you're on national television. would you like now to apologize to the victims who have been harm, but you're not showing the pictures. would you like to apologize for what you've done to these good people? first. okay . well the w washington correspondent benjamin alvarez, drew. but tell me why monk about is facing so much kate from us. little make us this. this is not something that is new and therefore you can see even seal is pop up with this appointment in to send it to you in room during this year. and we just had a showed aps truck there where he faced the families of the victims and apologize only. but that's his appointment is not only by the members of the family of victims of von lennox protection, but also from senators across of yellow. there are 2 secretary goods of having an, a, quote, a product that is killing people in this issue is not new and the fact and that's also at the center. so say that no new bills on child safety has been passed is due to the power that the social media companies still ha

you're on national television. would you like now to apologize to the victims who have been harmed, but you're not showing the pictures. would you like to apologize for what you've done to these good people? first. okay . well dw correspondent benjamin oliver is gruber in washington dc joins us now. benjamin, it's nice to see you again and that was a little bit hard to watch, wasn't it? why is mark secretary facing so much sheet from us? lawmakers now is this right? indeed it was a heated exchange. there is growing frustration also disappointment because the issue of online child safety is not new. and many i say that the companies on social media companies are not doing enough. and that's also what the senator's is said to day. one of them even said that the fact that no new bills on child safety has been passed. exactly, due to the power that the social media companies have companies to senators accused of not only doing enough, but also the actively blocking steps to hold the social media a company's accountable

would you like to now, here on national television, to apologize to the victims who having harmed?how him the pictures, would you like to apologize for what you've done to these good people? >> -- for the families that have suffered this is why we've invested so much here, to make sure that no one goes through that. >> now, why, mr. zuckerberg, why should your company not be sued for this? why is it that you can -- you hide behind a liability shield, you should be held accountable? wouldn't you be held accountable, will you take personal responsibility? >> senator, i think i've answered this. >>try it again, will you take personal responsibility? >> senator, i view my job, and the job of our company as building the best tools that we can to keep our family safe. senator, we're doing a industry leading service. >> nonsense. your product is killing people. you're a billionaire, will you set up a compensation fund with your money, with your money -- >> senator these are complicated issues. >> that's a yes or no. will you set up a victims' compensation fund with your money, the money y

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joy-ann reid called him uncle clarence on national television. she saw the job. nothing happens when you slander a black conservative or republican. you can call whatever you want on television and, radio, and no one cares. and i think for me, it wasn't about like i'm republican because i'm not. it's a thing that i notice that was an unfair our society. if we're talking about caring about black americans and saying how we should treat people like we want to be treated or even just hyper reacting to some sort of racism that might happen, it gets a black person. but have a segment of black people that you can outwardly slander on television in public. and nothing happens to you. and it doesn't even matter if you're black or not. that is something that is is not talked about enough. adam coleman how would describe your politics? it's hard to peg me down. i would say i'm politically independent. i, in my writings, democrats and republicans, because no one's perfect. i would say socially more conservative about family, things of that nature. i'm pro-life, wholly pro-li

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a surprise announcement, live on national television, during queen margrethe�*s traditional new year'sslation: on the 14th of january 2024, _ 52 years after succeeding my beloved father, i will step down as the queen of denmark. the 83—year—old danish queen said time had taken its toll on her health and she made the decision to abdicate after undergoing back surgery in february. translation: the surgery naturally gave rise - to thinking about the future, whether the time had come to leave the responsibility to the next generation. i have decided that now is the right time. queen margrethe plans to hand the throne to crown prince frederik, the eldest of her two sons. for many danes, queen margrethe is the only monarch they have ever known. she's seen here visiting windsor castle in 1974, two years after she succeeded herfather, king frederik. after the death of queen elizabeth ii, queen margrethe became the longest serving monarch in europe. denmark's prime minister thanked queen margrethe for her service, saying it was difficult to understand that the time had come for a change of thro

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a surprise announcement live on national television during queen margrethe's traditional new year's addressy beloved father, i will step down as the queen of denmark. the 83—year—old danish queen said time had taken its toll on her health and she made the decision to abdicate after undergoing back surgery in february. translation: the surgery naturally gave rise to thinking about the future, whether the time had come to leave the responsibility to the next generation. i have decided that now is the right time. queen margrethe plans to hand the throne to crown prince frederik, the eldest of her two sons. he's very, very down to earth and very, very modern person. he has four kids. and for most of his kids, they actually went to public school instead of private schools. so people feel very connected to him. for many danes, queen margrethe is the only monarch they have ever known. she's seen here visiting windsor castle in 1974, two years after she succeeded herfather, king frederik. after the death of queen elizabeth, queen margrethe became the longest serving monarch in europe. denmark's pri

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well, there, here you're on national television, would you like now to apologize to the victims who have been harm, but you're not showing the pictures. would you like to apologize for what you've done to these good people 1st. okay . you know why mr. zachary berg? why should your company not be sued for this? i sat go through this, we have that correspond to intent pennyman. how's on his group a washington? uh, welcome uh, brand new man. uh, why is mazda truck a bug facing so much paint from us, little make us this. this is not something that is new, and therefore you can see even feel is palpable disappointment in the senate hearing room during this hearing. we just had a showed up struck their way he faced the families of the victims and apologized only, but that's his appointment is not only by the members of the family, a victims of online explanation, but also from senators across of yellow. there are q secretary books of heading and i quote, a product that is killing people in this issue is not new and the fact and that's also the center. so say that no new bills on child safety h

you're on national television. would you like now to apologize to the victims who have been harmed by your products? show him the pictures. would you like to apologize for what you've done to these good people? >> reporter: zuckerberg rising, turning around to face them. >> i'm sorry for everything you have all been through. no one should have to go through the things that your families have suffered. and this is why we invest so much and are continue doing industry-wide efforts to make sure that no one has to go through the things your families had to suffer. >> reporter: zuckerberg and tiktok's chief executive agreed to testify. but senators had to subpoena x, snapchat, and discord's ceos to show up. lawmakers slamming the companies for blocking regulation that may have prevented the tragedies. >> we've been working on this stuff for a decade, and you have an army of lawyers and lobbyists who have fought us on this every step of the way. >> reporter: senator amy klobuchar visibly upset, admitting the failures of

israel's defense minister going on national television saying it should be palestinian officials who govern gaza when the fating is over. not an israeli occupation. >> 100 days in. mat gutman in israel, thank you. >>> meantime, back in the and u.s. with the iowa caucuses this evening, the white house keenly aware of the stakes and had a is leading on the republican side going into iowa. today, vice president kamala harris was in the crucial state of south carolina delivering the key note address at an event honoring the legacy of dr. martin luther king jr. our chief white house correspondent, mary bruce, one-on-one with the vice president asking about the potential they'll be running against donald trump again and what governor nikki haley has been arguing about president biden. >> reporter: tonight, the white house with an eye on iowa. vice president kamala harris telling me they are ready take on whomever emerges the winner. so are your concerns the same no matter who the republican nom -- the republican candidate is, the republican nominee? >> well, let me just tell you this, no m

[laughter] there you go lying on national television. i always answer your text messages. going on? >> sean: what people don't know is, i always tell you stay out of politics. you tell me stay out of sports. there are older people energetic, bernie sanders older than joe biden. that guy is sharp as he was 10 years ago. donald trump sharp as he has ever been. spent hours interviewing him. this guy is falling apart in front of the whole country. pem bar raszing, why so few people willing to say it like you are? >> they are hard core in defense of the democrats, liberals, progressives, they want to do everything they can to overt donald trump in the white house. you are right in terms of bernie sanders. i like what dean phillips. you used the word cognitive decline. there is decline nothing doubt. it is not about that. he is in office. problem is, so many tens of millions of americans hoping and prayi ing we go to the polls 82t that time and push him in office additional four years. point i made on howard stern, key word here for democrats is progressive. progressive is the wo

on television. if it's going to spend money on its television output, i believe it should focus it entirely on reporting scotland, the main national television news bulletin one and recognise that the separate bbc scotland channel is really a very expensive white elephant. should they be closing down these programmes? i should they be closing down these programmes?— should they be closing down these programmes? i would've closed the month only — programmes? i would've closed the month only sa _ programmes? i would've closed the month only sa but _ programmes? i would've closed the month only sa but last _ programmes? i would've closed the month only sa but last year. - programmes? i would've closed the month only sa but last year. they l month only sa but last year. they were in idea which was never realise the objectives for what it was set. and that is, it is in a way a great condemnation of those who've allowed them to go on for so long. the licence fee is under enormous pressure. the bbc has been under unprecedented political pressure in recent years to spend large sums of the licence payers money on shows which are really not

i've really hashed those figures, is always, uh, figures, which is always, uh, plausible on national television , television. but we of course, the taxpayers, us on the the taxpayers, it's us on the hook this, isn't it? the taxpayers, it's us on the hook this, isn't it ? well it hook for this, isn't it? well it is presently. >> now there is calls for fujitsu, which is a very rich company, an it company, to bear some of some of this and certainly if this inquiry finds out that fujitsu was at fault and should have dealt with this earlier and supported ministers in dealing with it earlier, it may be that they are held to account now asked number account now. i've asked number 10 this week for gb news why they just ban fujitsu from they can't just ban fujitsu from getting further government getting any further government contracts they said the sorted out. they said the problem they've that problem they've got is that fujitsu involved in fujitsu is heavily involved in other parts of government to and remove infrastructure remove them from infrastructure in public private life would damage public so

investigation, trump sat in the white house for four hours watching the carnage, chaos play out on national television. he did not call on the national guard. did not heed his allies to condemn the violence. he finally urged the rioters to go home in a recorded message hours later that was punctuated with more lies. >> this was a fraudulent election but we can't play into the hands of these people. we have to have peace. so go home. we love you. you're very special. >> in the days after the attack, washington was momentarily united with many of the president's closest allies issuing harsh rebukes of his conduct and inaction. >> the president bears responsibility for wednesday's attack on congress by mob rioters. he should have immediately dem denounced the mob when he saw what was unfolding. >> all i can say is count me out. enough is enough. >> but three years later, some of those same people are endorsing trump, including kevin mccarthy and lindsey graham and the justice department continues to prosecute those responsible. insurrectionists that trump refers to as hostages. so far, more than 1200 peo

i mean come up when have you ever heard the attorney general of the united states go on national televisiont's take each one of these one by one. let's take a look at the georgio case, serious constitutional issues really. a state official bringing claimg against a presidential candidate under a federal constitution. a former federal -- the president under federal constitution. i don't think we've seendon' anything like this criminalch charges broughart against a candidate like this running forn president. you can only imagine what happea in all districts where the d.a.s 1:30 and then the other. insignificantly may be corrupt that she had her alleged lover on the payroll who is leadingg ththe case, the special prosecur who is basically handle contract in divorce cases.case we see he made charges to the taxpayers of georgia and atlanta for visits he made to the white house. doesn't that smell lousy lou to? >> it is so offensive to those listening ever served, you know, and tried to do on her by our position as s a prosecutor to se what is happening. and let's really just clear all of the hyp

they are here on national television. would you like to apologize to the victims who have been harmed. show him the pictures. would you like to apologize for what you have done to these good people? [applause] >> this is why we are investing so much in the industry leading efforts to make sure that nobody has to go through what your families have had to suffer. >> i want to go to claire dunphy, has been watching this hearing. what i hearing it has been. what moment stood out to you? >> reporter: what stands out to me as a whole is that it seems that lawmakers are ready to do more than just talk about the issue which is essentially all they have done for the past two years. senator amy klobuchar have some comments that really capture the feeling of lawmakers and families in the room. let's take a listen to that. >> there has been so much talk at these hearings and popcorn throwing in the like. i want to get this done. i am so tired of this. it has been 28 years and we have not passed any of these bills. it is time to actua

they are here, you are on national television. would you like to apologize to the victims who have been harmed by your product? >> show him the pictures. would you like to apologize for what you have done to these good people? the things that your families have suffered and this is why we invest so much and are going to continue these efforts to make sure no one has to go through things your family has to suffer. >> no one should have to go through the types of things that your families have gone through. that moment from mark zuckerberg, really striking and really shows how much pressure these tech ceos are under in this hearing. another thing that stands out to me from this hearing today as all of these different legislative proposals that these lawmakers are trying to gain some momentum behind. you have them asking these tech ceos to endorse things like the kids online safety act, child sexual little material act. these companies are under pressure and lawmakers are under pressure to do more than just talk, boris. >> claire duf

, borisjohnson, when he announced a second locked down, because, of course, this was done on national televisionmessages were being pushed out. she also denied any politicising of the pandemic, trying to advance the cause of independence. she said in relation to one set of messages that this was about wanting to provoke action by westminster on policy, but it was pretty explosive testimony, very colourful language being used by nicola sturgeon behind the scenes by nicola sturgeon behind the scenes by a first minister who is widely regarded as an expert communicator, a very able communicator to the public, but perhaps getting an insight into her thought process along the way about what was going on between both governments, the government at westminster on the government at westminster on the government here in scotland at the time. . ~' ,. government here in scotland at the time. . ,, i. .. government here in scotland at the time. . ,, ., . ,, , time. thank you for taking us throu~h time. thank you for taking us through all— time. thank you for taking us through all of— time. thank you for takin

they are here and you are on national television, would you like to apologize to the victims?e pictures. would you like to apologize for what you have done to these good people? >> i'm -- [applause] -- the things your families have suffered through. this is why we invested so much and will continue to do efforts to make sure no one has to go through the things your families have had to suffer. >> you know, why mr. zuckerberg should your company not be sued for this? why is it that you can -- you hide behind liability shield and can't be held accountable? will you take personal responsibility? >> harris: in that moment, emily and kayleigh, when you look at the legal side, that is what every attorney would tell you not to do. he did it, stood up and apologized and the hearing goes on and talks about adjudication. >> kaylee: that was the root thing to do. i had this conversation with other moms and we have four year olds. we said, this is my biggest fear. a mom whose daughter is in first grade said earlier these kids are getting on social media. same way alcohol was with young pe

. >> i cannot tell you that is really strange here he had a chance to be on national television on threeof viewers and instead he's doing something maybe it's traveling to new hampshire and after canceling new hampshire's attic new hampshire so do not ask me it is somewhat confusing. and emblematic of what his campaign has been in recent months which is a red hot mess. arthel: it has definitely been a little bit unusual to say the least. if i have producers drive time for one more or no? >> alright let me do one more than i want to take a look at this 500 likely new hampshire voters were asked who would be your second choice? today at 32% picked desantis. yesterday 34% said desantis friday 8:30 seven set said desantis. today 10% haley would be their second choice yesterday and friday at 7% picked haley. someone else but the 17-point average and those undecided on their second choice with 18% what is this tell you? >> it suggested nikki haley has momentum and ar ron desantis dos not. as ignoring the front runner and i wer with the final number thai will pulled was 48% on election day he g

get a quick trial, when have you ever heard the attorney general of the united states go on national television mark: let's take each one of these one by one let's look at these cases, serious constitutional issues we have a state official bringing claims against a presidential candidate under our federal constitution. a former president under our federal constitution, i don't think we've ever seen anything like this, criminal charges brought against the candidate like this who's running for president. you could only imagine what could happen in all of the districts we have das of one party and then it looks like very significantly she may be corrupt that she had her alleged lover on the payroll who is leading the case, the special prosecutor who is basically handle contract in divorce cases, then we see that he made charges to the taxpayers of georgia and atlanta for visits that he made to the white house, doesn't that smell lousy to you. >> it's so offensive to those of us that have ever served and tried to do honor buyer position by as a prosecutor to see what's happening. let's clear all of

you are on national television. would you like to apologize to the victims, showing the pictures.ologize for what you've done to these good people? [applause] >> to get through the things your families have suffered. adam: unusual event, mark zuckerberg apologizing to parents of young children harmed by social media platforms that include instagram of which he is parent at the senate hearing, that still going on as we speak. a lot of hearings on capitol hill and a push to kick out secretary mayorkas. >> border politics are pursuing the capital impeachment for alejandra mayorkas, border talks in the senate plus house speaker mike johnson saying it's not up to congress to seal the border. johnson on house floors laying down his marker. johnson says he is relying on rumors about what's in the senate border bill but there is still no bill text. kirsten sinema says to expect a quote very soon. others think the bill is on ice. >> a month ago the votes were there. when you have votes, you take them. you don't keep negotiating and dithering. >> the focus may turn to the house, impeachment

to keep in mind that iaugust 2021, after the taliban had taken over, president biden went on national television and promptly said the u.s. military would not leave until every american got out. that is the promise that he made to the american people. and it is a promise that was not cap. because in the u.s. military left, there were still hundreds of americans left behind, to say nothing of the fact that there were tens of thousands of afghan allies left behind. hundreds of whom have now been killed b taliban. host: thomas in oxford, georgia, mine for independent, you are on. caller: hi, how are you? guest: i'm good, happy new year. caller happy new year. the troop withdrawal, 2500 five days before biden took office, done by christopher miller who was acting secretary of defense at the time really frustrated the biden administration. and also, he said bagram was abandoned. that was another order by acting secretary miller to withdraw by july 21. host: let's take those points up. guest: on the second point, the u.s. was still in control of bagram at the end of 202021 when president biden took ov

they are here, you are on national television. would you like now to apologize to the victims who have been harmed by your product? show them the pictures. would you like to be, would you like to apologize for what you have done to these good people? >> going through the things your family have suffered, this is why we have invested so much and are making efforts to make sure that no one has to go through the type of things that your family has suffered. >> a really striking moment there from zuckerberg, snapchatted ceo evan spiegel also apologize to families who children have died after buying drugs on the platform. it is clear at this point that the apologies, the existing measures are not enough for lawmakers. lawmakers push the ceos to commit to endorsing a number of potential proposed legislation, including the kids online safety act, the stop child sexual assault material act, and i think the question for me coming out of this hearing is that we heard so many different proposed legislation, proposed option of how to hold thi

. >> i don't relish coming on and staying on national television that i was wrong.nk it's important when the facts change that we be willing to change our minds. and clearly the american speed people have spoken overwhelmingly and both in polling and real live voting in iowa they viewed republican voters with donald trump as indisputable warrior and leader of the america first movement and on the ground which i thinks changed and nothing knew at that time and maybe in may when i spoke to you in new york and one sham indictment and alvin bragg and donald trump and there were three more ridiculous indictments to come and those indictments rolled along and you well know republican voters rallied to donald trump. understandly so realizing he was being persecuted as a sitting american president removing his opponent from the field and putting his opponent in office, something that has been unprecedented and totally un-american and that's a big part of what has been a driver of the american first movement of voters around this country. country to president trump's side an

how can we support such a regime that make comments on national television we still supporting that? have we lost humanity in this earth? is tafik really living in a better place than this place? that is my frustration. have we come to a time where we say leaving this earth is better to live on it because there is no more humanity here. mr. blinken, mr. biden, biden administration, what should i tell my daughter? what should we teach our children that are growed up for my son -- my older son is 21 years old. what should i tell him, where is his brother? he's a full-born -- from florida. he was born in florida, 21 years old. what should i tell him? that our government that -- that we prompted the americans, we proud, deeply proud, and we -- i came there in '96 to live the dream. and i'm living it until this moment. until my government supported a government like such as in israel since 1948, i can go back to 1870 with my heritage. my great grandfather, the same house i was born in in 1982, but i have to tell my son, 21 years old, i'm sorry, he was shot by our government that is hungry

sanctuary city leader is whining on national television over why he is getting busloads of illegals.up the word "sanctuary" pick chicago's far left mayor brandon johnson is taking the easy route by saying the texas governor greg abbott hates black people. >> the governor of texas is committed to causing chaos. he is attacking democratically ran the cities, particularly cities that are being led by black leaders or leaders of color. this is unconscionable, a very raggedy approach, and frankly, not only reckless and raggedy, but evil spirited. >> [c.y. young] -- >> greg: everything is racist. you have a personal color crying racist when people are color --racist when people of color e sent to a city. isn't he racist saying "no more brown people?" >> harold: i don't think this is racist, but governor abbott is going for, except that i think this is -- politically, it is ingenious. subsequent to, i would hope that the governor's -- subsequently, i would hope all governors of all political ideologies say there needs to be more work done in washington. let us be clear where we are. the con

however, if he's asked about it and on national television, he lies about it, he is very mushy and itertain section of the electorate. it's, in new hampshire, trump wins 80% of republicans who wanted a national abortion ban. and 44% of those that don't. similar kind of thing in iowa. he's getting a pass on this. short of saying over and over again, how do you further convince skeptical voters that this dude really stands for the end of choice as we know? it >> over, and over, and over, and over again we have to flood that message. we can't be allowed to get away with that, he can. we need to go aggressively. >> i'm not here to argue in trump's flavor. i'm saying some people don't believe he's in favor of a national abortion ban because their member has begun position being pro-choice. >> in a second he would sign that bill if it landed on his desk, period, full stop. >> i'm not arguing against that. >> he's responsible for the state of affairs, we need to define the opposition and create that contrast. we need to flood the zone to remind people of his record, the reality that we're li

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you're on national television. you like to apologize to the victims that have been harmed by your product? show them the pictures. would you like to apologize for what you've done to these good people? >> martha: pretty stunning moment. zuckerberg said he's company, meta, has created tools to help keep kids safe and parents to help protect their children. joining me right now is a mom in that crowd. rose bronstein said her 15-year-old son nate, took his own life after relentless cyber bullying on social media. she was in that room today on capitol hill. rose, thanks very much for being with us today. i can only imagine how painful all of this has been for you. tell me what your reaction was. i know you're holding a picture of your beautiful son, nate, who you lost when he was only 15. >> thank you. thank you for having me. my reaction to the hearing is that i think based on the deflection and the denial coming from the ceos that sat there to testify, really at this points legislation needs to be put in place to hol

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all of it being shown live on national television. hen trump allies tried to pretend to be the party of law and order on tv, it is not possible. >> this week has once again revealed that extreme maga republicans have zero interest in doing anything productive that is designed to benefit the american people. house republicans are the party of insurrection, impeachment and illegitimate investigation. it's sad and shameful. the extreme maga republicans have turned the house of representatives into a spectacle and a national embarrassment. >> joining us now is democratic congressman eric swalwell of california. he's a member of the house judiciary committee and homeland security committee. he also served as an impeachment manager in the second impeachment trial of former president donald trump. congressman, it's always so good to see you. look, we all saw what was going on in the house chamber this week. you know, the comparison between what the democrats are trying to do, which was, number one, get hunter biden to be able to testify publi