peter boy can loose with his parents in mebane north carolina but only temporarily he says whenever time allows one can find peter at the town center off neighboring graham making a stand for donald trump. we meet 43 year old boykin for the 1st time when generally 50 washington on the day before what president donald trump had promised to become a quote wild protest peter was to get a feel for things today while you roams the grounds of capitol hill he's keeping busy live streaming to his followers. so. they focus better boy for hash tag go right for hash tag and i'm here at the capitol building it's january 5th tensions are rising there's people everywhere there's different things going on the straps of quarters are where the camera fails every where everybody's looking for a special moment. peter is founder of a group called gays for trump and of the initiative go right he describes himself as a gay republican and staunch supporter of his main interest today meeting and listening to longtime trump ally roger stone in november 2900 stone was sentenced to 40 months in prison after jury c

it is sunday generally time peter meets us in graham a small town neighboring mabyn where he lives peter doesn't want to talk about his private life smothers a very sick mean internet troll so everywhere he says things at home are complicated and making ends meet driving for over is a challenge he's had 3 days to digest and think about what he experienced in washington for peter one thing is crystal clear. shot then nothing wrong nothing on what all wednesday he spoke to his people as people already going to march in the capital and they were going to watch the gavel because there was a protest already set up he didn't say destroy the capital enter the capital anything like that when he found out he immediately immediately said. stop don't do that peter's point of view has nothing to do with what really happened president trump was silent for hours before reacting to the wren psyching of the capital p. just next observational analysis is also a blatant lie peter blames anti for activists for storming the capitol not trump supporters they were there. i saw all they were going to see in a

it is sunday generally temp peter meets us in graham a small town neighboring mabyn where he lives peter doesn't want to talk about his private life smothers a very sick mean internet troll so everywhere he says things at home are complicated and making ends meet driving for over is a challenge he's had 3 days to digest and think about what he experienced in washington for peter one thing is crystal clear. shot did nothing wrong nothing on what all wednesday he spoke to his people and people already going to march in the capital and they were going to watch the gavel because there was a protest already set up he didn't say destroy the capital into the capital anything like that and he found out he immediately immediately said. stop don't do that peter's point of view has nothing to do with what really happened president trump was silent for hours before reacting to the wren psyching of the capital p. just next observational analysis is also a blatant lie peter blames anti for activists for storming the capitol not trump supporters they were there. i saw all i grew up going to see in a ma

it is sunday generally time peter meets us in graham a small town neighboring mabyn where he lives peter doesn't want to talk about his private life smothers a very sick mean internet troll so everywhere he says things at home are complicated and making ends meet driving for over is a challenge he's had 3 days to digest and think about what he experienced in washington peter one thing is crystal clear. shot did nothing wrong nothing on what all wednesday he spoke to his people as people already going to march in the capital and they were going to watch the gavel because there was a protest already set up to say destroy the capital enter the capital anything like that and he found out he mediately immediately said stop don't do that. peter's point of view has nothing to do with what really happened president trump was silent for hours before reacting to the wren psyching of the capital p. just next observational analysis is also a blatant lie peter blames anti fact of his for storming the capitol not trump supporters they were there. i saw all i grew up we got to see and all they were in

you do sunday generally 10th peter meets us in graham a small town neighboring mabyn where he lives peter doesn't want to talk about his private life smothers a very sick mean internet troll so everywhere he says things at home are complicated and making ends meet driving for over is a challenge he's had 3 days to digest and think about what he experienced in washington for peter one thing is crystal clear. shot then nothing wrong nothing on what all wednesday he spoke to his people and people already going to march in the capital and they were going to watch the cattle because there was a protest already set up he didn't say destroy the capital enter the capital anything like that and he found out he immediately immediately said stop don't do that. peter's point of view has nothing to do with what really happened president trump was silent for hours before reacting to the rent 2nd of the capital p. just next observational analysis is also a blatant lie peter blames anti for activists for storming the capitol not trump supporters they were there. i saw all we've got to see in a mall they

it is sunday generally 10th peter meets us in graham a small town neighboring mabyn where he lives peter doesn't want to talk about his private life smothers very sick mean internet trolls are everywhere he says things at home are complicated and making ends meet driving for labor is a challenge he's had 3 days to digest and think about what he experienced in washington for peter one thing is crystal clear. shot then nothing wrong nothing on what all wednesday he spoke to his people as people already going to march in the capital and they were going to watch the gavel because there was a protest already set up he didn't say destroy the capital into the capital anything like that and he found out he immediately immediately said. stop don't do that peter's point of view has nothing to do with what really happened president trump was silent for hours before reacting to the rent sucking off the capital peters next observational analysis is also a blatant lie peter blames anti fact of his for storming the capital not trump supporters they were there. i saw all we're going to see in a mall the

peter is founder of a group called gays for trump and of the initiative go right he describes himself as a gay republican and staunch supporter of his main interest today meeting and listening to a long time ally roger stone in november 2900 stone was sentenced to 40 months in prison after jury convicted him of making false statements witness tampering and obstructing just. this however president trump commuted stones for that sentence in july 2020 and pardoned him in december stony speck on the scene now during the president's big hearing evidence of election fraud is not only growing it is overwhelming and it is compelling we've done all for the war and we dare not fail if we stay true victory will be our. thank you god surrounded and protected by members of the so called oath keepers one of the largest radical anti-government groups in the us stone disappears quickly however his blatant lies about winning the election and the existence of any evidence of my spread election fraud linger with the crowd and with. obscene social media to social trends and statistics i don't see 8000000

peter: yeah that's great question. i really think that's one of the first tests for thispu new ican majority or mernt whichever they are. i think -- they're definitely going to try to take the shots at a few of them. obviously the republicans have already signaled that they plan to oppose or at least take shots at the president-elect's managementnd budget.ce of she's a hillary clinton team veteran who has been the president of the center for few years.rogress over the last tspoken person, her twitter account has offended some republicans and som bernie sanders supporters on the left. they may take somets s at a few others. javier becerra at the department of health and human seices. 's not clear, though, that they will go across the board and try to deny him, you know, the rest of his team. i think a lot these are people he's putting forward who have respect onli the repn side of the aisle even if they're not necessarily close friends. the question for mcconnell how much is he goi to want to deal with joe biden and how

in 1795, 17-year-old martha married thomas peter, eldest son of georgetown's first mayor robert peter. in 1805, thomas and martha purchased the tudor place property asking their friend to design a suitable house for the 8 1/2 acre property. this is the presentation that he provideded to the family and found in the after chive. this is a good time to mention that thomas and martha peter were ardent federalists, one possible way they had columbia, america, and britannia on their three daughters. unlike her older sisters, britannia was educated locally in georgetown spending four years at the young ladies academy at the convent, the school is known as georgetown visitation. in 1842, britannia married beverly kennon, a naval officer who was command dent of the washington navy yard. tragically, their marriage was 16 months. during those 16 months, before tanya gave birth to the couple's only child martha who she called markie who was only 4 months old at the time of commodore kennon's death. newly widows, they returned to tudio place to live with britannia's mother. except for a brief peri

peter: why is that?ai: the reason is because, given the results of the election, there are knots -- there is not sufficient time to complete the steps necessary in order to resolve that rulemaking. given that reality, i do not believe it's appropriate to move forward. peter if you could, what would : you like to see done to section 230? what do you think should be done? elected pai: among officials, there is a consensus that the law should be changed. the president believes it should be repealed. within congress, there seems to be a consensus that it should be revised. in terms of changing the law, that is the decision for lawmakers to consider. i think that there are certain bipartisan consensus areas forming regarding how it should be revived. it's a very complicated issue. one congress will have to study and delivery on carefully. we have to think about it more carefully in terms of the immunity provision. those are the kinds of things that the next administration and congress will think about careful

francine: peter, thank you so much. peter garnry there from saxo bank.his is bloomberg. ♪ so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america. but is it secure? sure it's secure. and even if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. so how do i do this? you don't do this. we do this, together. bounce forward, with comcast business. >> we are no longer going to raise interest rates just because, for example, if unemployment were to be well below, again, well below our natural estimate of unemployment, that would not be a reason to raise interest rates, unless we see trouble in inflation or other imbalances. francine: that was fed chair jay powell speaking to push back and of course tapered talk. answer in the spotlight in the final days of the trump administration. jp morgan will kick off the earnings season today in a move that was not expected, trump a's oversee

peter? >> well said gabe gutierrez in new york gabe thank you very much. >>> in much of the world, the new year is here some countries are celebrating like the virus is no longer a threat, while many others are under more severe lockdowns. sarah harman has more. >> reporter: incredible images from new zealand, a giant crowd, no masks, like basically back to normal as they ring in the new year in the small island nation where covid cases have been virtually eliminated. >> want this to be more, more happier than last year. >> reporter: in australia, fireworks soared above a mostly empty sydney harbor. while in the chinese city wuhan, wher covid-19 originated, thousands packed the city center to celebrate. in europe, festivities and traditions curtailed by lockdowns and curfews. statues, monuments in london barricaded off. berlin banning fireworks. rome and st. peter's square empty inside the basilica, a socially distanced mass took place without the pope across the continent, abandoned streets

to do sunday generally tend to peter meets us ingraham a small town neighboring mabyn where he lives peter doesn't want to talk about his private life smothers a very sick mean internet troll so everywhere he says things at home are complicated and making ends meet driving for over is a challenge he's had 3 days to digest and think about what he experienced in washington for peter one thing is crystal clear. shot then nothing wrong nothing on what all wednesday he spoke to his people as people already going to march in the capitol and they were going to watch the gavel because there was a protest already set up he didn't say destroy the capitol into the capitol anything like that when he found out and he immediately immediately said. stop don't do that peter's point of view has nothing to do with what really happened president trump was silent for hours before reacting to the rent sucking off the capital p. just next observational analysis is also a blatant lie peter blames in tea for activists for storming the capitol not trump supporters they were there. when i saw all the we're go

it is sunday generally time peter meets us in graham a small town neighboring mabyn where he lives peter doesn't want to talk about his private life smothers a very sick mean internet troll so everywhere he says things at home are complicated and making ends meet driving for over is a challenge he's had 3 days to digest and think about what he experienced in washington for peter one thing is crystal clear. shot then nothing wrong nothing on what all wednesday he spoke to his people and people already going to march in the capital and they were going to watch the gavel because there was a protest already set up he didn't say destroy the capital into the capital anything like that and he found out he immediately immediately said stop don't do that. peter's point of view has nothing to do with what really happened president trump was silent for hours before reacting to the wren psyching of the capital p. just next observational analysis is also a blatant lie peter blames anti fact of his for storming the capitol not trump supporters they were there. i saw all we're going to see in a mall th

peter does not have the right. all right thanks michael peter did unrest keep fodor's from going to the polls. yes in quite a number of places there was there was it wasn't secure it wasn't safe there was unrest so there has been. at least 14 out of a think it was 80 different regions there was no possibility for people to go and vote so yes yes and yes michael the opposition had tried to delay this election will they accept the result i mean what happens next well i think the opposition is efficiently complaining that maybe perhaps there were some that are fraud however that hasn't been investigated does not mean investigated and it's not so much a big deal. for this particular election i mean if you actually compare what happened the center of republic c. minus for example where some 700 point stations could not operate and some thought thousands of words about places they were destruct in a myth bomb scare and mortar shells in could our region from arcady that if you compare that to happen in central african rep

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thanks so much, peter, for being here.here is really -- president trump is weighing the liability that he has here. and he's releasing these videos. i want -- if you can, talk to us a little bit about what's goinon inside the white house. the calculations being made and who is in the white house and sources tell me offices are empty and people are sort of done with this. but president trump is still standing. peter: well, he's almost a man alone, exactly right, yamiche. the people have begun to leave. some left obviously under protest of what happened right after the capitol mob attacked. others have been cycling out because it's the end of the administration. and you have a president who basically is focused on one thing alone which is, you know, vindicating himself in an election that he lost and trying to in some way figure out what to do now that the house has impeached him and he's being blamed for something that he argues he had nothing to do with. it's remarkable situation. the country is in this great crisis, the p

peter: there is no doubt about it.n principle, obviously what every corporate around the world would like is a booming economy and superlow interest rates. that is clear, particularly given that they have high debt loans -- high debt loads. you could say that high debt yields come about because the rate environment requires high yields because the economy is doing so well. i think they probably appreciate that. what they wouldn't appreciate is an environment where there bond yields go up because spreads are blowing up for reasons that are not good and the economy is not doing well. but given that we have a relatively good outlook for the economy, i think they can live with high interest rates. tom: this is really an important observation, peter. who knows what interest rates are going to do, folks? i'm not predicting that. the idea of an explosive move in equities as corporations adjust -- do you just assumed that is what is going to happen, that corporations will adjust to whatever they are dealt, and up we go? peter:

peter: twofold question. do these private companies have the right to ban the then president of the united states from their platforms? do you agree that was a smart decision? randolph: they certainly have the right. i do think it is important for us to understand and respect the rights of these companies to make their decisions. i do think in this case, it was justified. we saw a direct correlation between the president's activities in his social media platforms and the response from people to take up, to have a violent response. the number of writers who were there on january 6 who said and apparently in all sincerity, we were responding to our president. our president told us to fight for the constitution and for freedom. ok. there really is an eminent danger. it is responsible to take the president off line if he is the source of these inciting, and the technical legal sense, statements. i have some sympathy for the companies, you don't lightly remove the president of the united states from speaking to th

peter is pushing back on this.f tweets that i saw just said there was some sort of generational divide. okay boomer kind of thing. when you get down to it, 10 years, jason where will bitcoin be, where will gold be? >> well i think bitcoin will in the next decade have a market cap around $11 trillion and i expect gold's market cap to actually decline. you're seeing capital outflows happening right now. jpmorgan i believe announced a big move into bitcoin and they're moving away from gold. just facts are facts. >> this is all, institutions are not moving into bitcoin. that is exception not the rule. they're not moving out of gold. they never even moved into gold. jpmorgan -- charles: peter, 10 years, 10 years where will bitcoin be, where will gold be? >> look i have no idea where the bitcoin is going to be. people could still be holding it. my feeling a bubble will not last another 10 years. so i think the price will probably be much lower than it is today. look i thought 20,000 was going to be the peak of the bubble

it is sunday generally tend to peter meets us in graham a small town neighboring mabyn way he lives peter doesn't want to talk about his private life smothers a very sick mean internet troll so everywhere he says things at home are complicated and making ends meet driving for over is a challenge he's had 3 days to digest and think about what he experienced in washington for peter one thing is crystal clear. shot then nothing wrong nothing on what all wednesday he didn't say destroy the capitol in or the capitol anything like that he immediately said. stop don't do that peter's point of view has nothing to do with what really happened president trump was silent for hours before reacting to the wren sucking off the capital peter's next observational analysis is also a blatant lie peter blames his for storming the capitol not trump supporters they were there. i saw all. the see and they were in disguise there was plenty of stately ali knew that they were going to be in the theaters rationalize the narrative of the events in washington is nonsense by reciting these trumped talking points he e

peter bowes, thank you. you're watching _ distraction. peter bowes, thank you.distraction. peter bowes, thank| you. you're watching bbc news. the prime minister says there is some evidence that the new variant of coronavirus spreading across the uk could be more deadly than the original strain. there was good news, though, on the vaccination programme with a record number — more than 400,000 first doses — administered in the past 2a hours. but borisjohnson warned the infection rate is still high and he said he can't consider lifting restrictions in england until the vaccination programmes are working. with more, here's our health editor hugh pym. it's been another frantic week for hospitals like this one at clacton in essex. more covid beds have been set up to try and meet the surge in patient numbers. while most pull through, some don't. now, there's news that a new variant of the virus, which first spread in the south east of england, could be more deadly than the first strain. we've been informed today that in addition to spreading more quickly, it also now a

remeet 43 year old supporter peter point. on the day before but president trump had promised to become a quote wild protest what's what's scary right now is you've got the senators and you've got the congress and you've got the president they're going to find out a strong supporters in there come and find us and are going to start walking us up they're going to get a list of us and they're going to find us and they're going to do it once and you should know you're from your from your you know you're from germany you know how was in jeopardy they came down and they pulled people out of their houses and took them to work hands on and that's what we're worried about you know you hear your potential democratic let go yeah you talk about real nazis they're not thinking this secret police the biggest yeah they're fascists look what they do on facebook and big and big tech so the democrats are fast yes they're the real fascist because they don't well you know you can't go on i can't go up and talk to a democrat when the democrat the

remeet 43 year old supporter peter point. on the day before president trump had promised to become a quote wild protests what's less scary right now if you've got the senators and you've got the congress and you've got the president they're going to find out a strong supporters in there come and find us and are going to start locking us up they're going to get a list of us and they're going to find us and they're going to do it you should know you're from your from your you know you're from germany you know how it was in germany they came down and they pulled people out of their houses and took them to our hands so that's what we're worried about you know you are hearing a potential democratic led government yeah you talk about real nazis they're not thinking this secret police the biggest yeah they're fascists look what they do on facebook and big and big tech so they've never heard of paris and yes they're the real fascist because they don't well you know you can't go on i can't go up and talk to a democrat when the democra

peter is back with us peter just briefly what's the latest on the prospect of further unrest. seen on social media that there has been a lot of planning among the most ardent trump supporters to have war protest ahead of the you know creation this comes amid reports that a lot of the people that took part in the protest are generous 6 were actually on f.b.i.'s terrorist watch list and a lot of them white supremacist this as a country is just days away from the inauguration of its 1st black vice presidents who are reminder if any was needed of the deep divisions resends means at the incoming administration is going to be up against as he takes office next week. peter valetta thank you. and according munich has sentenced german doctor mark s. to 4 years and 10 months in prison for his role in the years of illegal tilting in sports a landmark verdict which was read on friday morning concludes the 1st major prosecution under german anti-doping legislation which was brought in 2015 mark s. had admitted to administering illegal treatments to numerous athletes including competitors o

peter, were you surprised by the drama and washington? peter: hi, tom.l, i think the focus on the market is very much on the fundamentals and the continuation of growing hopes of a strong inflection point in the global economy, and really the outcome of the senate election does in some ways to support expecting nowre another fiscal package in the u.s. in the first quarter of around $750 billion. remember, that comes on top of the $900 million or so already approved toward the end of last year. that is going to, in time, trigger quite a strong rebound, not just in the u.s. but in the global economy. we are looking at a 6.4 percent global growth for the u.s. economy this year and 6.5% in real terms for the global economy. we need to kind of growth rate we have not seen at any point since the financial crisis, and that is really what is driving it. tom: peter, the variable for jan is the most elastic part of the equation, business investment, and i am going to call that business confidence, not only in america but worldwide. was that confidence diminished w

jonathan: peter, great to catch up. tom: peter, dow jones industrial average.laughter] peter: you've got me on that one. lisa: it's ok. you can just bow out of this. jonathan: i think it is important what peter is getting at here. nothing changes the narrative quicker than price. that is going to be the story from here on out. tom: it feels like a friday almost on a tuesday. everybody is rationalizing this bull market. i don't have the statistics in front of me. what are we, up 50% on the nasdaq 100? jonathan: i think we are up 40% on the small caps and a couple of months. lisa: one of the reddit sites has jerome powell on the top of the page, just as a sort of trilogy of pictures making him look almost biblical. he's the hero of this movement. jonathan: we will hear from chair powell tomorrow. the two day fed meeting starts in washington today. we will get the call from matt hornbach of morgan stanley in just a moment. this is "bloomberg surveillance ," counting you down to tom: the opening bell. tom:dow futures -- to the opening bell. tom: dow futures up 75?

to do sunday generally 10th peter meets us in graham a small town neighboring map and where he lives peter doesn't want to talk about his private life smothers a very sick mean internet troll so everywhere he says things at home are complicated and making ends meet driving for over is a challenge he's had 3 days to digest and think about what he experienced in washington peter one thing is crystal clear. shot then nothing wrong nothing on what all wednesday he didn't say destroy the capitol in or the capitol anything like that he mediately said. stop don't do that peter's point of view has nothing to do with what really happened president trump was silent for hours before reacting to the wren psyching of the capital p. just next observational analysis is also a blatant lie peter blames anti for activists for storming the capital not trump's supporters they were there. i saw all i've got to see and they were in disguise there was plenty of stately ali knew that they were going to be in this guy's peter's rationalized narrative of the events in washington is utter nonsense by reciting

i'm peter alexander, in for lester.e thank you for watching happy new year, and good night ♪ >> kelly: ♪ 25 years and my life is still ♪ ♪ tryin' to get up that great bigill ♪ ♪ of hope ♪ for a destination ♪ i realized quickly when i knew i should ♪ ♪ that the world was made up of this brotherhood of man ♪ ♪ for whatever that means ♪ and so i cry sometimes ♪ when i'm lying in bed ♪ just to get it all out ♪ what's in my head ♪ and i, i am feeling ♪ a little peculiar ♪ and so i wake ♪ in the morning ♪ and i step outside ♪ and i take a deep breath ♪ and i get real high ♪ and i scream from the top of my lungs ♪ ♪ "what's going on?" ♪ and i say, hey-ey-ey ♪ hey-ey-ey ♪ i said "hey, what's going on?" ♪

peter: we are pretty upbeat.are looking at another year, 2021, another year of double-digit growth. i think basically the industry is firing on all cylinders. the logic compute market which is very strong in 2020, grows another 10% this year. memory, which is how you store data, recovered in 2020. now the business will also grow 10%. it is double-digit growth for the company this year. matt: definitely firing on all cylinders in terms of automotive chips at least. you cannot make enough or the chipmakers cannot make enough. to whom you supply the equipment. do you see that bottle not -- bottleneck being opened, do you see that problem being solved anytime soon? what is your outlook on the auto chip situation? peter: i think what we are seeing is the effect of -- the capacity reduction that our customers strive to implement during the covid crisis of last year, especially q2 and q3 of last year were pretty bleak. you can see there are reactions in terms of capacity expansion. in the end, turns out to be relatively

peter doocy.ry on point question of jen sack yesterday. and she did not have an answer. but she did answer it anyway. listen. >> will why weren't biden and all members of the biden family masked on federal lands last night as he signed an executive order that mandates masks on federal land at all times? >> at the inaugural? >> they lincoln memorial, yes. >> i think, steve, he was celebrating an evening of historic day in our country. >> was that a good example for people who are watching and in might not pay attention, normally. >> i think we have bigger issues to worry about at this moment in time. well, steve, i think the power of his example is also the message he send by signing 25 executive orders including almost half of them related to covid. ainsley: so the rules can be broken if you are celebrating. and i will make the rules but i won't follow them. they are not good for me. but they are good for you kind of thing. exactly what we saw in california and i understand the governor there is b

hello and welcome i'm peter w. watching the news our live from our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes gulf leaders sign a declaration to reaffirm ties of a summit to help resolve a 3 year disputes with cattle. voting is underway in the u.s. state of georgia where to run off races will determine which party gets control of the senate. england and scotland go into another lockdown to contain coded 19 us hospital struggle to cope with the surge and infections. also this hour a change of plan the new york stock exchange decides not to remove the shares of 3 chinese telecoms companies. i'm joining us just covered the sport as catching a drive n.f.l. a team makes it 2 wins in a row at the dot com rally 2nd in the general classification after stage 3. ok let's get going let's begin this news hour in saudi arabia where gulf leaders are marking one of the most important diplomatic moments in recent years at a summit in a declaration aimed at resolving the 3 year long dispute with castle has now been

who's peter samuel? daddy? yeah? who's peter? well sweetie, he's your great-great grandfather.he look like me? yeah. yeah? yeah. turn questions you've always had into stories you can't wait to share; with ancestry. steve: welcome back lucina pole pushing around the donald trump's approval rating has collapsed. here is the latest nbc news poll out today. the president's approval rating is exactly where it's been for the last four months and four years basically. look at the summary of his political position last week. big majorities of republicans still think trump was right to challenge his election and support him and don't blame him for the capital mob in the republican nominee in 2024. i just think it seems to me you have so many people in the establishment but the media establishment and i'm looking at the establishment republicans who are desperate to prove that donald trump really did not change the party and the party did not change or respond to him, it is not true. >> of course it is not, it's dumb on behalf of republican leaders because we party is nothing about their

peter, kristen >> jo ling kent.ented move by congress, a possible second impeachment of president trump. house speaker nancy pelosi saying if the president does not resign, the house will take action toward removing him from office as the outgoing senate majority leader mitch mcconnell sent senate republicans a memo outlining the timing of a potential impeachment trial. white house correspondent kelly o'donnell is tracking all of this this morning. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, kristen. pressure is growing to bring about an early end to the trump presidency, with democrats preparing a streamlined hurry-up impeachment process that could begin within a few days. already impeached one year ago president trump could become the first president ever to be impeached twice with just days left in his term facing a new measure of infamy, a possible second impeachment, speaker pelosi instructed house democrats to move forward. this one article of impeachment, a platform for now accuses president trump now of

hello and welcome to cross talk where all things are considered on peter lavelle the newly inaugurated american president joe biden calls for unity in a country sharply divided at the same time big tech continues to be platform individuals and even cancel their competition and still others are calling for trump supporters to be deprogrammed so much for unity. to discuss these issues and more on. joined by my guest in baltimore we have him and shopmen he is a political activist and in beirut recrossing george ayaan he is a republican analyst and an international political strategist. rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i was appreciate it it's going to be and 1st here again joe biden during his inaugural address asked for unity and but at the same time as i said in my introduction here that unity. hope is not kind of universal i mean in many ways it looks like the democrats are really so we're winners ok i mean where is the embrace of the not the defeated the bankwest year because i think that that would be a good step in the right direction because it seems

>> yeah, peter, great question. simply put, we knew that as soon as we saw these variants in other countries, they were likely in the united states. we currently only do about less than 1% of our genetic samples conducted on the lab tests that checked for covid-19 coronavirus. so, we are not performing the genomic surveillance that we should be, especially not on par with some of our other peer countries. so, this is part of what we've seen in the biden plan that i think will, hopefully, improve our overall genomic surveillance, because peter, unfortunately, these are not the last variants, and we do need to put up a bit more of a wall of defense through better genetic surveillance. >> and we are now more than a year into this fight. people have fatigue about this and those variants a reminder to stay vigilant. dr. kavita patel, thank you so much for your time this morning. >>> meanwhile, president biden is urging lawmakers to take action, to do it quickly, on his nearly $2 billion covid relief plan. nbc's monica al

peter, thank you again. >> from peter to paul. >> thanks for having me. >> from peter to paul and maybe saying the other day that you like >> yeah. >> did you mean like as a friend or >> no, not just as a friend. >> yeah, i thought that might be implied. i just wasn't sure. >> paul joins us live now, good morning, paul. thank you so much for being with us. >> good morning. how are you, thank you very much for having me. >> doing great. i know your life has changed quite a bit. my daughters are huge fans of the show. they were talking about it endlessly during lockdown. that's how a lot of people saw this and, you know, we're all in quarantine and yet your popularity has soared. what's it been like watching your life change? >> yeah, i suppose it's been an incredible year. i think the world itself is a very strange place at the moment but i'm on a professional level that's been one of those years that i couldn't have dreamt of when i was in drama school so i'm very grateful to be prepping for a job now in the middle of all this so, yeah, it's been a bit of a whirlwind, all right. >> you

peter baker, because of your seniority on the beat, i want to begin with you.have been told the list of pardons would be within the hour. what do you think the president has been doing on the last day, this last night in office? >> well, the pardon power is one of his favorites over the last four years because it's uncheckable. it's the one power he has where he doesn't have to ask anybody else for permission. he doesn't have to win over allies. convince a congressman or issue an agenda rule. he can sign a piece of paper. the lives he affects are people ho are close to him or close to people who were close to him. he has not used it in great measure for people he don't know or had a connection with. and what we hear, the last few hours, he is going through the list. he has a list of dozen, maybe a hundred or so possible recipients of the pardons, including the latest report, possibly steve bannon, his strategist who was arrested for scanning trump supporters. we are going through the list, to see who he is going to give forgiveness to, who he is not going to gi

thank you so much for clarifying that and thank you both, paul and peter, thank you both, paul and peter so gratefulfor your time thank you both for your time. we are so grateful for your time and good to see you. children's nurseries will stay open throughout the new lockdown in england, a provision which wasn't in place during the first lockdown last march. on monday night, borisjohnson ordered primary schools, secondary schools and colleges to move to remote teaching for the majority of students, deeming schools ‘vectors' for infection. despite that, nurseries will remain open to all. so does this come as a relief to parents seeking childcare, or does it raise concerns for the health of nursery nurses and the children they care for? well, i'm joined now by purnima tanuku, chief executive of national day nurseries association which represents private, voluntary and independent nurseries in england, scotland and wales. very good to have you with us. and i suppose i should start by asking you whether you welcome the news that nurseries are staying open. whether you welcome the news that

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peter, thank ou life in prison. peter, thank you very — life in prison.g with us. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come: in honour of international holocaust remembrance day, we'll look at how campaigners are fighting to prevent new genocides now and in the future. the shuttle challenger exploded soon after lift—off. there were seven astronauts on board, one of them a woman school teacher. all of them are believed to have been killed. by the evening, tahrir square, the heart of official cairo, was in the hands of the demonstrators. they were using the word �*revolution�*. the earthquake singled out buildings and brought them down in seconds. tonight, the search for any survivors has an increasing desperation about it as the hours passed. the new government is finally in control of the entire - republic of uganda. survivors of the auschwitz concentration camp have been commemorating the 40th anniversary of their liberation. they toured the huts, gas chambers and crematoria, and relived their horrifying experiences. this is bbc world news, the lates

>> reporter: hi, peter. good morning.ng for the best but preparing for the worst. we have seen security measures ramping up here. there is now a fence surrounding the capitol building. the michigan state police have been a visible presence here and the national guard joins them this weekend. they have issued a warning that if you do not have a specific reason to be in the downtown area this weekend, stay away. the lansing police chief told me the level of preparation is unprecedented with a level of tension remains high. take a listen. >> i have and many of our community are terrified right now. we're doing everything we can do to ease their tension and how we do that is we prepare. >> reporter: michigan, of course, is an open carry state. officials are expecting some armed militia groups however last week the michigan capitol commission banned open carry inside the capitol but some lawmakers say that did not go far enough because concealed carry is still allowed. peter, kristin. >> dasha burns in lansing, michigan, thank

peter, thank you. for a preview of the georgia senate rent aahing and what it means if the biden administration will have to face to a republican-led senate or a democratic one, john bussey, fox news contributor. john, we are told, i mean, incredible number, 3 million georgians have already voted, they say a turnout especially heavily in democratic areas, what do we expect do you think to happen over the coming days? john: it's too close to call right now. it is a very close election and therefore control of the senate is uncertain at this point. is it going to be republican or democrat and the election will decide that. as you point out huge turnout in preelection day voting and that looks like a record for any runoff in totality. so a big decisions that voters are making. i was talking with somebody who is doing a get out the vote program in georgia and he was saying that the kind of comments he's getting back from voters is, not focused necessarily on georgia issues, they really are looking at the a