as well as the republican national committee on the evening of january 5th. both offices are walking distance to the capitol. the fbi is offering up to $100,000 for information. >> that was catherine herridge reporting. >>> health experts warn a coronavirus environment first detected in united kingdom will be soon dominant. of the vaccines, less than 3 million gone to residents of long-term care facilities. jonathan vigliotti is in california at one of the first care centers to have a major outbreak last spring. >> reporter: all of us know someone that's waited in line for the vaccine for hours. gordon manor waited for months, told they were the priority. with number of residents killed last year. instead, they faced red tape. alyssa malary i is the executive director, after covid tore through the facility, she and her team enacted strict covid protocols, they went about seven months without a single case, then two residents tested positive in november. >> we thought we were following all the precautions, we had been doing this for months. >> reporter: so to

of a voice former vice chair of the libertarian national committee thanks for joining us thanks for having me on. next year o m piece of clashed over a motion backed by 50 lawmakers to force out the top diplomat they can hear several of being too soft on russia during his recent visit here here's our europe correspondent peter all of it. bill zones of m e p's had signed a letter calling for high representative for foreign 'd affairs basically the e.u.'s foreign minister yossi burrell to stand down from his post following this trip to moscow they accuse him of being too weak when it comes to dealing with russia that burrell had gotten there with the intention of pressuring moscow for the release of alexei no vallone what we've ended up with was the current situation that we find ourselves in you know sipper ellis said he's got no intention of quitting his post we've also heard from his boss as well as live on the line the e.u. commission president she said she's going to stand by her man and has no intention of sacking him saying the high representative has her full support now this plenary

who planted the bombs at the headquarters of the republican and democratic national committees which the chief says was a distraction. he says he thinks this was part of the planned siege on the capitol to basically have this diversion that would take law enforcement assets away from the capitol. and then the question of course who killed officer sicknick, that's turned out to be a very difficult question to answer. at this point it doesn't appear that there was any single -- one single thing, it may have been a buildup of a number of cumulative things. he was exposed apparently several times to bear spray, did that play a role? i'm not sure we're going to get a lot of answers to those fundamental questions about why didn't anybody know this was going to happen? >> we are looking now at some of the top -- three of the top four senators, actually, in the two committees that are holding these hearings, this is both the rules committee and the homeland security committee holding this joint hearing today. it looks like they are getting ready to begin. we're going to bring you in there wh

a second explosive device at the republican national committee building. and large hostile groups at different locations outside the capitol building. i made my way through the crowd by yelling and pushing people out of my way until i saw capitol police civil disturbance units in riot gear in the hallway. they were holding the hallway to keep rioters from penetrating deeper into the building. i immediately jumped in line with them to assist withholding the crowd of rioters. at some point my right arm got wedged between rioters and the railing along the wall. a sergeant pulled my right arm free. had he not, i'm certain it would have been broken. shortly after that, an officer was pushed and fell to the floor. i assisted the officer to a safer location and got back in line. at some point the crowd breached the line officers worked so hard to maintain. civil disturbance units began to redeploy to keep rioters from accessing different areas of the building. i proceeded to the rotunda where i noticed a heavy smoke-like residue and smelled what i believed to be

national intelligence. he said his experience as a valued member of senate intelligence committee will help to guide him as the next director of national intelligence. he said i think his time on the committee has served him to understand what that role entails. so to be clear, just serving in congress, being on committees that work on something, that's not enough to make you qualified to serve in the cabinet on that issue unless you're nominated by a republican president and then it's okay. if you're nominated by a democratic president on the same basis, then you are deeply unqualified and you must be withdrawn. president biden's nominee for agriculture secretary tom vilsack was approved 92-7 today. for u.n. ambassador, linda thomas greenfield was confirmed as well, 78-21m but republicans are rummaging in their hats for any rabbits they can find to try to slow down or stop all the other biden cabinet nominees that they have targeted. javier becerra batted down objections from republican senators at his confirmation today. got objections that republicans are raising against him they have no problem with at

there were pipe bombs placed at the democratic national committee and republican national committee the night before they had started an assembly before the capitol before the president spoke and that the riot started while he was still speaking michael vanderveen said you can't incite something that was going to happen anyway their charge was that it was the speech that incited a riot to some degree prosecutors are stuck with the charges that they bring. >> john malcolm, appreciate that thank you. >>> the defense presented was as political as it was legal. doug hi was once the communications director. the defense used veiled threats for republicans who go against trump. we heard it from the president's own words. you could be primaried if you fail to fight for him or, in this case, if you vote to convict. break down the political consequences >> this is not new we've heard it from his family members. some variation of it's a nice little republican party you have here it would be a shame ifsomethin happened to it we saw it obviously play out today. this is exactly what republican member

to the republican national committee building and large hostile groups at different locations outside the capital building. i advised the dispatcher i would respond to the d&c since the building was closest to where i was at the time. in route i heard officers at the capital building calling for immediate assistance so i proceeded past the d&c to the capital. as i arrived to the capital i heard an officer yell there was a breach of the rotunda door and various officers calling for assistance at multiple locations throughout the building. many of the doors to the building were not accessible due to the size of the crowd, i was able to enter a lower level door with the assistance of a capital division officer. once inside the memorial door i immediately noticed a large crowd of possibly 200 rioters yelling in front of me. since i was alone i turned to go back so i could enter another door but within a few seconds it took me too walk back i entered there were already countless rioters outside the building banging on the door. i had no choice but to proceed through the violent crowd in th

there was an explosive device at the democratic national committee building, a second explosive device at the republican national committee building, and large hostile groups at different locations outside of the capitol building. i advised the dispatchers i would respond to the dnc since that building was closest at the time. en route, i heard officers calling for immediate assistance so i proceeded past the dnc to the capitol. as arrived to the east front plaza of the capitol, i heard a officer sound there was a breach at the rotunda door and heard them qualifying out through the building. i was able to enter a lower level door with the assistance of a capitol division officer. once inside of the door i immediately noticed a large crowd of possibly 200 rioters yelling in front of me. since i was alone, i turned to go back so i could enter another door but within the few seconds it took me to walk back to the door i entered, there were already countless rioters outside of the building banging on the door. i had no choice but to proceed through the violent crowd in the building. i made

joining us now, jamie harrison of south carolina who is the new chair of the democratic national committee joining us tonight, mr. chairman. a real pleasure to have you here. >> thank you for having me, lawrence. >> so, your job, which, you know, for many years people thought of as voter turnout, voter turnout. you now have to fight for the right to vote and maintaining the right to vote in your own state, south carolina, and around the country. >> lawrence, it's sad. you know, we send our sons and daughters overseas to fight for democracy for other nations and here in this country, the republicans find every way that they can to suppress the vote in this nation. our greatest right as american citizens is our right to vote, and we have to protect that. we need to expand that right so that more people can enjoy it. you know, just this past week the rnc launched their committee on election integrity. that's a joke. that's like having the foxes guard the hen house. there is no way that they understand or know what any integrity in elections look like. they have 165 bills in 33 states to take

it is so close to the republican national committee's office. then found my way over to the, over to the capitol. while i was walking the halls of the capitol, trying to get to doctor's office, i saw the breach taking place. i saw the tussle between those pushing their way into the capitol and the scuffle with the men in blue. and i just happened to be able to go down to a different hallway, as a matter of fact, one of the capitol policemen stood in front of me so i could get down that hallway. i locked in a room with five other people for hours. and then there was a beating at my door. at the doorway saying, we've got to get you out of here. we've got to get you out of here. we've got to get you to another place. who are you? so we made them show their badge to us before we would open the door. and that's when i got transported over to the holding room with all the other people, including my colleagues who wouldn't wear their masks and that's probably where i got covid. so this was a harrowing experience. this was a scary experience. we may not

i believe it was an employee of the republican national committee that had located it in the rear of the building, called it into capitol police headquarters. >> you mentioned before you thought it was part of a coordination that there were several out there that would take away resources at that exact moment. but there's no way to know they would find it at that exact moment. i'm glad they did find it. they found another one at the democratic headquarters as well at 150 and you document that as well. but you had to have seen quite a few individuals to go to the rnc and dnc to deal with those explosives planted there. is that correct? >> that is correct. just for your information, the rnc pipe bomb, that was one that was really run by capitol police. the dnc metropolitan ended up taking that and running that so we could run two concurrently. that resulted in the evacuation of two congressional buildings, the cannon house office building as well as one of the library of congress buildings. it took extensive resources. >> to the assault on the capitol is not what caused the evacuation

rangers and she's tonight it was a genocide against that minority group will that translate into national committee less willing to support young mars' democratic cause. well if you look at it and look at the statements coming out particularly from the west it clearly seems like the west coolly wants to stay behind this democratic process that was been moving forward for the last 10 years until today but here's you know the u.s. talked about taking action the real question is what sort of actions are they going to take are they going to go back to economic sanctions which me m r was under for decades when it was under military rule the military was strict military rule that ended entirety 10 years ago and was loosely transitioning out of that over the last 10 years because there's been a lot of concern that those sanctions really didn't do anything that change what was going on with the military in the way they handle the country and all it was doing was punishing the common people and leaving so much of the population in total poverty so the question is do they really want to take those kind of ec

ranges and she's tonight it was a genocide against that minority group will that translate into national committee less willing to support democratic causes. well if you look at it and look at the statements coming out particularly from the west it clearly seems like the west coolly wants to stay behind this democratic process that was moving forward for the last 10 years until today but here's you know the u.s. talked about taking action the real question is what sort of actions are they going to take are they going to go back to economic sanctions which me m.r. was under for decades when it was under military rule the military military rule that ended entirety 10 years ago and was loosely transitioning out of that over the last 10 years because there's been a lot of concern that those sanctions really didn't do anything that change what was going on with the military in the way they handle the country and all it was doing was punishing the common people and leaving so much of the population in total poverty so the question is do they really want to take those kind of economic sanctions again got

you know a dossier that was paid for by hillary clinton's campaign as well as the democratic national committee but this red baiting well it's not really red baiting that rush is no longer a communist country but attacking russia has been you know a playing card of the democrats and i suspect that sooner than later in the new biden and his direction that there's going to be new sanctions on russia. the pandemic is seeing dozens of covert patients being shuffled between hospitals in the u.k. due to a shortage of intensive care beds in january alone the national health service transferred nearly 39 patients a day double the number seen during the 1st wave we spoke with a health care consultant who's witnessed the crisis firsthand i guess this shows 2 things she says stay in the condo make it home which was the 2nd wave is the 1st just this week. and how it's affecting different parts of the country at different rates it also shows the real strengths of the national health service in our country circles the country are able to create they can offer mutual aid and support to all the parts of the co

the patella a national committee rose started the evidence showed you would never know this from the particular evidence that was presented by the democrats but that these folks many of them were already there completely adorned some of them and almost acquires i military apparel was zip ties ready for arrests and helmets already anticipating what they were going to do prior to donald trump saying anything this is a political exercise this is political theater this is not subject to any court reviewing what happens this isn't an animal it's own this impeachment trial the only reason this is being done is to prevent donald trump from running again and why is that because many people suspect that internal polling indicate that the democrats realize that he might be stronger again if he were to run in 2024 the very problem that we have of the division in the country is that not only were those senators jurors witnesses they were also victims of the insurrection on january 6th and still voted not to convict at least $43.00 of them go to. not to convict and that i think that's the irony o

you know a dossier that was paid for by hillary clinton's campaign as well as the democratic national committee but this red baiting well it's not really red baiting that russia is no longer a communist country but attacking russia has been you know a playing card of the democrats and i suspect that sooner than later in the new biden in this direction that there's going to be new sanctions on russia meanwhile the u.s. would also hold its planned withdrawal of $12000.00 troops from germany while the pentagon can knock the review of the trump iraq plans news came just hours just ahead rather of joe biden's foreign policy speech. getting our global force posture right making sure that our global force posture is consistent with our national security and diplomatic priorities secretary austin will lead a global force posture review and during the pendency of that review will freeze any troop redeployments from germany. it was donald trump who wanted the removal of american troops from germany to accuse berlin a fellow nato member of making a fortune off u.s. soldiers and also not contributing enoug

international law attorney and nick sar walk in tourney and former chair of the libertarian national committee gave us their take on the things following the not guilty vote. the very problem that we have the division in the country is that not only were those senators jurors witnesses they were also victims of the insurrection on january 6th and still voted not to convict at least 43 of them voted not to convict and that i think that's the irony of this trial and does explain the herb highlight the division in the country that is a testament to the fact that this is a mix of both a legal and a political process and there is no trial in which jurors could be helping one side or the other with their arguments during breaks but in impeachment it is it's a normal part of the process because it is that makes process which is why the 6th amendment doesn't apply to impeachment trials because there is no opportunity to lose your liberty it was not necessary you know that was one of the main talking points that really this was a giant waste of time that only did it accept the tronto base but it's a lo

is what the national committee will do will be again to repeat what they've done in 2006 of them since well this will not be acceptable the world community has the will of the citizens of the people who live of this i want to bring up pick up that point and pretty off across the face as with her and talked about a few times out it was the us that supported attempts to push hamas out of gaza yet how much on gaza after a while actions in 2006 it's been very involved in palestinian affairs to say the least so what will the biden administration be thinking now what are the developments that are happening between the palestinian sides is the u.s. going to get involved again could the u.s. in some way deal with hamas. presently unfortunately we know that they are what i prefer to refer to us today american imperialism but i do ben so leave them in economy and administration we know that the american imperialism is being walled while the globe in the cruelly anybody in the middle east and it is already stated tried to kill so it says it will own interests so it's not a myth that will fit but

reaction now joining us this next hour as an attorney and former chair of the libertarian party national committee now with strategies consulting center nick welcome to out say the result that he would be acquitted was predicted quite widely the numbers there were you surprised by the numbers they were 10 short . i was surprised by the numbers in so much as this is the most bipartisan impeachment conviction vote in american history and all the previous impeachment of president this is the most members of the other or opposing party who have broken with their party in order to vote their conscience and to convict a president from their party it's actually a larger percentage of people voted 'd to convict in the senate than voted to impeach in the house. just a number of them run though the democrats have the white house they have the house they have the senate they had all that emotional have to pull that video evidence what do you think leading democrats are going to be asking themselves now that there's been a 2nd acquittal of donald trump i think now would be a time to start moving on past the i

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of more than 22000000 people many of them government employees in 2016 both the democratic national committee and hillary clinton's presidential campaign were targeted more than 40000 e-mails were leaked many containing confidential information and over the past decades many private companies have been hacked including yahoo sony adobe and linked in some breaches lead to millions of people having their personal data compromised that includes passwords phone numbers and credit card information u.s. president joe biden is making cyber security a priority he's hiring more experts and plans to boost funding we've elevated the status of cyber issues within our government including a point of 1st national deputy national security advisor for cyber and emerging technology we're launching an urgent initiative to improve our capability readiness and resilience in cyberspace. all right let's bring in our guests in augusta georgia jake williams president and founder of rendition infoseek and the u.s. army veteran in geneva switzerland so if you're gonna c.e.o. of the cyber peace institute and a former e

you know a dossier that was paid for by hillary clinton's campaign as well as the democratic national committee but this red baiting well it's not really red baiting that russia is no longer a communist country but attacking russia has been you know a playing card of the democrats and i suspect that sooner than later in the new biden and this direction that there's going to be new sanctions on russia. of the issues tackled in bite in the speech include relations with the e.u. china and the middle east i see americans rick sanchez discuss the speech we have found from zach and john harvey to see what's way to play but when you look at the you it seems like that's been a real prickly relationship during the trial here's what do you see changing what trends are you looking at already we remember president trump he was very much build the wall anti immigration anti refugees and immigrants so while trump was against bringing in refugees we have a complete and total about face from president biden listen here i'm approving the executive order to begin the hard work of restoring our refugee admissions