reid: nobody knew who i was. o'callaghan: i first met harry reid whei was teaching hig school in henderson, nevada. chstensen: then mike o'callaghan appointed him to the gaming commission... reid: regular meeting of the nevada gaming commission is called to order. christensen: where he played a mob from the gambling industry. man: the chairman called me a liar. you can dish it out, but you can't take it, can you, harry? christensen: then, in 1982, with nevada's booming population, the state got a second congressional district. reid: we need to get people who appear in the halls of congress who speak for the consumer. christensen: and harry reid ran for that new open seat and won. and that was the beginning of his long congressional career. reid: i will continue to be nsistent... conservation, you know, is not a democratic issue. to be independent... tv announcer: independent like nevada. reid: and to work hard for oustate. this is gridlock in spades. and i'll always do what i think is right for nevada. christense

reid: unsupportable. mikulski: the senator from nevada. reid: totally unsupportable. we have the nevada test site, nellis air force base, fallon air naval station, hawthorne ammunition depot. we have done our share. it's not compatible with tourism, which is our number-one industry. people are afraid of it, based upon chernobyl, based upon the experience of the people in st. george, where they have the highest cancer rate in the world, literally. we don't want it if it's 1,700 feet underground or 10,000 feet underground. when nevada was first mentioned as a possibldump site for nuclear waste, i said, "no way." my goal is to deliver these signed petitions to the president and impress upon him that nevadans don't want a nuclear dump in their backyard. man: joining me now live is u.s. senator harry reid. what's your strongest argument to keeping nuclear waste out of nevada? reid: how are you gonna get it here? we had 400,000 truck accidents last year. 14,000 of those dealt with hazardous materials. we had 2,100 train wrecks last year. over 1,000 of those dealt with hazar

in 1999, harry reid was a democratic senate whip. he was a master of senate procedures and policies, and he helped push through a wilderness bill in northern nevada. it was really the environmentalists' dream of what black rock-high rock should look like. part of the reason that occurred is that the hunting, off-road, mining community didn't think it would pass, and they didn't feel like they needed to engage. of course, harry reid surprised his staff and got it passed. baca: black rock-high rock was a wilderness area that had been created largely from the conservation voice, but that voichad not taken into consideration some of the other interests and other stakeholders, such as hunters and fishermen and some of the more active-use folks who'd been using it for a long time. johnson: i am native american by heritage. i'm an engineering geologist by profession. i'm an outdoorsman by passion, really. my earliest memory in life is my father butchering a deer on the kitchen table in our cabin. i've hunted from the time that i could hold

constuon to mister reid >> that's just becausemister reid's h was denied.if the reader had en granted then it wouldn't change . y ouldn't we understand that this claim of mister reeves which is focusing on the authoritative construction is focusing on the final authoritative construction which we don't know about until the end of tht of appealsprocess? >> first of all, our rule takes account of that in the rare case. to answer justice alito's in the rare case where there's a rehearing and the heing leads to a diffendecision which then imposes an unconstitutional convictiof some kind, that will be the accrual date. very uncommon but at least that will be a definer which would have changed the rights and obligations of mister reid and any other litigant like him. >>ut that suggestion that changing the accrual date, without the accrual date was this but now we think it's why isn't the simpler rule just to say we don't know what the authoritative construct of the court of appeals is until the court of appeals processis concluded, the end . >> first of all ihi t

i'm jonathan capehart in for joy reid. republican leader kevin mccarthy faces a vote for speaker of the house next tuesday with a razor thin republican majority and the very real prospect of an open fight over the gavel. it's a predicament underscored by the saga of incoming republican congressman george santos of new york who again tried to explain away lies about his biography in an interview with fox news. >> do you have no shame in the people who now you're asking to trust you to be their voice for them, their families, and their kids in washington? >> tulsi, i can say the same thing about the democrats and the party. >> the better question is does kevin mccarthy have any shame or will he just continue to ignore the admitted fraud about to join his ranks in his desperate pursuit of the speakers gavel? he's admitted to numerous false claims likely because santos has said republicans must support his bid to become speaker. highlighting the fact extremists now control this republican caucus in chaos, marjorie taylor green

tara reid while working for joe biden in the u.s.ate, he sexually assaulted her in a violent way. most of the media buried the story. i'll have to be honest, i didn't know what to think of it. but we talked at great length with tara reid to hear what happened. we were completely convinced this is real and she was able to prove it. the whole story is part of a new story "tucker carlson today." here's part of it. >> he started acting weird towards me. he would pus his hand on my shoulder and put his hands under my hair. there was a scene -- >> tucker: what did you think of that? >> bear in mind, you were around and a professional in the 90s. i don't know if you were in d.c. -- >> tucker: i was in d.c. >> it was a different vibe. it was still we're. panetta didn't act like that. he's all business. joe biden was always -- he didn't seed like an inte intellectually giant. >> tucker: yes, but a warm guy. >> yeah. behind closed doors, he was very temperamental. >> tucker: really? >> he would do this thing where he smiles when he's angry. it

paula reid thank you for that update. >>> an important story now and i hope you take a moment and pay twitter overnight? why, he tweeted a swastika wrapped inside the star of david, we are not going to show you the image because it is hateful. nor will we show you the deranged clip of west praising hitler and saying he loves nazis on a show run by alex jones, alex jones is a conspiracist who is ordered to pay millions for his lies about the sandy hook shooting. but two things that are noteworthy. first, house republicans removing a tweet from two months ago in which they praised west, musk, and donald trump in the same tweet. since then, west, of course, has spent weeks on a parade of racist and anti-semitic rants and losing his billionaire status as a result. musk spent $44 billion to take over a company, spending his time attacking and insulting people, tweeting out misinformation and images used by racists. and the second noteworthy thing this morning, is that all three of these men seen here engaged in this anti-semitic conversation. they have connections to donald trump. in fact,

viktor bout and at the time there was also the drug smuggler who was ultimately swapped for trevor reid, the other former marine. they were put on the table by the russians making it very clear they had vaev intent of trying to swap americans that had been wrongfully detained for individuals in the united states custody who were there for pretty good reasons. >> do you see something particularly dangerous about viktor bout? why was that swap turned down then but happened just this past week? >> well, look, at the particular time i also have to say here that president trump wasn't especially interested in engaging in that swap for also paul whelan. he was not particularly interested in paul's case in the way that one would have thought he would be. ambassador bolton met with elizabeth whelan, paul's sister. there was a big debate abouter bout himself as we see now as well the absurdity of the russians asking for the release of a notorious arms deal as well as somebody who'd been convicted of large scale narcotics smuggling in return for american citizens who had been either setup in the

back in april when trevor reid came home they were taken by surprise that reid was coming home and their family member was not. the whelan family said they got a heads-up. what is the leverage if bout was the number one wanted person in the world in 2008 and this is the swap that you make, what leverage do we have to get we lon back? >> it's a tough day for paul's family. i do think it's very good that griner is coming home. we paid a very steep price but to have her come home. no matter what you think about her, she is an american, she was detained, her sentence there in russia was excessive. let everybody be reminded this is russia and how they operate. but i'm thrilled that she is coming home. i think that's a very good thing. a lot of things happened behind the scenes. donald trump did this more than 50 times. he was really good at it. at least biden is able to accomplish this and it's a good thing. >> bill: a statement that dana referred to a moment ago. paul's brother. the statement from the family. no greater success than for a wrongful detainee to be freed and for them to go home

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i have to grab something for reid. i made sure that these were here for you.o, reid, you can come. >> yes, i might need a little bit of extra help. >> your kids could probably skate with me and then you can watch and skate around with this. >> i think that is fantastic. [ laughter ] >> it is a great cause, we really hope that anyone watching comes out and skates, we will be here for you more hours, it is also for a great cause, the food banks really need our help , this is a great time to give. if you can, help out those families and also enjoy time with your family as well >> fantastic, you know what i love, it is a chance for everybody to get out there and meet their neighbor, do some good. when we meet our neighbors and do some good, we forget anything that divides us, don't we need more of that, ryan and amanda, what a joy it has been to watch you both on the ice. >>> in oakland, mayor elect join members of the community for a very important toy drive. this is the third year of the service employees international union has hosted the toy drive. over the co

william reid said on social media, i'm going to get to some trouble tomorrow, and quote, it was time to storm the capitol. so william wreaths can claim that he was caught up in the momentum of the moment and then after the attack on the capitol, after his personal attempt attack on the capitol, and before the fbi tracked him down, he posted this: i watch the capitol, high feds -- along with a meme stating, i'll do it again. wow! quite a tough guy -- very brave! challenging the fbi to catch him when they were doing a pretty good job of catching people who weren't challenging them to catch them. now it's sentencing time for mr. reed and in a letter, to the judge in this case, william reid writes, i am clearly flawed but my issue is down from a single problem: i drink to self medicate. people close to me, including former girlfriends have told me that for years. i never less, and i rationalized. i never listened. that sounds a lot like his hero, donald trump. that sounds a lot like donald trump's field general on january six, elmer stewart rhodes. william reade's lawyer filed a sentenci

i have a -- jack reid. i'm a republican and he is a democrat. jack is from rhode island, a very blue state but we have worked together for years to pass defense authorization bills which is the most important bill that we passed every year. i believe the secret to getting this bill done in any bipartisan bill for that matter is determination but also trust and respect in the member that you are sitting across the table from. a lesson that senator hatch set very well. working with senator reed over the years he has my trust may have his respect and that is what we have been successful in y considered to be the most significant thing that we do every year. for me, i was a builder and developer prior to running for public office. i never contemplated getting involved into politics until one day on the job in south texas, i was told that i needed more than a dozen permits to build a single dock. that didn't make much sense to me. so, i decided that i would run for office and try to get things done where people this body are actually responding favor

you will hear her story, back in a minute. >> amazing stories, thank you, reid. we will check back in in just a bit. >> the last of the showers quieting down in the last hour, 90 minutes. we have almost 48 hours of the dry break. as the skies clear out tonight, especially chilly in the north bay, upper 20s and low 30s by lower wednesday morning. temperatures are going to warm up tomorrow with plenty of sunshine overhead, 3 degrees below average. take a look at the next rain chance with you to cast coming up in a few minutes. >>> coming up on kpix 5, the officers who defended the capital in the january 6th attack, received the nations highest honor. >>> and icon of the sentences go to skyline celebrate 50 years. the major makeover in store for the transamerica pyramid. >>> bruce lee is a ft! two oute americans who qualify for medicare do not receive all the benefits they deserve. you could be missing out! now anthem blue cross introduces a free medicare plan checkup to make sure you receive all the benefits you qualify for in 2023. call 1-866-336-3448 today and re

the hbcu bethune cookman announced they hired reid as the school's new head football coach weeks after another legendary player, deion sanders, left hbcu jackson state to coach california reid no stranger to the sidelines. he's served as adviser to the coaching staff for his alm mater, miami, the past two seasons. >>> the west coast is weathering massive rainfall and snow. severe weather could be hitting the south. nbc meteorologist angie lassman is here. she tells us the current conditions could lead to some warmup it's been awhile, angie. >> we're really going to round out 2022 with warmer than normal temperatures for a big portion of the country that's welcome after last week's bitter cold. temperatures today ending up in the 50s in kansas city, denver, above normal indianapolis hits 41 today that warmth continues to spread east notice what happens in pittsburgh by the time we head into tomorrow, high 40s, 10 above normal this time of year mobile hit 71 by tomorrow afternoon. if you're going to be out and about here into the weekend, that's going to last temperatures for places like

now, amanda, look, rebecca reid.ow, amanda, look, you know, i've been of rishi sunak, but i feel like he is taking absolutely the right position on these strikes. he's channelling his inner iron lady and actually , if he can stand and actually, if he can stand union, the far left down, he might . my respect. union, the far left down, he might. my respect. i think what he's channelling dan is he's in a chancellor he knows that the economy is . can we say stuff on economy is. can we say stuff on tv. it's the economy stuff we can't these things . in these can't these things. in these kind of pay rise, it's just not possible about inflation. poverty by way of way above inflation . and in all of this, inflation. and in all of this, look, we always expect the rail unions to completely destroy christmas . that's what they christmas. that's what they always did. they orchestrated all. but what i find most disappointing is that the nurses who we love, we clap. we think that they're wonderful. we think this saints . that they'

now, amanda, look, rebecca reid.ow, amanda, look, you know, i've been of rishi sunak, but i feel like he is taking absolutely the right position on these strikes. he's channelling his inner iron lady and actually , if he can stand and actually, if he can stand union, the far left down, he might . my respect. union, the far left down, he might. my respect. i think what he's channelling dan is he's in a chancellor he knows that the economy is . can we say stuff on economy is. can we say stuff on tv. it's the economy stuff we can't these things . in these can't these things. in these kind of pay rise, it's just not possible about inflation. poverty by way of way above inflation . and in all of this, inflation. and in all of this, look, we always expect the rail unions to completely destroy christmas . that's what they christmas. that's what they always did. they orchestrated all. but what i find most disappointing is that the nurses who we love, we clap. we think that they're wonderful. we think this saints . that they'

we got trevor reid out. the other marine. we made progress on brittany. we're two for two. now whelan is next. i think it is doable. but it's going to take a prisoner exchange and possibly a little more than just one. so we'll see. it's being negotiated. we're each doing our own thing. the government and my private group. but things have changed a little bit. in the past there wasn't prisoner exchanges that much in north korea, cuba. they were done for p.r., humanitarian reasons. the other country. but now it's evolved into a prisoner exchange modality, which is not good. but we have to bring our hostages home. and it's going to be a price like viktor bout. it's inevitable. and i'm sorry about the law enforcement people that have worked so hard in the past. but sometimes a president has to make these tough decisions, and he did with brittany. >> so, ambassador, let's talk about one specific thing. if the russians said no to whelan for bout and bout was, many say, probably the highest echelon person that the united states has in custody here, or in prison, what could then, i

paula reid coming up. >>> you are live in the cnn "newsroom." i'm paula reid in washington. a christmas eve storm for the ages. we are tracking the very latest on the severe weather impacting millions across the u.s. at least 16 storm-related deaths have been reported, including two in erie county, new york, in what may be the area's worst winter storm since the famous 1977 buffalo blizzard. jefferson county, new york, is experiencing life-threatening blizzard conditions, banning travel and declaring a state of emergency. jaw dropping sub zero temperatures across huge swaths of the country. 100 people people remain under windchill alerts. atlanta and philadelphia are facing their coldest christmas ever. and nearly two million people are without power. power companies in ohio, kentucky, and memphis are asking residents to reduce their power usage to avoid widespread outages. people hoping to travel home for christmas have been met with frustration for three consecutive days now. road travel in some areas is dangerous. today alone, 2,000 flights have been canceled, 5,000 delay

harry reid. james roy rowland jr. nielsen. james they stand. as stubborn. torres. jolene unseld. don young. bill zellick. jackie will. and her staffers. zachary potts and. emma thompson. ladies and gentlemen, please join in a moment of silence. all our honorees. ladies and gentlemen, please. your seats. we. thank you for the next part of this evening's program. we are deeply grateful to senator byron dorgan. congressman dan kildee and dean swinehart, husband of congresswoman jackie, for offering a reading remarks and a musical performance. thank you very much. i know that every single person sitting in this room has a treasury of memories. of all the names we have just read and those many memories come to us in the most unusual places and unusual times to a smile on our lips, remembering once again, always remembering. i'm going to read to you a piece. farewell, my friends. and it describes the value of that smile. it describes the value of that smile to those us who are here and to those who are gone. it says, all i need is your smile. from rabindranath tagore. farewell, my frie

reid or in this case mostly sunny -- in the case with griner. that demonstrates what a remarkable individual mr. whelan is. the stoicism and the courage is not something lost on us here. and we worked very hard to get there whelan home. it was the goal to get both of them home and just couldn't make it work. that is the deal that we could get and now was the moment we could get it and it was either get one american home or get none and it was important to at least get one home and we're able to do that. >> and you also heard right there paul whelan in his own words, his message for the president saying that he hopes that the administration could do everything they can regardless of the price to get him home. what will do now to make sure that he comes home, especially now that you don't have the bargaining chip of victor bout. what more can you do? >> victor bout was never a bargaining chip for mr. whelan. and the russians consistently made that clear. so i think we need to make that well-known. we will work as hard today and tomorrow and the ne

host of the beat -- joy reid, host of the readout. alex wagner -- and jen psaki, former white house press secretary and host of a forthcoming show next year. i'm sorry i did not get the memo about wearing something blue. >> we are all in the blue family. >> are you purple? >> it is coordinated. >> i want to start with you as the lawyer at the table in terms of this strategy by the investigators today. the are recommending trump and eastman for four felony prosecutions. there are references to other trump advisers and lawyers. but the referral seemed to be sort of most formally about those two. they reference to additional felonies that they say, hey, we think there is a clear traveler these felonies as well. talk to these trump advisers and members of congress. how do you think this lands at doj? >> i think it is a big wake up call. i think you really masterfully laid that out because it was not just a big pile of evidence, though that is coming on wednesday. what they used today's presentation to do was say, we are not just brainstor

those leaders certainly included senator harry reid, who we also honored this evening.ddress to the senate bob said he always thought that differences were a healthy thing. then, looking around to his colleagues he said, i've never seen a healthier group in my life. yet throughout his career he managed to rise above those differences for the good of the nation. as to your loved ones. and they worked together to change the course of history. in their honor, let us all commit ourselves to reminding the nation that we are stronger when we are united. let us ensure our country never forgets the extraordinary feats we have accomplished when we bridge our divides. and let's allow the cherished memories of our loved ones to inspire our own kindness and compassion and service to others. may god bless the leaders that we remember this evening, and each of you. and may he continue to bless the united states of america. thank you. >> >> thank you so much, speaker pelosi and leader mccarthy and senator -- i now invite fmc president l of pain and former member of congress susan birx

and reid promised we'll do this and then we backed off and ted firemen from all over the country and said come to washington and he spent his friday all day escorting firemen their full regalia all over the senate to introduce them. and that's why this was a friday that's he was so late you know returning and he was fuming because couldn't understand why a democrat you know was not in support of. he was. he was a champion lost causes as well that was a really poignant. yeah for that and i believe that was the friday he went home exactly what i was going to tell the rest of them was stricken by the brain tumor. yeah, yeah, yeah. he was picked up the next day. yeah. and he, he telling me we have to get, we have to get up early, we're going to chappaquiddick. and he, he went and was stricken and taken into the i guess he went right to the emergency room. yeah. and about week later i think the announcement had been made that. he's going to be okay. and i had lunch with jean again because were helping me with my book and i said to jean and happy, you know, and she said, no. she said no. s

my dear friend andag reid joins us live from georgia. she's the host of msnbc's "the reid out."ining us patricia murphy, political columnist for the "atlanta journal-constitution." and alexi mckennet is here, axios political reporter, also an msnbc contributor. so joy, you're there. there's so much in the recent muscle memory of the election day he's talking about two years ago. and then it's almost -- i mean, jump the shark is putting it sharply enough i think to talk about herschel walker as an opponent, but just take me through what it feels like to be there. >> well, i have to tell you, first of all, i'm at manuel's tavern, which is a legendary spot for democrats here going all the way back to bill clinton was here, jimmy carter, you name it. every sort of star of the democratic party has been here in this space. this is sort of a sacred space to be coming from tonight. you know, i think there's a certain on the one hand level of exhaustion in georgia. it feels like this is the votingest state in the union because they have to vote essentially twice a year every year because

>> it is not surprising out of joy reid, it is sad that is the implication here, that he is an africannservative and they don't like it, that is the problem we're seeing here. right now in georgia, we need everybody to turn out, republicans need to turn out. go vote today, it is time to go vote, if you don't go vote, you don't have a say. it is sad that is result of the left attacking walker in that way and it is just sad it is descended into that. >> griff: see what happens today shg with that football over your shoulder, i must say, go dogs, peach bowl. >> go, dogs, take care. >> griff: irs is coming for paypal and venmo pandemics for pandemics low as $600. >> ashley: cheryl casone will tell us how far this really goes. you want to see something cool? xfinity rewards is how we go beyond saying thanks. so we're going to spread the joy this holiday season, the xfinity way. take your trusty sidekick to see puss in boots: the last wish what's a puss in boots? he is me. with buy-1-get-1 movie tickets, on us. in theaters christmas. join for free on the xfinity app. xfinity rewards. our tha

but we finally satdn't downhinko and talked at great length lengt with tara reid to hear what happened e comple and we were completely c convinced that this is realonvi and that she was able to provene ital a. t of the whole story is part of a brand new episode of tucker carlson today. but here's part of it. >> biden started acting weird towards me. >> he would like put histing w m on my shoulder and put hisy fingers underneath my hair and do weird things like that. and put hisdsand then there wa where did you think of that? i mean, did well, you know,e aru bear in mind and you were around in a professional ini do' the 90s, it t was a different i don't know if you were in- d.c., but it was a it was okayt wa . that was a different vibe. it wit still waser weirden. i never had an employer do we're that. and panetta certainly didn't act like that. no, he's told no, not at and he's just all businessbiden and joe biden was always hes ala didn't seem like an - intellectual giant, let's put it that way. right. so he was famously not.ec yes. charismatic and warm guy. >> that was that was the y

paula reid, cnn, washington. >>> u.s. congressman elect george santos is facing new scrutiny over his claims that his mother was inside the world trade center on 911 and that the terror attack played a role in her death. the new york republican has spent the past week trying to explain a number of falsehoods, including a story that his grandparents survived the holocaust. >> reporter: the legal scrutiny surrounding george santos is intensifying. there are now investigations at both the local and federal level looking into his lies as well as whether any potential financial crimes were committed. that includes the nassau county district attorney's office which said in a statement that his fabrications are, quote, nothing short of stunning. meanwhile his web of lies continues to unravel. the latest claims that are coming under scrutiny is that his mother was in the world trade center on 911 and that she died on 9/11 or that it played some role in her death. on his website he claims that his mother died a few years later fro

senator harry reid, former majority leader -- right here. old friend of ours from our house days.sonal friend. people knew that. he said, why are you speaking today? i said, well, we are talking about everything. maybe personal, maybe not. but then we had senator cochran from mississippi. a nice man, a real gentleman. chairman of the appropriations committee. served here 40 years. and my friend from maryland, barbara mikulski, democrat. what a fighter. you know, always. chairman of the appropriations committee. we worked together and i was on the appropriations committee. to get things done. and we did. i would like to touch on some of my colleagues that i served with from the state of alabama. by the way, today is the 203rd birthday of my state of alabama. it became a state 203 years -- i was not there then. [laughter] but some of my colleagues from alabama, senator howell heflin, he is larger-than-life. he served 18 years here in the senate. jeff sessions. a lot of you remember jeff. 20 years in the senate. his tenure was short, but we remember him well, a dear friend. doug jone

let's get to paula reid. paula, tell us more.ling that mark meadows destroyed papers by incinerating them. >> that's right. she testified she observed him burning documents about twice a week. she received throughout the day he would put more logs to keep it burning through the day. i recall roughly a dozen time when he would throw a few more pieces in it when he put more logs on the fireplace. interestingly, at least on two occasions, these burning sessions came off meeting with scott perry. he has, of course, been linked with efforts to use the justice department to try to overturn the results of the election. she also testified that meadows was trying to keep some meetings with staffers, quote, off the books, which means keeping them from the official white house records, the official oval office diaries, the public record. so there's a lot of questions about what they were burning and why, and why they wanted to keep these meetings during the insurrection, why they wanted to keep these off the books. >> so many questions, pau

kevin walling and colin reid, thank you both for talking to us.w year. >> rich: democrats on the house committee have just released six years of former president trump's tax returns from the years of his first campaign and his presidency. let's bring in chief congressional correspondent chad pergram. >> the news here is just that they released these tax returns in just the past hours so this was a brief session of the house of representatives. we didn't see them do anything about this on the house floor. it was ministerial, skeleton crew and no announcement. they released it into the congressional record. let me get into some of the nitty-gritty. mr. trump paid $750 in taxes his first year. losses of nearly $13 million. top republican on the ways and means committee characterized the tax release as quote pandora's box. democrats sought his tax information for years. it has been customary for presidents and contenders to release taxes. the former president argued he could not release them because he was facing an audit and said the public would not

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>>> tonight on "the reid out." >> your money is not charity. it's an investment in the global security and democracy that we handle in the most responsible way. [ applause ] >> president zelenskyy delivers an inspiring speech to congress as the putin-loving right gives him the cold shoulder. >>> capitol police officer harry dunn joins me to talk about the january 6th committee's investigation as we await its final report. >>> later president biden lays out a hopeful vision for america's future as we prepare to bid farewell to a tumultuous 2022. we await the release of the final report by the house january 6th select committee which could come at any moment. the panel is expected to drop a whopping 800 pages that will give a comprehensive and detailed look at how donald trump plotted to overturn his 2020 election defeat and purposefully provoked his supporters with phony conspiracies about widespread voter fraught. this report is a big deem. the committee interviewed more than 1200 witnesses, examined hundreds of thousands of documents, issued m

rebecca reid, calvin roberts . rebecca reid, calvin roberts.tand by because coming up, will j.k. rowling still be a villain of the left after setting up a domestic abuse centre for women only we will touch on that story as i crowned today's greatest and union jackass first as the charity commission investigates made against sisters space, is there a conspiracy of silence surrounding ngozi fulani organisation? please three days and calvin mackenzie reckons . and calvin mackenzie reckons. the msm aren't scrutinising lady hussey the accuser because they fear branded racist . hussey the accuser because they fear branded racist. he's cancelled in just 2 minutes time. don't go anywhere . time now for an cancelled . and time now for an cancelled. and this is worse insult. commentators speak out on issues without the fear of the guns will go just maybe the rest of the media now the drama around buckingham palace race accuser ngozi fulani keeps on. last night on this show, tv legend and robinson passion defended loyal aide, lady susan hussey for her par

rebecca reid, calvin roberts . rebecca reid, calvin roberts.tand by because coming up, will j.k. rowling still be a villain of the left after setting up a domestic abuse centre for women only we will touch on that story as i crowned today's greatest and union jackass first as the charity commission investigates made against sisters space, is there a conspiracy of silence surrounding ngozi fulani organisation? please three days and calvin mackenzie reckons . and calvin mackenzie reckons. the msm aren't scrutinising lady hussey the accuser because they fear branded racist . hussey the accuser because they fear branded racist. he's cancelled in just 2 minutes time. don't go anywhere . time now for an cancelled . and time now for an cancelled. and this is worse insult. commentators speak out on issues without the fear of the guns will go just maybe the rest of the media now the drama around buckingham palace race accuser ngozi fulani keeps on. last night on this show, tv legend and robinson passion defended loyal aide, lady susan hussey for her par

paula reid, cnn, washington. >>> a looming u.s. government shutdown is now in the rear-view mirror. president joe biden signed a 1.7 billion rm budget. the bill includes more aid for u krach and nato allies and a ban on tiktok from federal devices. >>> the colossal holiday failure of southwest airlines may be nearing an end. the company plans to run a full schedule friday. so far there have been 39 cancellations compared to more than 2300 on thursday. this capsule week of chaos that left tens of thousands of travelers abandoned, exhausted and outrained. the company was forced to cancel nearly 16,000 flights since last thursday and on thursday southwest issued a new site and the ways for people to get help. >> my personal apologies on behalf of myself and everyone at southwest airlines for all of this. the second, a pledge to do everything we can to workday and night to repair our relationship with you. >> the u.s. department of transportation has warned southwest airlines that it will face consequences if it fails to compensate passengers left stranded and inconvenienced. but it's t

good evening everyone, i'm jonathan capehart in for joy reid and we begin tonight just six days from the start of the new congress. republican leader kevin mccarthy facing a vote for speaker of the house next tuesday with a razor thin republican majority. the very real prospect of a open fight over the gavel. it is a predicament underscored by the saga of incoming republican congressman george santos of new york. who again, tried to explain away lies about his biography in an interview with fox news. >> do you have no shame in the people who are now you are asking to trust you and be their voice for them, their families and kids in washington? >> tulsi, i can say the same thing about the democrats and party. >> better question, is this kevin mccarthy have any shame or will he just continue to ignore the admitted fraud about to join his ranks in his desperate pursuit of the speaker's gavel. mccarthy has been silenced as santos has admitted to numerous false claims. likely because santos has said that republicans must support mccarthy's bid to become speaker. highlighting the fact that

. >> both you and i tend to read jim reid's comments from deutsche bank. it is interesting what he says about the 2/10 it is at the lowest level in months the terminal rate is pretty much back to where it was three months ago if you think about it, you know, the markets are pricing in for the fed to reach a certain terminal rate. the 10-year is all the way back down again that tells you the markets are certainly pricing in for a more aggressive fed, but concerned about the ramifications on the economy. i read loads of notes. we talk about the strength of the labor market which hasn't cracked yet. we see deceleration. there is jobs growth and unemployment rate is low in the u.s. we are still below 4%. many analysts say fed will not stop until the unemployment rate gets to 4% or 5% >> the other piece that jim reid brought up this morning is with the bank of canada it proved a little bit of a bellwether the bank of canada hiked 50 basis points here is the key and nuanced piece. bank of canada did not expect further rate hikes instead said they are considering

cnn's paula reid is joining me now. you're going through this. i know it's a lot.here are hundreds of people with many, many pages of transcripts. what has stood out to you so far? >> reporter: well, we have the support of a big team combing over this. sara, i want to start with some of the revelations in the transcript from donald trump jr. specifically, the transcript reveals new details about text messages that the former president exchanged with then white house chief of staff mark meadows. we've reported on some of these text messages, we're getting new details, new context. for example, you dive into a text message that donald trump jr. extent on january 6 to meadows where he said his father then president needs to condemn this expletive. he's encouraging meadows to press this father to condemn the violence on capitol hill. now, the committee pressed him and said, well, why didn't you reach out to your father yourself? why are you going through mark meadows? he said my father doesn't text and he believed he would reach out to mark meadows to do this on his be

. >> joining us now, paula reid. i know for folks at home, it is hard to keep track of the multiple developments and investigations along the way. and there will be allegations of politics through this committee here. but this is quite a moment for this committee. which does have republican members and quite prominent republican members in senior roles here. they're going to make a criminal referral against a former president. >> it is historic. and today is the culmination of the investigation going on for a year and a half. this is not the type of hearing where we see more witnesses testify. the investigation itself is done. today is a business meeting. and there is two key items on agenda. the first is as you noted, the question of a criminal referral. who does the committee believe after this investigation should be held criminally responsible for what happened. they're going to make recommendations to the justice department, we expect at the top of the list will be former president trump. they are expected to re

paula reid, cnn, washington. >> -- allowing u.s.overnment shutdown is now in the rearview mirror after president biden signed a new spending bill. he signed the 1.7 trillion dollar bill on thursday while he was vacationing in the u.s. virgin islands. while lawmakers passed the bill after weeks of political wrangling, the government operated on temporary funding. the bill includes more aid for ukraine and nato allies as well as an overhaul of a federal vote counting law and a ban on tiktok from federal electronic devices. the u.s. department of transportation has warned that southwest airlines that it will face consequences if it fails to compensate passengers left stranded and inconvenienced. the airline has canceled nearly 16,000 flights since december 22nd, leaving hundreds of thousands of travelers in limbo. well, now the company says it is ready to resume regular service. but it is too little too late for some customers. cnn's nick valencia reports. >> this is been a crazy time. >> southwest airlines, aiming for a turnaround by

paula reid is "the situation room."mong the revelations we're learning called blanket pardons during the final days of his presidency. >> that's exactly right. a former white house advisor testifying in the days following january 6th, the final days of the administration he was floating the idea of possibly issuing blanket pardons for people that participated in the capitol attack with the white house counsel rejecting this idea but this is notable because this is something the former president is talking about today. he said publicly if he's reelected he would consider offering pardons to 900 people charged in the attack. he noted the idea of offering blanket pardons to his white house staffers. the white house counsel also interjected there and said wait a second, that's not necessary because nobody here has done anything wrong so it is interesting in the final days of his administration how he personally was weighing his partpart parten -- pardon power and matt gaetz said he saw a pardon through mark meadows and an o