according to donahue, perry talked up clark effectively saying jeff clark is great.really get in there and do something about this. as for donahue's email saying, can i send you stuff? we've got a lot of evidence. he sent a document of debunked claims like this one. >> over 205,000 more votes were cast in pennsylvania than people who voted in the november election. >> reporter: claims perry clung to as he objected to the 2020 election results just hours after rioters stormed the u.s. capitol. >> sadly, but resolutely, i object to the electoral votes of my beloved commonwealth of pennsylvania. >> reporter: an objection he still stands by as he continues to cast doubts on the election. >> would you vote the same way now? >> i absolutely would. it's not about president trump. it's not about president biden. it's about the process. >> reporter: now it's still unclear whether the house select committee will want to talk to scott perry. we reached out to his office with a variety of questions and asked them for comment. they didn't get back to us. >> sara murray, thank you

>> well, look, scott perry is a little known congressman.nald trump particularly at a time when it mattered to the president when he was trying to overturn the 2020 election results. baseless claims of election fraud. >> oftentimes they say there is not enough to overturn the election. first of all, we don't know how much there was. >> reporter: donald trump was lapping them up. the president was saying the local officials, or in scott perry's case, a federal official, had all kinds of information and fraud and problems and things that impacted the election. new details emerge about his role in the plot to overturn the 2020 election results. >> scott perry of pennsylvania. scott, thank you. >> reporter: perry said he's unaware of any gop lawmakers playing a role in the capitol insurrection. >> i don't know of any. we're here and open for the investigation. if people are culpable, they need to be -- justice needs to prevail in that regard. >> reporter: burr a report said trump allies, including perry, have particularly notable ties to january

enter chief darryl perry. like sandra's father, larry, chief perry knew the pain of losing a child., he asked state investigators to take a look at the file. and remarkably they found new evidence. but in a case full of twists, there was another one just around the corner. here again is keith morrison with "the other side of paradise." >>> it took a scientific breakthrough to finally get larry mendonca the help he was pleading for. touch dna. microscopic skin cells on sandra's shirt and bra, that was a match to darren. when that result came in, tell me what your first thoughts were? >> we got him. >> but larry was wary. >> it isn't over yet. >> because what seemed like great evidence to the cops did not to the newly elected prosecuting attorney shaylene iseri, for one simple reason. the dna did not exclusively match darren. >> it could have come from the two children. >> larry, though, refused to be discouraged. >> the driving force is to get this case solved, and put my daughter to rest. >> because she isn't yet? >> hopefully it'll be this year. hopefully it'll be 2009. we're close

scott perry and mastriano. the democrat-led committee said ties to january 6th are particularly notable. and warrant further investigation. in the days after trump's call with doj officials, mastriano wrote election fraud is real and prevalent in pennsylvania, laying out his evidence of fraud, which has been repeatedly debunked and adding, this election is an embarrassment to our nation.

you have perry, trump, the coup lackeys. all of this created the disinformation ecosystem necessary for trump to incite almost 1,000 americans to breach the capitol in a violent attempt to subvert democracy by stopping a free and fair election. >>> we have news into that day. the house committee investigating january 6th has issued subpoenas to the organizers of the stop the steal rally which preceded the riot at the capitol. that's in addition to subpoenas they already issued with 11 individuals for planning the pro trump rallies before the attack. again, a lot more detail about what we knew was happening, which was donald trump really, really, really, really, really, really, really wanted a coup and enough people wanted to help him but not enough. even more disturbing and how close we came to catastrophe on january 6th is the fact that the republican party has more or less become a coup supporting party. we all know donald trump obviously does not believe in democracy and if given the opportunity he will, like i said, murd

so that guy scott perry, sitting member of u.s.iding the president in his seditious plot. you've got perry, got the president, you've got kolasky's and meadows and clark. you've got the committee's report concludes, all these efforts in turn, graded the disinformation in ecosystem necessary for trump to incite almost 1000 americans to preach like capitals in a violent attempt to -- by subverting election. we also have news tonight, the house committee investigating january six has issued subpoenas to the organizers of the stop the steal rally which preceded the riot at the capitol. now, that's in addition to subpoenas they already issued to 11 of individuals affiliated with the planning of pro trump rallies before the attack. so, again, a lot more detail about what we knew is happening, which is donald trump really wanted a coup. and a bunch of people really wanted to help him, but not enough. but in some ways, even more disturbing than the revelations about how close we came to catastrophe on january six, is the fact that right no

karen perry, this is in plymouth up. so is this the but look, this is the only system we call it a system that does work and sometimes breaks down. but is it the, any system we have? yes, it is the only system that we have, and i think it's very reliable system. the fact that we're seeing some kind of disruptions at the moment, it makes sense because according the latest that these sticks are, we have a 16 trillion of use dollars that this customers want to spend. and that kind of money has been saved during the bundle from people not going out for eating and all the other social activities in those kind of stuff. so people are now going out that are spending money craziness. we have an increase in the month of 6.5 percent compared to 2020. and you may think that 2020 was kind of anomaly which i agree with you. and then if you can better with 2019, that is bringing the demand of 3.5 percent. so in 2021 we have 3.5 percent more demand. and at the same time we have ports of their striving because of coverage. we have lack

. >> snoop's buddy katy perry shared a few insider secrets.ge in 2015. >> you probably only have 12 minutes. so, like, let's, you know, figure out what we're gonna do. >> ♪ c-o-m-p-t-o-n and the city they call long beach ♪ >> the super bowl will make its return to los angeles for the first time in nearly 30 years. and it's all going down at the new sofi stadium built in inglewood, an historically black neighborhood. >> one of the main reasons why i decided to say, "okay, i'm gonna do the show," is because the nfl and pepsi decided to donate money to the schools we're trying to build. we're starting here in los angeles, and we're hopefully gonna be able to build 10 high schools across the united states, only in urban areas. >> i'm honestly so excited. this is going to be insane. >> apple music host brooke reese thinks producers of the show are hoping to reach viewers of all ages. >> you have the o.g.s who can reach back, who may be a little bit older watching, who were there when dr. dre was first coming up and snoop dogg. or you might have a y

tedon't take my word for it, jos now, rick perry, former energy secretary, former texas governor. president to say, that he has no idea how to fix a big problem like skyrocketing gasoline prices and natural gas and oil. i mean, shouldn't he have a plan? even if he makes it up? >> all think that the president of the united states -- particularly one that sold himself to be the be-all and end-all, 45 plus years in the united states senate that he was going to come and get things back working again. and nothing could be farther from the truth. i don't know, larry, whether or not he doesn't have a plan or the people around him will not let him pit a plan into place -- put a plan into place because we know how to fix this. this isn't rocket science. the united states is the number one oil and gas will producing country in the world. but because of his policies, war against fossil fuels, the shutting down of the keystone pipeline, for instance, the stopping of major projects in the united states, sending the hedge to all those people -- message to all those people that would invest in a

care workers are now pleading for help from their employers and from the government here's nbc's cal perryf verbal and physical assault on our health care workers. >> reporter: dr. mohak dave says the stress from covid is bubbling over. he attributes multiple factors to the rise. overworked staff, strained resources to care for patients, covid rules over masks and visitation limits. >> and you got to tell those family members you need to wait outside, we need to get this patient stabilized that's really, really hard for the families and makes them upset. >> reporter: in missouri, cox medical center resorting to giving staffers panic buttons, reporting patients spitting, yelling and beating workers. assaults, they say, jump from 40 to 123 between 2019 and 2020 >> we have the chance to press our button and then security knows exactly where we are if we end up having to chase a patient down, they know where our last location is. >> reporter: it comes as hospitals struggle to keep medical workers on the job with many facing severe nursing shortages. >> they're exhausted i mean, there's fewer a

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perry emerges in this part. we had written a story in january saying he was a key player but he comes out in this report strong as somebody who was happening the white house create some sort of map to keep trump in power. he was also a sitting member of congress. so you have to wonder if there is not more report asking not more information to be gathered there. it does seem like the senate committee is on it. but it will take a while for them to gather those facts. >> and we will keep pursuing that line of questioning. thank you for sharing it with us. katie benner. harry will itman thank you for starting us off. jonathan lemere is sticking around. >> when we come back, much, much more on this blockbuster report. senate judiciary chairman dick durbin will be our guest. where does the investigation go from here. >>> also, joe biden is out touting covid-19 vaccines, well, they work and pushing more employers to push their employees to get shots. >>> also, good news regarding vaccines and kids. >>> later, a federal

to deliver partisan theater for prime time news. >> martha: joining me now, rick perry.ecretary under president trump. thanks for being here. when you watch these executives in front of congress as they say they're doing oversight on this issue of climate change, what do you think of what you saw in there today? >> well, this is political theater at its greatest. what the democrats are doing to constituents in a lot of places, take texas for instance. democrats running for re-election there along the border in heavy fossil fuel areas of the state. henry cuellar, lizzy fletcher. their constituents will be devastating in the democrats policy, if the green new deal goes into place. it will stifle the fossil fuel business. the radical democrats hate fossil fuels because they want to see a redistribution of money, they want to see marxism put in to place and capitalism fall. so the politics that's being played here may make for good tv but it will delve state the average american out there. heating fuel prices will go through the roof, gasoline prices are reaching record leve

perry? >> reporter: shep, investigators are still trying to figure out exactly how long elijah's body was in the woods, how he died and if any more charges have to be filed this all started for them about a week and a half ago, october 14th, as you mentioned that's when the state's division of children, youth, and families notified the police that the 5-year-old's body and the 5-year-old could not be found. on the 17th, his mother danielle and a man joseph staff were arrested in new york prosecutors say they each asked each other and other people to lie about the boy and where he was knowing that child protection services was trying to find elijah they both pleaded not guilty to their charges of witness tampering and child endangerment right now, they are being held without bail on saturday, search teams found a body in a shallow grave deep in the woods in abbington, massachusetts, about 40 minutes south of boston. and yesterday, investigators confirmed it was elijah. last night, there was a

perry russom tonight, thanks >>> unemployment lines shrinking.'s topic cnbc's on the money. that's according to the labor department experts indicating a smaller number of new filing signals are recovering jobs market but the news isn't all positive. our economic growth rate slowed to 2% according to the commerce department that's the slowest increase since the end of the 2020 recession. >>> but it's the sweetest time of the year with consumer spending on halloween relatedimes expected to hit a whopping $10.1 billion according to the national retail federation with all that spending surely some of it will be on reese's peanut butter cups the least favorite, candy corn >>> on wall street today the dow up 240 points. the s&p adding 45 and the nazdic up a healthy 212 >>> now, remember back in 2015 when google announced a restructuring and created a new parent company called alphabet facebook officially changing its corporate name to meta this is about the company's goals beyond social media to focus on the meta verse. mark zuckerberg saying as ceo o

perry russom tonight, thanks. >>> unemployment lines shrinking.hat's what's topping cnbc's "on the money. >>> jobless claim numbers hitting new pandemic low at 281,000, that according to the labor department experts indicating the smaller number of files signal a recovering jobs market but news isn't all positive our economic growth rate slowed to 2% according to the commerce department that's the slowest increase since the end of the the 2020 recession. but it's the sweetest time of the year with consumer spending on halloween-related items expected to hit a whopping items expected to hit $10.1 billion according to the national retail federation, so with all that spend, surely some of it will be on reese's peanut butter cup, voted america's most favorite halloween candy and also gets the vote of yours truly. the least favorite, candy corn that's from candystores.com. >>> on wall street today, the dow up 240 points. the s&p adding 45. and the nasdaq up a healthy 212. >>> now remember back in 2015 when google announced a restructuring and created a

perry. >> investigators are still trying to figure out how long elijah's body was in the woonds, how and how. this are the started a week and a half ago as you mentioned. that's when the state's division of children yuld jugt and families notified police that the 5-year-old and the body couldn't be found. the child's missouri mother and boyfriend were 80sed they each asked each other and other people to lie about the boy, knowing where he was knowing that child protection service was trying to find elijah they pleaded not guilty to witness tampering and child endangerment on saturday certain teams found the body in a shallow grave in 40 minutes south of boston yesterday investigators confirmed it was elijah. last night there was a vigil here in merrimack, new hampshire, his hometown. >> he didn't deserve what he got. we don't have answers yet. >> we were told eli was placed in someone else's care so when the family and friends found out he wasn't, our main goal was to find out who saw eli in the last six months because it wasn't us. >> the last woman you heard from there, she told us

cnbc's perry russom live tonight near boston. perry, the weather service says wind gusts are a real concern? >> reporter: yeah, shep, this is more of a wind event than a rain event for us right now we are in revere, massachusetts, as you mentioned, the north shore of massachusetts pt about a 15-minute drive north of boston we were measuring wind gusts earlier today of 20 to 25 miles an hour. pretty sustained at that right now. we have a map we can show you some of the expected peak wind gusts overnight and into tomorrow we are talking 50 plus in boston proper 60 plus on nantucket and then, 70 plus in p town all the way at the top there of cape cod. tonight, they have shut down ferry service. no more ferries going to and from nantucket no more ferries going to and from martha's vineyard and previous storms from previous years that were equivalent to this with wind, that has stretched days of no ferry service. we will keep an eye on that. so, with this storm, we are expecting trees to come down, power lines to come down, power to g

. >> and we're going to be talking about that other president in just a moment with cal perry.anchin, as president biden just said, has played a public-facing role in his negotiations on the hill. and his home state of west virginia is in desperate need of assistance. west virginia has long hovered at the bottom of states when it comes to health care, early childhood education, and economic development. it's also coming in dead last when it comes to infrastructure. the state has also been impacted by climate change and while the state's dependence on the coal industry remains high, jobs in that industry have shifted away, in a decades-long decline. on the outside, it's easy to see how biden's agenda would help manchin's constituents. but how is manchin's role in washington, how is it playing back home? with me to try to answer that from charleston, west virginia, nbc news correspondent cal perry. cal, good to see you. i just asked the question, so answer it for me. how is it playing in west virginia? >> i'm surprised by the patience that people have shown in charleston. let's b

ambassador to jamaica nick perry, of my hometown of brooklyn. i cannot think of a better person to present -- to represent our country in jamaica than assemblyman perry. if confirmed, he would be the first-ever jamaican-born american to hold that post. i always ask folks when i'm in brooklyn what's the biggest island in the caribbean. i tell them it's a trick question. they guess. well maybe it's haiti maybe hits barbados, maybe it's cuba. i say no, it's brooklyn, which has more caribbean immigrants than anywhere else. so nick perry's nomination is great news for our community and our country. for decades assemblyman perry has served brooklyn by doing things the old-fashioned way working hard, never resting on his laurels, and earning the trust of the people he represents. he's a true american success story, an immigrant veteran of the army, a graduate of brooklyn college. i know he'll do excellent work as our next ambassador. from patrick ewing to k.r.s. 1 from vice president kamala harris to congresswoman yvette clark, to the late general powe

matthew perry, or mark anthony? >> rob schneider? kennedy: wrong answer, it was matthew perry.ip anyone off. all right, brad. which of the rich and famous once confessed spending $10000 a month on drinking water? lady gaga, paris hilton or moderna? >> lady gaga. kennedy: no. this is the final round, you are still tied with one. two points. guy, which of these was once a lion tamer? nikki, london or christopher walker? >> mickey rourke. kennedy: no. you either tie with the lamborghini the other two impacts or you lose. which rich and shameless author daughter a 24000-dollar playhouse equipment complete with running water and electricity? cardi b, jv katie holmes? >> jay-z. kennedy: now, brad, this one could be yours. it was katie holmes. she has many homes because -- rich and famous and teeny scientologists we won't name. which of these rich and shameless once bought their 1-year-old daughter and $80000 diamond encrusted barbie doll? beyoncÉ, mariah carey or courtney kardashian? >> courtney kardashian. kennedy: if you are not good at this game. >> we don't care about these peopl

former texas governor and energy secretary rick perry. let's start with the border.ave been down to the border with you. we were at the rio grande. we had this under control under donald trump's policies. joe biden is not enforcing the laws. illegal immigrants get preferential treatments. what do you do when the president fails to enforce the law? >> it's a massive problem along the southern border and particularly for the state of texas. the message is clear for texas. we don't care about you. we want open borders. people on the left are driving this president's agenda and open borders is what he believes in. why don't -- we spent $3 billion in texas. texas taxpayer money to defend that border. take some of that money and hire every bus company across the country and these people that are coming in, they clearly said they are not going to follow our laws. and transport them to delaware across the blue states that think it's a great idea to have open borders. i think after about a week of that, you would have an uprising across the country and in washington, d.c. tel

. >> sudan has been governed by a joint civilian luke perry. al bashir was ousted in 2019. it was part of a deal that included elections and transitioning to civilian rule. tensions grew after a coup attempt after followers of bashir came out. protesters took to the streets to ask the army to take back control. on saturday, tens of thousands of people held protests to show solidarity with the government. let's bring in our guests. president and founder of the sudan policy forum. and the leader of the international crisis group. and alex in scotland. executive director of the world peace foundation and research professor at the school of law and policy. thank you for joining us. by dissolving the ruling council and the divisional government declaring a state of emergency, what is this leader trying to say? >> if we could scrutinize the speech of this man -- of mr. burhan. there was a new document. there are three articles that have to do with issuing decrees. there is another that has to do with -- he has done away with this and has tried to do with this meckling the state a

perry is the first "friends" star to public a memoire, and it's expected to hit shelves next fall. >>d then this is a real thing happening in hong kong, and it should be here in the bay area, laura. i don't know if i would take it right now. let me tell what you is going on. according to "the washington post," that bus covers 47 miles in five hours. listen to this. there's no destination. yeah, you just get on the bus and sleep. the passengers are using it to get sleep, and they are given eye masks and ear plugs to improve chances of falling to sleep. interesting. would you take this bus? weigh in on this. 55% said, no, i will sleep at home. 22%, oddly enough said sign me up, i would ride it. >> five hours on a bus? giving me a kink in my neck just thinking about it. >> well, if they sanitize it -- >> on a bus to nowhere. the name of your new album. >> coming out, march 2022. >> take us somewhere, kari. >> yeah, i was thinking that might be good for kids because they can fall asleep as soon as the vehicle gets moving, and for babies and parents, yeah. i would say that may be a good th

busker that they walk past who is almost acting as a kind of greek chorus, and the music's by robbie perryon the action while the action is playing out. i mean, i love it when the music becomes an integral part of the drama. i mean, the whole thing is a sort of satirical, spiritual odyssey with a very, very dark sense of humour, but it manages to be both — and this is a difficult trick — it is both tongue—in—cheek and hand on heart at the same time, and i think that is to be applauded. that's going on the poster. best out this week, mark? well, green knight. have you seen green knight? it looks stunning, doesn't it? i mean, it's not my genre but it's extraordinary, to look at, extraordinary. not your genre, sir gawain and the green knight is not your genre? i'm not great with fantasy but it's beautiful to look at. oh, it's... i mean, it's, visually, it's extraordinary. so far it's one of my films of the year. david lowery�*s done such a brilliantjob. you can see it on streaming but if you can get a chance see it in the cinema. it comes alive on the big screen, it's made to be seen on the b

cal perry is in gainesville, georgia, outside a hospital that's been struggling with not just the deltaso a rise in assaults on workers there. cal, the hospital system says incidents of verbal and physical assault have tripled this year. it's a trend we're seeing nationally, unfortunately. what are you hearing and seeing from the staff there? >> reporter: it's pervasive across the country. from the health and safety journal, from february to june of 2020, they ran a study and 44% said they had to deal with some kind of physical assault. the number rises to 68% when you talk about verbal assault. it's pervasive within hospitals. it's not isolated to any one department. take a listen to what dr. day told me yesterday. >> we've seen a tripling of cases of verbal and physical assault on our health care workers. it's not just the emergency at the present time. i work in the emergency department but we're seeing this in other units. it's all over. >> reporter: that was dr. dave who has worked here for many years. asking what is behind this, i'm hearing consistent answers, the first of which i

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perry, it's really nice to see you. thanks for being here. >> thanks, rachel. >> so i've laid out the very, very basics of what we know about this investigation so far. look at those basics, given what you know about new york state law and what a district attorney might pursue in a case like this, what potential crimes do you think this prosecutor might be looking at, what do you see as the potential scope here? >> well, from the reporting that we've seen so far, i think it was quite carefully worded, according to the sources in "the new york times," what the westchester district attorney's office is looking at is whether or not tax officials in ossining were misled by some of the valuations that the trump organization provided in the assessment of its property taxes for many years, i believe from 2015 on. so the question is not, i think, going to be, you know, ultimately -- let me back up for one moment, excuse me. the town ultimately settled after years of litigation with the trump organization and they came to a nego

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cal perry and meagan fitzgerald, thank you very much. cal this is probably the first time you've been carded in a while. >>> for more on this and other covid news i want to bring in dr. blackstock, ceo of advancing health equity and msnbc medical contributor. doctor, always great to see you. there's a lot of back and forth confusion over boosters. tell us what we need to know about the third shot. >> so it's called a booster but it may be a third dose. we're learning so much about vaccines and it may be another primary series includes a third dose. so far we have the pfizer vaccine approved for a booster, and most likely we'll see boosters for both moderna and johnson & johnson. the outstanding question is what is the follow-up booster from johnson & johnson, given that mix and match study has shown that a follow-up dose of moderna produces the strongest immune response. >> isn't the technology different in the j&j versus moderna and pfizer? >> right, and that's why we may be seeing the difference. j&j as well as astrazeneca use a differ

nbc correspondent cal perry, what do the people of arizona have to say about their senator right now?porter: i think people are differentiating. early this morning president biden was answering questions about what's happening with the bill. that's not happening with senator sinema, she hasn't had a town hall since she was elected. for that reason i think she's receiving a lot of criticisms on both sides of the political spectrum. i want to play for you some sound. heads up, the first two folks you'll hear from are democrats, the last is a republican. take a listen. >> we voted for her to not be march martha mcsally, and that's how she's appearing. >> she either has a fantastic game plan and she'll pull it together in a john mccain maverick kind of way. but i don't really think so. and i hope she doesn't like really screw things up because that's the way it feels. >> i appreciate the fact that she is remaining independent, thinking about her constituents, is trying to be fiscally responsible. >> reporter: for democrats, the most optimistic view is the one you heard there, maybe she's

>> thank you, perry russell in boston. >>> hey, al, i got a snake or two under my house can you comer of a reptile rescue in northern california. he went over and three hours and 45 minutes later, look what he brought out. 81 rattlesnakes, 22 adults, 59 babies and that was just the beginning. he's gone back twice and removed another 11 snakes. the homeowners want to say anonymous so his neighbors don't get all crazy. not one snake got killed, not one of them. all of them relocated. >>> florez, did he go? he did and the game ends! a swinging strike three! >> oh, really? officially it was a swinging strike three for will manier florez in the ninth and season-ending call for the san francisco giants last night. dodgers won 2-1, advance to the championship series. you've seen this, right? was it actually a checked swing? florez said it wasn't and he didn't go. he thoeld "the athletic" i didn't swing, in that situation to win that game, you can't make that call. giants' fans were shocked, watching their team's incredible season come to an end like that. umps tell us checked swings are som

i think there is a consensus that fs theically. >> danya perry, we'lly continue with you this afternoon. >>> dale paska is a billionaire tycoon with close ties to vladimir putin and paul manafort. the two briefed tell msnbc news that the search is part of an investigation being led by federal authorities in new york. >>> still ahead, a haitian gang makes a ransom demand for american missionaries as we learn their youngest hostage is just 28 years old. >>>ly democrats are moving forward with tomorrow's vote on a voting rights bill without any gop support. senator raphael warnock joins me live on capitol hill. stay with us. with us there are beautiful ideas that remain in the dark. but with our new multi-cloud experience, you have the flexibility you need to unveil them to the world. ♪ cough cough sneeze sneeze... to unvei[ sneezing ]e world. needs, plop plop fizz fizz. alka seltzer plus cold relief. dissolves quickly. instantly ready to start working. so you can bounce back fast with alka-seltzer plus. now available for fast sinus relief. ok everyone, our mission is to provide complete,

the statute of commodore perry looks out on ceremonies during which commander admiral maynes johnston presents his gifts to squadron commander andrew all we know. the visitors lay a wreath at the perry memorial and later both american and japanese crewmen have a period of work and play sessions. "washington post" reporter craig whitlock begins chapter 15 in his new book the afghanistan papers this way quote, karzai's fraudulent reelections worsen the deluge of corruption that engulf afghanistan in 2009 in 2010. dark money castigated over the country. money launders put suitcases loaded with $1 million more on flights leaving kabul so crooked businessmen and politicians could state their ill-begotten fortune offshore unquote. we asked mr. whitlock to expand on this and other stories from his book, the afghanistan papers. >> the five reconciliations were the confederacy and just trust and acclaimed because they made an alliance with the confederacy they no longer had valid treaties with them so they withheld money that they need after a war unless they signed the treaties and they do an

his allies inexuding scott perry of pennsylvania participated in the doj pressure campaign. policy of investigating election fraud claims after certification to avoid politicizing the department. based on the report, the committee may suggest criminal prosecutions. meanwhile republicans issued their own findings based on the same testimony and concluded that the former president was concerned about electionic integrity in general and followed the advice of doj officials. former president trump is instructing his former aides and allies not to comply with subpoenas from the select committee investigating the january 6th capitol attack. that's according to reporting by politico and then confirmed by nbc news. in a letter reviewed by politico, a trump attorney directs former aide dan scavino, former official kash patel, former chief of staff mark meadows and former adviser steve bannon to hold back any documents about the ex-president's white house work and to refuse to testify about his official duties. the letter claims the committee is seeking materials that are covered by e

come monday, only one of them will be lacing up her sneakers cnbc's perry rosen with their story, nextt the seahawk's game. the team's mascot takes a detour to hang out with one lucky fan renaldo to be dismissed. it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? but what have you been doing for the last two hours? ...delegating? oh, good one. move your xfinity services without breaking a sweat. xfinity makes moving easy. go online to transfer your services in about a minute. get started today. >>> a magistrate in nevada today recommended a civil rape case against soccer star cristiano renaldo to be dismissed. renaldo denies the allegations and says their relationship was consensual alsos and says their relat prosecutors dropped the criminal case against him two years ago after they said they couldn't prove the allegations. couldn't prove the allegations. she also says they pressured her into signing a she also says they pressured her into signing a settlement. she s

shep. >> perry, thanks. >>> a historic night in foxborough tom brady not only pulled out the victoryurn to new england, he also broke the nfl's record for most passing yards of all time here's the play when that happened 19-17 win over his old pats. brady now the fourth quarterback in nfl history with victories against all 32 teams he joins drew brees, brett favre and peyton manning nbc build last -- nbc billed last night's game as the return. it appears the hype was real according to initial data from neilson. it was the second most watched sunday night football game ever. more than 27 million viewers on tv. >>> facebook is back online after a six hour outage. the company's executives have yet to explain how or why it happened tomorrow a facebook whistle-blower is set to testify before the senate. former employee frances haugen was behind the major leak of internal company documents she said tha facebook knowingly prioritized profit over good. >>> an environmental disaster off the coast of southern california crews scrambling to contain a massive oil spill. while dive teams try to f

and that is where these folks are right now. >> eugene daniels and cal perry, thank you for being with me this morning. >>> coming up, we're following several developments in haiti right now, including the new threat to kill the kidnapped missionaries. we've got a report from port-au-prince with the latest. >>> plus, dozens of democrats demanding immigration relief be included in the massive ridiculous package, but what happens if it's not? we'll talk to one activist about that next. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. e diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. ♪♪ three times the electorlytes and half the sugar. ♪♪ pedialyte powder packs. feel better fast. voiceover: riders. wanderers on the road of life. the journey is why they ride. when the road is all you need, there is no destination. uh, i-i'm actually just going to get an iced coffee. well, she may have a destination this one time, but usually -- no, i-i usually have a destination. yeah, but most of the time, her destination is freedom. nope, just the coffee shop. announcer: no matter why you ride, progressive has you cov

here's cnbc's perry russom. >> reporter: jon gruden's tenure as las vegas raiders head coach came to a crashing ending. >> breaking news tonight jon gruden out as las vegas raiders head coach. >> reporter: the resignation comes shortly after "the new york times" reported that over the course of several years, gruden sent emails where he criticized women becoming referees the drafting of an openly gay player and used a homophobic slur while referring to nfl commissioner roger goodell n a statement a spokesperson for the nfl called gruden's actions abhorrent and contrary to the nfl values the story started friday night when it was reported he used racist language describing demaurice smith. he said demaurice smith has lips the side of michelin tires but he remained on the sidelines coaching the team on sunday. speaking to reporters monday morning. >> i feel very good about the things i have learned. i also feel really good about what i stand for. >> reporter: the emails confirmed by the nfl but not seen by cnbc were uncovered during a workplace misconduct investigation into the washing

have dominated english football since they were acquired by an inner body consortium in 2008, and perryt. jean -- paris sg are also owned by saudis. this despite -- it is supposed to be run separate to the states. some have condemned the takeover as sports washing amid saudi arabia's human rights record. anchor: we are going to take a quick break but we are back in a few minutes. stay tuned to france 24. ♪ ■■■■■■■ [captioning made possible by democracy now!] ♪ amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> the norwegian nobel committee have decided to award the nobel peace prize for 2021 two maria -- to maria ressa and -- for their effort to

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