representative markwayne mullin joins us. as far asur role these reported objections to some of these states by members of congress? be. mullin: we will objecting to specifically four states, wisconsin, michigan, minnesota, and pennsylvania. basis, article two section one clause two. what we are basically objecting to is the way the electoral votes were received. in those states we think they went outside their latitude underneath the federal constitution on who chooses when, where, and how the electoral votes will be cast. when you have a governor or a court, or you have even local officials that will decide when and how long they will receive ballots and how they will verify the ballots, that is outside their constitutional role. we will contest the electoral

mark wayne mullin, tony pat lez, jason crow, fallon and troy nehls. working with the capitol police, they ensured the floor of this chamber was never breached. these are the heroes among us. thank you for this sign of courage. looking back on the past few hours, it is clear this congress will not be the same after today. and i hope it will be the better. i hope not just this institution, but i hope every american, pauses for that thinks among themselves, that we can disagree with one another but not dislike each other. we can respect the voices of others. there's many times we debate on this body and we should. there's many times we can get heated. i still consider steny hoyer a very good friend. there's times i get upset, i'll call him at home to express the things i may not see fair or just. but that's the way we should handle things. the majority leader is right. we are all americans first. but should we also think for a moment what we put on social media, what we convey to one another. just because you have a personal opinion different than mine,

during his absence, both yesterday's starter cj beathard and nick mullins, struggled to prove they are backups, mullins recovering from a serious injury and beathard, one of the team's many unrestricted free agents. an issue of speculation because he has a contract that would allow them to cut him loose with minimal salary consequences, in a zoom conference the 49er brass considered garoppolo the franchise quarterback, but unlike last year, the group as a whole will be addressed this off season. >> yeah, we are looking harder this year, but not for anything to make a big statement about or tweet about, our backup and our third, right now one is restrict and one is unrestricted. so we have to look at everything when you are trying to throw out a quarterback roster >> we have had good discussions with jimmy. it is encouraging to see him back out on the field. you know, kyle spoke of it last week. there is a lift when he is out there. it's one of the qualities he has that i admire. his teammates thrive off his presence. >> you talk about the leadership and the ones that he has where he le

stephen: but mullin's bill was shot down this fall, all due to a lack of funding.from the covid crisis, experts worry it might be too late. coming up, crime-free housing? our investigative unit looks into a program that's keeping some people from renting a room even when they can afford it. stephen: a disturbing practice in the city of vallejo, uncovered by our investigative unit, a police-run housing program that compares people with criminal records to dangerous animals. here's investigative reporter candice nguyen. john jones: i didn't have my dad in my life, and i always said as a kid, if i ever had-- "if i ever became a father, i'm going to be present." candice nguyen: john jones has been out of prison for eight years. his turning point? his children. john: so from day one, i made a personal commitment-- candice: to live a crime-free life and to find a home for him and his boys. john: a lot of landlords were-- they were advertising, "no, you must have a clean criminal record." i'm applying to places, and i'm begging and pleading, saying, "look, i'm a changed p

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the nine—year—old, ridden by paul townend for trainer willie mullins, won the new year's day chase forand's alex hales scored 45 off 19 balls for sydney thunder in the big bash league, as his side beat the melbourne renegades on the duckworth—lewis method. hales hit seven fours and two sixes his thunder side have five wins from their six matches and sit top of the league standings. two time winner gary anderson booked his place in the semi—finals of the world darts championship at alexandra palace. the scot cruised through his quarter—final against dirk van diven border. he took less than an hour to beat the dutchman by 5 sets to one. england's stephen bunting is also through to the last four. bunting saw off kryzystof ratajski of poland, winning by 5 sets to 3. if you haven't heard the name ryan garcia, you might have at least seen him, the mexican american is one of the most ‘followed' boxers on social media, and tomorrow he takes on 2012 olympic gold medallist luke campbell in dallas, texas. alex gulrajani reports. the power of social media. while ryan garcia is famed online for vid

mark wayne mullin, tony pat lez, jason crow, fallon and troy nehls. working with the capitol police, they ensured the floor of this chamber was never breached. these are the heroes among us. thank you for this sign of courage. looking back on the past few hours, it is clear this congress will not be the same after today. and i hope it will be the better. i hope not just this institution, but i hope every american, pauses for that thinks among themselves, that we can disagree with one another but not dislike each other. we can respect the voices of others. there's many times we debate on this body and we should. there's many times we can get heated. i still consider steny hoyer a very good friend. there's times i get upset, i'll call him at home to express the things i may not see fair or just. but that's the way we should handle things. the majority leader is right. we are all americans first. but should we also think for a moment what we put on social media, what we convey to one another. just because you have a personal opinion different than mine,

mullins recovering from an injury and beathard one of restricted agents. garoppolo has a contract that would allow them to cut him loose with minimal salary consequences. they expressed why garoppolo is still considered the franchise quarterback, but unlike last year, the position group as a whole will be addressed this off season. >> yeah, we are looking into it harder this year, but not for anything to make a big statement about or to tweet about, our backup and third, right now one is restricted and one is unrestricted. you have to look at everything when you shall looking to fill a quarterback roster. >> it's encouraging with jimmy to see him back on the field. kyle spoke of it last week, there is a lift when he is out there. one of the qualities i admire as teammates thrive off his presence. >> you talk about his leadership and the one that is he has where he led us, where we have been without him. you know, the ones that he produces. jimmy is everything you want in a franchise quarterback in my opinion. >> i honestly haven't put too much thought into

let's turn now to retired navy mike mullin the former chairman of the joint chief of staff.tthank you for talking wh us, a terrible set of circumstances under which to have a conversation. but as you watched today's events unfold, you served in washington for a number of years. you were appoint bi a re blican to be chairman, you worked under gerge w bush where do you make of where we are. >> we're in a place i never imagined we could be, judy, when you hear the air filled with words like trader, subission, i couldn't believe we could be think we are, we're close we me ery close to the break today. and we need to in my view, we need to recognize how close we are, not say that this is something that can be immediaty repaired, not say that this wsn't eve bit as bad as anything i've seen in my entire life, with respect to our democracy. we need to act accorngly and we need to react and act accordingly to protect our democracy. we oftentimes talk about this sometimes maybe even in the abstract that it's fragile, i think today showed on y fragile it can be. and it anis really impo

grand national—winning jockey david mullins has announced his retirement from the saddle at the age of in his blood — he's the son of trainer tom and nephew of irish champion trainer willie, and he won the big race at aintree on rule the world in 2016. but he told me life as a jockey was relentless. it obviously was not an overnight decision. i have been thinking about it for a while and it's a tough game and it's not best if you not hundred percent to be still doing it. it is interesting _ percent to be still doing it. it is interesting because people who are not involved in racing or sports, many people think you are following your ultimate ambition and your ultimate goal to compete professionally. was not always the case for you? perhaps you just got out of love with the sport? you could say _ out of love with the sport? you could say that. _ out of love with the sport? you could say that. if _ out of love with the sport? you could say that. if i _ out of love with the sport? you could say that. if i love - out of love with the sport? mt. could say that. if i love that i would not h

. >> reporter: -- lawmakers were hiding including congressman markwayne mullin who is defending the officer's actions. >> he didn't have a choice at that time. the mob was going to come through the door. there was a lot of members and staff that were in danger at the time. >> reporter: babbitt was a 12-year air force veteran living in san diego with her husband. her family describes her as loving and says she was a staunch supporter of the president. >> she's the only granddaughter. i'm sorry. >> reporter: her grandfather says babbitt attended every trump rally she could. >> a patriot, an avid donald trump fan, and she served time in the military and she's passionate about everything, particularly donald trump for some reason. >> reporter: the u.s. capitol police officer who shot babbitt is now on leave pending an investigation. mona, alex. >> our thanks to andrea. >>> coming up, can president trump pardon himself? a top expert weighs in. >>> also ahead, the woman seen on this viral video falsely accusing a black teenager of stealing her phone is taken into custody. what happened when police

attacks in the past one year and there are but there is there is not feeling that this will continue to mullins and the official in practice telling us that there is no a military or security personnel killed in that attack what you saying is that they are sending a high powered delegation expected to reach that border town of border villages by early morning tomorrow to assess the situation that's when he can give us the details of what happened exactly as specially in the 2nd village but there are reports suggesting that as many as 70 people have been killed in both villages and of course we'll be monitoring all developments for state to get bring us more information as it comes to light now these attacks on they'd come straight after the 1st round of presidential elections. which were actually held to be true and fair do you think it's going to have any impact on the 2nd stage and actually what is the next stage give us more details. i doubt if it's going to have any effect on the outcome of the elections i think the voters here have already made up their mind and both candidates have some e

this is why congressman mullin and i introduced my legislation, protect women's sports act, out of anition this legislation is necessary. when you look at why title 9 was created, it was created out of this recognition there is a biological distinction between men and women and boys and girls. it recognizes that because of that treasurings needs to be a level playing field for girls and women to compete and play in sports. there are people trying to undermine the reason why title 9 was put in place by denying my existence. it defies common sense. it defies basic science. >> tucker: congress tulsi gabbard, thanks. especially during covid obesity is one of the main drivers of death. all of a sudden you are hearing people tell you obesity is not a threat. it's sexy, type-2 diabetes is empowerment. why are they telling you that? it's weird. the president set to host a rally in georgia any minute. we will have coverage of that straight ahead. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. we thought

actually admiral mullins and valerie jarrett, i returned to west point on the air force academy almostevery year to do talks about lgbt military issues and for the first time after "don't ask, don't tell" was repealed i could actually move with the cadets and students themselves and now when you have those meetings with groups of lgbt students they don't even know about don't ask don't tell but a i tell them when that happens i would say this is exactly what everyone was fighting for and this is the legacy you don't have to worry about his termination and you don't need to worry about hiding or about fear or anything like that. it's just so moving to see that they don't carry the burden of discrimination. in terms of where the fight is now in the military president-elect biden is going to reinstate inclusive policy for transgender troops and there is additional work to be done in terms of the va to off for surgery to trans gender veterans and there's a question of military service by non- binary servicemembers and servicemembers also with [inaudible] and those with a comp negated conve

one of those republicans, congressman markwayne mullin can be heard saying i'm not trying to get political when offered a mask by democratic congresswoman. i'm so glad you're here. we're worried about you. hello. we know that you just returned from the hospital after going there for a monoclonal antibody treatment. how are you feeling right now? >> right now i feel fine. i feel like i have a little cold. i probably would not have even sought a test had it not been for a director from the attending physician's office. that's how i found out today. >> boy, oh, boy. so you were in that room where republicans were not wearing masks. you're directly blaming them. how many people are we talking about? what do you want to tell them right now, congresswoman? >> well, i want them to move away from their stupidity and their defiance and their arrogance. mask-wearing has already demonstrated to provide a degree of safety with other people in your space from this coronavirus. it may be an inconvenience, but it is not a political tool, and it is something that you do when you think about someone else's

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congressmen mullin yelling at capitol hill police it is my constitutional right to walk through and theyot stop me. congressman andy biggs calling the metal detectors crap, stupidest thing. and others just mocking the new sdurts. >> i can tell you none of us were looking to one another saying gosh, i hope there are more metal detectors out side. >> reporter: and speaker of the house nancy pelosi has proposed a rule change that would fine members who refuse to go through the mags $5,000 to be in the first , $10,000 on the second. and of course all of this speaking to the massive distrust that exists right now between members in what is already a very politically charged and emotionally charged environment. s sunlen serfaty, cnn, capitol hill. >>> and coming up -- >> i'm extremely frustrated because i tried everything out there and nothing is working. >> why some vulnerable seniors in florida feel like they were given falls se hope about gettia vaccine. >>> plus protests in russia in a show of support for putin's jailed rival. those details after the break. dealdash.com, the fair and hones

congressman mullin yelling at capitol hill police it's my constitutional right to walk through and theycongressman andy bigs calling them crap, the stupidest thing and others blatantly mocking the security. >> i can tell you none of us were looking to one another saying gosh, i hope there are more metal detectors outside. >> reporter: speaker of the house nancy pelosi proposed a rule change that would refine members that refuse to go through the metal detectors, $5,000 on the first offense and $10,000 on the second and pelosi said that will likely be voted on in the next two weeks. >> the democrat majority. >>> jill biden greeted national guard members that remained at the capitol today after thousands were removed from rest areas inside the capitol and put in a parking garage. what are you learning about this? >> reporter: those images were so heartbreaking, erin. these are guardsmen that have been protecting this building night and day for many, many days. and certainly those images set off a lot of lawmakers here at this moment there is certainly a lot of finger pointing but very lit

. >> i would say the line for the warriors, number 17, chris mullin. >> there he was at the mic. callahan also served as pa announce fore cal, his alma mater, st. mary's appear the as at the coliseum. check this out. he influenced my producer last night, kevin kennedy, to stay in journalism school and pursue a career in sports broadcasting and look here, he produced the 11:00 show last night. kevin, i'm awfully proud and i know dib callahan is. >>> segue over to baseball. suggester jock peterson signed a one-year deal to play left feel for the chicago cubs, $7 million the price tag for the palo alto high school alum. and the cardinals last night went after big game. i think the giants fans know nolan arenado. yeah, reportedly the eight-time gold glove giants slayer is set to be a st. louis cardinal. in a trade via the rockies for st. louis, less than two seasons after he inked an eight high pressure year $260 million deal with colorado. so the rockies get prospects, giant get the five high pressure time all-star out of the national league west. 31 home runs an 104 rbi in his care

what did i ever do to jimmy mullins in the third grade?l punched me in the face with my own fists. sorry, you little nerd, you were just in the wrong boys' room at the wrong time. gentlemen, goggles. this is an auspicious moment. like robert oppenheimer or neil armstrong, we need the appropriate words to mark this historic scientific event. how about "die, toaster, die"? that'll do it. all right, what's next?

the democrat lisa blunt rochester proexs republicans, marjorie taylor green and mark way wayne mullin. watch. >> the delaware congresswoman lisa blunt rochester is the assistant whip for house leadership. thank you for joining us. talk to us about the exchange in case our viewers weren't able to hear the audio. what exactly was said between you and the members? >> well, first of all, i want to say that my prayers are with my colleagues who have contracted covid. they know i love them and i am sending they will healing prayers. secondly, i would say that i had just come out of the gallery, the balcony area of the house where many of us had been trapped. so we had entered the room, the holding room where we were all taken and as time went by, people started to recognize that we're in close quarters. there are people that don't have masks on. and people were starting to really get angry about it. and i just felt, it isn't doing me any good after surviving what we just survived to sit here and be mad. instead, i saw a gentleman that had some masks in his hand. i said do you need those? an

mark wayne mullin, tony pat lez, jason crow, fallon and troy nehls. working with the capitol police, they ensured the floor of this chamber was never breached. these are the heroes among us. thank you for this sign of courage. looking back on the past few hours, it is clear this congress will not be the same after today. and i hope it will be the better. i hope not just this institution, but i hope every american, pauses for that thinks among themselves, that we can disagree with one another but not dislike each other. we can respect the voices of others. there's many times we debate on this body and we should. there's many times we can get heated. i still consider steny hoyer a very good friend. there's times i get upset, i'll call him at home to express the things i may not see fair or just. but that's the way we should handle things. the majority leader is right. we are all americans first. but should we also think for a moment what we put on social media, what we convey to one another. just because you have a personal opinion different than mine,

ahead of president-elect biden's big proposal on thursday first, jim la camp is still with us liz mullinsoins the conversation first to mike. on a pullback day what stood out as far as what could have staying power if this was a market that had gone too far, gotten too stretched >> i think you hit on the large cap tech weakness today. we have been looking at bond yields and their relationship to the mega cap growth stocks it is not necessarily an eternal relationship that yields are always going to inflate the valuations but it was a story on the upside back in the summer if you look at the faang-type stocks, the qqq names, nasdaq 100, they have not made new highs for a few months now there has been a underlying rotation or a net benefit to the old economy type stocks, the cyclical names, that continued today. yes a lot of hot money favorites like tesla, like bitcoin, like solar did have money coming out. what you had is coinvestor risk. in other words the stuff that is going down, they own some of the other related names. and those things come down as well as people pull back in risk tha

. >>> we're joined by congressman markwayne mullin who moved from inside the house chamber and witnessed the fatal shooting. congressman, thanks for joining us. we were talking in the middle of this turmoil yesterday. you said you were doing what you could to keep these protesters from getting shot. >> well, you know, the sergeant of arms and the capitol police are the real heroes, george. they showed a lot of restraint, the best they could, and there were some mistakes about shots being fired, and, you know, it's a matter of just communicating and understanding what's happening at the time. there was a lot of chaos going on but i'll tell you, i went to the triage center down in the basement of one of our office buildings and there was way more than a dozen, there was 25 to 50 law officials from male, female, to capitol police, to d.c. police, and all of them had sustained injuries, and all were doing their job and god bless them. they're the real heroes. >> so you see the rioters coming through storming the house, storming the house floor. what was going through your mind? >> obviously

gonzales,mullin, tony jason crow, pat fallon and troy nehls. working with the capitol police they ensured the floor this chamber was never breached. these are the heroes among us. thank you. [applause] looking back on the past few this congresslear will not be the same after today. it will be for the better. i hope not just this institution, but i hope every american pauses for that moment and thinks among themselves. we can disagree with one another , but not dislike each other. we can respect the voices of times wehere is many debate on this body. there's many times we can get heated. i still consider steny hoyer a very good friend. there's times when i get upset and call him at home to express things i may not see fair are just, but that's the way we should handle things. right toity leader is put all-americans first. we should also think for a moment what we put on social media. what we convey to one another. just because you have a personal opinion different than mine, you have a right to say it, but nobody has a right to become a mob. we