he'll be wonderful in it. >> pete: major pete was a captain in the army. anyone with the title major. i think he's differential no matter what. >> good point. have a great weekend. watch those dogs and protect that laptop. >> pete: got it right here. raymond, you're the man. thank you. >> i'm protecting mine. >> pete: ha-ha. maybe you'll lose it. maybe you won't know. maybe you will. who knows? coming up, the worst media offenders of the week. ingraham angle has got its eyes on you. the tape you don't want to miss coming up next. >> pete: well, it's easy to become numb to straight-up media bias propaganda these days. the ingraham ang is keeping track of the worst -- angle is keeping track of the worst offenders of the week. joining me now is adam gillette, president of accuracy in media. adam, thank you so much for being here. this is always a tough job, so much to choose from. adam, the biggest lose they're week is undoubtedly cbs "60 minutes" for its job on ron desantis. we don't need to play the clip. everyone's seen it by now. it is focused on accusati

pete: okay.who make their way into the united states they receive i guess it's like a welcome kit when they come in. there is a presence from the vice president of the united states. can you see here inside that. pete: she delivers it to him. will: not quite. rachel: doesn't want to hand deliver it. will: her book is a part of the welcome kit. book entitled super heroes are everywhere. rachel: super heroes will and pete don't allow little girls to get raped on the journey along the border. i will tell how is in a super hero should be in that book u.s. border patrol who saves little children drowning in rivers who finds them abandoned in the middle of the dessert all alone or in stash houses. the border patrol is the greatest humanitarian organization in our hemisphere. pete: here, here. i could not agree more. rachel: that little book should say super hero not kamala super hero u.s. border patrol. pete: you stole my line, rachel. there is a line in that book when there is trouble super heroes sho

pete hegseth in for laura ingraham. it's what you like better, getting up at 3:00 in the morning or finishing your night at 11:00 p.m.? >> pete: you know, i'm an army guy so i'm used to getting up early in the morning. i don't know how you do it every day. you knock it out early in the morning but i will take this evening stuff, you're better at me, i'm just taking notes. >> sean: great to have you in prime time and you've been doing great on fox and fox & friends weekends, great job. >> pete: thank you, sean, appreciate it, well done as well. i'm pete hegseth in for laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle." tonight, with the left won't tell you about the true state of our southern border. plus, youtube is accusing covid expert doctor of spreading medical misinformation. he's here to respond to the latest censorship effort from who other than big tech. and china has painted a target on frequent angle guest jamie netzel. he's here to explain why. plus, shocking video of a family being kicked off a flight because t

go ahead, pete. pete: no.e party to the atlantic and the new republic and the names. -- "new yorktimes." recognizing the absurdity walking outside with a mask or double mask on. do you know why? because it's politically okay to signal that joe biden's 100 at a mask challenge is almost over. he's in office. so now it's okay to question what has always been absurd which many of us have been questioning from the beginning now it's safe to do so. well, thanks. brian: we are doing it anyway. we were doing it before your ridiculous remarks in march. i think the president is doing the worst thing along with anthony fauci wearing two masks after being double vaccinated wearing a mask walking through a graveyard in arlington. wearing a mask even though his vice president is 1 feet away and off his right shoulder. it is the exact inverse of -- you want people to get vaccinated show them that life is going to change and the cdc came out two weeks ago and said if you have been vaccinated you can't carry the virus quickly

pete: they think about it.transportation secretary pete buttigieg justified the corporate tax increase. listen to this. >> the jobs plan envisions this being covered through corporate taxes, american corporations can be competitive, tax rate of 28 for the reason they are extremely competitive the tax rate that can handle 35, surely they can handle 28. >> 38, 25, 35, 28. what is the math? >> you are right. pays the bicycle guy, not a car guy. he is the guy who city is going to subtract roads when he gets the infrastructure package if it ever gets through so he was wrong, we were not competitive at 35, we were the top of the heat that we were losing money and losing jobs and losing factories all over the world. think of this. you do 28% which is what biden wants and dad for the half%, 32.5%, guess what china's corporate tax rate is? 25%. we will be so far above china. in my judgment that is not something this country can afford to do. we will lose capital, lose investment, lose factories to china of all places. w

pete? pete: benjamin great summary, thank you very much. jed over to you. jedediah: thanks, pete.rom their home in colorado. eric and michelle join me now along with pilot james pack. thank you all for being here and of course we have the star of the segment, already, jackson who decided to join us as well, hi, jackson. so i want to start with you, eric first of all. obviously, this has gone viral, many have seen it. why did you decide to post the facebook video of this whole experience in the first place? >> yeah, thank you, jed, i appreciate you all having us on. i felt like it was important in the moment just after it happened. it really capture the moment that we had just experienced, and really capture the raw emotion of what we just went through, and share it with anybody that is connected with me on facebook. i felt like it was important to really put it out there and give people an opportunity to see what just happened to us, because, you know, i was aware that we weren't the only ones that this has happened to, so i wanted people to see that this is actually happening to

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pete: true.l: the sort of double-edged sword it is when you come to federal funding, that they are giving local police departments money. they can take it away. we're looking this morning. not that much the feds give to local and state police departments. we'll see how much influence should this get passed, should ilhan omar get what she wants, how much influence could they wield? rachel: i believe what i read, whatever the conclusions are, their investigations can be used in a court of law prosecuting. pete: interesting. over the show will was driving us hear. reading him the run downof the show like a sweet lala by all the way in. our next element, keith farrell, columbus, ohio, police president and the rise violence. >> we're hearing rhetoric, demilitarizing the police, taking away tools to make sure community safe. trying to stop us from hiring more police officers, and delaying police officer class. the trickle-down effect we're seeing in columbus, ohio, they set in their watch, 2020, highes

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>> kennedy: pete's gin bottle. [laughter] >> greg: pete? what's on the end of this rope?r] a bush baby otherwise known as a galigo. the most adorable animal on the planet. look at that thing. yep. >> dana: they can really pose for the cameras, too. >> greg: he knew he was on camera sexy beast. >> dana: i want to talk to people about just one thing. it's called child health national day of hope. child health national day of hope. this happens every year. this is happening virtually this year. this is where you can actually support the effort to try to protect children from abuse and neglect. can you light a five lit candle, this is all something to do to help this charity. it's the longest running charity that's child help.org slash 2021 day of hope. longest running charity for this issue. juan? >> juan: that's a good one. all right, so jackie robinson day is next thursday. and to celebrate the rose bowl institute asked me to host a panel on sports and political activism. take a look. >> when is collective action appropriate in your mind? >> i think it was a time when we c

pete: yeah. at how it all comes together feels like we're putting a bill ol' target on the backs of law enforcements. we can have conversations. we look at everyone's perspective. when you start stripping away immunity, a stripping away of bill of rights regardless what you're motivations are. you're taking actions against law enforcement who are just trying to do their job. you can train cops to be better, understand certain situation, when you're looking to defund the police, when you're stripping away qualified immunity as they did in new york city, you're creating a environment where cops don't want to do their jobs as aggressively as they ought in certain situations because they can get in trouble doing their job even if they do it the best they can in a impossible situation. this is slow motion unraveling, you have riots, slogans from marxist black lives matter, repeal of law enforcement by of rights passing legislature. governor hogan tried to veto it as he did and they overrode it on satu

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pete: mr.lieve in incarceration. you are don't believe in borders. what does in your view at this moment things are so toll bar rised, what does the left believe in? >> first of all as i said a minute ago, we confuse insanity with a political position. her position in any real world, let's release all the murderers, all the racists and the armed robbers and that's why i have thought frankly that she also ought to lose her committee. because you can't imagine anything more dangerous than to suggest we abolish the police and we close all the prisons? that's what she called for. ainsley: he ho is going to protect her kids if she needs them. can you finish your thought. >> i was going to say, most folks like that live in secure communities and are protected and they don't experience anything like what they are doing to normal people. ainsley: let's discuss what's happening with these new york city schools. and the woke mentality. so paul is this math teacher at grace church school. you probably hea

pete: this might feel like dÉjÀ vu. covid build that is not about covid, infrastructure build it's not about infrastructure now gun bill that is about a public health crisis or safe and healthy -- what are they really trying to do? >> this is about confiscating weapons, this is what the left is wanted to do for a long time. this is what half the presidential candidates or more on the democrat side ran on a year ago in their primaries and at the end of the day the only way to do, to have a national gun registry and ultimately to take firearms from law-abiding citizens. that's where this is headed and many democrats have been open about wanting to do, anti-gun activists, that is what he wants to do so this is where it is headed and i say this idea that cracking down on the second amendment is going to help revitalize economic work prospects from the working class from joe biden, the guy who has presided over millions of jobs going to china, thought that is a great deal, his economic policies and the obama biden administra

that is priceless right there, pete. pete: thank you, jill yap.the lack of staff makes it impossible for her to accommodate customers. angela is the owner of cafe gourmet and she joins us now. angela, thanks so much for being with us this morning. so you find your business in an unusual spot, i presume before covid-19 you didn't have a problem finding staff. now as you try to open back up, you are? >> that's correct. in fact, we never closed our business during the pandemic even during the shutdown. now business is increasing downtown. i have to face a really hard situation is not findings the staff. so i made the decision to close the business one days a week because i cannot find people. pete: hurts your bottom line people coming on that thursday overall. what is the reason why you can't find enough staff? >> well, everybody in the town is actually hiring. everyone. so, i'm not sure because there is not enough people looking for a job also there is a lot of competition to hire staff and small business it's really hard for me to compete on that m

pete, if you pulled that shot off. pete is an incredible three-point shooter. pete: thank you.ery much, rick. every once in a while. over two players almost from half court, final four, mine is not going in. will: you have a nice three-point stroke? pete: only part of my game. rest of it struggles. >> that will be in the the in repertoire once we get back in the studio. we have a really amazing weekend. no severe rain or severe with. look at the radar. nothing will build today. a few showers across parts of texas. later on storms will come in the pacific northwest. that will be our only rain. really dry across areas of florida. beautiful day overall. temperaturewise, same story. we'll watch temps up to 30 degrees above average across parts of the plains. 68 degrees in minot, north dakota for easter sunday. 735 in chicago. that is absolutely spectacular. we have a little bit of fire conditions we'll worry. look at this. this week we start to see a little bit of a cool-down across parts of rockies. might see a little snow. for the most part the rest of the country will be looking

great content library. >> joe quick and then pete >> iha >> pete, quick >> first solar >> thank you thenge is now. >>> thank you, scott hi, everybody. i'm kelly evans. here is what's ahead of us today. buy the dip is something you're told from strategists on wall street what if there aren't any dips to buy? we're speak with a key researcher behind the pfizer vaccine and why she's not overly concerned about those covid var variants a key suppliers was suffering a multi-million dollar

pete: of course. by the video that i wanted to starting a turning point u.s.a. chapter at my school. and i have been trying to start that for over a year now. and the school gave us some guidelines saying that we needed 20 students to even start the club. and the last couple of weeks we got close to that number and then these rumors online started going around about me accusing me of sending racist, terrible, hateful messages to a black student at my school with no evidence pointing to me. pete: that student started accusing you as a result you are getting threatened. as a result there was a walkout. students and teachers walked out of the school. your name is aattached to this. you were counseled to not talk about it but ultimately they were accusing you and pointing fingers at you. i don't like to ask this question but how did that make you feel? what are you thinking in that moment as the world is swirling around you and you are accused of being a racist? >> yeah, i was just shocked when they were

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pete hegseth?tually a very well trained marxist, she controls the means of production. it's the proletariat, the masses that gets to enjoy the fruits of marxism like the local chapters of black lives matter that are having to do gofundme pages because they've never seen any of the money from a central machine which has raised up to $90 million and growing. so this doesn't surprise me at all, she got the ability to have access to cash and wealth through a movement which has metamorphic sized ever since and she's being called out for it and hopefully there is an investigation, we don't know where she got the money and how she earned it, maybe she turned into a capitalist but those marxists have a way of enriching themselves when they are at the top. >> harris: you know, kennedy, i make such a point of saying the movement versus the organization because we know the organization's fund-raising and doing all sorts of things and we don't have eyes on that money and maybe it's a good idea not just because

i appreciate it, pete. >> yeah, man >> jimmy: pete, you're up buddy.y're getting -- >> all right what do i got to do? which instrument >> tariq: okay oh, yeah, you got to play the omnichord. >> what the [ bleep ] is that? i'm sorry. >> jimmy: you can't say the f word >> tariq: i'm gonna guess it's this guy the accordion-looking thing, right? >> the big ass thing >> tariq: yeah ♪ >> jimmy: no, no, the omnichord is this thing. >> this, really? >> jimmy: that's a microphone. >> tariq: i thought it was a a cpap machine >> okay. is this thing just on? okay, guys >> jimmy: come on, pete. you got this, buddy. ♪ >> jimmy: so far - >> wait. i think it is broken wait is it going to stop? [ light laughter ] wait ♪ >> tariq: "happy birthday to you? [ laughter ] >> what? >> jimmy: okay maybe, pete, slide the thing up and down, that white thing [ buzzer ] >> okay. >> jimmy: if you slide that thing up and down. no the other thing >> what thing? no, we should actually figure this out cause that's not cool. >> jimmy: it looks cool, but - >> all right, it broke i don't

let me bring in pete williams. pete, what do we know? >> this is a bit preliminary, chuck.nding is this was an incident at the north barrier of the capitol on independence avenue. that would be the lower part of capitol hill as you approach the capitol from downtown. independence avenue, what we are told is that a car was trying to get through a checkpoint and didn't stop and just kept going. that much seems pretty clear. what we are trying to confirm is reports the officers on the scene fired at the car. we have been told by a couple of law enforcement agencies that shots were fired. our understanding is that the officers on the scene fired at the car. that's as much as we know at this point. whether the car was stopped, who the driver was, whether the driver shot at the officers, all questions to be answered. this just happened within the last maybe 20 minutes or so. we are getting sketchy information at this point. the capitol police were there on the scene. federal law enforcement is responding as well. we are still waiting for a better word on exactly what happened. as

pete: you know it.st wisconsin because the translation for this plan is as you mentioned, this is going to be a loss of jobs and it's going to be an increase in prices and cost of living for the middle class and the poor. it is always the elites going after things that they like that end up hurting those who are in the middle class and the poor. pete: that's such a great point the elites will find their way to get that ribeye steak if they want to. for the rest of us it would be let them eat kale. you will eat the kale. we will have the meat. listen, four pounds a year, that's my weekly consumption of red meat at minimum. so that's not going to work. and, listen, all of these are based on studies that show what average people will bear the brunt of if these elites get their climate change goals. guess who is not paying attention to any of this the communist chinese who laugh at these plans and ignore them and disseminate our economy or we will disseminate ourselves in their view. it's lunacy. brian: chi

pete williams. given that, i guess how are investigators now going to go and try to figure out a motive? i assume, as we're seeing on the left-hand side of the screen, looking into the car to see what they can find in there, identifying him, going to his home. what else? i think we lost pete. tom winter, are you still with us? >> reporter: hey there, katy. katy, if you can hear me, i can hear you. >> i think someone in the control room, by the way, has opened my key so i can't hear anything on television or in my ear, so if you could just close that, that would be helpful. but, pete, i believe you're talking. i can hear you way off in the distance. pete, go ahead. >> reporter: yes. this will obviously complicate the investigation some because the best evidence of what went on here would be to talk to the driver. we're told the driver is a man. i don't know anything else about the driver, where the driver is from, how old the driver was, but was shot by somebody else who has now died in the hospital.

pete, how are you? >> sean, i'm doing great. if brian fellter wants a train maybe joe biden will give him one. you know? >> sean: what is a if you more billion? we have trillions and trillions and trillions of debt. >> maybe 5-d from the chinese company. filling in for laura, always great to see you, my friend. i'm in for laura this evening and this is the angle. hospitalizations are stagnant. so why is joe biden's former covid adviser still trying to scare americans into submission? dr. marty exposes the lies. plus as border crossings jump to their highest point in 15 years and deportations are down significantly the biden administration is still refusing to take this crisis seriously. they won't even call it one. did you know amidst all of that, we still don't even have a cbp commissioner? no one is at the top at the helm. and while biden pretends the crisis at the board doesn't exist he uses the easter bunny to push a familiar agenda. you're going to have to see this. raymond arroyo is here with "seen and unseen." this one, a

pete, how are you? >> sean, i'm doing great. if brian stelter wants a train maybe joe biden will give him one. you >> if brian wants to train maybe joe biden will give him one. we have trillions and trillions, maybe huawei but it is all in the list which you can call it infrastructure, fantastic job. my name is pete hegseth in for laura ingraham. data shows a drop in covid 19 death but hospitalizations are stagnant. why is joe biden's former covert advisor trying to scare americans into submission. doctor marty exposes the lie. as border crossings down to the highest point in 15 years and deportations down significantly the biden administration is still refusing to take this crisis seriously, they won't even call it one. did you know amidst all of that we still don't even have a cbp commissioner. hector garza and jason chaffetz are here on that and while biden pretends the crisis at the border doesn't exist he uses the easter bunny to push it familiar agenda. you have to see this. raymond arroyo is here with seen and unseen, thi

pete, is here with more. hey, pete. pete: good morning to you, all. race is over but the impact has been felt. there's no doubt, will and i, throughout the weekend, went out and talked to business owners about what it means to have talladega here, just like sort of the all-star game in atlanta what would it have meant there to be there before they moved it , how much does talladega benefit all of the businesses around it. here is some of what will and i found. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ten miles away from the racetrack at talladega, what does the race mean for places like this? >> with the talladega race being the biggest travel and camping race in nascar, a few hundred thousand people coming in, what it means for us is our hotels are full, restaurants are full, people are ready to get out and have fun. >> when people come to talladega and alabama, what do they see as far as covid? is everything pretty much open, capacity restrictions what is life like down here? >> so the governor listed the mask mandate a few weeks back, businesses are really booming in a lot o

what do you think, pete? >> yep well, they could be low. you know, let's be honest, and steph pointed this out when you look at what the stock has done in the last year, it is pretty impressive. it is over the last couple of months, this year, year-to-date where we're not seeing the impressive move. but we did see the move at the second half of last year where we watched apple continue to move to the upside and now it is in the pause space i continue to like this stock. i continue to think it has great upside the reason i do is, steph was pointed out the phone and other aspects of it, what i am looking at, what i continue to look at which is what katy huberty points out, which is where is their margins. it is from services and from wearables, and those are the areas i am most focused and i think they're continuing to gain ground we will see how it comes out in the report, but i'm very confident. i look at the stock and i see how it has obviously paused so far year-to-date. >> it has done nothing to date. >> but i think there's plenty of ups

pete: okay. will: migrants who make their way into the united states they receive i guess it's like a welcome kit when they come in. there is a presence from the vice president of the united states. can you see here inside that. pete: she delivers it to him. will: not quite. rachel: doesn't want to hand deliver it. will: her book is a part of the welcome kit. book entitled super heroes are

brenda vingiello i will come to you first you sold -- pete is not going to be happy with this pete is going to be happy. you sold pfizer. tell us why. >> we did sell pfizer. i'll say, you know, we are so thankful for everything the company has done in terms of the vaccine, and that's obviously a big -- they've been a beneficiary of that this year. i think there are certainly questions about what comes next. when we looked at our own portfolio we have other pharmaceutical exposure and decided in this case to sell pfizer in favor of buying striker. we don't have a lot of exposure in our portfolio to medical devices or med tech and striker is more of an organic growth story in our view than pfizer. we also think they will be beneficiaries of reopening and more people who are going through this elective procedures they participate in so long that have been delayed, people are waiting to get vaccines, they don't want their knee replaced or hip replaced and spend time in a hospital right now. so i think this is not only a great organic growth story over the long term, but in the shorter ter

reporting live, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thanks, pete.e'll, of course, continue to watch for new developments. they're joining forces on what they call a vaccine supersite. you will need an appointment. it's not clear if johnson & johnson shots are included in that supply. >>> well, two days before eligibility statewide widens to anyone over 16, there is new confusion here in the bay area. san francisco supervisor matt haney fired up over the vaccine rollout and how the city's health public dlpt only apply tho those 15 and -- 16 and over for those rolling up their sleeves. >> if you live in contra costa county, it says it's not available, and that just doesn't make sense. >> when they expanded those to 16 and older in the neighborhoods most affected, the state's scheduling system could not set restrictions on zip code. so it appears members of the newly eligible group may have to wait until thursday to book their appointment. haney calls that outrageous. >> faster spreading variants are not having as much of an impact here, and the state

pete: you know it. rachel: ainsley, i live in wisconsin as everyone knows we have a lot of cows what we do with cows is we milk them and we eat them. i think if joe biden had been more specific about this, he might have lost wisconsin because the translation for this plan is as you mentioned, this is going to be a loss of jobs and it's going to be an increase in prices and cost of living for the middle class and the poor. it is always the elites going after things that they like that

reporting live, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thank you, pete. i'll be watching on tv to the. tonight. >>> start of the morning in san jose waking up to a beautiful sunrise. get the camera ready. that sun will be coming over the hill in the next few minutes. it is now 50 degrees, and as we go into today, we go from 50 degrees to the mid-60s by early in the afternoon. much more beautiful weather today, but a lot of changes in the weekend forecast, and we'll talk about that in a few minutes. mike, what's the update on the morning commute? >> kari, we have more slowing but it's both directions of the bay bridge on the san francisco side. the police activity still blocks your right two lanes and as i said, it is safe for cars to drive past the area, they're taking car business but your two left lanes are still open but that is a distraction for folks getting off into san francisco off of that westbound decline into the city as well. mild build there. i just heard about construction that might affect one lane of that eastbound at richmond bridge. san

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reporting live, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> a lot of excitement, thanks, pete. >>> uc andal state campuses will require everyone to get vaccinated. all vaccines are under emergency use authorization. some students of san jose state welcome the vaccination requirement. >> it's like a step forward. i'm definitely for it, yeah, i want to get back to school. >> great idea. definitely when you have kids on campus especially like this big of a school, you don't want to have a situation where kids are actually getting sick. >> ucsf's doctor dr. peter chin hong says it is a possibility that high school also eventually require vaccinations as well. >> the writing is on the wall. high schools, schools in general, k to 8 et cetera, they all have a tradition of requiring vaccines. again, emergency use authorization then full clearance from the fda, but once that's done, i think that will be where things are going to be headed. >> back to colleges as well not just students but professors and staff will also need to be vaccinated. stanford university plans to require those vaccinations.

marty and pete hegseth.ecting you to come in with the 15 masks because i know you believe in doing everything patriotic. what -- but this is, for me, infuriating, because now this is about manipulation and i recentt that! what's your take? >> it's the permanent pandemic. the idea that two people fully vaccinated separated by a football field have their patriotic duty to not -- to wear a mask if they get any closer -- it's absurd! it's absolutely absurd! it's ball control, as you've talked about. and when you go to mount rushmore, first of all, it's all about trump. that's where he held his big patriotic event so you can't do it again. i would call what happened in mount rushmore covid-16/19 because it's a combination of the permanent lockdowns which christy nome rejected rightfully so and it's on indigenous lands and therefore anything that has to do with mount rushmore is evil and the tribes there have said that, so you have to bow to that as well. it's the unholy perfect alliance of wokism and covid-19. of

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i think pete and i could come up with an infrastructure bill.hat the president proposed this week is not an infrastructure bill. it is a huge tax increase, for one thing, and it is a tax increase on small businesses, on job creators in the united states of america. and chuck, you made a statement that i just have to wonder about. you said it seems the administration is more eager to have bipartisanship then members of congress are. how can the president expect to have bipartisanship when his proposal is a repeal of one of our signature issues in 2017, where we cut the tax rate and made the united states finally more competitive when it comes to the way we treat job creators. >> c-span shop.org is c-span's new online store. go there today to order a copy of the congressional directory, a compact, spiral-bound book with contact information for every member of congress, including bios and committee assignments. also contact information for state governors and the biden administration cabinet. every c-span shop purchase helps support c-span's nonpro

> look at tim's background i think he'll be going to the beach instead of streaming a french movie pete, would you say that this could in fact be an opportunity in netflix here with this pull back >> you know what, i don't know that i do see it as an opportunity. >> okay. >> i agree with what dan's saying, there's a lot of different aspects with what's going on with netflix specifically and what they did drawing out of the pandemic but out of the pandemic there's sporting events and concerts, a bunch of areas that will attract attention and eyeballs there's so many hours in the day, it's going to be a problem, and we know north america was slowing down the one positive potential for netflix international. we don't talk about that as much but we know over the last few years they've been growing, growing, growing internationally and i think they'll continue to do that but i think we'll have to expect to see north america numbers to go down faster than expected. >> all right one top technician is starting to see trouble in the charts, chris is here to lay it all out, hey, chris, what do yo

pete buttigieg. why?into the midterm elections, recognizing the unions in the midwest are in trouble if they want to come back to the democratic party. that's one of the reasons why he's using it. is he going to be able to pass gun reform and immigration? this is another way of trying to figure out how do you make sure there's a political calculus to say, you were able to be bipartisan here. what will they basically not give back to their states because that none of them can answer, not mitch mcconnell. >> very quickly, rich lowry, i want to ask you about the impact of john boehner. boehner torches the right wing media ecosystem, all things freedom caucus, all things ted cruz as we noted. is he on to something and is this only going to split the party more? >> well, one, it wasn't a secret as you know, chuck, that john boehner couldn't stand sean hannity, ted cruz, all the people that made him have such a miserable experience as speaker of the house. what boehner calls the chaos caucus took over the repub

what it takes to change anything there rachel, we are joined tonight by secretary of transportation pete buttigieg and he, of course, is the point person in dealing with the congress on getting this, what i thought, what i thought an hour ago, was a giant infrastructure bill passed biggest one in history and then i watch congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez with you say it's not big enough. and i worked on the infrastructure committee in the senate, the environmental public works committee before the finance committee. so these are big numbers to me and i waited with suspense as she rolled out what that number should be, and she thinks joe biden's $2 trillion should be $10 trillion, and we'll find out where pete buttigieg thinks the compromise point is between those two. >> yeah, i mean, she is basically saying, if we spent $2 trillion on the covid relief bill, and most of that is to be spent in a year, what we need to spend on infrastructure and climate and the other things this bill is supposed to be tackling is about half that, about $1 trillion per year for ten years. and that's th

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let's bring in pete williams pete, why is this so important? >> reporter: lester, it was a member of the far right oath keepers who has agreed to tell investigators what he knows. john schaffer of indiana, 53, pleaded guilty to entering the capitol with bear spray and trying to obstruct the electoral vote count the government dropped a charge of assaulting capitol police with the spray. in return he agrees to cooperate, which could help investigators understand the forces behind the siege he calls himself a founding life member of the oath keepers. if he does cooperate, he could get leniency when he's sentenced several months from now. lester >> all right, pete williams, thank you. >>> now to my exclusive. 100 days after the capitol attack for the first time the acting chief of police, capitol police, is speaking about the enormous toll the attack has taken on her department and responds to criticism over the agency's preparedness we spoke on the still fenced off capitol grounds today. >> every day i think about the well-being of the officers.

you just heard dana and pete. this is your base. they are upset.t is next when it comes to this committee? is this vote going to go through or not? >> lawrence, it is good to be on with you. every america should be upset at the performance they saw from kristen clarke today, a radical left-winger. she has repeatedly attacked the police. first off, she advocated a defund the police last year. she was pressed on that today and said "oh, never advocated for that," well, you wrote an article the title which was "defund the police," the article of the text that you wrote says defund the police. and she just used boldfaced lies to say she didn't say those things. i gave her examples in which officers had been involved in a shooting, to protect us and our fellow citizens, like michael brown ferguson or jacob blake in kenosha last year, subsequent, impartial, sometimes democratic-run tribunals from those shootings were justified. in the michael brown case, it was a predecessor at the -- that said there was no basis that -- she would not simply say -- >> la