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paul: showdown on capitol hill this week over nancy pelosi's january 6 committee with the house speakerf minority leader kevin mccarthy's pics for the select committee with investigating the capitol right, the move prompting mccarthy to pull all five of his appointees from the panel and accused pelosi of creating a sham process. our panel is back. dan henninger, kim strassel and kyle peterson. tim, i want to talk about this unprecedented, has any than a case where a minority party leader makes a coat select committee the speaker says no you can't do that, you have to pick somebody else? >> none. it's remarkable and the fact that she acknowledged it's unprecedented and i think the closest comparison we have, you have many in the media trying to justify this committee by saying look, the structure makeup of it is very much like what repugnance did in the wake of ben ghazi but i do not remember who ran thought or the republican at the time dictating who democrats could speak on the committee. nancy pelosi had her pick for that so this is a very high ended more evidence that this committee,

. >> you talk about how when nancy and her husband paul moved to san francisco with their children, they cannot find an apartment. tremendous pressure trying to find where they live and they finally find the perfect apartment until they find out that the landlord is going to washington. talk about that. >> so, they had four little children. they tried to find the perfect house. it's got a swing set, it's in the right place. they are about to sign the lease when they say why is this house available to rent and she says my husband got an appointment by richard nixon and that's why we are moving to washington and nancy pelosi said i can't rent a house that became available because richard nixon was elected and she wouldn't rent the house. it needed some work and that is how strong her politics are. when she was a little girl her father took him to the polling places fc often did and a worker tried to get this little girl a stuffed elephant as a toy and she wouldn't take it because even then she knew what elephants stood for. >> i noted that you mentioned how some will look at the back to se

. >> paul: alicia, nancy pelosi, the speaker saying that she doesn't even want to bring up and won'tture bill, even if it passes the senate until -- bring it up to a vote in the house until the -- it is very clear to her that the reconciliation bill which is really the bernie sanders budget could pass. that suggests she's holding moderate democrats hostage here and demanding their support for her bill or they don't get a vote on their bipartisan bill. >> well, i think the two are tied at the hip at this point. you're going to get the tax increases. you're going to get all these entitlements. maybe republicans can say they are not voting for them in the infrastructure deal, but they are making it easier for democrats to pass it nonetheless. >> paul: how are they doing that? why is it easier? >> well, in some ways, they are breaking down the cost. this is 600 billion dollars that's not added on to the 3.5 trillion. and so democrats can say -- manchin can say oh, well, we voted for a bipartisan bill, and now we can vote, you know, for the blowout, but they have some bipartisan cover now

wears off i mean, there was one time when i had my third child, ophelia, she was born, and paul was in town with nancy you have in your house until a beatle comes over >> jimmy: it gets embarrassing >> dave: and you're just like, "oh, my god. >> jimmy: tonight show mugs. >> dave: yeah, it's crazy. and so he came over and we hung out, and there was a piano in our living room, and as he was leaving, it's like he couldn't resist and he just sat down and he started playing "lady madonna" on the piano in my living room and i mean, it's blowing your mind and then my daughter, harper, who was, like, 4 years old at the time, she runs into the kitchen, she gets a coffee cup, she fills it full of spare change and puts it on the piano like a tip jar [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: that's a good bit. that's a good bit. >> dave: that was cool >> jimmy: did he love it >> dave: absolutely. it was amazing >> jimmy: that's, kind of, the fun part about all the giant bands, i want to say, is that their senses of humor. they have a sense of humor and they're fun. they're great on stage they're great musicians, but they

nancy pelosi's husband paul oc placed a $6 billion tech on big tech, that was ahead of the house committeest bills, he spent 250,$000 on 50 apple calls, 1 million on 20 amazon calls, 4.8 million on 4000 shares of alphabets. that is what paul oc is up to. >> don't know how we can allow that. not the first time he has come in with trades on companies in the mainstream news flow in the middle of the political crosshairs and not only did he bet on big tech blocks call options to magnify and leverage his returns. he didn't just buy the stock. he's always buying long dated calls and the only reason you do that is if you know something is going to happen or you have extraordinarily high conviction. let's not forget nancy pelosi voted down the blind trust proposal possibly so her hubby can make money off a political knowledge, nothing new out of nancy pelosi's husband. ashley: the optics as they say don't look good. thank you very much. let's look at big tech as we are getting into it. apple, amazon all moving higher, alphabet as well. apple up another one%. our next guest is taking on facebook by

nancy pelosi. both aides are fully vaccinated. meanwhile, a heated exchange erupted on capitol hill between senator rand paul and dr. anthony fauci. paul accused fauci of lying to congress about funding research at a lab in wuhan, china. dr. fauci fired back. >> all the evidence is pointing that it came from the lab and there will be responsibility for those who funded theincluding y >> i totally resent -- >> allow the witness to respond. >> i totally resent the lie that you are now propagating, senator, and you are implying that what we did was responsible for the deaths of individual. i totally resent that. >> it could have been. it could have been. >> and if anybody is lying here, senator, it is you. senator paul, you do not know what you are talking about, quite frankly, and i want to say that officially. >> dr. fauci has been the target of conservatives. some want him fired. >>> more than 80 wildfires are burning across the west, and now the smoke has reached all the way to the east coast. the smoke was so thick, it obscured the new york city skyline. an estimated 40 million americans are now experiencing poor

stephanie: a vaccinated aid nancy pelosi, speaker of the u.s. house, is also infected. rand paulhony fauci had another heated exchange over covid-19. at a hearing today paul accused , fauci of lying about u.s. funding for a lab in wuhan china . there have been questions about whether the virus might have escaped from that lab. >> wait a minute. >> all the evidence is warning that it came from the lab, and there will be responsibility for those who founded the lab, including yourself. >> you are implying that what we did was responsible for the deaths of individuals, i totally resent that. if anybody is lying here, senator, it is you. stephanie: separately, senate republican leader mitch mcconnell appealed for americans to get vaccinated. a federal judge blocked an arkansas law banning nearly all abortions from taking effect this month. it would have prevented who were pregnant from getting raped or insight from getting abortions. new research shows excess deaths during the pandemic in india could be as high as 4.7 million. . a former indian government advisor and other searchers

paul allen in sydney with the latest. more analysis on the situation in australia. nancy, always good to have you with us.here have been mixed reactions to the prime minister and the government's four step plan to get people fully vaccinated. is it enough, particularly the level of detail we have been given on how this is going to be achieved? for >> first of all we need a plan but what they have presented is a plan to make a plan. i think with covid, you need to be fairly flexible. i don't necessarily have a problem that they don't have every step of the journey mapped out. particularly for the initial two phases of the vaccination plan to open up. haidi: with respect to how this latest lockton has been happening, we see very few people wearing masks. public areas being busy. everybody getting back to lives as normal. is this a way to get out of these cluster outbreaks? i know you are saying a lot of these measures need to be put in place until such point that we reached some level of herd immunity. >> i think masks should be here to stay in some circumstances. not so much outdoors but mormon people are

than expected markets trading mayor, as we do have the embargoed speech from fed chair jay paul coming out nancyemporary and, yet, the powell comments today are saying we're not going to move until we actually feel like it is sustained, so we haven't seen that producer price index up 7.3% year-over-year, these are hot numbers, nancy your reaction. >> yes, they are hot numbers maria now on the heels of numbers in may higher than expected ppi may, forced the fed at that time to raise inflation expectations, from 2.4 to 3.4%, i think one of the things that is troubling is that i don't know what transitory means i i guess concept, but when you are -- goodness raising wages, and this is happening at small businesses all across the country you are not going to reverse those wage increases i mentioned earlier we have a client who raised prices three times 24 year 2%, 8%, 7% raised wages, so, how does that not sort of trickle through the economy, in terms of increasing nation? i will say one last thing that we're hanging our hat on productivity, growth, improvement, due to capex spending in particular t

house speaker nancy pelosi's husband cashing in, paul pelosi made more than $5 million by exercising freeman, i want to get your take on this. paul pelosi's stock transactions are not suspected of violating or breaking any laws but the whole idea of the husband of the speaker of the house of representatives trading on technology stocks just at the same time that they're debating whether or not to rein in tech companies and also change a major department of defense contract including amazon in it. just doesn't sit well with many people. what about you? james: it is good to have the disclosure. i'm wondering if mr. pelosi has been studying george stig ler who showed that regulation tends to benefit big incumbents in an industry. it's possible he's pretty confident that the big techs are going to be okay with democrats running washington. i think it also raises a question, back to that trump lawsuit, what he's arguing is that the big techs have essentially become an arm of washington. that it is a first amendment issue because these are not independent companies, as george farmer from p

paul's insinuation that the u.s. helped fund research at a lab. it's the latest argument between rand and fauci. >>> an aide to nancy pelosi and white house staffer have tested positive for covid-19. both were fully vaccinated. neither had direct contact with president biden or speaker pelosi since the exposure. it occurred after aides met with members of the texas state lurgt last week. >>> it was a prime delivery. jeff bezos made it into space, riding his own company's rocket, blue origin's first flight with people on board after 15 testd space today with a hand-picked crew. now it comes 52 years to the day that neil armstrong and buzz aldrin jumped to the surface of the moon. jay gray has details on today's historic flight. >> reporter: with the first to fire and blast of smoke blue origin races toward the edge of space in a new era of exploration. >> whoo! >> reporter: four civilian astronauts, breaking free from gravity. oliver davys, a 18-year-old physics student, the youngest person ever to travel to space. 82-year-old wally funk, who in the '60s was denied a chance because she was woman. >> we had a great time. it was wonderful. i want to

paul policing each other. aand drinking water for watering their lawns. >> that was nancy loo reporting the possible shutdown ofydroelectric power plants. >> would require energy shifted from elsewhere within the power grid. that's not expected to be an issue unless sarah more extreme heat waves along with service disruptions from wildfires. all right. let's take another look at the forecast as we look live at sfo, we're talking about a drought conditions and hot weather and you the fog coming san bruno mountain lawrence. and it could completely opposite of what most of the west as experience. yeah. the whole western half. you know, a lot of times maybe we think it's on the bay area. really california about the whole western half. >> of the u.s. that's extreme drought or severe drought conditions for many of them. so we've got that fog moving in along the they would harvest some of the moisture from some of those clouds. that might be an idea because we've had very low wet conditions out along the coastline. they'll be there again for tonight and tomorrow morning as well. and up above that kind of interesting.

nancy pelosi have come down with the virus despite being fully vaccinated. >> when you hear about a breakthrough infection, that doesn't necessarily mean the vaccine is failing. >> reporter: in a heated exchange, senator rand paul accused dr. fauci of lying to congress. >> senator paul you, do not know what you are talking about, quite frankly. and i want to say that officially. >> reporter: dr. fauci flatly denying allegations the nih funded research in wuhan which includes experiments to make the virus more transmissible. >> all the evidence is pointing it came from the lab. and there will be responsibility from those who funded the lab. >> i totally disagree. i totally resent the lie that you are now propagating, senator. and you are imply implying that what we did was responsible for the deaths of individuals. i totally resent that. if anybody's lying here, senator, it is you. >> quite test eas you see, on capitol hill. the u.s. is now averaging more than 34,000 new infections every day, with cases surging in 44 states, incl ours. but again the vast majority of those cases are among unvaccinated people. >>> a new study is raising questions about whether the johnson & johnson vaccine effective against the de

nancy grace." you know this story very well. paulparty, which is now 25 years ago. >> and let's be clear, they weren't just walking home from a party. let's start at the party, where paul flores, the prime suspect in this case, was all over kristin smart. in fact, one time at the party he was still all over her that they fell to the floor and people got them up, and men at the party said, "man, you need to leave her alone." they left the party and she was so out of it, after just one or two drinks, she laid down on a lawn. she was obviously drug. he was the last one seen holding her up, insisting he would take her home to her dorm. fast-forward to today, this is the bombshell. about 29 women have come forward and said paul flores, the suspect in her disappearance, either raped, drug, stock, or peeping tommed them. that's when you spy on somebody unaware when they are changing or something. in a recent ruling, the judgment said none of those others are going to come in because it is too thin. so the jury is never going to care about t

nancy pelosi have come down with the virus despite being fully vaccinated. >> when you hear about a breakthrough infection, that doesn't necessarily mean the vaccine is failing. >> reporter: in a heated exchange, senator rand paulused dr. fauci of lying to congress. >> senator paul you, do not know what you are talking about, quite frankly. and i want to say that officially. >> reporter: dr. fauci flatly denying allegations the nih funded research in wuhan which includes experiments to make the virus more transmissible. >> all the evidence is pointing it came from the lab. and there will be responsibility from those who funded the lab. >> i totally disagree. i totally resent the lie that you are now propagating, senator. and you are imply implying that what we did was responsible for the deaths of individuals. i totally resent that. if anybody's lying here, senator, it is you. >> quite test eas you see, on capitol hill. the u.s. is now averaging more than 34,000 new infections every day, with cases surging in 44 states, incl ours. but again the vast majority of those cases are among unvaccinated people. >>> a new study is raising questions about whether the johnson & johnson vaccine effective against the delta

house speaker nancy pelosi and her husband turning $5 million profit on a bet on shares of alphabet, the parent of google. paulcommittee considered bills targeting these technology giants. francis, what do you make of this? let me just say that nancy pelosi has seen her wealth had increase by -- to nearly $115 million, up from $41 million back in 2004. this is from the transparency nonprofit group, open secrets. this is a towering conflict of interest as glenn greenwald tweeted about this weekend. and interesting, the sector in which the pelosis most frequently buy and sell stocks is by far silicon valley tech stocks. 75% of the pelosi stock trading over the last two years has been in big tech. your thoughts? francis: yeah. so material nonpublic information sort of is a big deal for the sec, insider trading. while they don't appear to have done anything illegal, i think it's a good time to look at what the laws are governing this. this is not getting as much attention as a kelly loaf letter's situation got. potentially conversations could take place or of winks and nods, i'm not of saying they did that. there'

paul, when we're talking about intellect. one thing i was surprised by. she said, nancy pelosi said i think either on monday or tuesday that vote, past votes would not be disqualifying as it related to serving on this committee. but then she picked jordan and banks and said no to them. and in her statement today explaining it, she said something about their actions and past statements or something like that, that that was the reason. she denied that it is their vote, and try nehls who is from texas also voted for the objection to the electoral college. i just don't think she explained her logic well. it doesn't really matter in the end because we're going to get what we're going to get and this is a partisan food fight. it all goes back to mitch mcconnell saying they don't want a bipartisan independent commission. then what was the vote? >> what they're saying is that jordan was part of a meeting to plot strategy for january 6th. -- the december 21st meeting. and with banks he just issued his hysterical statement. >> i think it would be though a real mistake to exaggerat

i feel like i hear more public criticism of paul gosar's role in the insurrection and the big lie from you, from his siblings than i hear from nancyleader. >> we've been scratching our heads to figure that out as well. i mean, in every way shape or form, that was a lynch mob going after mike pence and it was definitely targeted on nancy pelosi. the squad has been outspoken in so many parts of this past four years. nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, i mean, honestly where is the democratic leadership? i only hear from my representative in washington state and the didn't take her up on the ethics charges investigation she initiated. i don't know what they need their lives were in danger. here they are allowing paul and his group to fund-raise, to distract with these other things. it continues the dialogue, and it continues the machine rolling. >> every day he seems to get more extreme and there is no ethics complaint or charges as you say. no stripping of committee assignments. we look at marjorie taylor greene's carnival barking. the anti-defamation league wrote this new report published yesterday. he largely avoids by too much surprised

to nancy pelosi, and it's been suggested the date of january 6th he was waiting for speaker pelosi's approval before calling in the national guard. it's interesting because the sergeant at arms paul irving has been uncooperative with the committee. he won't share phone records. he won't turn over e-mails. what is he hiding? what is speaker pelosi hiding? speaker pelosi with the x amount to hide the truth i taking the historic steps of rejecting two of the minority leaders select committee pecks, , destroying ay chance of bipartisanship. this committee is completely partisan from top to bottom. every member was chosen by speaker pelosi, and why? because speaker pelosi wants her narrative and her outcome to prevail and not the truth. the only so-called republicans on the committee are on the committee to grandstand and attacked the former president because of their own personal vendettas here those pelosi republicans are not interested in the truth. they are interested in getting even. today, leader mccarthy, whip scully schooley said all this appear, however we're interest in the truth were going to continue seeking it and following the evidence to matter where it leads. because w

republican who accepted nancy pelosi naming them on this select committee to investigate the january 6th insurrection. this is the same kevin mccarthy who stripped appointment from paul sasar, marjorie taylor greene for conspiracies. if you don't reject, i'm going to pull the assignment. what is he afraid of? >> the truth. he doesn't want to get to the truth. when they refused to vote for impeachment and insurrection, they said on television, we have to have an investigation. then there is a bill that goes to congress for a bipartisan investigation where half the members would be republican, half the members democrat, they voted against that because they didn't want a investigation. now they say we can't have a select committee because we have to have a bipartisan investigation, which, of course, they voted down. the answer is they don't want the truth and the reason they don't want the truth is because they are themselves implicated. they are implicated because they perpetuated and acceded to the big lie. they created a situation where a large portion of the republican electorate believes in the big lie and it's because of them for not standing up to the big lie. an

hours, nancy pelosi testing positive for covid 19, thought that was impossible after meeting with texas democrats. ronnie jackson will react, and capitol hill between doctor fauci and senator rand paulyou who actually won. lawrence and joey jones talk about the upcoming townhall focused on military members and the civilian workforce, a coach fired for heading -- praying on the field. we have an update to this case. hope i inspired you to get dressed. back to your regularly scheduled programming. >> records review by fox news, democratic congressman eric swallwell spent thousands on luxury goods. serious xm 115. >> eric swallwell, tucker carlson on the campaign spending. in the 2012 campaign. >> the fbi determined eric swallwell had most of that illegally. to this day no idea where most of the cash came from. swallwell pleaded ignorant and because he is them the authorities believe him. how can he know he was breaking the law, the guy was an idiot. >> fast-forward to present day, in restaurants and steakhouses. 10,$000 in car services, going to the half moon bay wears swall-- it is unclear how much was spent on campaign events. >> during the spy scandal we hear nothing about that. >>

. >> paul pelosi just bought millions of dollars in call options on these companies. if nancy pelosi's husband is buying them there may be insight where they're headed. neil: i did not know that. thank you both very, very much. we'll keep an eye on all the technology stocks. if they're afraid of an approaching, you know, massive lawsuit, amazon not among them, but all the others, premier players like the facebooks and some of them of course are, the fact of the matter they're not showing it. they're continuing to race ahead. this could change but like one of the things going after twitters, facebooks, google, the message being sent, you ought to watch what you're doing and now sometimes that tames or correct corporate behavior or pivots it. doesn't seem yet. but we'll see. >>> back to the oil front here, this racing ahead you can talk about oil coming down from the highs, those are six-year highs. we're in and out of the five or six-year high level here. how long does it last what could we look at, stephen schork, the schork group principal. what do you think, steve? >> absolu

paul, you do not know what you are talking about, quite frankly. and i want to say that officially. >> also in washington, a fully vaccinated white house staffer and an aide to house speaker nancyelosi testing positive for the virus. this as confusion and anger grow over new mandates requiring mass today the new york city mayor will announce all employees at city-run hospitals must get vaccinated or submit to weekly covid testing. it joins san francisco which mandated vaccines for all city employees last month. a growing number of school districts will require masks this fall after the american academy of pediatrics recommended students wear them in school, even if vaccinated, creating an uproar among some parents. >> we were under the impression with the vaccine we would no longer have to be wearing your mask. >> the problem is schools can't tell who is vaccinated and who is not and that's why they're putting in these policies. >> the country averaging more than 1,000 new infections every hour. in 22 states, cases have skyrocketed more than 100% in the last two weeks. in nine states, deaths have surged 80% or more. in southern states like louisiana, only 36% of the population