it's against that backdrop that peter navarro refused to respond.he repeatedly hung up when they called him on the phone to follow up on the request. they're demanding documents by december 8th. they want him to sit for a deposition a week later on december 15th. the committee is also suggesting in its communications today that navarro may have withheld additional evidence in part by using encrypted and private communications during his time at the white house, which you are not supposed to do, and which could potentially be much more trouble some for navarro than his refusal to supply the committee with documents. we'll see. watch this space. we'll see. watch this space ♪ ♪ xfinity rewards are our way of thanking you just for being with us. enjoy rewards like getting illumination's minions movie on us. xfinity mobile benefits. exclusive experiences, like the chance to win tickets to see watch what happens live. andy cohen: hey! it's me! and tasty recipes from bravo's top chef cheftestants that'll have you cooking like a pro. the longer you've been

hillary clinton's advisor recalls her life and career and the former trade advisor peter navarro looks at the start of that corona pandemic and the 2020 presidential election. his book is called in trump time. and an entertaining race georgetown university michael eric dyson examines the role of race in america. and also being published this week, the new book by the former republican speaker of the house, newt gingrich argues anti-american beliefs are gaining traction within the united states. his latest book is called "beyond biden." and in the broken constitution, harvard professor describes how abraham lincoln viewed the constitution and fox news brian kelly looks at the relationship between lincoln and frederick douglass and the president and the freedom fighter. those are some of the new books being published this week. you will see them on booktv. each week booktv produces a program called "after words." and on this week's episode of the author interview program, entrepreneur argues that corporate america is signing onto, quote, the culture only to increase profit. he discussed

it's against that backdrop that peter navarro refused to respond. on the phone to follow up on the request. they're demanding documents by december 8th. they want him to sit for a deposition a week later on december 15th. the committee is also suggesting in its communications today that navarro may have withheld additional evidence in part by using encrypted and private communications during his time at the white house which you are not supposed to do, and which could potentially be much more troublesome for navarro than his refusal to supply the committee with documents. we'll see. watch this space. documents we'll see. watch this space r clients know ? (naj) because as a fiduciary, it's our responsibility to always put clients first. (other money manager) so you do it because you have to? (naj) no, we do it because it's the right thing to do. we help clients enjoy a comfortable retirement. (other money manager) sounds like a big responsibility. (naj) one that we don't take lightly. it's why our fees are structured so we do better when our clients

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you, trump, peter navarro and others had a plan on the morning of the sixth to send certifications backo the states. pennsylvania president of the senate wrote a letter to you to do so. on the night of the fifth or the morning of the sixth, someone in the white house convinced you it would destroy your hopes of becoming president if you sent it back to the state. my question is what is the name of the person who told you to certify the votes? >> james madison. [applause] virtually everything you recited relative to me is false. i said earlier, on that day in january, i wrote letter to the congress. i continue to share those concerns. i support efforts to prove voter integrity. -- improve voter integrity. elections are to be governed at the state level according to the constitution. the founders made that decision. the only role of the federal government was to open and count the electoral votes set by the states. i understand the disappointment in the election. you have to be willing to do your duty. i appreciate the affirmations of support tonight. it means a lot. thank you. >> my name

you, trump, peter navarro had planned on a morning of the six to send certifications back to the states. the pennsylvania president of the senate wrote a letter to you to do so. -- destroy your hopes of becoming president if you send it back to the states. my question is, what is the name of the person who told you -- certify the votes. >> james madison. [applause] virtually everything you sided relative to me is false. [applause] look, i said earlier, w -- i wrote a letter to the congress that i recommend anyone read. -- took place in the election in a number of states. i continue to share those concerns and i support efforts to improve voter integrity. but the constitution is very clear that elections are to be governed at the state level. the founders actually made that decision at the constitutional convention. the only role of the federal government was to open and count the electoral votes sent by the states. now, i understand the disappointment in the election. you might remember i was on the ballot. [laughs] but you've got to be willing to do your duty. some of you are in that p

peter navarro, captain bannon. >> stephen: he did a promo for his podcast on his way to jail. reminds me of that press pool with lee harvey oswald: >> i'd just like to say "i am a patsy," and the host of ig lhar" >> the gooch! (boing) (toilet flushing) >> stephen: you never hear about that. nobody talks about that part. >> jon: hmm. >> stephen: now, this is a very complicated legal case. let's see if i can break it down for you: congress subpoenaed bannon to testify. he said no, and that's illegal ( laughter ) okay, it's less complicated than i thought. bannon refused to testify because the former president directed him "not to produce documents or give testimony that might reveal information." and now, bannon's facing up to two years in prison out of loyalty. to this guy. which is surprising considering the former president once tweeted, "sloppy steve bannon cried when he got fired and begged for his job. now sloppy steve has been dumped like a dog by almost everyone. too bad!" ( laughter ) so let me get this straight -- that the guy you're going to jail for? steve, meet me a

the only question i have is that, when you show tucker carlson and peter navarro criticizing me, i considerat. then did you have a question or are we good? >> no. i wanted to make that statement. people throw up those people that make ridiculous statements. they're telling people to do things that they're going to die from and telling me i should go to jail. as they say in my old neighborhood in brooklyn, give me a break. >> from brooklyn to washington and around the world, always great to have you. that dr. fauci. >> thanks, ari. have a good thanksgiving. >>> coming up, the rnc is picking up donald trump's legal bills. why? and white supremacy groups having accountability. >>> plus, why are so many republicans talking about pornography? really? that's next. unleash the freshness... [upbeat music] still fresh ♪ in wash-scent booster ♪ downy unstopables with relapsing forms of ms... there's a lot to deal with. not just unpredictable relapses. all these other things too. it can all add up. kesimpta is a once-monthly at-home injection... that may help you put these rms challenges in their plac

one of the things so interesting to me is that peter navarro who has a book called in trump's time hasys in his book that -- because i had him on my podcast this past week. he says guess what, he never -- dr. fauci never told donald trump. he never told anyone in the white house about that and really tried to get everybody off the fence of the wuhan lab and to believe that this happened in a wet market. i mean, it's just outrageous. it almost feels, i don't know, treasonous. america needed to know what was going on at that moment. >> rachel, i agree. saying that he should lose his job is the very least that should happen to him when you think we needed to know what was going on so we could learn more about this global pandemic that would end up in the death of millions of people, the loss of trillions of dollars, the abridgement of all of our civil liberties, we needed to know immediately. and what the evidence shows is that dr. fauci knew and worked to cover up the reality that this had in almost all likelihood come out of the wuhan institute of virology that gain of function research

peter navarro, captain bannon you're gonna have boris epshteyn, the whole show intense.lling out, economic data out everything i want you guys to stay focused on message remember, signal, not noise. this is all noise, that's signal >> seth: wait, i'm sorry you call yourself captain bannon now? [ laughter ] that's like an ironic nickname they give the guy who rinses out the chum buckets down at the marina "hurry up with those buckets, bannon, we got barnacles to scrape oh excuse me captain bannon." [ laughter ] also, it really undercuts your attempt at defiance and bravado when there's a guy right behind you holding up a sign that says "coup plotter. [ laughter ] it's gotta be a bummer for a guy like bannon, who thinks he's an evil mastermind to get upstaged by a sign that clearly took five minutes to make. or one of bannon's neighbors made it months ago, just in case "oh, what's that for, honey? "oh, i don't know. i just feel like we might need it some day. [ laughter ] bannon definitely likes to think of himself as a logan roy-type, but he's more like a coked up flunky

when you show tucker carlson and peter navarro criticizing me, i consider that a badge of honor. >> drl time with concerns over a new variant. we turn to a veteran of three presidential campaigns, discussing what is going on and why fauci is viewing this propaganda as an actual public health danger. welcome back. >> good to be back. thank you, ari. >> thank you. i will just say in my position as an anchor, i interview a lot of people and i've interviewed fauci repeatedly. i've seen him pass on many of these types of questions. indeed, he's adept at avoiding things that he thinks will become political clashes. and yet at this moment, at this time, he seems to have decided that there is a public health imperative as he just put it on msnbc, some of these lies are killing people. walk us through what you see here. >> yeah, i mean for dr. fauci, i don't think he wants to be political, but i don't think he has any choice. he has simply become the gop's villain of the last two years. and let's be clear as why he's such a villain to the gop. it is because he stood up to trump. that is his sin

the committee today subpoenaed top trump white house advisor peter navarro, it came after the committeed the request by releasing emails showing how integral navarro was in the early trump white house response to the pandemic, including taking advice from a fringe outside adviser. they also released emails showing navarro inexplicably pushing the use of hydroxychloroquine, though it is not known to have effect on covid-19. he also told trump to fire doctor fauci twice. he publicly denounced anthony fauci as evil. he wrote an op-ed in july of last year about how terrible and wrong anthony fauci was. the op-ed was published with a special note at the top by usa today, as it contained too many falsehoods. why did they publish it? peanut of our refused to respond in november. he repeatedly hung up when he was called to follow up on the request. now it's a subpoena, demanding he follow up with documents and follow up with a deposition. the committee is also suggesting in its communications today that navarro may have withheld additional evidence, in part by using encrypted private communicat

not necessarily the president himself but unleashed people like peter navarro out there writing editorialsat i was talking about. he had his people do opposition research on me, could you imagine that? i never heard of that, doing opposition research on one of your own civil servants? >> at the time, the trump white house denied that there had been any opposition research targeting fauci youring there's no opposition research ybut over team, criticism has taken its toll. >> you're losing ground in public polling. >> yes >> couple of polls lately begun to indicate people are losing faith. are you just preaching to the choir these days >> it's very tough, because if you keep lying about someone and keep spreading the preposterous accusations that they're going to be some people hear that often enough will believe it but that's just the way it is. i can't change the fabric of society about social media and how it works. >> i want you to read to you a quote from a epidemiologist at johns hopkins university. the question was raised when does the pandemic end? and she said, it doesn't end. we ju

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that is peter navarro's new book.om virginia and new jersey will be on c-span tonight live and we will be back tomorrow on the washington journal. the house is coming to session. it could be a case where infrastructure comes up this week. i hereby appoint [video clip] >> i hereby appoint the honorable greg stanton, signed nancy pelosi. o the order of the house of january 4, 2021, the chair will now now recognize members from lists submitted by the ma

i have had mike pompeo on, peter navarro, charlie kirk. i have had several pastors.veral people you probably would not recognize their names, but they offer interesting perspectives about things like contact tracing and vaccine mandates. host: when you decide on guests, particularly for the guests people may not have heard of, how do you determine that, and what kind of rationale do you have to put people on the podcast? guest: early, you know, i would take anybody as a guest who is open to a rational discussion. i would welcome leftists and even socialists and people strongly disagree with on viewpoints and policies if they could come on and talk in a rational manner and have a reasonable discussion. but for the most part my guests have similar viewpoints. they are concerned about the direction of this nation, they are concerned about the lost of judeo-christian rights in this nation, and they are willing to talk about that in context, discussing ongoing modern-day politics and culture. host: when it comes to topics, you talk about, as far as topics of the day, let