he left the family business, the murdoch _ tree.n this over the past week or so. he is having a real attack on certain areas of the media in america for amplifying misinformation, propagating lies and for presenting things in a way that is left a lot of the american public believing lies. and obviously, he is not saying donald trump or fox news, but it's where he is pointing the finger with the brother is in charge of fox news and it is like succession the tv show and in fact, succession the tv show and in fact, succession had a quite right. this is slightly more interesting to see in a real—life family in front of everyone. and so, it is interesting to see where it goes next. a5 for the donald trump empire collapsing, all the people around it would've been supporting him also getting a lot of the plane in here, james murdoch is targeting his own family members who he believes have helped. with the make of the story? this been so much — with the make of the story? this been so much focus _ with the make of the story? this been so mu

you wrote a book about the murdochs, david.essage from son to father. >> i think from son to father. i think from brother to brother. and fox news itself to a significant degree. and they haven't really created parameters or guide rails of what's acceptable too often. they haven't done it in this moment of national crisis and this moment of crisis for fox news. does the word news deserve to be appended? and james is also offering in some ways to the public a view of what a murdoch future could look like. it is not clear the hunger games are entirely done for what happens when murdoch relinquishes control. and while murdoch is the presumed heir apparent, he has the same number of votes and it will be a little bit of an open question. >> and fox news's name makes less and less sense the more they diminish the news coverage at the network. talk about the appetite for real news coverage. that explains the high ratings for cnn, huge web traffic all across the board. you will be running the new "politico" play book. how are you think

look, i think rupert murdoch for all this talk about how dangerous immigrants are, i think rupert murdoch is the most dangerous immigrant in america. he never assimilated american values. if he understands america, he profits off of the appeal that he doesn't understand it. again, we can't change fox news, but i think that republicans could speak directly to their voters and that that would have an effect changing fox news. if you have republicans going on fox news, they get invited on fox news and just spoke the truth and said, look, joe biden was elected president. it was close. we don't like it maybe, but that's how our system works, i think that would have profound impact on this because ultimately they are -- they have to form a certain sort of circuit breaker function here, and they haven't done it. they have just been completely irresponsible. that's how you end up with them hiding under their desk at the capitol while their own voters assault them. >> and of course the more we learn about the attack on the capitol, the worse it looks. and i worry that the fox audience isn't hearin

rupert murdoch's "wall street journal" editorial page is now calling for him to step down.he president also helped lose those two senate seats that's now kicked over the senate to the democratic party. it's the thing that people like rupert murdoch and mitch mcconnell care about more than anything else, frankly, including insurrection. so i guess the question is, do you feel we're headed towards a joseph mccarthy denumont here, where for a bunch of self interested reasons, people are like, enough with this dude, or is it going to be the same nonsense we have seen for four years of like, well, it's only 13 more days? >> well, look. you have got the rats leaving the sinking ship here. and trying at the 11th hour to somehow redeem themselves. that's not going to happen. and that's why it's so urgent that we take steps to remove the president, because he remains an active threat to our democracy, and we need to establish very clearly the precedent that this is unacceptable conduct. the 25th amendment would be the fastest and most likely successful route to actually removing the

john burn-murdoch, data specialist _ play that one.ewsjust coming to us from the supreme court on that story we were talking aboutjust a moment ago, that appeal brought by the financial conduct authority on behalf of owners of small businesses with regards to business interruption insurance, insurers had argued that many of these policies didn't cover the interruption to business caused by the pandemic, we are talking about the period of the first lockdown, well, we havejust heard in the last few seconds that the supreme court has substantially allowed, is the quote, an appeal brought by the financial conduct authority in a landmark £1.2 billion legal battle over businesses' ability to claim on insurance for coronavirus related disruption. now, what we don't have yet is the detail on what substantially allowed means. but we will get that to you. as we heard from a small business owner just a few minutes ago, really, this decision, so many businesses, the survival of those businesses, has been riding on this decision. so we will try to

rupert murdoch has done a great harm to this country yes he had roger ailes god rest his soul i want to address the idea that every time i'm told that he's the most transparent and assessable present. but you know he is anyone who's actually watched him listen to him or read his tweets either directly or in the news those yes anyone who has his or her eyes open has gotten cold rude i'll tell you sam in the white house today there's very little humor that's what how can there be is so grim and i don't remember it the same as when i 1st knew it was there well i hope it gets that we can do this although you go to the name of the show is just ask the question will catch you next time. today is the nerd prom as they call the white house correspondents' association dinner right and i need to know why i am the last 3 years president trump hasn't shown up and this year he's banning any one of his staff from showing up as well. by the way and i'll hold it for. when that thing went down with you and you came out only that. they're not in their seat you. know what you did son you stood up and w

not being prosecuted they're not being attacked vindictively who are being attacked look at rupert murdoch he's welcome warmly by the president of the united states there's no suggestion that he's in trouble and yet and yet our sandra lee did nothing more then rupert murdoch has done what message do you think this sends then because the judge explained sensually that she agreed with the u.s. case does this does this send the message that if you are the 1st person to reveal these ugly truths they will come after you. it certainly reveals that fact and that is our great a very ugly fact but. ultimately the message that matters is the is what is said by the court of appeal and. as i say my instinct is that assad will cross appeal on the various grounds which he's relied on in the extradition case and argument which seemed to me on reading the judgment were fairly good arguments . a lot of people were celebrating and i just want to try and i'm simplifying but let's let's boil it down just a people can understand let's assume the u.s. appeal and they fail does this mean julian assange is now a

and, you know, it's a bad day for facebook when a murdoch is seemingly more tethered in reality than up to the problem and say there's culpability there. >> we'll leave it there for now, gentlemen, thank you so much, donie o'sullivan, brian stelter. we'll be right back. ♪ “i want to break free”♪ (vo) ready to break free? it's time to get away to a place where we can finally be free. ♪“i've got to break free”♪ plan your future getaway with norwegian. sail safe. feel free. t-mobile is upgrading its network at a record pace. we were the first to bring 5g nationwide. and now that sprint is a part of t-mobile we're turning up the speed. upgrading over a thousand towers a month with ultra capacity 5g. to bring speeds as fast as wifi to cities and towns across america. and we're adding more every week. coverage and speed. who says you can't have it all? crafting lasting fragrances begins in nature. air wick scented oils are infused with natural essential oils for fragrance day after day, up to 60 days air wick scented oils. connect to nature. good morning, mr. sun. good morning, blair. [ ch

meantime rupert murdoch owner fox news railing against cancel culture and its work orthodoxy, he says for those of us in media there is a real challenge to confront a wave of censorship that seeks to silence conversation, stifle debate and ultimately stop individuals in society from realizing their potential. murdoch vowing to fight back against censorship calling cancel culture a global threat against free exchange of ideas. >> an actor from the walking dead is also pushing back. >> the foundation of any country or any society that is going to progress is going to be built on the notion of freedom, freedom of expression, freedom of thought. it is orwellian. >> he is calling on corporate america, hollywood to stop censoring opposing voices and make diverse opinions acceptable. >> still ahead donald trump got the ball rolling with our next guest explains why the latino conservative movement continues to gain momentum. >> a celebration for a courageous american who fought in not one but two wars. he wanted a birthday parade next. ♪♪ the us along relied on hispanic vote but that has been

>> yes, in a scathing statement, james murdoch who left the family business because he could not takeppointed by the disinformation from fox news, james and his wife saying overnight that the media property owners have just as much responsibility as elected officials who know the truth but choose to propagate lies. he is aiming straight at fox news and his family and brother. because we have to acknowledge that what happened in washington, it was a riot of lies. it was a riot built on this big lie about voter fraud that was promoted on fax you news and in some ways continues to be alluded to or indulged on fox news. and other fringe cable channels that say the riot was not that bad, on news max saying i'm so sick of hearing about the riot, they are trying to make us feel bad. obviously federal authorities and news outlets want to get to the bottom of what happened and how coordinated it was. this story is getting bigger every day. but they are already trying to minimize it, and move on, because of course it is sich an embarrassment for the nation and they are trying to minimize it. i

that's incredible to see from a murdoch paper. >> yeah, and go away quietly. but there is always a boogie man and there is a pattern. you know, acorn. it was the new black panthers. now, it's antifa. so, you know, it's -- it's a pattern. thank you, brian. i got to run. it's the end of the program. thank you so much. i will see you later. thanks for watching, everyone. our coverage continues. champion your skin

. >>> "the washington journal" editorial board, the paper owned by trump supporter rupert murdoch saidmp should resign as at least two republicans say they would consider voting to impeach the president -- rather vote to convict him. we'll have more next. listerine® cleans virtually 100%. helping to prevent gum disease and bad breath. never settle for 25%. always go for 100. bring out the bold™ for every trip you've been dreaming of, expedia has millions of flexible booking options. because the best trip is wherever we go together. >>> right now, at least two republicans are signaling they would consider impeaching and removing president trump. talks of a second impeachment amazingly growing among leaders in washington, this as "the washington journal" editorial board, conservative leaning newspaper, long time supporter of this president, owned by rupert murdoch is denouncing his actions on wednesday. writing this goes beyond refusing to concede defeat in our view it crosses a constitutional line that mr. trump has not previously crossed. it is impeachable. that's "the washington journ

will succumb to even an incredible amount of pressure from republican elected officials or rupert murdoch's "wall street journal" editorial page to resign. now, we did see the pressure clearly created that moment for him to make that video, and an attempt to try to keep people from heading for the exits in his administration. so perhaps he would respond somewhat to that. but with 12 days left, i will be shocked if he decides to give up the power and trappings of the oval office that he wants to enjoy to its full extent, all the way through to the end of his term. you mentioned impeachment. you know, the house democrats are gathering at noon this afternoon, i think, on a conference call, to discuss the video way forward. clearly, they can move really quickly. they can get an impeachment vote out of the house really quickly. the question is going to be, how does that work in the senate with 12 days left, to get a trial going and is mitch mcconnell going to expedite that process through on the impeachment front, john? >> i was just curious -- the resignation thing, one of the things that inter

clear that the single most malign influence in all of democracy in my country and yours is rupert murdochd we appreciate it and needless to say it rupert murdoch would not agree with that categorisation of himself or the products which he owns. stay with us on outside source. still to come, we'll meet the first ever african—american to receive a full—face transplant. headteachers are calling for limits to the number of pupils in school during lockdown in england, with attendance rates reaching to 50% in some places. the govenrment is insisting that schools ensure all children who qualify can attend. elaine dunkley has more. at parkinson lane primary in halifax, teachers are struggling with the numbers. during the first lockdown, 13 pupils attended. today, there are more than 17 classes. i mean, you say a lockdown, but it doesn't feel like a lockdown. teachers are having to split their time, not only teaching the children that are coming to school, but then you've also got the vast majority that are trying to get online. we've had children go home with covid and pass it on to grandparents

i suspect the murdochs know he's unhinged. but what they don't understand, they seem to not grasp is no matter how far they go for donald trump, no matter how far they excuse his awful behavior, as mike pence has proven, there is no amount of sick fancy that will be enough for this man. ( they can reason with their viewers and say, listen, we might have supported him on individual policies, tax cuts or judges or other conservative priorities, but this is not normal and we are reasoning with you the voters and the viewers to say this is not normal behavior. they can do much more to let the ted cruzs and the josh hawleys off the hook. but they can do enough to end this cycle of insanity on capitol hill. >> they can, but they are not. the through line between what adam said is profit. the narrative on fox now is all about big tech biassed. they are obsessed with this issue. they are trying to bury the riot down the memory hole. they will talk more about twitter than they are about the attempt to massacre lawmakers. julie and adam

washington post," "the new york times," the "usa today," "chicago tribune" and moat notable rupert murdoch's paper. nikki haley told members his behavior was disappointing and his actions since election day will be judged harshly by history. >> there's a growing group of people within the administration willing to leave a little early. mick mulvaney said, i can't stay here he was most recently as a special envoy to northern ireland. >> transportation secretary elaine chao became the first to leave in transportation. she said she was deeply troubled by what happened. >> five political appointees also. >> over night education secretary betsy devos became the second cabinet secretary to resign announcing her last day will be today. the president of the federation of teachers union responded to her leaving by a two word statement. good riddance. >> the capitol police chief is also resigneding chief steven sund's resignation will go into effect on january 16th. >> and the senate sergeant-at-arms is stepping down >> confronts with unrelenting pressure over the chaotic siege at the capitol and the

harry evans fell out spectacularly with rupert murdoch, but not before, in 13 years at the sunday times, he pioneered a form of brave, investigative, campaigning journalism, famously winning compensation for the survivors of thalidomide, a drug given to pregnant women who gave birth to children with serious birth defects. it was a landmark victory. it's the most importantjudgment not only for the freedom of the press, but for the citizen's right to know in england. the most distinguished group ofjudges have told the british government reform the laws, they have got to do it now. the ten years of public campaigning have left their mark on the family. david mason was the parent who first interested evans in the story. his daughter, louise, was one of those affected by thalidomide as a baby. she died two years ago after many years of poor health. i went along to the offices of the sunday times and harry evans got up from the far end of the table, walked down, all the board in there and he said, david, i want to pledge now all the support of the sunday times and all the power that we can mu

street journal a newspaper which has been very supportive of donald trump run by his live report murdoch who also runs fox news in an editorial board comment this morning they said it is time for the president to resign before he is impeached for a 2nd time let's talk about the 25th amendment that is the amendment in the u.s. constitution that allows the replacement of the president what the vice president has to do is get a majority of the cabinet mike pence isn't keen on doing that at the moment he thinks given that there's just 12 days there's not enough time to do it he's not convinced he would get a majority in the cabinet he's not convinced it would help his election prospects when he wants to run for the republican nomination in 2024 and another added complication is there are 3 acting secretaries on the cabinet at the moment and 2 secretaries have announced that they are going to leave so all of that close the issue of the 25th amendment so that is not an option at the moment it seems that impeachment is the way they're going to go and from nancy pelosi is torn in the letter to h

rupert murdoch won an award from the foundation in the u.k. here is part of what he said when he accepted. "for those of us in the media there is a real challenge to confront a wave of censorship that seeks to silence conservation, to ultimately stop individuals and societies from realizing their potential. this rigidly enforced, conformity is a straitjacket on sensibility. too many people have fought too hard and too many places for freedom of speech to be oppressed by the awful woke orthodoxy. this awful woke orthodoxy. we don't quote our boss often come ever on the show actually, that's exactly right. that's precisely what this is. there's nothing worse for the country or for journalism, every publisher of every owner should be saying this in public every single day. no wonder they hate us. glenn greenwald is a journalist and you can find his work which we hope you support. now i want to ask you about this bill from stephanie murphy which strikes me as particularly ominous in the context of the moment we are in that would ban people who fal

the reaction i do with murdoch was the same with cnn.rior counter patrts. >> they had an idea that in order to succeed, we have to do things they would not do. >> fox started throwing anything against the wall not knowing what was going to go for shows like things like "21 jump street." >> joans river in terms of late night. >> and "the tracy ullman show." >> again, they were looking for something different. >> i got to have those candy bars. >> you better not thinking of stealing it. >> t"the similapsons" would nev come along had it not been for "the tracy ullman show." >> fox was thrilled that it was different. sure, do whatever you want. we are happy to have a show on the air. >> i am home. "married with children" was their first big, big hit in that way that says if all the rest of television is going this way, we are going that way. >> bud, kelly, you want to come down and help me in the kitchen? >> that should be about ten minutes. seven more than we'll need. >> the title of "married with children" was not "the cosby show." >> how

. >> martha: troy murdoch and trey gowdy, thank you very much for being here tonight. the president-elect joe biden set to unveil his "american rescue plan" and he will soon bear the burden of rescuing those businesses that have suffered under the covid one. he's talking about 2 trillion more in taxpayer-funded really packages and he's also tackling the task of the painfully slow rollout of these vaccines. jacqui heinrich joins us as we leave the speech tonight >> good evening to you. the american rescue plan has a price tag of $1.9 trillion. it will be followed in a couple of months by the american recovery plan. and that's a $1400 direct payment to americans that would bring the total relief to $2,000 on top of december $600 payment. and extends it and that provide subsidies for child care costs and mandatory paid leave and increases the child tax credit from 2000-3000 per year with an additional money for kids under the age of six. it also extends the foreclosure moratorium and gets a rental assistance to qualifying people. more than 1 trillion of qualifying people

but here is the landscape for the trump orbit, which is fox news has turned against him, the murdochsave turned stick and -- have turned against him, he republican party has turned against him, and parler is off android.ff in the five and a half spent covering the trump political orbit, they have never been more isolated than they are right now. that is just the fact. how they proceed to move forward is the biggest unknown. tom: how isolated is the vice president of the united states? help me with vice president pence, former governor of indiana. what is his to do list on this tuesday? next: to get through the eight days and change. he is not nearly as isolated at president trump. there's a feeling within republican sources that i have spoken with, including memory of congress who have said they are thankful for vice president pence and his leadership last week. that's what the republican party says. democrats are saying he didn't go far enough. but he is in a very difficult lane, to lisa's point about national security. he wants to project confidence to the world that there is a tran

this weekend, rupert murdoch the man who started the company won in a word from a foundation in the u.k part of what he said when he accepted "for those of us in the media, there's a real challenge to confront their wave of censorship that seeks to silence conversation, stifle debates, ultimately stop individuals and societies from realizing their potential. this rigidly enforced conformity aided and abetted by so-called social media, is a straight jacket on sensibility. too many people have fought too hard for freedom of speech to be surprised by this awful walk orthodoxy." this awful woke orthodoxy. we don't quote our boss on the show ever actually come up but that's exactly awful woke orthodoxy is precisely what this is. and there's nothing worse for the country or journalism. every publisher, every owner of every media company should be saying this in public every single day. but they're not, only all races. no wonder they hate us. glenn greenwald is a journalist and we hope you support his work. glenn, i want to ask you about the bill from stephanie murphy which is particularly omi

if you read for example the op-ed in the wall street journal, the murdoch wall street journal, they havet they would favor a resignation from president trump, akin to what happened president next and. all of this is being discussed openly in washington, d.c.'s political orbit across the ideological spectrum, but i have to say, based upon senior-level sources in the administration, who are concerned about what would happen with regards to following through the 25th amendment, they are questioning if that timetable exists. is the on the timetable shape of a larger stimulus package. can you give us a sense of what the hope could be for any speed in raising that number two $2000, if that is likely to happen, or if that is not the reality -- posted january 20 and -- a post january 20th reality? >> it would be a post january 20 reality. you just asked the really important question, which is, are there going to be republicans who were able to get on board with that? quite frankly, there does appear to be some centrists willing to other board with some economic relief. yesterday, on bloomberg ra

you have rupert murdoch who has a whole industry built around this calling enforced conformity a straightket on sensibility, too many people have fought too hard, freedom of speech, freedom of speech. i could go on and on. aren't we trapped in this vicious cycle because there are people who truly believe it and there are people who make money off of it? >> absolutely. and i just have to say, this is not new in the republican party. i have only ever known in my entire life this republican party. ronald reagan starts his campaign on states rights. it's where three civil rights workers were murdered fighting for black people to have voting rights in mississippi. this is the party of mitch mcconnell posing in front of a confederate flag. it's a party of birtherism, of the muslim ban, of accusing barack obama of being a muslim. it's the party of voter suppression. so i'm somewhat -- i won't say shocked. but it is interesting to watch all the people trying to now separate themselves from that element of the republican party that's been the only republican party i have ever known and i'm 44 year

trump and rupert murdoch and mark zuckerberg.u have facebook that turned a blind eye to the qanon groups organizing on line. they are all complicicomplicit. we need to hold them to account and ask serious questions of the enablers of the violence and hate. we cannot turn a blind eye. this is a serious domestic threat. it is not going away. one former homeland security official told me it will be here for the next decade. that is deradicalizing that we need to do. >> remarkable. we will watch this history unfold and hold those who need to be held to account. professor freeman and mehdi hasan, thank you. >>> twitter has done it. the real donald trump can no longer use that platform. he is permanently suspended. you think he would go down without a fight? we'll talk about that next. >>> shoutout to representative andy kim who got down on his knees to pick up garbage at the capitol. assault on the capitol is back in a moment. on the capitol is bk in a moment. don't settle for silver #1 for diabetic dry skin* #1 for psoriasis symptom

. >> the paper is owned by the same family, the murdochs, that runs fox news. we know an act of grace by mr. trump isn't likely. in any case, this week has probably finished him as a serious political figure. he has cost republicans the house, the white house and now the senate. worse, he has betrayed his loyal supporters by lying to him about the election and the ability of congress and pence to overturn. he has refused to accept the basic bargain of democracy, which is to accept the result win or lose. >> democrats and some republicans are still weighing the best ways to remove president trump from power to prevent further erosion of democracy. cnn's manu raju reports from capitol hill for us. >> reporter: good morning, christine and laura. extraordinary moves under discussion on capitol hill to try to make donald trump the first president in american history who could get impeached twice. the house speaker nancy pelosi is seriously considering bringing an impeachment vote to the floor quickly. much quicker than the 2019 impeachment of donald trump that took

fox news corporation in news corp chairman rupert murdoch is condemning cancel culture as "an awful wokeree speech around the globe." made those remarks as he accepted a lifetime achievement award from the australia day foundation. >> this rigidly enforced conformity, i circled all social media. too many people have fought too hard into many places for freedom of speech to be suppressed by this awful woke orthodoxy. >> bret: murdock also encourage young people to be ambitious, but never smug and hoping to be successful. up next, the panel reacts to president biden's latest strategy in finding the coronavirus pandemic. first, beyond our borders, iran warns the biden administration it will not have a definite period of time to rejoin the nuclear deal. expect washington to swiftly with crippling economic sanctions that former president trump imposed after drawing from the accord. giuseppe conte resigns after a key coalition pulls apart over conti's overthe premier hoping to get te support of italy's president to form a new coalition government there, just some of the other stories beyond ou

hours, the "wall street journal" owned by trump friend and long time supporter and enabler rupert murdochaid that his actions on wednesday were impeachable. it does recommend that he resign rather than congress pursue impeachment. you have tucker carlson even criticizing the president. i call these 11th hour changes, maybe i should say 13th hour. >> right. 11:58. it really is. but this is what's happening in the last i'd say 24 hours. a real shift in right wing media that i have not seen before. it's as if these people are trying to leave the party, looking for an exit because they know that this is all ending and in a very ugly way. part of the "wall street journal" editorial saying trump has refused to accept the basic barring.of democracy which is to accept the result win or lose. it is best for everyone himself included if he goes away quietly. they are urging him to resign. the rhetoric on fox news is not going that far, but tucker carls carlson, stuart varney is saying trump's time is up. they are all expressing concern about trump's voters. if you respect trump's voters you should

"national review" contributing editor and fox news contributing editor murdoch. >> great to see you. i could ask your favorite ice cream flavor, still free to tell us, those are the questions we are getting. >> rum raisin. i love that stuff. shannon: that sounds good. peter doocy had an exchange with president biden who to his credit said give this guy a question. >> i know he always asked me tough questions and always has an edge to them but i like him anyway so go and and ask the question. >> thank you, mister president. you think we will be at the point there are 1 million vaccines per day. >> they went on but kudos to president biden he said i know you will ask a tough question and i'm willing to have an interchange. >> absolutely. no reason for the media to be as a marxist and abusive as they were to donald trump, they have serious questions, you might ask president biden, he wants a $15 per hour minimum wage, don't you fear your $15 per hour minimum wage will wipe out companies and restaurants and small businesses that are struggling through the covid-19 pandemic, how will they

rupert murdoch, on the president's side most of the past four years, you have republicans in the final days of the presidency as you noted, even though a lot of them publicly support the president privately say they want him to be gone, what choice do they make. >> my sources are former allies of the president who are talking about voting for impeachment, but to underscore what dan ball just said about pelosi's statement, one of the things i have been hearing the last 24 hours when we have been hearing about the resignations from administration officials is they want to make sure certain people stay in place to protect the country. robert o'brien, mike pompeo, mnuchin. there's a concerted effort, some people are resigning, others are staying there for exactly this reason. they are worried about what donald trump might do in the next 12 days. >> you have these conversations, like you're watching a fiction movie. people staying because they're worried what the president will do. you see anger among democrats and republicans, impeachment is largely democrats leading the charge. this is th

mean, just a few days ago you had james murdoch who is part of the family that owns fox news saying that it was imperative for media property owners to show some responsibility and to stop putting on those kinds of lies. now, i don't know if his brother lachlan and his brother rupert who own fox news, if they will listen to that, but if they don't there are other options including the fact that cable prosecutors like comcast and charter which send fox out to hundreds of millions of people, they can demand some accountability in the way that facebook and twitter have done, and there's also i think the possibility of reviving the fairness doctrine which the fcc enforced until 1987 in which mandated some minimal standards of factuality and balance on the part of tv stations, and since that's disappeared, it's just been a complete free-for-all with all sorts of lunacy being fed directly into the right wing echo system. >> max booth, thanks so much. >> thanks, anderson. ? i'm anderson cooper alongside brianna keilar to. our viewers here from around the world, this is cnn's special live covera

having the president's ear with regard to a potential new conservative network to counter some of the murdoch properties. secondly, open speculation that ivanka trump has senatorial ambitions in the state of florida, as well as donald trump, jr. having congressional ambitions in jupiter. thirdly, lara trump has been looking about the possibility of running for higher office in north carolina. when you look at all the various possibilities that could play out, the trump political brand has taken a significant hit in recent weeks. whether or not they are able to rebuild, we don't know. they still enjoy popularity among a certain contingency of the conservative movement. it is not known whether their path forward is still there. tom: kevin cirilli at the capitol and throughout this day of celebration of the presidency of joseph beau biden. emily wilkins at freedom plaza as well. away from air force one is the automobile, quietly ensconced for mr. biden. as mr. biden attends church at saint matthews, we have jeanne zaino and rick davis. we have the automobile leaving blair house. esther and misse

, it is really hard to get back and what is so appalling is people whether in the media or rupert murdoch, whether they're in politics, some republicans, whether they're running facebook think they can stress and stress and stress the system for glory and profit and nothing will happen. i want to ask then do you go home at night to some offshore island where this doesn't matter? >> rupert and -- they have places in australia on the yachts. >> the rest of us don't. >> rupert and -- they have places in australia on the yachts. >> the rest of us don't. and the willingness of people to just stress and stress this system thinking there will be in implications and doing it for politics and profit is appalling. >> i spoke to the senior cybersecurity official fired from the trump administration said we're on the verge of a pretty significant breakdown in democracy and civil society here. do you think he's right? >> i'll tell you, i don't know if i'd describe it that way but what is so frightening about the events on capitol hill is how the people there believed that big lie. they believed it. the

this week rupert murdoch's protrump new york post headlined spot the insanity and those tied to the mueller administration rewarded with obstructing meller and dlaetthreatened to derail t coronavirus relief package and backed down at the last minute. one thing president trump has not done is paid much attention to the covid pandemic that took more lives in the month of december than so far. after administration did a face plant on testing a small percentage of the 20 million vaccinations promised by the end of 2020 had been administered as a new strain spreads from state to state. so that's where we're going to begin because joining me is the single most respected voice in the pandemic d dr. anthony fauci from the institute ovf infectios diseases. 2021 is here but we're still dealing with the fallout of 2020. the last time you were on this program was november 29th and i want to put up the number of people that have died since then. it an average, it's over 83,000 and it's an average of 2300 a day in those 36 days since you've been on last, which is the equivalent of six to eight jumbo jets

"the wall street journal" editorial pages urging trump to resign from the murdoch owned "wall street journal." lawmakers are also vowing to investigate the massive security breach at the capitol where rioters overwhelmed capitol police. congressional leaders ousted the sergeants-at-arms of both the house and senate. the chief of the capitol police is also expected to resign next week. multiple reports are emerging of police officers aiding the rioters by removing barricades to giving out directions to offices of specific lawmakers , including senate majority leader chuck schumer. who will become the senate majority leader. to talk more about this, we are joined by ro khanna, democratic congressmember from california. member of the house committee on oversight and reform, was inside the capitol wednesday during the insurrection. welcomeman khanna, back. where were you? can you describe the scene personally from her vantage point? >> i was in my office in the cannon building and then we heard there was an evacuation because there was apparently a pipe bomb nearby. i left my office. i s

best for everyone, himself included, if he goes away quietly a rebuke in a paper owned by rupert murdoch, the founder of fox news in the last 72 hours, a wave of administration officials have stepped down the departures symbolic gestures largely for many who had stood by and defended the president throughout his term. among them the education secretary, betsy devos, the transportation secretary, elaine chao, and former acting chief of staff mick mulvaney. nbc news reports his close aide hope hicks also resigning next week but her decision was planned before wednesday's assault on democracy cnbc's kayla tausche is live in washington kayla, how is the white house responding to calls to remove the president? >> reporter: well, shep, the white house says the president is determined to serve out the remainder of his term. judd deere saying as president trump said yesterday, this is a time for healing and unity as one nation a politically motivated impeachment against a president with 12 days remaining in his term will only serve to further divide our great country no response to questions abo

we should note he is the main instigator but it's josh hawley, ted cruz, all of the maga media, murdochs. is there going to be any repettance for what these people have unleashed on the country? >> it's seeming increasingly unlikely because of what jackie just talked about. the polls seem to indicate republicans are all in on these lies. rank and file republicans. a shocking number of them believe these lies. and it's because they've been indock ind ocrinated by their own party. and say we can't go back on this now. it's because they started it and created this mess that they're in. >> absolute destruction of the integrity of the thinking of this country. abby and jackie, thank you. join abby and jackie. kamala harris, making history, sunday at 10:00 p.m. here on cnn. >>> in the health lead, as the biden administration prepares to take over the vaccine rollout, the trump administration is facing new questions about its promise to release doses from a reserve stockpile that actually doesn't seem to exist. as cnn alexandra field reports for us now, the supply issues come as the u.s. reache

the rupert murdoch-owned "wall street journal," they said, this was an assault on the constitutionalss of transferring power after an election. it was an assault on the legislature from an executive sworn to uphold the laws of the united states. this goes beyond merely refusing to concede defeat. in our view, it crosses a constitutional line. it is impeachable. if mr. trump wants to avoid a second impeachment, his best path would be to take personal responsibility and resign. this is a moment in history when "the journal" calls on the president to resign, ana. i do wonder if that might lead to others within the republican sphere to join that call. >> well, i think "the journal" is basically laying the groundwork for other republicans to join it. you've already started to really see a lot of republicans, particularly in the senate, in the business community, and some donors start to break with trump in a way that we haven't for the past four years, when he's said things that are untrue, are false, are, you know, kind of do these things that whip up his supporters, and so, i think what