with mr. john ratcliffe, the director of national intelligence. you had this conversation in december of 2020. mr. ratcliffe was nominated by president trump to oversee u.s. intelligence community. before his appointment, mr. ratcliffe was a republican member of congress. as you will s

mike pence delivered the same day, at a hotel less than a mile away. for roughly 17 minutes on tuesday afternoon, fox viewers heard mr. pence uninterrupted." your make of fox news in recent times cutting trump loose with not carrying his speeches or his rallies live? are we seeing trouble growing between fox and perhaps more specifically the murdochs and donald trump? >> you have to put this in context, because of course you had the murdoch-owned newspapers, the "wall street journal" and "new york post" ran harsh denunciations of donald trump. >> exactly. >> now you see a few cracks in the bromance between fox and donald trump, but i would also suggest that there's a long way to go and ruber murdoch is always keeping his finger to the wind so they can always go back into the fold as they did back in 2016, but i do have to say, though, that even as they distance themselves from donald trump, if they continue to give that kind of airtime to the great replacement theory, the damage is going to be inicalculable. ideas have consequences. these toxic ideas can have fatal consequences. i certainly remember as recently as 2016 when paul ryan was speake

mr. trump, the weight of testimony that heated little or nothing for more than three hours during the riot while his supporters attacked law enforcement officers and vandalized the capital. your thoughts on the role of mike pence in today's republican party? let's heard from an on the independent line in annapolis, maryland. >> good morning, i am a first time caller and i was prompted to call based on a woman call or a few calls ago who criticize forgiven republicans a forum to express their opinions on an issue. i thought that was craziness, i could not believe that. that is what made me want to call, i also just want to say that i do not think pence is a strong candidate, i was a trump supporter, if he runs i will vote for him, although i would rather see some new blood, to be honest with you, thank you. >> okay, glad you called in, cathy is in atlanta on the republican line, welcome. kathy, mute your volume on your television and go ahead with your comment. cassie in atlanta, mute your volume on your television or we are going to move on to the next call. or are you there? no, we are going to go to john in pennsylvania, democrats line, allow. >> hi, how are you doing? you know, america's america. the

mr. mike johnson from the great state of louisiana, a big member of the republican leadership group, mrh for being here tonight. mr. johnson: thank you for your important voice and hosting this special order hour. this sanctity of human life can never be overemphasized. you've done so much work in that arena and i appreciate you. i'm also thankful to our democrat colleagues for dishairpg special order hour so we can get right ahead and get started in prime time. if america were experiencing record inflation and sky high prices and illegal immigration under our watch i'd probably yield my time back as well. this morning in the judiciary committee the democratic majority convened a hearing titled the threat to individual freedoms in a post-roe world. it was an appropriate title indeed. the radical abortion advocates have become completely unhin onlied, seeking to trample on the individual free dosms anyone who disagrees with emthem. over the weekend, a left wing activist group, shut down d.c., offered $200 bounties for public sightings of our supreme court justices. this sweek, senator elizabeth warren said crisis pregnancy centers across ameri