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perry.is a senior fellow at the brookings institution's, metropolitan policy program -- a scholar in residence at american university and a communist -- columnist for the hector report. he served as an associate professor at the university of new orleans department of educational leadership counseling and foundations. dr. perry earned his phd in education policy, and leadership from the university of maryland. he earned a ba from allegheny college. welcome, doctor. dr. perry: good afternoon, chairman wilson, ranking members of the subcommittee. thank you for inviting me here to testify on a matter of national security. from the industrial revolution in the 18 and 19th centuries to the tech boom throughout the last decade, government investments and innovations that develop from a wide swath of americans help make the united states a sustainable global power. however, our standing as world leader in innovation technology is severely at risk. for lack of recognition and investment in black inn

the other two, representatives jim jordan and scott perry, have made it clear they are not cooperating without a fight. >> i've got nothing to hide. i've been straight forward all along. >> reporter: in a letter to the committee released sunday jordan told the committee he has, quote, no relevant information to offer, and accused the committee of spreading misinformation, quote, to paint a false and misleading narrative. perry wrote in a tweet, quote, i decline this entity's request and will continue to fight the failures of the radical left. now the january 6th committee is looking into how they might compel jordan and perry to cooperate including weighing if they have the constitutional right to subpoena fellow members of congress. >> we are going to continue to appeal to them to come before us. they took the same oath we did to protect and uphold the constitution. >> reporter: the committee believes both perry and jordan hold key information. >> these are people who had conversations with the president, the former president about the conspiracy theories that he continued and those t

perry. it is nasa or anyone else granting the research dollars, that competitive "competition" really has to be competitive and free of influence, because often times institutions get through the first round, then the second round, that is when the decision is oftentimes made, made based on whether you are familiar with that name, that school or something else. so we see in awkward shift that has gone on for years in terms of the research dollars. patents is another area that i hope the committee focuses on, because there is a great deal of funding and opportunity there. but more importantly, there is a great deal that can be contributed by hbcus. on the matter of deferred maintenance, to the extent we are able to pass the build back better act, i am hoping -- and perhaps it might be constructive to not just jope, but to also -- hope, but to also signal to college presidents all over the place at that some of that money that is free to be used without discussion should go straight toward def

>> wow. >> thank you, katy perry. we're 11 -- just 12 minutes away. i want to go to randi kaye to see how everyone is feeling in palm beach, florida. how are things on the beach? >> things on the beach are great. we're still at the bar listening to "american young" and we'll make a drink called the water fall. >> oh my goodness. >> we'll make a water fall. >> i'll lift you up. >> you're going to lift me up. okay. let do it. >> really lift me up? >> yes. >> okay. go. >> ready? [ cheers ] >> okay. >> you ready? >> all right. this is the water fall. my aim is not great at this hour of the night. oh, boy. okay. >> stop! stop! stop! >> i did the best i could. andy, i know you love the bong. let's go over to the bong. [ cheers ] >> i don't know what is going -- i don't know what -- this is not a good idea. that's not a good idea. all right. all right. >> happy new year, everybody. >> i don't condone such behavior. randi, happy new year. we wish you the best. randi is not driving home. that is for sure. an irish bar in the w

by contrast, katy perry was not as strict, i did go see the katy perry show.nation, nor did you have to give them a negative covid test for the katy perry show at resorts world, they were just enforcing mask usage and not even enforcing it that much but adele was demanding that you take a covid test and provide a negative result within 48 hours of the show and show proof of vaccination. so i thought because 0micron was spiking so hard that she would delay it but what was troubling to me is that it seemed as if covid was a secondary and the main reason the show is not going forward is because she is not happy with the results of where it is right now. but i'd say ok, i understand that, adele... but there was just really bad planning involved. i don't understand why she and her team have announced already that they are rescheduling all dates, through april! why not just delay it opening by a week or two or three weeks but they have rescheduled even their april shows. have rescheduled even their aprilshows. i! have rescheduled even their april shows.— april shows

again, just like with perry and jordan, this is a voluntary request. overtures like perry, like jordan, do they take the step of issuing a formal subpoena? that's something that they haven't even figured out whether they'll do with perry and jordan. a big open question as to how it relates to mccarthy. and one other point about this, kevin mccarthy has been pressed repeatedly as to whether or not he would be willing to cooperate with this committee, answer their questions and in the past he said he has nothing to hide. he's never said definitively that he wouldn't come before the committee. no doubt tried to dance around that question when he's been pressed on it several times. he's never outright said he wasn't going to cooperate. it will be very interesting to see how he handles this very direct request for him to answer questions and supply information as part of this committee's investigation. victor and alisyn? >> ryan nobles with the breaking news. let's bring in chief political analyst gloria borger and elie honig. gloria, considering what we kn

perry. we also know that there are some dormitories that still do not have air conditions, as you speak about broadband, et cetera. it is totally unacceptable. third witness is mrs. angela sailor, mrs. sailor is vice-president of the edwin j.fulner institute at the heritage foundation where she manages the institute simon center for american studies and the center for civil society and the american dialogue. she served as chief of staff to heritage's president k. james in the white house office of public liason and as deputy chief of staff to rod page at the u.s. department of education. she holds a doctorate and bachelor's degree from central state university. welcome. >> thank you, thank you chairman scott and ranking member dr. fox and thank you subcommittee chairwoman wilson and ranking member dr. murphy for the opportunity to testify today. again, my name is angela sailor and vice-president of edwin fulner institute. ladies and gentlemen, we make no mistake, the historic benefit of blac

perry and ms. st. john and what's happened to so many women and others in the workplace is terrible, but i really am concerned that by involving the government in these contracts between adults in the area of sexual harassment and assault, we're opening the door for more government involvement in other areas of contracts. i think ms. perry in your opening, you pointed out some of the things that are going on already. you know, there's over a dozen bills right now in the house, which have government intervene in contracts. clearly, this bill is not being considered in a vacuum. there is a lot going on with this. there is a concerted effort in washington, d.c. to decide the contents of contracts between adults. this is not what the competent and responsible adults of my district want because they accept the fact they're signing a contract, but ms. perry, do you think there's a danger in passing small targeted bills like this one in opening the floodgates to government intervention in contracts? if you co

perry responded i decline this request and will continue to fight the failures of the radical left.hen the committee requested testimony from jim jordan of ohio, ranking member of the powerful house judiciary committee. a request which jordan called an outrageous abuse of select committee's authority. today the committee went to the very top requesting testimony from house minority leader kevin mccarthy, the highest ranking republican in the house caucus. now mccarthy yet to respond. he previously indicated he would cooperate with the investigation. but he also called the committee a sham. i want to bring in michael steel, former member of the committee and barbara wade from the eastern district of michigan. michael, let me start with you on just the oh, snap implications here of, you know, going straight to the top of the house republican caucus and saying like you clearly have information we want to know about. >> yeah. i think that's important. what it says is that the information that committee has been collecting has led to this moment. you don't make this move unless you got s

perry. clearly, they were communicating with the white house and the former president about the strategy to overturn the free and fair election. and so, that is problematic to them. so it's unfortunate. there are other tools that we have. chairman thompson has said that we are reviewing those. if we have things to share, we will share those. but in its core, i think our appeal is to our colleagues. if we are committed to this institution, if you're committed to making this place work, to protecting promoting democracy, then we have to stand against overturning free and fair elections. in a minimum! and stopping a peaceful transfer of power. and the fact that they were coordinating in those efforts is deeply troubling. and the fact that they don't want to talk about those efforts now, and join efforts to whitewash history is troubling to a lot of us. >> as a member of the committee, how would you characterize where you are in the work and arc of this? how much you've learned and how much furt

perry and ms. st. john what has happened in workplaces is terrible but i am concerned that by involving the government in these contracts, we are opening a door for more government involvement in these contracts. and i think ms. perry, you pointed to something's going on already. there are over a dozen amendments in contracts in the house right now. clearly, this bill is not being considered in a vacuum. there is a lot going on with this. there is a concerted effort in washington d.c. to decide the contents of contracts between adults. districtthis is not what the responsible adult of my district want because they accept the fact that they are signing a contract. but ms. perry, do you feel there is a danger in passing small, targeted bills like this one, in opening the floodgates to government intervention in contracts? can you speak to that? >> i absolutely do. and the reason that i mentioned confidentiality in nda agreements, we need to be clear that if this bill goes forward, it needs a rider discus

jacqueline: requests for interviews from congressman scott perry and jim jordan, two people who were involved with the operation to overturn the results of the election and were in touch with president trump january 6 were made a few weeks ago, but they have rebuffed the requests, at least scott perry has. will the committee move forward with subpoenas to get them to comply with the investigation? rep. kinzinger: i don't necessarily have an update. now that we are back from the holidays there will probably be news out of that in the next week, as a guess. i think it is important there is a lot of nuance in what the committee can do to subpoena a congressman. it is a constitutional question. i am of the firm belief that being a member of congress does not protect you from an inquiry of congress. we have an ethics committee that looks into potential ethics violations every day. we have to police ourselves on that. in my mind, we need this information. we need it pretty ricky tick. if members of congress knew or had an inkling of what was going to happen, that is important both from an

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what would you advise jordan and perry to do? would you suggest that they proceed as they're doing and risk getting subpoenas? >> well, you know, if you look at the letter that jim jordan put out, he lays out the reasons for why he is not going to get himself involved with the committee. he says he doesn't believe it's onjective and lists reason yes. i think the fact the committee spokes person immediately came out and said the trump team is what got to jim jordan and that's why he's not going to cooperate goes to show that it is unbalanced. i have to disagree with ana. i think people want to get to the bottom of this. i believe they want credibility in this investigation but they don't want to partake in a panel and commission they feel is purely partisan and it's not actually going to try to get to the bottom of what actually happened. >> in this midterm year -- >> -- partisan when you have liz cheney who, until a year ago, was part of republican leadership and who i suspect you would agree has been consistently one of the most

scott perry has said outright that he will not cooperate with those demands. jim jordan has suggested that he is unlikely to comply with those voluntary demands. if both refuse to comply, the investigation has to decide whether they're going to issue compulsory subpoenas in response. that's never been done before to a sitting member of congress, let alone two of them. we're not sure if they will do that for scott perry or jim jordan or for other potentially implicated members of congress as well. we're wait ongoing that as well. >>> "the new york times" reports today that the january 6th investigation is also considering issuing subpoenas to trump himself and to his vice president mike pence. so we're waiting to know about that too. and, of course, if those subpoenas do come down from the investigation, it will be interesting to see how long they will be held up in court once trump and pence inevitably defy those subpoenas. and on top of all of that, of course, the supreme court of the united states is now mulling whether it's going to take up trump's appeal.

neither jordan nor perry is cooperating. are you willing to subpoena them?let me say that both those gentlemen based on the statements you've just read have acknowledged that they either talk to the president on january 6th, like jim jordan has said, the other gentleman, mr. perry, tried to replace the current attorney general with somebody else who would do the wishes, bidding of president trump with respect to the elections, and we've asked them to come in voluntarily. now, we will look at whatever opportunities we can to get those people to come in. >> does that include a subpoena? >> but again, dana -- well, we'll look at it. i'm not going -- i would hope that those individuals who took an oath of office as a member of the congress would come forward. that's why we've asked them to come voluntarily, and we think coming voluntarily should do it. now, if not, then obviously we'll discuss what other options that we will have available to us as a committee, but it's unfortunate that with what we saw on january 6th and most of the members who acknowledged was

so the committee must decide how or if they can compel perry and jordan to turn over information andday another close trump ally and big supporter also being added to the committee witness list, sometime trump lawyer rudy giuliani. we have ryan nobles for the rest. ryan? >> reporter: it seems there are a lot of questions of how the committee will move forward on a lot of fronts. let's first address rudy giuliani. it's been kind of surprising up to this point the committee has not asked him to appear also with the big lie and with january 6 as well. remember, he was one of the people who gave a speech on the ellipse of stop the steal rally and he was also president trump's personal lawyer. he's aon a long list of people they want to talk to, but they haven't figured out if they're going to subpoena him or ask him to come in voluntarily. his attorney already expressing doubt that giuliani will cooperate, reminding bennie thompson of attorney/client privilege given giuliani did serve as president trump's lawyer. there could be other members of congress the committee is interested in tal

he said it won't look good but be effective. >> we'll see perry russom, thank you. >>> kyle rittenhouse judge to give back the rifle he used in the wisconsin shooting his lawyer filed paper work where the shooting happened nearly a year and a half ago a spokesperson for his family said, quote, it doesn't belong in a museum. it belongs where kyle wants it and kyle wants it destroyed. rittenhouse said he went to kenosha to protect property from rioters. he killed two people and wounded another. prosecutors charged him with murder and painted him as a wanna be soldier looking are for trouble. but he said it was self-defense and he was being attacked. in november a jury agreed and found him not guilty on all charges. rittenhouse's attorneys also asked for law enforcement to return his clothes from the day of the shooting. a hearing on the request is set for a week from today. >>> and video may have killed the radio star but revenge is a dish best served cold. old music is back and bigger than ever. we're talking bob dylan, james brown, the police. according to our next guest, their growth c

of congress, which includes requests for information not only from kevin mccarthy, but also scott perry and jim jordan, who have signaled that they won't cooperate with the committee the committee has been reluctant to subpoena them because there is no modern precedent for subpoenaing members of congress to testify at an oversight hearing. that could set a precedent that could be abused by future congresses and lead to some pretty dark places if they start to ask the justice department to prosecute their colleagues however, proponents of the subpoena say this is an extraordinary situation that merits a subpoena. that includes "the washington post" editorial board said kevin mccarthy had a unique insight into donald trump's state of mind on the day of january 6th, and they accuse him of having -- amounting to a dereliction of his oath to support and defend the constitution in his quest to become speaker of the house, which in his view appears to mean saying on donald trump's good side. so a big question coming up here for the committee. >> certainly his sahil kapur, thank you. >>> gettin

shepard. >> perry russom, live tonight in philly. >>> there's a tense standoff in chicago tonight as the city's kids are hanging in the balance. the city's public schools and its teachers union at odds now over how to keep classrooms open the nation's third largest school district canceled classes today for thousands of students. just last night the teachers union voted to switch to remote learning as covid cases there spike. 73% of members supported the move to go virtual mayor lori lightfoot is against them she says switching to online schooling is both unacceptable and unnecessary. she warns teachers who don't show up for classes could lose their pay. both sides say they're trying to reach a deal to get teachers and kids back into classrooms as quickly as possible. but as of this hour, there's no deal in sight. here's cnbc's valerie castro. >> reporter: chicago public school students were likely already asleep when word came on late tuesday that on wednesday, there would be no school at all. >> what are your kids doing today? >> they're watching movies. >> reporter: while the chic

bhadelia and cnbc's meg tirrell on the impact across the economy but, first, perry russom on the latest rounds of classroom disruptions. >> reporter: in johnson, rhode island, students arriving to class only to be sent home 23 staff members being out sick, not enough people to run the high school. >> all of my teachers were out today so far that i had. >> reporter: classes had been canceled in detroit, got virtual in atlanta and cleveland school leaders citing a rise in infection rates. in boston, at-home covid tests and masks are being sent to teachers. >>ic maing testing available is incredibly important. >> reporter: over the weekend 155 staff members called out sick brenda casillas is the school superintendent. >> if i have to go out and teach in a classroom, i'm going to do that but our goal is to keep classes going and keep students in person. >> reporter: in new york city schools are staying open. >> please, parents, get your children vaccinated and at the same time give the school consent on surveillance. these are the things that we know keep our schools the safest place in eve

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they want to talk to people like congressman perry.do you see that investigation going and should often because you have a pin you get excused if you will, i'm a member, you can't do that to me. should the republicans be put in the chair under oath? >> look, i trust chairman thompson and vice chair cheney, leading january 6th. i trust their judgment. they will make judgment at the end of the day they've issued voluntary requests and i would hope members of congress would do the right thing and participate in that process it dovetails with what president biden said in a speech i thought was powerful and compelling. the misinformation that has permeated so much of the public over the course of the last 12 months should be disconcerting to every american the select committee's job of uncovering the truth, i hope they get to the bottom of it and able to interview every witness that they've requested. >> so let me take another time, to that very point, we will not put it on, we were listening to your colleagues lying, lying still. so we can

perry also rejected their requests.ot said whether or not they are willing to subpoena fellow members of congress. that would be the next option if they are trying to get this information they desperately need. >> thank you very much. let's bring in a member of the january 6th committee. >> wofl, thanks for having me. the hearing that was being held today is being held by the department of justice. sit a civil proceeding. the work of the committee will go on regardless of the outcome of this particular hearing. i do think president trump and those surrounding him who made some very strong comments that i believe encouraged people to come here to the capitol and basically storm this building and injure many people including hundreds of police officers. there is a requirement that they be held accountable. >> what about criminal liability? do you believe at some point your committee, and i know you're limited in what you can say will send a criminal referral to the u.s. justice department for the former president's action

perry. so whether it's nih, national science foundation, nasa or anyone else that's granting these research dollars, that competitive, quote, competition really has to be competitive and free of influence because oftentimes institutions get through the first round and then the second round under less scrutiny is when the decision is oftentimes made and it's made based on whether or not you're familiar with this school or that name or something else. so we see this awkward shift that has gone on for years in terms of those research dollars. patents is another area that i think, i hope the committee focuses on because there's a great deal of funding there and a great deal of opportunity, but more importantly, there's a great deal that can be contributed by black colleges and universities. and on the matter of deferred maintenance, to the extent that we're able to pass the build back better act, i'm hoping that-- and perhaps it might be instructive to not just hope, but to also signify, or sign

scott perry and jim jordan. will there be more on that when they resume their work in the new year and will that just -- that's really going to drive republicans up the wall because they'll claim this is a witch hunt. >> i think that's absolutely right. they will claim it's a witch hunt, but that comes regardless of what the committee does, right? so even if the committee sends out a number of volunteer requests for conversation and documents. we've seen them lash out to the committee and saying this is annel legitimate committee which is all nonsense, by the way and the legislative purpose has been upheld by both dump c. district court and the federal appellate court in the district of columbia. they came without merit, but they are going kri and make a big deal out of this because they know that looking at meadows, if they can be held in con temp of congress they think oh, no, if there is a subpoena in the offing and maybe that's where my fate will end up. >> the republicans wanted jim jordan to be on the comm

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republican pennsylvania congressman scott perry was the first. now this weekend ohio iofi congressman jim jordan has also indicated that he probably comply, although, he stopped short of exexplicitly saying so. "washington post" reports today that alabama republican congressman mo brooks may find himself on the receiving end of a request from the january 6th investigation.re congressman mo brooks put on a bulletproof vest and a hunting hat on january 6th and told the crowd that day, today is the day american patriots start taking down names and kicking ass. he said online that day as the pro-trump mob streamed toward the capitol, the fight for america's republic is on.he bam! the fight for america's republican is on. he said that as the crowd streamed towards the u.s. capitol. when they actually started breaking into the building, congressman brooks tweeted, doors locked, capitol complex breached, chamber door is locked, speaker leaves.th a former staffer to republican house leader kevin mccarthy toli jake tapper in an interview at k cnn last wee

it's also congressman jordan and scott perry as well. these three lawmakers are currently again under discussion with the committee and how if they do ultimately subpoenaing them, how they will ultimately actually enforce that subpoena, which is unchartered territory and lawmakers are being cautious and careful so as not to unnecessarily start a fight in order to get this information that they do really need and that's what they'll say privately if they do want to get a full comprehensive picture of the former president's mindset in the days leading up to on january 6th and after january 6th. these are three guys who were in close touch with the white house, conduits, back and forth down pennsylvania avenue as lawmakers as jamie raskin referred to it as trying to come up with ways to overturn the results of the 2020 election. >> joyce, hillary clinton testified about benghazi for 11 hours voluntarily and all these big tough guys are hiding under their desk. we don't know what they're hiding but what can the committee do to pull these guy