riley, we have a new mission. will you _ a year. riley, we have a new mission.. will you make a drawing for me?- mission. will you make a drawing for me? the evidence will end up — drawing for me? the evidence will end up coming _ drawing for me? the evidence will end up coming from i will end up coming from products like —— likely sooner than — products like —— likely sooner than from _ products like —— likely sooner than from research. but bringing _ than from research. but bringing robots - than from research. but bringing robots out i than from research. emit bringing robots out of purely academic settings is expensive. ethan's robot starts at $800 a p0p- ethan's robot starts at $800 a pop. the moxie comes with a preorder price tag of $1700. and softbank robotics now robot first used by autistic children around one decade ago costs more than $8,000. so are they really worth the expense? there are more and — really worth the expense? there are more and more _ really worth the expense? there are more and more of— really worth the expense? there are more and mo

>> right now it's both and o'reilly at hudson and at or about michael riley. >> excellent. with that thank you very much. >> you're watching c-span2, your own filtered view of government. today where brought to youby these television companies who provide c-span2 to viewers as a public service . >> the days immediately preceding the insurrection and right after or some of the most scary times we had ever experienced in aviation. this was a new safety and security threat that we have never experienced and typically when someone is acting out in airports at other people, refusing to comply with rules, acting belligerent, they are denied freedom of flight. we were very clear that anyone attacked our nation's capital and our democracy should be denied the freedom of flight and we were right. what we saw in airports was where not really prepato

. >>> this is 22-year-old riley williams from pennsylvania in the capitol on january 6th according tohe fbi. >> go, up the stairs, go. >> reporter: upstairs is speaker nancy pelosi's office, inside a female voice the fbi believes to be williams seems excited. >> i'm in nancy -- >> reporter: on the desk is pelosi's hp laptop. the same voice tells others to treat it carefully. >> dude, put on gloves. >> reporter: according to the fbi, a witness claims williams stole the laptop and intended to send the computer device to a friend in russia to be passed to russian intelligence. williams turned herself in to authorities shortly after the capitol assault. >> nbc news' richard engel reporting tonight on the case of riley williams, one of the most confounding cases, i mean, from the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. tonight richard brings us brand-new exclusive reporting that adds a whole new layer to our understanding of this strange part of the capitol attack on january 6th, including the laptop stolen from speaker of the house nancy pelosi's office. richard has teamed up with the onl

in this case, for example, riley wore the same glasses often in many of the videos. she wore the same clothing. she has distinctive tattoos. and once we were able to identify these tattoos and identify the clothing and identify the glasses, then you can start placing her in different locations. then, ultimately, it was a light in the room that we were able to use to pinpoint this particular video of the heil hitler. so, yes, we're going to be doing more of this. it takes time because you have to lay out all the videos and do a tremendous amount of comparing and contrasting to try and nail it down, but i think it's important because this false narrative is continuing to be pushed out there. >> nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard engel, congratulations on this and thanks for helping us understand it tonight. it is deeply unsettling and important stuff. >> reporter: sorry if i'm going to leave that image in your mind for the night, but aside from that we'll also be watching khashoggi tomorrow. fascinating stuff. >> yeah, indeed, indeed, indeed. all right, thank

. >>> this is 22-year-old riley williams from pennsylvania in the capitol on january 6th according to the fbi. >> go, up the stairs, go. >> reporter: upstairs is speaker nancy pelosi's office, inside a female voice the fbi believes to be williams seems excited. >> i'm in nancy -- >> reporter: on the desk is pelosi's hp laptop. the same voice tells others to treat it carefully. >> dude, put on gloves. >> reporter: according to the fbi, a witness claims williams stole the laptop and intended to send the computer device to a friend in russia to be passed to russian intelligence. williams turned herself in to authorities shortly after the capitol assault. >> nbc news's richard engel reporting tonight on the case of riley williams, one of the most confounding cases, i mean, from the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. tonight richard brings us brand new exclusive reporting that adds a whole new layer to our understanding of this strange part of the capitol attack on january 6th, including the laptop stolen from speaker of the house nancy pelosi's office. richard has teamed up with the

coming, david rally, -- david riley, bluebay chief asset manager. looking at all the optimism, borrowing without giving back for 100 years. we will talk about that shortly, and this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." of let's talk about the market, talk about the reflation trade, but also some of the european stories out there with david riley, lupe asset management -- bluebay asset management chief of investment. with all of the optimism, mario draghi finally being confirmed, bringing all these foreign political factors together, there is a suggestion that he should just go for the optimism, have a 100-year bond in italy. if you did -- if he did that, would you buy it? david: i would take a look at it. i want to see what is going to be the program of the new government. hopefully mario draghi is in the right place at the right time, but i think the government will have quite a narrow agenda but a very important one, which is to effectively that the 200 billion euros or so that will be received over the next few years on the

senior and james riley junior. when the elder riley moved to michigan after graduating high school and took a job at ford plant but left to go to the military. he met his future wife of 70 years at and dance. they moved back to detroit soon after mr. riley used to use his benefits. on the advice of a friend, he majored in mort tu area science and started riley funalral home as the oldest black-owned funeral home. the riley name is synonomous with being active in our community and being kind and courteous but it wasn't an easy path. when mr. riley, he found that no banks would extend him a loan. there was a time when financial institutions could deny a man of color of his skin. loan officers seemed amused by the noveltyy of a black man asking for a loan. he turned to the community and had contributions from his sisters or friends. at first, business was slow, they had seven services, late 19950's when african-americans would be turned away. if and when they were able to secure services, they were real vate debated t

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wall street journal" editorial page deputy editor dan heatinger and bill mcgurn and columnist jason riley also a senior fellow at the manhattan institute. gentlemen, great to have all of you with us today. let's do a quick around the horn on whether or not the lincoln project survives and then i want to talk to you all about rush limbaugh.

your email address commissioner is -- >> its emma riley at hudson.it's also michael reilly wanted at g miller calm. >> excellent. excellent. with that, thank you. >> surgeon general nominee, doctor vivek mirth, the and nominee for assistant secretary for, health doctor rachel levine, testify thursday morning at their confirmation hearing for the senate of health, pensions committee, watch live at 10 pm eastern, online at c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. we know that she touched the lives, and basically emancipated at least 60 to 70 people. historian patrick charles and legal scholar brandon deigning discuss the history of the second amendment. from the drafting of the bill of rights, to recent supreme court decisions that have shaped the debate over gun control legislation. >> and so now it's time for us to introduce today's guests, how trick charles is the author of the historical publications on the second amendment is running on the second amendment have been cited by the

riley, we have a new mission. would you make a drawing for me?l end up coming from products likely sooner than it will come from research. but bringing robots out of purely academic settings is expensive. ethan's robot from movia robotics starts at $800 a pop. the moxie comes with a pre—order price tag of $1700. and softbank robotics' nao robot, first used by autistic children around a decade ago, costs more than $8,000. so are they really worth the expense? so there are more and more of these innovations hitting the market, so when you are dealing with another human being, you have to think about their tone of voice, you have to think about their body language. there's lots and lots of information that is involved in an interaction with another person, so tech can help by simplifying those things. but importantly, no—one should see a robotic aid as a silver bullet. just because something worked for one family, it does not mean it will work for someone else. don't take really rash decisions because you could be using that money on a piece of tech

this is riley williams expressing neo-nazi sympathy nbc news along with the other investigative group belling cats verified the video williams' social media account deleted, full of support for white nationalism. williams' lawyer told us the video was meant to be an internet joke intended to mock nazis but would not confirm or deny his client was in it >> richard engel, thanks >>> let's turn our attention to texas where millions spent without water after the historic blast. >> reporter: tonight texans are caught in relief and reality. >> i am looking for groceries and water. >> we are not able to take a shower and we want to go back to normal >> reporter: three million people without reliable water countless others waiting for repairs. >> leaders are urging out of state plumbers to help by waiving restrictions >> we are swamped right now. >> reporter: maria ramirez is doing all she can for her three kids the kids' father punching through the wall to shut the water off. the latest struggle is finding groceries. >> can you describe what the past week had been like >> we were not prepare

riley: we are really in the early stages.know is that pfizer, j&j, which are not, -- pfizer, j&j, moderna, they are probing ways to combat a disease that is constantly changing. the south african variant knows no bounds or borders. they have reached the u.s. something from the j&j data last week is that the stock is 72% effective in the u.s., but that fell 57% in south africa. another vaccine developed by novavax 89% effective in the u.k., only 49% effective in south africa. those numbers are sobering. to be sure, not just looking at the number of antibodies induced by the pfizer and moderna vaccines have also suggested they may be less potent against the south african variant, although still providing a semblance of protection. the more we understand booster shots or new strain-specific vaccines are in reach, they could translate to a sustained revenue stream for drugmakers. emily: those numbers are astounding. thank you so much for the specificity and for your great reporting on this. we will follow your work. riley griffin

it is nice to meet you riley. i love stories. would you read a story to me?ife products in the home with evidence over a period of let's say a yeah — riley, we have a new mission. would you make a drawing for me? ultimately, that evidence will end up coming from products likely sooner than it will come from research. but bringing robots out of purely academic settings is expensive. ethan's robot from movia robotics starts at $800 a pop. the moxie comes with a pre—order price tag of $1700. and softbank robotics' nao robot, first used by autistic children around a decade ago, costs more than $8,000. so are they really worth the expense? so there are more and more of these innovations hitting the market, so when you are dealing with another human being, you have to think about their tone of voice, you have to think about their body language. there's lots and lots of information that is involved in an interaction with another person, so tech can help by simplifying those things. but importantly, no—one should see a robotic aid as a silver bullet. just because som

eastern as we look back 75 years at one of the cold war's most iconic speeches our guest is timothy riley bolton's national churchill museum director and chief curator. visit c-span's new online store at c-spanshop.org to check out the new c-span products and with the 170th congress in session. we're taking pre-orders for the congressional directory every c-span shop purchase helps support c-span's non-profit operations shop today at c-spanshop.org. in october 1859 just 18 months before the first shots of the civil war militant abolitionists. john brown led a raid on the us arsenal at harper's ferry, virginia. hoping to arm the area's slaves and start an insurrection that same fall abraham lincoln then a prospective presidential candidate made a speaking tour of midwestern states where we called for more measured political solutions to the problem of slavery. next hw brands talks about his book the zealot and the emancipator john brown abraham lincoln and the struggle for american freedom which compares and contrasts the stories of these two men and their radically different approaches to

riley: u.s. regulators released documents in advance of that friday meeting, suggesting that johnson & johnson's long-awaited covid-19 vaccine is indeed safe and effective. giving americans access potentially to the first such shot to work in a single dose, it has that logistical ease, which is incredibly important. the documents adjusted the vaccine was 72% effective in the u.s.-based arm of the trial of more than 43,000 participants. in addition, the fda's analysis found the shot had a favorable safety profile. there were no covered related deaths in the vaccinated group, nor any other safety concerns that would preclude an emergency use authorization. that is what we are waiting for right now. come friday, there will be an independent meeting of advisors to the food and drug administration to determine whether or not they should recommend the j&j shop for authorization, and we could indeed see that authorization within days. one thing that will certainly come up during that friday meeting our

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kevin walling and wilford riley, welcome. >> glad to be here.hat's not to love about dolly parton, philanthropist and more. is it strange that this is even an issue? >> i love dolly part maps music and charitable work but i do think this is where we logically end up with some of this, quote, woke stuff. the narrative we are seeing is people like abe lincoln, by no means a confederate general were the worst sorts of big it. it is difficult to figure out who you can have out there. dianne feinstein's name was taken off a major school. even my hero mlk has been accused of things, so the dolly part statue bill, we've seen statues of blm protesters go up for a few days across the pond in britain. obviously is a center right-leaning guy this is a bit of a joke. we need statues of honest abe, mlk, george washington, if we are going to replace confederate we don't need dolly parton. >> someone like dolly partners not worthy of a statue, who is? >> anytime spence talking about dolly parton -- to professor riley's point there is less controversy in terms

according to charging documents, riley— according to charging documents, riley williams allegedly helps to a friend in russia. plans to sell the device — to a friend in russia. plans to sell the device to svr, russia's foreign intelligence service. while we cannot— intelligence service. while we cannot be certain how many foreign spies— cannot be certain how many foreign spies or— cannot be certain how many foreign spies or if— cannot be certain how many foreign spies or if they infiltrated the crowd, — spies or if they infiltrated the crowd, or— spies or if they infiltrated the crowd, orat spies or if they infiltrated the crowd, or at least coordinated with those _ crowd, or at least coordinated with those who — crowd, or at least coordinated with those who did, we can be sure that any enemy— those who did, we can be sure that any enemy who wanted access to our secrets _ any enemy who wanted access to our secrets would have wanted to be part of that _ secrets would have wanted to be part of that mob _ secrets would have wanted to be part of that mob inside these halls. and the point _

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. >> this is 22-year-old riley williams from pennsylvania.stairs is speaker nancy pelosi's office. inside a female voice the fbi believes to be williams seems excited. on the desk is pelosi's hp laptop. the same voice tells others to treat it carefully. according to the fbi a witness claims williams stole the laptop and intended to send the computer device to a friend in russia to be passed to russian intelligence. williams turned herself into authorities shortly after the capitol assault. an nbc news investigation again revealed tonight this is also riley williams expressing neo-nazi sympathies. >> there is no political solution. all that is left is acceleration. heil hitler. >> reporter: nbc news along with the investigative group bellingcat investigated the video found on a white supremacist chat group. williams social media accounts now deleted also full of support for white nationalism. williams facing unlawful entry and aiding and abetting the theft of government property. williams lawyer told us tonight the video was meant to be an int

this is riley, who's 16 years old -- sorry, 17 years old -- and bella who's 16 years old. bella, you were actually on the field when this happened. can you describe what you experienced? >> yeah, so we were about an hour into practice. we were going to go for an hour and 30 today, i think. we were doing a possession drill, working on attacking and defending. and then we just heard a boom and a pow, like a gunshot or fire crackers or fireworks going off. and i actually thought it came from the neighborhood. so, we just kind of kept practicing. then these guys came over and said a plane exploded and we looked up and you just see these black debris things falling out of the sky. and it took us a second to really realize what was going on. we kind of just stood there like what are we supposed to do? and then we were out in the middle of the field. so, we had to figure out whether -- where to go. some girls ran to their cars and there were two pavilions we could go under. i went to one that was up on the hillside. so, under there we just kind of watched the rest of the debris f

riley. got the name of the original that i was looking for something that is not the multiple on the i'm a little the it was one of them and is kimo more going to look at them won't. notice that i must be a fat schemas from time to hard enough and they get what was going on since right if there's the process was familiar ask and then it was before we were looking for you can in times who i don't know who complained. that i remember from i mean think of how the initial do not there's no it's almost surreal because almost an ounce not mean presence or not of money when people in the article on promotion. there's been times where it is probably others misrata that last he was. those if you're going to see no defaulter just put is one go under i was next to walk on picket. news with parish my usual winter new school is that if you feel. like i'm in part of the ministry if you were that i don't consider this parking lot and the kid not scout no where in there never was and then he had his temper

our guest is timothy riley, fulton's national churchill museum director and chief curator. ♪ >> you areatching american history tv, every weekend on c-span3. explore our nation's past, american history on -- american history tv on c-span3. created by merrick's cable television companies, today we are brought to you by these television companies who provide american history tv to viewers as a public service. ♪ >> next on history bookshelf, an author discusses her book "driving while black: african-american travel in the road to civil rights," which looks at how the automobile impacted the lives of african-americans. she describes how cars provided a new freedom supported by black businesses and travel guides that helped african-americans navigate a segregated landscape. the free library of philadelphia hosted the event in february 2020. in 40 minutes, we hear from a panel of scholars about how suffragists as a group outwardly adhered to traditional ideas of marriage and heterosexuality. talks about his book the zealot and the emancipator john brown abraham lincoln and the struggle for am

insurrection is the right way to frame it but in plain language who's the president of the united states riley you know a mob in the hopes of intimidating congress while it was in the process of counting votes for an election he lost. you would think that having been there in their building when the workplace was stormed and think that you know the institutional loyalty for the for the senate would make them take this very seriously i am afraid to a lot of senate republicans are going to. to reach for this jurisdictional question about whether you can try an ex-president who's already been impeached i think that is going to be a convenient way to put this to to to avoid ruling on the merits yeah and it looks fairly clear tonight that the majority needed to convict the president is not going to be reached because of the republicans or is there any point then to this trial. i suppose the point is the expressive value a bit of the practical after one of the reasons they were they didn't press that is we're still hopes of getting to disqualification you don't get to disqualification disqualificati

he had 15 tonight, but the highlight his name is bryce wills and up over top of 7 ft four inch riley tiktok's horn of the huskies to put it down. 79 61. stanford takes it there now, 14. then eight in conference that got might be a name to remember right there. sandals a shark's again i said only one bay area winner and it wasn't the sharks, of course, as they fall this was just a heartbreaker against the st louis blues. a team only a couple years removed from having won the stanley cup great game 11 in the second period, big mess in front of the net for st louis and john leonard of the shark's going five hole and the sharks take a to one lead. and it stayed just that way until 39 seconds left in regulation. that's the heartbreaking part. sanders they still up to one martin jones with the save, but brayden right there, johnny on the spot to shove it home that ties it to two. we're going to overtime. shark stuff. they had a victory. still it is the decider with a minute left. martin jones can't handle it. again between er, this time from david perrone sharks while 3 to 2 and the record

our guest is timothy riley, chief curator of the churchill museum. sunday on the presidency, we hear about george washington's friendship with elizabeth powell, a philadelphia hostess whose political salons attracted constitutional convention delegates. here's a preview. >> i want to start talking about a very important letter that we have in our collection. the images small. you can see this on our website if you go to our digital collection. as people know, washington was kind of hesitant to run a second term. he had been in politics for 40 years at that point, 40 plus years. he very much wanted to go back to mount vernon and retire under his own vine and his own figtree. he spoke with elizabeth about that and his cabinet, that he wanted to step down, however, he had multiple conversations with elizabeth about it. in this letter, she wrote this in response to their final conversation, which was the night before the month-long election process began. this letter is incredibly powerful. it is eight pages long. it is full of reasons why washington sho

have intended to steal information and give it to a foreign adversary according to charging documents riley williams allegedly helped steal a laptop from speaker pelosi office to quote send the computer device to a friend in russia who then plan to sell the device to s.v.r. russia's foreign intelligence service while we can't be certain if or how many foreign spies infiltrated the crowd or lease coordinated with those who did it we can be sure that any enemy who wanted access to our secrets would have wanted to be part of that mob inside these halls and the point is this many of the insurrectionist the president trump incited to invade this chamber were dangerous people on the f.b.i. watch lists violent extremists. white supremacists. and these insurrectionists incited by president trump threatened our national security stealing laptops again from speaker pelosi office taking documents from leader mcconnell's desk snapping photographs as you saw in the videos earlier in sensitive areas ransacking your offices rifle ing through your desks the president the united states the commander in chie

russia showed a very clear annoyance with the presence of the diplomats during the hearing of alexina riley earlier this week when he is suspended sentence was to change there for real time in the prison and goes along the lines where russians say that this is all interfering in their domestic affairs and also saying that the whole thing would not via need is actually fishel thing that is meant to spoil the relations between e.u. and russia actually for the spoil the relations they are clearly pointing as a responsible party. brussels alexandra thank you very much alexandra gold for there in moscow live to berlin and germany correspondent dominic so dumb hi there or the german authorities angela merkel were they saying about this. angle of attack has been speaking in a digital conference that she's been taking part in with the french president emmanuel mccaw and the chancellor here saying that the decision to expel the diplomats from the 3 e.u. countries sweden poland germany is totally unjustified and the president in france mr mccann has also said that he's condemned firmly everything tha

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might have but we already know the position of russia is there any mention of riley by e.u. members or by the united states as being the political case and also the pleas and request we need to release him they take as interfering in domestic affairs and the numerous times by now they said they're not going to be lectured on this and it's not a god for reporting live from moscow example many thanks indeed. hong kong is issued sweeping new rules for schools children as young as 6 will be taught about the controversial national security law imposed by mainland china students will also learn about tough penalties for antigovernment offenses they'll be source how to sing china's national anthem arran they're also learned about the police from the people's liberation army books that are claims to endanger national security or to be removed from libraries al-jazeera is divya the pollen reports now from hong kong . the hong kong university campus this was one of the main campuses or particularly institutions which had pushed the ideals of democracy many of the students here were ap

for anyone who wants to reach commissioner riley, he can be reached here at the hudson institute. we are happy to have him as a visiting fellow and your email address is? michael: [indiscernible] harold:

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leslie marshall and other hate crime hoax, wilford riley.od to see you. >> christopher grupo has been tweeting about the school district and on january 6th talked about issues in critical race theorist, according to whistleblower because they were not allowed to do this, love began by saying racism runs deep in america and blacks alone know who america really is, public schools don't see blacks is human, but perpetuate anti-blackness. >> you obviously want a little more context than twitter can provide but those are bizarre comments. i teach in a very integrated educational environment. my white colleagues don't spirit murder african-american students under their care into. . that sounds nonsensical, a bit over the woke line. >> this is somebody the san diego superintendent who is a biden nominee posted. maybe she will get questions about that. radicals in the classroom, according to standardized test scores only 37% of san diego's fourth-graders are proficient in reading and 42% proficient in math. black and latino students perform substant

riley, kansas. was a massive outbreak which began as a nasty cold that either got better in a few days or killed the patient. this flu often skipped the young and elderly but sucked the life from robust adults in their 20s, including servicemen. while we won the great war, spanish influenza was the deadliest battle. i worked day and night going from house to house. so many needed my help and if i could not get to them within 12 hours of onset, they often died. bodies were everywhere. and houses on roads dumped in graveyards. i had never felt so helpless. doctors knew it spread by coughs and simply breathing, especially in crowds. but no one knew how to cure it. not even the surgeon general of the united states. his advice, avoid wearing tight shoes and gloves. the spanish flu disappeared as quickly as it came. simply vanished. in 16 months it killed 14 million people around the world from the united states to the south sea islands. with the invention of the electron microscope two decades later scie

thanks to bloomberg's riley griffin. see you tomorrow. this is bloomberg. ♪ . .mberg's first word news. president biden told house democrats he is not married to an absolute number on his $1.9 trillion covid rescue plan. plus, the president said congress needs to act fast on relief for the pandemic and economic crisis. during an oval office meeting with senate democrats, the president also said he does not want to budge from his proposed $1400 in direct payments he says were promised to americans. in italy, mario draghi has accepted a request to try to form a government. as prime minister, his job would be to try to tackle the pandemic and italy's worst recession since the end of world war ii. he was widely praised for his role during the sovereign debt crisis. germany is boosting the number of army troops helping in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic and will call up more reservists as well. the move comes as chancellor angela merkel is under increasing pressure to speed up a lagging vaccination program.

jason riley says president biden seems more concerned with making a headline rather than fixing the problemat is going on is unwillingness of the biden administration to admit that there are problems with our immigration policy that trump highlighted and i say this as someone who largely disagreed with donald trump on immigration but he did do, i said consistently he did point out flaws particularly in our refugee policy, people showing up on the border claiming they want asylum from persecution and really fake, they crowd out the real a siamese. these are fundamental problems and joe biden is more interested in headline saying i reversed a trump policy, rather than addressing the underlying problem. todd: president biden has stopped construction on the border wall. shannon: taught's favorite story, a grandmother in australia caught on camera tackling a man who tried to steal her bag. video shows the man snatching her purse and trying to get away but she rushes behind him, grabbing him by the collar and throwing right down to the ground. the woman can be seen walking off with her bag leavin

the next question isjonathan riley from the sun. next question is jonathan riley from the sun. ,., .,re reports today that school children as young — reports today that school children as young as five are being told to wear— as young as five are being told to wear masks and classrooms. should teachers _ wear masks and classrooms. should teachers really be doing this, and is it really— teachers really be doing this, and is it really a — teachers really be doing this, and is it really a necessity to stop the spread _ is it really a necessity to stop the spread of— is it really a necessity to stop the spread of covid? and to the secretary of state, the covid crisis has seen _ secretary of state, the covid crisis has seen an— secretary of state, the covid crisis has seen an outpouring of community spirit and _ has seen an outpouring of community spirit and volunteers, including the sun's— spirit and volunteers, including the sun'siabs — spirit and volunteers, including the sun'sjabs army campaign, spirit and volunteers, including the sun's jabs army campaign, and you think— sun's jabs ar

when riley june williams, known for allegedly helping steal a laptop from speaker pelosi's office, appeared in court on january 21st, her lawyer said to the judge "it is regrettable that ms. williams took the president's and went inside the capital. tori smock who was in the capital right on january 6th, posted online that day "the president, today president trump told us to fight like hell. he also posted that the president "said that our case wasn't a matter of national security." samuel fisher was charged with disorderly conduct and illegally being in the capital on january 6. that day, before the attack on this building, he wrote on his web site "trump just needs to fire the bat signal and "then the pain comes." the lawyer for dominic for zollo, leader of the proud boys who was the first person to break inside the capital said that president trump effectively told his client and others "people of the country come on down." "logical thinking was he invited us down." pezzola's lawyer went on, "these are people acting in a way they've never acted before" and it begs the question, who lit t

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