navarro: pero no es tan fÁcil como se pinta.res en una noche por estas expediciones que no zarpan sin antes pagar un supuesto peaje. jimÉnez: el caso de que la autoridad es el dueÑo de todo lo ilegal. navarro: sin agua ni comida, los pasajeros tienen que sobrevivir como sea, en medio de las furiosas aguas del canal de la mona, que golpean constantemente las yolas, bajo las inclemencias de la lluvia, el sol y la frÍa noche. durante mÁs de 40 aÑos es un enigma la cantidad exacta de dominicanos que han muerto intentando llegar a puerto rico cuando embarcaciones como Éstas se quedan a la deriva y se destruyen en medio del mar, haciendo que la ruta hacia un sueÑo se transforme en un viaje a la muerte. >> cuando la yola zozobrÓ, quedÓ un grupo, pero fueron muriendo, desapareciendo. los hombres lloraban y se tiraban al nado, se tiraban y yo veÍa cuando el mar se lo tragaba. navarro: epifanÍa de los santos fue la Única sobreviviente de uno de estos viajes. pero la misma suerte no la tuvo el comerciante julio santana, recuerda su esposa,

navarro. that was very well done. thank you for coming. ms. curry? >> good morning chairman hickenlooper and senator braun. my name is leah curry, and at my company we produce some of the most technologically advanced vehicles on the road. i want to thank the committee for conducting this hearing. workforce development is extremely important. it is a topic i care deeply about, being in the industry for 41 years. these senators on the committee who represent states where toyota has significant operations. over the years, toyota's investments have included 29 billion dollars in the united states. 2020, we completed our [inaudible] one year earlier than anticipated. we announced a 803 million dollar grant program, that developed 1400 jobs. with two manufacturing facilities overall with 1500 dealerships, and 180,000 people working across the united states, that workforce pipeline is of paramount importance to toyota. my passion for workforce development directly connected to my own experience as a

erin, remind us how navarro media _ popular. erin, remind us how navarro media covers - popular.e in ideological terms you practise what you preach? i you practise what you preach? i hope so, so we have an automatic stuff, we pay the freelancers more than we pay our stuff together because they don't get pensions and holidays, so that sounds quite hard. so we have no advertising except youtube but we have considerable advertising revenue coming from there. but the overwhelming majority of our income, 85% plus is from monthly supporters who are quite happy to make a regular payment, sometimes it's a one—off payment as well, to support our work, and that is not that unique when you think about the guardian. the guardian is free to read but you say would you like to support ourjournalism because we produce something quite distinct from say the daily mail or the express, i don't denigrate what they do but it is different. and they are willing to also pave the idea that other people can read this content without there being a pay wall. so we operate on something quite similar. and it h

miss navarro, i would love to talk to you about this. i have been working on legislation with senator graham that would pull in after-school providers to connect young people with employers. very similar to the experience that you had. provide on-the-job training and internships and career exploration and moving into registered apprenticeships and -- like what you did. could you talk a little bit about how old you were when you got connected into this and what difference you think it would make if you had exposure earlier in your education career? >> great question. i started actually my sophomore year summer, i started two internships. my summer of sophomore and junior year, one was excel energy and one with emily griffith technical colleges. this leaned me going into the workforce and working instead of going to college because i enjoyed my experience. it was six weeks. i was doing work that wasn't enjoyable. work they left for the internship that was going to be there in the summer. what can i do that will be longer? then i started lo

remind us how navarro media covers its costs. preach, don't you? well, i hope so. yeah. we have 18 staff and we also have lfreelancers, we have the net payl —— pay our freelancers more than we pay our| because they don't have pensions and holidays. i that sounds quite hard - in a temporary environment. how do you do that? we have advertising revenue coming in. i the overwhelming majority of our- income, 85 plus % is from supporters who are quite happy to make a regular payment _ to support our work. and that's not that unique - when you think about for instance the guardian, which is free to read but they say, would you like to - support ourjournalism - because we produce something quite distinct from - the mail or the express. there is a significantly large audience that isl willing to pay for it. they're willing to also pay- for the idea that other people can read this content - without there being a payoff. we operate something quite similar. yes, it's worked and my message to people who are sceptical- about that, or want| to

navarro? >> good morning, everyone. thank you for my invitation to speak today. i completed my registered apprenticeship with pinnacle assurance in denver and became a full-time worker as a business development representative at pinnacle. i didn't know what path i was going to be in. i would probably pick something random and would have got stuck in something that wasn't fulfilling. that's what a lot of people my age do. they don't feel like they have options. because of my apprenticeship i feel like i have options. i have experience, confidence, a career path and the ability to provide for myself. today i would like to tell you how my apprenticeship has affected my life. i grew up in denver with my mom, dad, three brothers and one sister. my parents spoke spanish. growing up i heard from a lot of adults that work experience was essential to finding a promising career later. i wasn't the type of person that wanted to go to college before i knew what i was passionate about. i tried to figure out what i wanted to do before spending money on college. when i was in h

re- mind us how navarro — becoming popular. re- mind us how navarro media _ becoming popular.on't you? well i hope so. yeah- we _ don't you? well i hope so. yeah. we have _ don't you? well i hope so. yeah. we have 18 - don't you? well i hope so. yeah. we have 18 staff - don't you? well i hope so. | yeah. we have 18 staff and we also _ yeah. we have 18 staff and we also have _ yeah. we have 18 staff and we also have freelancers, - yeah. we have 18 staff and we also have freelancers, we - yeah. we have 18 staff and we | also have freelancers, we have the net — also have freelancers, we have the net pay— also have freelancers, we have the net pay freelancers - also have freelancers, we have the net pay freelancers more l the net pay freelancers more than — the net pay freelancers more than repair— the net pay freelancers more than repair stuff— the net pay freelancers more than repair stuff because - the net pay freelancers morei than repair stuff because they don't — than repair stuff because they don't have _ than repair stuff because they don't have pensions— than repair stuff

. >>> que tal buenas tardes un gusto informarles el noticiero de salud le saluda fátima navarro, bomberosde estrada hasta el momento ha consumido 80 en el condado de santa cruz comenzó en la tarde del viernes tiene los detalles. >>> alcanzó ver en el incendio de donde estás. >>> fátima nos encontramos a 27 minutos dónde está el incendio, no vemos esta llamas pero podemos sentir el olor que tiene y saca quiero conversar con ustedes y compartir estas imágenes son aéreas muestran cómo se están llevando el proceso de incendio, este siniestro se reportó el viernes a las 2:00 de la tarde . >>> los funcionarios dijeron que comenzó con un incendio en el aire vemos que nos dijo nada respecto. >>> angela nos dijo que lo último que tenemos fue que levantamos la orden de evacuación y advertencia en los sectores de pájaro, informó que el incendio fue contenido un 25 por ciento y ha quemadomás el 83 árboles y estructuras se esté necesita asistencia puede llamar al número que aparece en pantalla 8662722237 yomara lo pos regreso contigo al estudio. >>> lo seguimos monitoreando de cerca la llama de este s

i have been looking at the navarro website.aying that keir starmer is just as keir starmer isjust as dishonest as keir starmer is just as dishonest as boris keir starmer isjust as dishonest as borisjohnson and that he rings the rules. is that he rings the rules. is that the kind of dramatic statement and the reason why your readers go to you? i would not say it _ your readers go to you? i would not say it is _ your readers go to you? i would not say it is dramatic. _ your readers go to you? i would not say it is dramatic. people i not say it is dramatic. people have — not say it is dramatic. people have opinions. the thesis of that— have opinions. the thesis of that is— have opinions. the thesis of that is available for anybody who — that is available for anybody who wants to read it. in terms of our— who wants to read it. in terms of our coverage, we have reporters and the first port of call, — reporters and the first port of call, it— reporters and the first port of call, it would be through inaudible. we have a show which lo

louise, you are publishing peter navarro's book as well as mark meadows'.r's book is already, breaking news, it's already garnered 100,000 advance orders and reached number three on amazon's ranking. it came out of the gate strong, it's a hard-hitting book that'll put you in the room with donald trump. maria: i lo it, i love it, louise. let me ask you, kris chancer about ucla -- christian. what are you hearing on college campuses? tell me how cancel culture is evolving these days. do you think it's resonating with truth tellers on college campuses or not so much? >> college campuses are full blown indoctrination centers. they teach white students to hate their skin color and everyone else to hate america. i'm a loud and proud conservative at my university, ucla, and my classmates tweet about trying to beat me up on campus all because i love america and is i like strong borders, fully funded police forces, and i don't think i'm oppressed because i'm black. it's time we get our head in the game because we can't be sending our children to these indoctrination

peter navarro is with us.naysayers, the experts couldn't be done. what was it about president trump they did not, that they underestimated? >> yeah, let me take you inside of the room, charles. by the way it is great to see you. let me take you to go february 9th, 2020, i document this in the trump time book. i'm sitting in my office in the white house. i am one of the few people, other than the president who believes that we're facing a serious pandemic and i attend what will be a serious of a dozen memos. this first one on february 9th says that if we begin spending money and moving this right now we can have a vaccine by october or november. okay? so on february 9th i predicted we could have this in trump time which is to say quickly as possible. what was the magic sauce, charles? again i document this in "in trump time." we went from the traditional sequential paradigm developing vaccines to a simultaneous one. what do i mean by that? traditionally big pharma will find the vab seen candidate first. then th

according to peter navarro, welcome back to 70s style stagflation. peteler join us. when the mandates hurt, watch out. what will impact will that have? now causing americans to -- they're willing to get fired. looks like half the police department in chicago, they're not going to be working as of next week. it's going to get worse. thousands of our military personnel, nurses and first responders and healthcare professionals. the people in the middle of the covid schiff show in march and april of 2020 that every day walk into a petri dish of covid and were dying on covid grenading everything? we don't agree with the mandate? maybe they have a rare condition? maybe they believe in natural immunity? i'm not here to debate the shot or not. the reality is you're going to lose the best people that risk their lives to save fellow human beings, fellow american lives. he doesn't know about that. he abandoned americans in afghanistan 13 days after he said he wouldn't. half the chicago police force might be forced to go very soon. we have hundreds of airline employees. they're

>>>bienvenidos sean noticiero de sábado les saluda fátima navarro . >>> llueve al norte de la bahía deivo con la actividad de lluvia que se ven color verdedonde nos señala la zona del sistema del condado marín, condado napa las advertencias en efecto con llamar a lópez y ismael castro en vivo desde san francisco . >>> buenas noches fátima comenzó a llover alrededor de 9:00 de la noche, nos encontramos a la calle17 en san francisco quiero que vean como la ciudad se ha preparado para esto tormenta ellos han puesto esta clase de muralla algunas tienen algún saco dearena para prohibir inundaciones, hablamos con varios residentes que nos dicen que años anteriores ellos se han visto severamente afectados por eso lluvias por eso me dijeron hoy que ya perder resurrección . >>> así lucía el vecindario en san francisco endiciembre de 2016. >>> recibimos como 18 pulgadas a comparación de otrosocéanos, que recibieron en algunas regiones de la bahía incluyendo san francisco una advertencia que entrará en vigor se extenderá hasta el lunes expertos dicen que la ciudad podría recibirse cuatro y ocho p

esto y patricia: el comandante de las fuerzas armadas de colombia luis armando navarro, advirtiÓ que mostrado simpatÍa por guerrilleros de la eln y han recibido a algunos de sus lÍderes. asÍ protestaban miles de personas en el salvador que salieron a las calles de la capital para cesar su descontento con el presidente bukele. manifestantes acusaron a bukele de ser un dictador que pretende cambiar la contusiÓn. la protesta se produce 10 dÍas despuÉs de que el mandatario se auto proclamara "dictador" en twitter. una broma que no disipa las acusaciones sobre su creciente concentraciÓn de poder. sarkozy fue condenado a un aÑo de arresto domiciliario por fina cemento ilegal para su campaÑa de fallida reelecciÓn en 2012. deberÁ usar grillete electrÓnico y sus abogados han dicho que apelarÁn el fallo. mientras tanto, no se aplicarÁ. disney estÁ patricia: cerramos con un aniversario especial para chicos y grandes porque maÑana 1 de octubre se cumplen 50 aÑos de la inauguraciÓn de disney world en florida. el complejo fue ideado por el propio walt disney, pero muriÓ cuatro aÑos antes de la ina

look at this tweet from far left "view" host, the hard-hitting news show on abc, anna navarro, "chasingyond the pale, but of christian cinema spent less time in fund-raisers with corporate donors and held town halls to listen to constituents and answer their questions, they wouldn't chase her into the damn bathroom." and it gets worse, as the feeling far left website jezebel had the headline, "absolutely bullied christian cinema outside of her bathroom stall." and biden says this harassment is just part of the process. i guess it is just part of the process when people say joe biden all over the country. again i will ask, imagine if these were -- the mob and the media would be apoplectic, bubble and for his and it would be nonstop hysteria and somehow they find a way to blame donald trump. here for reaction, fox news contributor media columnist for "the hill," i think he would have a great tv show here on fox on media, that is joe concha is with us, welcome back, good to see you. >> great to see you. if i got that own show i would call it "truth or consequences." what do you think of th

folks like miss navarro who are ready to hit the ground running. you want to go out and work and do things. people who also want to pursue a diverse range of opportunities, as senator portman was saying, from truck drivers and welders to technology, health care and logistics. employers are saying the same thing, that they need these workers. that's why this hearing is so important, and why it's important we make investments in these kinds of opportunities for people. i want to hone in on the first on the question of registered apprenticeships. this is the question i will direct to you. i introduced a bill called the 21st century workforce partnerships act, which would help better prepare students for high skill in demand jobs. one of the elements of the bill is that it prioritizes partnerships between's schools and employers that have registered apprenticeship programs. so they are employer customized on the job training would pay. please registered apprenticeships seem to be the gold standard for workforce training. in a return on investment is fa

. >> i want to bring in cnn political commentator, ana navarro, ana, why the change?udden to trump? >> because he is looking for a political future which is, frankly, nonexistent. but, really, when you listen to those clips, ana, it's, you know, it's so embarrassing, you almost want to feel sorry for the guy. until you realize just how pathetic mike pence is. how can be such a boot licker? how can you be so servile to somebody who did not call off a mob that wanted to hang you? practically anybody else can go and make these arguments, and it wouldn't be so cringe-worthy. but we all heard the mob asking to hang mike pence. hang him. nobody should be as invested in finding out the truth in what's behind january 6th as much as mike pence. because his life, literally, literally, was hanging in the balance. >> and we know the president was on twitter really egging on the president who were at the capitol during that time. and he was -- he was, you know, attacking his vice president, at the time. during those very dangerous moments. so what does this say about trump's grip

let's bring in ana navarro for the straight deal on this.'t run again. if he does, they just disqualified themselves in the primary. what is pence's play here, ignoring january 6th when they came for him? >> well, i think one is what you just said. that they're counting on trump not running and them being part of the big group of contestants on republican survivor island for the 2024 republican primary. another, chris, is that mike pence apparently has no identity other than being donald trump's vice president and wanting to stay in politics, thinks if trump does run again, he will be h hihis vp nominee again, and i think nikki haley is also betting on that. those are the two possibilities they see. frankly, i don't see either of those happening for mike pence. so he's groveling. he's humiliating himself, he's showing complete lack of dignity and self respect for nothing. because if he thinks that the people who wanted to hang him from gallows, okay, hang him, we all heard the chants. hang mike pence. if he thinks those people are ever going

so together with peter navarro, we published twice in the washington times a plan. and then we have another plan that's coming out from global carbon summit dot org. it has to do with our treatment recommendations. and this represents consensus from over 11000 physicians and scientists from all over the world. in terms of the steps to be taken. i mean, there's been many mistakes and the tragedy is this is, i've been through many, many outbreaks for i've been doing this for 30 years. i was at the tip of the spear for advancing the public health agency candidate vaccine for a bold. i brought merc into that. i've been through this, i've been at the w h o spoken to w h o et cetera. i understand the landscape, the same mistakes keep getting made again. and again, one of the fundamental ones is that the public health community is constantly reacting to information in requiring that it be verified in some way, which means they're always about 4 to 6 months behind the front edge of the data. public world public health during an outbreak needs to act more like a stock analys

navarro says two things stick out to him still today.ress coverage, blaming firefighters for abandoning the small grassfire, saying they hadn't done enough to make sure the flames were out at that point me to this day. is those kinds of accusations that came out and of course, it was noble retraction of that later, on of what actually happened, and how many crucial trapped there. the other thing that haunts me is that. a good friend of mine that i was actually one of my trainees at one point. by the day and a half or two days later, i walked downtown darning stairs to get a cup of coffee. he got awful. one of the apparatus just got back off the fire line. and. sit alone to me, and i didn't recognize him. he was so tired and so for us suit is ice were red sharp. it didn't even recognize him. the horrific you know, battle that he had that fire. those are two vivid, vivid memories that i had. how do you want oakland ear's and people in general to mark this day? well again. we need to remember the people that passed away. um i mean, it is so

hillary clinton's advisor recalls her life and career and the former trade advisor peter navarro looks at the start of that corona pandemic and the 2020 presidential election. his book is called in trump time. and an entertaining race georgetown university michael eric dyson examines the role of race in america. and also being published this week, the new book by the former republican speaker of the house, newt gingrich argues anti-american beliefs are gaining traction within the united states. his latest book is called "beyond biden." and in the broken constitution, harvard professor describes how abraham lincoln viewed the constitution and fox news brian kelly looks at the relationship between lincoln and frederick douglass and the president and the freedom fighter. those are some of the new books being published this week. you will see them on booktv. each week booktv produces a program called "after words." and on this week's episode of the author interview program, entrepreneur argues that corporate america is signing onto, quote, the culture only to increase profit. he discussed

we've heard now on wednesday that the 2021 recipient is alexi. navarro leanne opposition, figurehead in russia who's currently serving jail time for breaching bail conditions. just want to give you a bit of background on what's led to a valley being in jail at the moment i lost in august, he was on a flight on his way to moscow, where he fell ill. he was taken to a russian hospital and then later requested that he was moved to a facility in germany. i. he was moved to that facility in germany and it was after he arrived there that there were allegations from the doctors that he had been poisoned with his substance known as normal shock. now at since then, we had accusations from government, not just germany, but also across europe, accusing the russian government of being behind that poisoning. however, russian medical officials and officials at the hosp the way he was treated in russia, say that ad there was no trace of the poison when he was being treated that he did return to russia. and as a result of breaching his real conditions, he was sent to serve out time in prison, and tha

give details on last year's alleged poisoning of kremlin critic, alexey navarro me. we spoke with moscow's ambassador to the o. p. c. w. alexander to shogun, who says it rushes viewpoint is simply being ignored. ah, so the subscribers to, there's a feeling that something else, other goals, a driving them judge for yourself today i was not allowed to speak for more than an hour. the pretext were different. for example, the absence of the bulgarian representative. he should have been reading the appeal of 45 countries. i asked the ambassadors of the united states, great britain to britney not want to hear the answer from russia. there was no desire to listen to us. apparently, other goals are being pursued. it is possible that this whole story is connected with the escalation of sanctions prussia in a dilemma. ah, we wanted to do a joint investigation. and what do you think the technical secretariat began to drag out the whole thing? one of the excuses was that there were no similar incidents from the u. k. all the u. s. were putting forward a counter request within th

ultimately blamed the russian government the both russian officials and medical professionals who treated navarro. nicholas no boys in the substances were even detected in his body while he was in a russian hospital. moscow repeatedly ass, both germany on the p. c. w for a joint investigation after recovering alex and have only returned to moscow where he was subsequently arrested and sentenced to 2 years in prison for breaking parole conditions relating to a corruption case. we spoke to the russian representative to the p. c. w. alexander shogun, who gave us 1st and information on the latest developments. ah, status, obsidian. see there's a feeling that something else. other goals are driving them. judge for yourself today. i was not allowed to speak for more than an hour. the pretext were different . for example, the absence of the bulgarian representative. he should have been reading the appeal of 45 countries. i asked the ambassadors of the united states, great britain to britney not want to hear the answer from russia. there was no desire to listen to us. apparently, uh, the goals are being

clinton advisor recalls in her life and career in both and bid economist president trump advisor peter navarroounts the start of the coronavirus pandemic and the 2020 presidential election in his book and trump time. and georgetown university sociology professor examines the role of race in america. also being published this week former republican speaker of the house american police are gaining traction within the united states in beyond biden. in the broken constitution harvard law professor discusses how abraham lincoln viewed the constitution and fox news looks at the relationship between lincoln and frederick douglass in the freedom fighter. this coming week wherever books are sold. watch for many of these authors to appear in the future on book tv. >> booking institution senior aloe suggests counts council culture social media disinformation are eroding the truth. here's a portion of the discussion. >> what you believe about the weather. have beliefs about god. the typical way to settle that was for one group to dominate another group to have the society and go to war with each of the ty

is short of cash and is calling on the international community for assistance with his hash matt navarro reports from the afghans was beg, border, many don't see an end to their problems. this is the friendship bridge. afghanistan's link withers. becky's dan, a crucial lifeline for international aid and trade taliban and was beck officers guard the crossing. but traffic is slow. the cargo train service that used to carry over food supplies and commodities has become irregular. the taliban customs officer of the hi rata border crossing. this misses international concerns about of got his downs future. and with my in that it will got high show on it. we want the world to be more confident about doing business with us. they have to see the level of safety and security. the former regime wasn't able to secure the presidential compound on today. all of afghanistan is safe. the taliban is beating up its presence on the border and promising a crackdown on corruption to ensure a smooth movement of people and goods upon it than has always struggled to build a mood and rail network that would link

so each single element consolidate the other on a navarro valls. you see so that the system what he would continue to operate to serve the various lobbies are, are the sharp stop the people wanted to bring down that system. and the ne, i seal the rubber. i am not working through a set up following a mirage bun or without a clear vision and the harmonica to the her you than what that me. it's her a national liberation was that on the battle, hold. alexa and god willing we will prevail money. who will marty? yes, and those who fell asleep. car fight should know who are their faithful friendliness, man, before whom, and rather one thou would also stab him in the back and betray him. gun and commerce, while i saw them shot his medial among the 25th of july was an historic moment. do little or use in the full sense of the word to be my sac radical yo. i am i on that evening got food. i took the decision that you're now aware of by the am. i took that decision, little, or sad, after i tried, but only of ill cherished turned them to their reason and wow.

number one, shocking news from the set of "the view" host anna navarro and sunny hostin tested positive for covid. worse, "the view" tested positive for joy behar. it's incurable. they had to rush kamala harris far from the studio. it was easy. they just told her it was the southern border. [ applause ] >> greg: dog the bounty hunter has joined the search for fugitive brian laundrie. police believe his help is crucial as they believe laundrie might be hiding inside of a mullet. good news, mcdonald's mcrib is mcback. the bad news is, so is my mcdiarrhea. according to research, scientists say three masks protect you the most. well, i can't wait to hear the results of their condoms study. same principle. amazon unveiled a new amazon robot for $999. if i'm paying $1,000 for a robot maid, i better be able to have sex with it. they'll call it the schwarzenegger. and no. up, u.s. airlines are now considering weight limits for passengers. and other news, brian stelter, i hope you like trains. and that's greg's seven jokes. back to the screening hell escape called manhattan. did you hear? as kid

today's contestants are... a museum web and interactive developer from navarro, california...urning champion-- a phd student from new haven, connecticut... ...whose 31-day cash winnings total... [ applause ] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- mayim bialik. [ applause ] thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome, everyone, to "jeopardy!" for those of you keeping track of matt's stats, with a win today, he would tie james holzhauer's record of 32 games, the second most consecutive wins in "jeopardy!" history. [ applause ] abigail and andrew, welcome to the game. let's take a look at the categories... and... matt, as returning champion, you will pick first. chapter & verse, $1,000. - andrew. - who is harold? yes. i'll take chapter & verse for $800, please.

number one, shocking news from the set of "the view" host anna navarro and sunny hostin tested positive for covid. worse, "the view" tested positive for joy behar. it's incurable. they had to rush kamala harris far from the studio. it was easy. they just told her it was the southern border. [ applause ] >> greg: dog the bounty hunter has joined the search for fugitive brian laundrie. police believe his help is crucial as they believe laundrie might be hiding inside of a mullet. good news, mcdonald's mcrib is mcback. the bad news is, so is my mcdiarrhea. according to research, scientists say three masks protect you the most. well, i can't wait to hear the results of their condoms study. same principle. amazon unveiled a new amazon robot for $999. if i'm paying $1,000 for a robot maid, i better be able to have sex with it. they'll call it the schwarzenegger. and no. up, u.s. airlines are now considering weight limits for passengers. and other news, brian stelter, i hope you like trains. and that's greg's seven jokes. back to the screening hell escape called manhattan. did you hear? as kid

according to pete navarro in the "the new york post," we are back to missouri things to uncle joe. peter will join us in a minute. add to this biden's mandates, causing willing to get fired, half the police department in chicago, thousands of our health care professionals. the covid walking into a petri dish of covid diving on three kinds of grenades to save bill americans basra's lives in the early months of this pandemic. now we are going to fire them question mike i guess it's joe biden's way of saying thank you because they do not agree with the mandate? maybe they have a rare condition. maybe they believe in natural immunity. not here to debate the shot oror not but the reality is you are going to loseea some of the best people that risked their lives to save fellow human beings, fellow americans' lives. i guess joe doesn't know about that because he abandon americans in afghanistan 13 days after he said he wouldn't. half a chicago police force f might be forced to go very soon. hundreds of airline employees, they are facing termination. thousands of teachers, u.s. servicemen

so joining me now, cnn political commentator scott jennings and also ana navarro.g to both of you. scott, i'm going to start with you. republicans remain hellbent on whitewashing this all in the name of what? donald trump and his big lie? >> well, obviously the republicans would rather talk about something else and they didn't want this committee in the first place. so it made sense to me why if you didn't want the committee in the first place, you wouldn't want to hold someone in contempt for defying the committee. he quite clearly defied a subpoena and it's quite clear this executive privilege claim is specious at best. my suspicion is if the department of justice takes it up, that he's not going to stand a very good chance. so we'll see how it plays out, but, you know, i was actually in a position once when i worked for president bush, i got subpoenaed by congress, and i actually had to show up and then say, you know, the president was asserting executive privilege over my testimony. but i had to show up and do it. in this case, bannon is not only claiming privi

cnn media correspondent brian stelter, cnn political commentator ana navarro both join me.yone. so ana, a lot of people thought that this was the worst day for trump and his campaign. remember, we were on the air wondering okay, when is this apology tape going to be released? what are they going to say? they predicted a huge downfall for him. that obviously did not happen. and now billy bush is suggesting nbc lost because trump won. what do you think of this? >> you know, it brought me back to where i was. and i think everybody who was following this campaign and following the politics remembers where they were when this "access hollywood" tape was released. i was on a plane from washington to miami and i must have had good wi-fi because i remember all the pinging going on on the phones and the ipads on the plane. everybody on the plane, they were all politicos there. thinking it's over. i remember trump was going to wisconsin a couple of days later. and the big wigs, the republican big wigs in wisconsin decided ton show up to the event. i remember mike pence and mother bei

joining me now, cnn political commentator and republican strategist anna navarro. s.e. cupp. in a bathroom too far? >> look. i think the cringe here is the fact that it was a bathroom. right? and i think most of us think that's a place where we should have privacy. and the expectation that we can twinkle in peace. so i think that's the part that is upsetting. but if you hear what these protestors were saying. if you hear what these -- and they're not just protestors. they're constituents of kyrsten sinema. they are people who supported kyrsten sinema. they are people who knocked on doors for kyrsten sinema who feel betrayed and who are telling their senator their story, and why this bill is important to them. you know, i watched -- >> but isn't there a difference between that and recording it all and then having someone record you record it? so then it's not about convincing her. it's about making a video for them so that they can put a video out and show themselves as activists which is what they are. and they have every right to, you know, believe very strongly what they be