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the lead secret service agent said they were not doing an otr. by then the rioters were attacking the efforts of the brave men and women in law enforcement trying to resist the mob. president trump may have not have gone to the capitol on january 6th. but what he did from the white house cannot justified. congressional leaders and democrats and republicans work with vice president pence address the violence. president trump refused pleas for help from everyone around him. what he did do only made the situation worse. i yield back. >> the gentleman tilts back. i recognized the government from maryland for an opening statement. >> the president was extorting his supporters to fight like hell when the first wave of rioters breached the capitol. we were given a timeline of what the white house knew and when. at 1:19 the president's emergency operation center sent an email to the secret security and for them that hundreds of come supporters formed through metal barricades in the back of the capitol building about one: p.m. wednesday. breaking fences.

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you say some of the issues outside of the ecology and environment and justice she emphasized, what otr things do you think she would be be addressing these days? >> well, corruption in the chur. she wrote the pope. >> let's come back to that in a. >> okay. >> please join us as we speak od with dr. matthew fox. >> welcome back to mosaic. you see these pictures here, i mentn hildegard at my church at community united there in fairfd and one of my members was in germany a couple weeks ago. her name is karen mets and she's chn of our worship committee. she said i was just there. i thought thought it was providential she shared these pictures with me ae days ago. i thought i would bring them for you this sunday morning. you see these pictures of her and at the end will be a picture of the abby representing representing where she did a great deal of her ministry. thal for that, karen. >> perfect timing. >> right. perfect timing. someoe said it was ironic, coincidencei think providential. >> yes. then there is the picture. >> yes. the artist in the picture is i think trying to show the nun --

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we are not doing an otr to the capitol. by then rioters had breached the capitol and were violently attacking the efforts of the brave men and women in law enforcement trying to resist the mob. president trump may not have gone to the capitol on january 6th, but what he did from the white house cannot be justified. while congressional leaders, both democrats and republicans worked with vice president pence to try and address the violence, president trump refused urgent pleas for help from nearly everyone around him. and what he did do only made the situation worse. mr. chairman, i yield back. >> the gentleman yields back. chair recognizes the gentleman from maryland, mr. raskin for opening statement. >> thank you, mr. chairman. the president was still exhorting his supporters to go fight like hell at 12:50 around the time that the first wave of rioters first breached barricades defending the capitol. secret service documents we recently received give a timeline of what the white house knew and when. at 1:19, the president's

we are not doing an otr to the capitol. by then rioters had to breach the capitol. president trump may not have gone to the capitol on january 6 but what he did from the white house cannot be justified. while congressional leaders both democrats and republicans worked with vice president pence to try to address the violence, president trump refused urgent pleas for help from nearly everyone around him. what he did do only made the situation worse. i yield back. >> the chair recognizes the gentleman from maryland for an opening statement. >> the president was -- around the time the first wave of rioters first breached barricades if any the capitol. secret service documents give a timeline of what the white house knew and when. at 1:19 the president's emergency operations centers sent an emailed to secret service, national security and military advisors informing them hundreds of trump supporters stormed through middle barricades at the back of the capitol building about 1:00 p.m. wednesday running past security guards and breaking fences. when the president returned

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and it's going the right direction and inflation h subsided and otr areas it hasn't. if you want hospitality and leisure during 2020 and covid, you were employed and now you're outperforming inflation on wages. everyone thinks about how the vote, you know, hits them personally. let's look at roe v wade. biden said today, that if we pick up a couple seats, they will look to codify roe verse wade. there's no question the dobbs decision is important in getting out the vote. i could easily argue in each state what could be most important. but the overaction theme is always the economy. that being said, jobs market is on fire. the labor market is so tight, we're seeing wages go up like we haven't seen before. liz: the reason jolts -- the recent jolts number. this is job openings and labor turnover, 10 million open jobs so that is very much in contrast to this feeling that people have that the economy is not good, not going strongly. i want to just quickly get to president biden's approval rating. it has over the past three months ticked higher minute by minute, month by mo

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angle, the lead agent for the presidential detail, and warned him that they were concerned about an otr and off the record movement to the capitol. the people sworn to protect the safety of the president of the united states and who routinely put themselves in harm's way, were convinced that this was a bad idea. secret service documents also revere -- reveal how agents took president trump to the capitol later that afternoon. agents were instructed to don their protective gear and prepare for a movement. a few minutes later, they were told the presidentould be for the capitol in two hours. it wasn't until 1:55 p.m. the presidents lead secret service agent told them to stand down, we are not doing notr to the capitol. by then riders had breached the capitol and were violently attacking the efforts of the brave men and women in law enforcement trying to resist the mob. president trump may not have gone to the capitol on january 6, but what he did from the white house cannot be justified. while congressional leaders, both democrats and republicans, worked with vice president pence to try a

we are not doing an otr to the capitol. by then, rioters had reached the capitol and were violently attacking the efforts of the brave men and women in law enforcement trying to resist the mob. president trump may not have gone to the capitol on january 6, but what he did from the white house cannot be justified. while congressional leaders democrats and republicans worked with vice president pence to try to address the violence, president trump refused urgent pleas for help from nearly everyone around him. what he did do only made the situation worse. i yield back. >> the chair recognizes the gentleman from maryland for an opening statement. >> the president was still exhorting his supporters at the ellipse to fight like hell at 12:50 the time when the first wave of rioters reached the barricades defending the capitol. secret service documents give a timeline of precisely what the white house new and when. at 1:19, the emergency operations center sent him -- a message informing them that hundreds of trump supporters storme

santos accompanied itself like youus said it's all of these otr pieces that come together.pite even talking about this right now and how much progress has been made and that goes into the future and there's a moment wrote about in your book frankly it made my jaw dropped. when back to m may, 2010 annual shareholder meeting in the shareholders stood up s and said something quite shocking. love to hear tell the story. xes, sure. basically the context was on the board of police and bank in an annual general meeting. we 1000 shareholders show up. in a post- financial crisis lots of enthusiasm. as only visible minority is only black person in that respect already standing out for you are right the shareholders stood up during q and a. pointed very aggressively at me as i want to know the credentials are of that statutoryer woman that she can serve on this board. and late i had spent almost ten years working at goldman sach's i have a phdcs in economics. i felt pretty confident i could justify my existence on the board. >> oh yes.di >> i often say to minority candidates and peopl

cassidy hutchinson at time's belabored testimony about a otr and scheduled movement was included in her public testimony, pat cipollone would have been the one warning about that movement. did you connect a stronger statement to perhaps lessening the violence? of course he did. what does he unlock in terms of tying trump's intent to all the criminal activity that took place that day? >> it seems like throughout all the critical time period, not just january 6th, but the days and even months leading up to it, pat cipollone was a key figure in meetings with the president, right, privy to the fraudulent elect tore scheme, john eastman scheme, privy to the president's reactions to the pushback against ideas like taking over the justice department and installing jeffry clark as the attorney general. like he had a front row seat to all of this. he and mark meadows i would say probably more than just about anybody. so we saw him repeatedly during the house select committee testimony as you just said, nicolle, draw that line between talking sort of generally about what was happening and rev

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the committee revealed that otr of moving trump to the capitol, the plug wasn't pulled until 1:55.t trump or pence? >> trump intended to go to the capitol. the secret service actually went so far as to assign agents and to try and clear a route to the capitol. they kept the motorcade right outside the west wing waiting for him to go with instructions. so this is about what the president, then president, intended to do. one of the questions i have for him is what did he plan to do when he got to the capitol? did he plan to march in to the chambers? you know, what was that plan? i have some interest about that. but clearly, this was not to protect the vice president. it was the president's plan to join the mob at the capitol. do you have questions about who or whether there is a cover-up, whether they went into under the instruction to lie to the committee? >> let me just say i have a lot of questions about all of it, about coordination among witnesses, about the advice that they may have been receiving, from some attorneys about their veracity. you know, i just think there is more q

thatat label goes with those otr labels you heard. let's say a little bit about that. i feel awkward whenever it introduces me as a professor of neuroscience and linguistics. the truth is, everyone in this room will one 100% out short, i do not fit anywhere very well. so i kind of get into a lot of different spaces. and i think that's what uniquely prepared me too write this book. i love the way people differ. i appreciate and celebrate them. i'm reallyen tired of the one se fits all approach to neuroscience. let's face it, things that are one-size-fits-all do not fit anybody at all very well. so ith want to thank my student, my friends, my supporters. andre especially those of you wo are here and do not know me and did not get bribed to come here. [laughter] i was really afraid no one would show up. thank you all for being here. and especially my husband who supports me in ways that vary from talking about what i'm going to write in this book to illustrating this book, to telling me whether the back of my hair is curled or not. [laughter] you name it he does it. toget

and urges otr x offenders to fight for their right too. giovanni: don't give up.ntial right. amna: with another election looming, colleen teeters between following her heart and the letter of the law. >> as of right now today, i'm seriously considering voting in the election. amna: you would consider casting your blot even if it means you could end up back behind bars? >> that is big brave colleen saying that right now. [laughter] but honestly, when the day comes, i don't know. my head will go back and forth with it. but the reality of being reincarcerated scares me very much. amna: as our conversation ends, colleen decides against taking that risk, but adding to her frustration, she says, is the flood of political mail she still receives urging her to vote. for the pbs newshour, i am on a nevada -- on the nevada in florida. ♪ judy: there are two weeks until election day and more than 7 and a half million americans have already cast their ballots. here to break down what they're watching during these final days is our politics monday team, amy walter of the cook p

states rights to protect the interests of southern governmental structure andt, wasn't about all these otr things. it is a particular narrative. to a large extent that's not the dominant narrative that prevails in history but it allows people to hold onto a typehe of southen pride and have a belief that we are on the right side of history. we just lost the war but we are on the right side o of history d we have a right to be with these images and flags and statues and monuments in all the stuck. still being fought for right now on march 4 at in places like starlets fail. all of this plays out. >> not many people know the reputation of the "birth of a nation" is reuniting to northern families and their common cause. common cause being the north strayed. theno north strayed from the principals that the south was willing to defend it so the ultimate union where that happens in the "birth of a nation" is these two families joined together in marriage and that is -- described the "birth of a nation" as the two are long long -- when he did that what he was essentially saying was the myth of the

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forward and said she f has worked with the defense team for the last year ntand identified a couple of otr possible suspects who could have done it. and also criticized the way that the prosecution relied on particular types of evidence at the time. the think that makes me suspicious of that is why now. this has been a case that has been bubbling for many years. there is nothing that the prosecutor seem to suggest that was out of nowhere. almost prosecutorial misconduct by people that deny it. remember, this is a prosecutor that is also under indictment. i wonder, i worry that this could be an effort on her part. her own legal problem. we shall see, but this notion of the prosecutor's position was we think he should be released. we are still doing dna testing. why not wait for the dna testing to come back. this was a travesty of justice. instead of the wishy-washy, we are not saying he is not guilty, we're just saying that he did not necessarily get a fair trial. the guy has been in prison for over 20 years. why not waste the extra month to get the dna testing act. he has been given 30 day

that the president's lead secret service agent told them to stand down, we are not doing an otr to thed the capitol, and were violently attacking the efforts of the brave men and women in law enforcement, trying to resist the mob. president trump may not have gone to the capitol on january 6th, but what he did from the white house cannot be justified. while congressional leaders, both democrats and republicans, worked with vice president pence, to try and address the violence, president trump refused urgent pleas for help from nearly everyone around him. and what he did do only made the situation worse. mr. chairman, i yield back. >> the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from maryland. mr. raskin, for an opening statement. >> thank you, mr. chairman. the president was still exhorting his supporters at the ellipse to go fight like hell around 12:50 around the time the first wave of rioters first breached barricades defending the capitol. secret service documents we recently referred gave a time lin of what precisely the white house knew and when. at 1:19, the pre

and warned that there were quote, concerned about and otr, an off-the-record movement to the capitol.ct the safety of the president of the united states and who routinely put themselves in harm's way, where convinced that this was a bad idea. secret service documents also revealed how agents were poised to take president trump to the capitol later that afternoon. agents were instructed to non protective gear, and prepare for a movement. a few minutes later, they were told that the president would leaf or capital into hours. was not until 1:55 pm, the president lead secret service agent told them to stand down. we are not doing it out er to the capitol. by, then riders have breached the capitol and were violently attacking the efforts of the brave men and women in lawson forsman trying to resist the mob. president trump may not have known to the capitol on january 6th, but what he did from the white house could not be justified. while congressional leaders, both democrats and republicans, worked with vice president pence to try and address the violence, president trump refused urgent p

we're not doing an otr to the capitol.nforcement trying to resist the mob. president trump may not have gone to the capitol on january 6th, but what he did from the white house cannot be justified. while congressional leaders, both democrats and republicans, worked with vice president pence to try and address the violence, president trump refused urgent pleas for help from nearly everyone around him. what he did do only made the situation worse. mr. chairman, i yield back. >> the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from maryland, mr. r raskin for an opening statement. >> uthank you, mr. chairman. the president was telling the rioters to fight like hell at the time the first wave of rioters first breached barricades defending the capitol. secret service documents we recently received give a timeline of precisely what the white house knew and when. at 1:19, the president's emergency operations center sent an email to national security, secret service, and national advisers to the president and vice pres