so last year you had a bunch of stock bills made by senator richard for jim in hall kelly law nor dianne feinstein. and when they made the document in advance coleman lockdown plunge, you also had centered or ran off purchasing shares of drug companies, juliette in 2020, and the clinical trials again for when does appear. but clearly all of those were instances of insider trading. and yet all of these pro ended without criminal charges being filed. wow, that is crazy when you think about it. and of course, when you compare it to what the average american go through, if they were doing the exact same thing. now why do you think we've seen such pushback against the movement to band leaders in congress and, and the fed from participating? and what you noted there is essentially insider trading is just one of those cases where they know that they're the ones making the rules. and so they don't want to add any additional ones for themselves. of course, of course you see a push time because this will basically take a portion of the early of the way you're cutting into their personal interest.

. >> he wasn't a very good guy he was in prison for a long time >> reporter: despite richards past, family member jim things shouldn't have ended the way they did >> he didn't deserve what happened to him. not in the least. >> reporter: the attorney's office is investigating the case >>> just moments ago the house select committee investigating the january 6th attack on the capitol voted unanimously to seek criminal charges against the former justice department official jeffrey clark for defying its subpoena jeffrey clark refused to answer questions during a recent deposition and failed to hand over documents to the panel. tonight, the committee says clark will be given an opportunity to appear for a new deposition this weekend before they finalize their report if clark still refuses, they say it goes do a full house for the vote and if that passes, it's to be referred to the justice department for a decision on whether he should be prosecuted. >>> the women's tennis association taking strong action today over china's treatment of the tennis star peng shuai it's meimmediately suspending tournaments i

for. host: that is richard in arkansas. the segment he was referring to, we had the reverend jim wallace join us to talk about the role of religion eighth in politics. you can watch it in its entirety at c-span.org. host: next caller. caller: i like to say i am a man of god and god is real. i want to tell everyone out there, if you have any problems, talk to god. you don't have to be in the same religion, you can still wish in god and he will save you. i couldn't have made it without god. i started my own newspaper 11 years ago and have written for some of the largest black papers in america and your faith in god. he will keep you going and keep you motivated. anytime you have pressure on you late at night, turn it over to god and you will be saved, because god is real. thank you. god bless you. host: just a few minutes left. you can keep calling in. (202) 748-8000 four democrats. for independence, (202) 748-8002 . for democrats, (202) 748-8001. it is our annual c-span authors we we feature writers across the political spectrum on a variety of topics. today we talked about jimmy carter and the biography of the former president. t

for. host: that is richard in arkansas. the segment he was referring to, we had the reverend jim wallace join us to talk about the role of religion eighth in politics. you can watch it in its entirety at c-span.org. host: next caller. caller: i like to say i am a man of god and god is real. i want to tell everyone out there, if you have any problems, talk to god. you don't have to be in the same religion, you can still wish in god and he will save you. i couldn't have made it without god. i started my own newspaper 11 years ago and have written for some of the largest black papers in america and your faith in god. he will keep you going and keep you motivated. anytime you have pressure on you late at night, turn it over to god and you will be saved, because god is real. thank you. god bless you. host: just a few minutes left. you can keep calling in. (202) 748-8000 four democrats. for independence, (202) 748-8002 . for democrats, (202) 748-8001. it is our annual c-span authors we we feature writers across the political spectrum on a variety of topics. today we talked about jimmy carter and the biography of the former president. t

. >> the gentle jim -- richard now recognizes the chairman of the committee representative grijalva from arizona. >> first of all, i thank chair flores for her comments and her kind remarks. very much appreciated. as the chairwoman knows, all of us are very much aware in arizona with the significant contributions of the tribes meek to accomplishing that portion of the drought contingency plan. many thank-yous. let me follow up on something that chairman huffman was asking. the comments you hear about you can throw out nepa, throughout endangered species, throughout other environmental protections, air quality, water quality. the drought will be resolved. that's not true. that's not even a false choice. it's just not true. i asked this because i think is very important about the utilization and usage going forward. as you put together, you and the counsel put together a proposal is that least going to prioritize water uses that help deal with a deficit that we have in the colorado river? is that the primary focus of it, if i may ask? it's your prerogative to put in there what you want, madam chair, and i acknowledge that and respect that.

for a pretext, would target moms and dads. americans need to view this from the school board association like the dossier, the trump richard investigation. that was the excuse, jimdonald trump's campaign. it was just a pretext, same thing happened here and that is why this is so egregious as we want that information and what mary garland in front of the committee to answer questions. dave: is there any indication the fbi has moved forward on working with law enforcement to try to crack down on parents. >> no indication they stopped. we specifically asked the attorney general to stop this process. the school board association apologized, they saw the political damage. he needs to stop this, no indication it has been stopped. i believe they are moving forward. dave: parents have a right to decide what goes on in their own kids classroom and they are paying for it, you don't have a right to do that you don't have a right to do anything. getting a check on the futures, dow jones industrials up 114 points, nasdaq up 0.4%. "the opening bell" is next. staying with us. ♪♪ i promise our relationship will be one of partnership and trust. i am a fiduciary, not just some of