michael rosen there. the leader _ get batted away. michael rosen there. has to come forward to answer the simple question. mas boris johnson has to come forward to answer the simple question.- answer the simple question. was he at the party — answer the simple question. was he at the party at _ answer the simple question. was he at the party at downing _ answer the simple question. was he at the party at downing street i answer the simple question. was he at the party at downing street in i at the party at downing street in 2020? we've seen from in an e—mail from someone very close to him and his private office that over 100 people were invited to enjoy the warm weather and bring their own booze. at the exact same moment that people in scotland and across the uk were living under the most difficult and challenging of restrictions, people had not been with a loved ones when they passed away, couldn't mourn together at a funeral. maybe missed the birth of the child. people gave up so much and they are now saying it at the exact same time those at the top at

this with the duo of cross nerve and rosener. rosner and rosener have left spotify. did they leave spotify? are they uncomfortable with the misinformation from the joe rogan podcast. robert rosener of morgan stanley joins us right now. tom: robert rosener, senior u.s. economist. you stop when you see a research piece that is carefully considered. i did that last week as the team did a terrific essay on our fiscal debt. congratulations on the essay. really simple. you have confidence we can generate a growth rate to pay off this fiscal morass? robert: thanks for having me. it is that important point because we saw debt to gdp ratios rise. that was driven by the fiscal deficits we saw in 2020 and 2021. coming out of this year our projections for public debt relative to gdp are set to come down. they are not set to come down all of the way, but it doesn't it -- it does evidence how much a nominal rate of gdp can do to help those projections. tom: the doom crew will use that as a tool to say it can adjust fed policy. will fiscal dynamics change fed policy? robert: fiscal

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and donald trump, you treat like the side show he is. >> professor rosen, for presidents previous towas that pretty much everything a president says is news or newsworthy, if it isn't new, might still be newsworthy. how would you define news if you're watching donald trump perform, one of the producers in control room somewhere assigned to watch donald trump perform at 5:00 p.m.? what is news? that might come out of his mouth? >> well, if he says something americans need to know in order for them to be part of the system of democracy and make intelligent decisions, then that might be one way. but it's good you ask that, lawrence, because that tendency to see whatever the president says is news was a way, a subtle way at first, that journalists relinquished their independence. that image of the camera waiting for trump to come onstage from 2016 or the words of les moonves, may not be good for america but it's good for cbs. that was not proud moment in american broadcasting and journalism, lawrence. as we get closer to the anniversary of january 6th, people in the media have to be clea

rosen thank you for what you do.ing of you and your colleagues and what you all went through. it has not changed. >> thank you erie thank you for being with us on fox news who will be right back. my name is austin james. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's why i use the freestyle libre 2 system. with a painless, one-second scan i know my glucose numbers without fingersticks. now i'm managing my diabetes better and i've lowered my a1c from 8.2 to 6.7. take the mystery out of managing your diabetes and lower your a1c. now you know. try it for free at freestylelibre.us every year we try to exercise more, to be more social, to just relax. and eating healthy every single meal? if only it was this easy for us. >> lori loughlin and her husband are the latest victims of the crime crisis in los angeles. as sgt nla tells fox digital that their home was burglarized on january 3 at least $1 million worth of jewelry was taken, the couple was not home at the time and never rest have bee

is told that if he replaces rosen with clark, there are going to be huge consequences. resignations of political appointees across the country as a result of this. it was a murder/suicide pact is the way this was described during this meeting. >> trump decided that the effort would not be worth the embarrassment of mass resignations and abandoned the plot. he then pinned hopes to overturn the election on mike pence based of a legal memo written by conservative attorney john eastman. >> let's talk about the john eastman memo. what was your reaction when you first heard about it? >> just breathtaking that you would have laid out such a clear game plan that so clearly violated the constitution. >> the eastman memo detailed a six-step plan for pence to throw the election to trump during the january 6th certification. it also called for pence to throw out all electors from seven states. and gavel president trump as reelected. eastman has since tried to publicly tried to downplay his memo and his role in attempting a coup, but he told a very different story in recent undercov

thank you, senator rosen, for coming back to the hearing and being with us. senator kelly. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. ms. greisman, i wanted to follow up on senator blumenthal's question about robocalls. arizona ranked first in complaints to the ftc about the do not call registry or the do not call list. arizonans are getting these calls all hours of the day, some folks are getting hundreds of calls in a week. nobody can blame arizonans for being frustrated about this. i think we all are. there has been a fair amount of activity in the courts this year related to the tcpa, the telephone consumer protection act. so could you give us an update where things stand, penalties, maybe an example of a specific case, and what congress can or should do in order to better protect our constituents? >> senator kelly, obviously robocalls, unwanted calls, whether live or rerecorded, are a significant consumer protection issue. each month the ftc is receiving some 450,000 complaints from consumers about unwanted calls. typically 68% of them relate to robocalls. ft

senator rosen, you are next.do not have any other republicans currently in the cube root senator does have to leave at noon. i was checking to see if we might be able to go to raphael next question. >> we do have a republican in virtually precooked i appreciate that senator bradford's out ms. resident you just checking to see if that might be okay. >> okay. are you ready for meat mr. chairman? >> democrat member is next. i apologize, ms. blackburn you are next. >> okay. thank you, mr. chairman. as you can all see there is a lot of interest in this hearing. i enjoyed serving until i had to step out and move on to another meeting. commissioner carr, i wanted to come to you first. laster the scc did such a good work setting up the telehealth program to connected to a pilot program that you all did. we've talked a little bit during the course of this hearing about funding, grants, workforce, and about regulation, things that really inhibit moving forward with this program, growing it. of course we've talked about usi

in an exclusive interview after the civil grand jury charges came down, rosen gave us his understanding of how this unusual process plays out under state law. >> so she will be tried in front of a jury. and the jury will decide whether the accusations charge is true. and if they find it's true she is removed from office. >> the sheriff was scheduled to enter an answer or plea in court, either to deny or admit the accusations. she didn't do that. instead, her attorney said they need more time to spell out objections to each count. saying that there is insufficient evidence to back them up. the judge granted their request. >> my reading is that this is anything but a slam dunk case. remember, the district attorney filed a number of of related criminal cases and got very mixed results. some of those cases were dismissed outright. one judge in santa clara county called the evidence pure speculation. now how much of that applies to sheriff smith and how much more evidence they've got we don't know. but i think there is substantial arguments to be made at this point on the part of both the de

and senator rosen, thank you so very much. you are next. >> thank you senator rosen. >> of course, of course. thank you both. chairman, all the chairman for being here and women for being here. all the witnesses for being here today it is a really important topic. we've talked about rural areas. i just want to add in nevada 280,000 citizens of nevada, my constituents live in rural areas, nearly 10% of our population. so it is really important us to. but i want to actually talk a little about provider shortages. earlier this year senator murkowski and i introduce ad bipartisan improving access to healthcare and rural? underserved areas act. it is going to bring specialists in person or through telemedicine like today to health centers in rural clinics. dr. ransone, can you talk to me about how we can use telemedicine to leverage the providers that we have now -- facing severe provider shortages and what can we do in conjunction with that. maybe having our emts, home visits by nurses. >> i'm a big believer in team-based care. an

to og say that it wants to guarantee its own people security, thank you very much from washington rosen. jordan that, ah, life in afghanistan is become a frozen hell. you and sentry gentle has warned antonio terry says, humanitarian crisis is left the country hanging by a thread with education other social services in collapse. while the un special envoy to afghanistan says it appears that taliban is again, using fear in order to control the population. a diplomatic edison james base has more now from united nations. this meeting called by the current president of the security council, norway. it's prime minister yona sca store is here in new york for the meeting, sharing the meeting. he told me that the world needed to pay more attention, perhaps, currently distracted by the news from russia and ukraine. because there is the real fear of a looming humanitarian crisis. the un secretary general says the countries hanging by a thread, he said daily life has become a frozen hell. he says over half of all afghans facing stream levels of hunger, they say it's more than a humanitarian problem

although i didn't know rosen personally, we both came from the same hometown. we went to the same high school. a year ago to this day, her brother in law, justin, who was a friend of mine in high school reached out to me on facebook. and asked if i'd be willing to hear her story. that sparked a yearlong investigation into the circumstances surrounding her death. now, in the months before january six, her family and friends believed that she had fallen deeper and deeper into the qanon conspiracy theory world. undergoing a rapid, radicalization. they have no other way to explain how she went from a political woman, who was devoted to her extended family. into a hard-core supporter of donald trump. not in the months since rosen stepped, her family has struggled to find answers as to how exactly she died. it is a question that a lot of people in this country have. now, according to the medical examiners office it was because of a prescription drug overdose. a conclusion that didn't make sense to the family. given the video evidence from that they. as the republican

senator rosen, thank you. you are next. >> of course, thank you, both, chairman -- i thank all the gentlemen for being here and women for being here, all the witnesses for being here today. and our members for coming to participate in this critical hearing. nearly 10% of our population, it's really important to us. i want to talk about providers. we introduced a bipartisan improving access to health care in rural and underserved areas act. it will bring specialists in person or through telemedicine like we're discussing today to health centers and rural clinics. so, dr. ransone, can you talk to me about how we can use telemedicine to leverage the providers now and what can we do actually in conjunction with that, maybe having our amts, or mobile clinics, home visits by nurses. with the shortage of providers everywhere we go, and we need to increase them, but how can we can do it in remote and underserved areas? >> i'm a big believer in team-based care and i'm a believer that the physician-led team-based care c

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rosen: thank you. i've already voted, i was presiding in the chair. thank you, chairman. casey, of course, ranking member scott. this is a really important hearing. scams against seniors are nothing new and there are only increasing in scope and severity . and i appreciate you holding this important hearing and for all the witnesses here today for the important work that you do. nevada is no different than some of the other states and uh most other states and and we have a lot of challenges in health scams, particularly now of course with the pandemic. so you know, one of the challenges throughout the pandemic has just been the unchecked spread of misinformation, disinformation of course, resulting in an increase in scams, especially those targeted at seniors. in fact, according to the federal trade commission in 2020 -- commission, in 2020, citizens of nevada over the age of 60 lost more than $36.5 million to scams. it's a lot of money. some of the most common covid 19 scams in nevada related to those involving the creation and distribution of fake vaccine cards and cont

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i mean, can you imagine james rosen or anyone asking ronald reagan that?ht it was very, very rude. he cleaned up the ukraine, i think that the good thing is he made it clear that he was not drawing a red line, we weren't committing ourselves to war in europe if there was a further ukrainian incursion by the russians, thank god for that, because there are so many hawks in washington, i could just see them all beating the drum, come on, let's send the 101st airborne, the 82nd airborne to ukraine right now. i'm glad that he did not go that far. what he did do was unfortunate and i think that it was a slip, not because it was false, but because i believe it was true. i think that it is a u.s. policy that if there is a minor incursion they are not going to go nuclear in terms of the sanctions. but you should not think out loud especially in that context. >> jesse: that is a pretty low bar to geraldo's points that he stood up for a long time. spin on first of all, the question about mental acuity was asked because half of the country including a number of indepe

from top owe fishes with trump opening the three-hour meeting by saying "one thing we know is you, rosen't going to do anything to overturn the election. the house committee investigating exactly what happened january 6th said they have firsthand significant testimony that the white house "had been told to do something during the insurrection" that former president trump ignored those pleas. here's republican co-chair liz cheney. >> the committee has firsthand testimony now that he was sitting in the dining room next to the oval office watching the attack on television, as the assault on the capitol occurred. members of his staff were pleading with him to go on television to tell people to stop. we know leader mccarthy was pleading with him to do that. we know members of his family, we know his daughter, we have firsthand testimony that his daughter ivanka went in at least twice to ask him to please stop this violence. >> joining us cnn special correspondent jamie gangel. what is remarkbable, it is well documented the former president inaction for a number of hours from multiple sources,

rosen: thank you. our democracy is extraordinary because it is built on the bedrock idea that through free and fair elections, the citizens who make up this great country, they have a voice, that each person's vote truly matters, that in america the people have the power. but at this moment our democracy is threatened. republican state legislatures and governors all over the country are writing laws designed to restrict the right to vote, make it harder for tens of millions of eligible citizens to cast their ballot in silence -- and silence the american people's voice in the process. make no mistake, this is an unprecedented coordinated attack to make voting harder for eligible citizens and make it easier to sabotage future elections. in my state of nevada, we bucked that trend when it comes to voting rights, r strengthened the right to vote providing easier access to the ballot box for voters while ensuring fair elections. these measures that governor steve sisolak signed into law include establishing

no spotlight. >> and senator jackie rosen of nevada joins me now.us. what do you want the country to remember about harry reid? you just heard those beautiful remarks there from two presidents. what would you like to add? >> well, first of all, thank you for having me and what i would really like to add is this. on behalf of his wife, landra, 62 years they were married. high school sweethearts. raised five children. 19 grandchildren. i think he has at least one great grandchild. it's a life well lived. he had friends, family, the team that worked for him. he had purpose. and i do think that when he was eulogized and people said he was all search light and no spotlight, i think that was true. he never forget where he came from. no matter how tough he could be, when he was negotiating, working, he was a kind, kind person and anyone who ever knew him or worked with him really understood that he was both tough and kind. a very rare combination. >> absolutely. and senator, one thing that came across is that harry reid cared about his fellow americans mor

including in a meeting on january 3rd when he threatens to replace acting attorney general jeffrey rosen with loyalist jeffrey clark to carry out his scheme. >> trump intended to appoint jeffrey clark as attorney general in part so that mr. clark could alter the department of justice's conclusions regarding the election. >> we were a half step away from a full-blown constitutional crisis if rosen would have folded. >> december 18th, former national security adviser michael flynn and lawyer sidney powell push mr. trump to consider declaring martial law or to sign executive orders to seize voting equipment. >> if he wanted to, he could take military capabilities and he could place them in those states and basically rerun an election in each of those states. >> december 21st, mr. trump meets members of the freedom caucus to discuss their plans. >> this is a desperate time for our country. >> and trump ramps up his effort in the states. january 2nd, he appeals directly to georgia's secretary of state, demanding he produce more votes in a state joe biden won. >> i just want to find 11,780 vot

trump -- jeffrey rosen, the plot was pence would say we can't know who won arizona because there arepeting sets of electors so we have to discard the arizona votes and throw it into the house or make it so confusing they put off certification of the election on january 6. that was the plot. this was part of the plot and these were identical forged documents from both states. there must have been coordination and it seems the white house knew about it, jeffrey rosen at justice department knew about it. i think as the january 6 committee pulls the string or if the justice department does we get a serious plot with elected officials involved of fraudulent documents to allow for the ignoring of election returns and sub version of our election. that may end up being more significant than the oath keepers actually. >> we will continue to follow that. donna and bill are staying with me. >>> coming up another example of the hold the former president still has on the republican party. when "the 11th hour" continues. party. when "the 11th hour" continues no canceling. flexible cancellation. ka

now in the low fifties, winds are up to 12 and center rosen.son why i like noting this is because the winds are vigorous up to 70 mph on short, sfo. we do have guts at 26 at half moon bay, and when you couple that up like that window right there, and san jose 14 a couple that up with the temperature outside, it feels raw, so bundle up and dress in layers at midnight. clear skies, a bit of a breeze. chilly temperatures, no clouds until tomorrow morning, where we will have some areas of patchy fog and few high thin clouds. temperatures tonight overnight. protect your pets, plants and pipes away from the bay 26 degrees in santa rosa, freezing try valley. also in morgue unhealthy thirties lining the bay now, tomorrow's i temperatures only in the upper forties. napa. 50 and san mateo and 48 degrees from livermore streaming into pleasant in san ramon and dublin. we've been throwing danville and black caucus, alamo also has overnight lows near freezing in daytime highs in the fifties. so here you have your fireworks. while there's no fireworks is ther

paul rosen generation before was not allowed that.was able to be in that trajectory that they were in, that burt lancaster and tony curtis were in. when he did when his oscar, it made sense in a way because he was part of that. anchor: our correspondent is in hollywood now. the museum of motion pictures had the grand lobby named sidney poitier. having not even acted for 20 years in the city where you are right now, in the business based in, he was a legend. correspondent: he was a true hollywood legend. it is a gray, dark day in hollywood today, but sidney poitier was a true trail blazer, rising to star status in a world that forever was controlled on both sides of the camera primarily by white men, and he was very aware of the power and responsibility that came with his fame and fortune. he once said he felt likee was representing 50 million, 18 million people with every -- 15 to 18 million people every move he made and became a prominent voice in the civil rights movement. he played a role in organizing the march on washington where

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though, we're back into the 60's for most of the bay area. 65 degrees in san jose about 63 in san rosen. 62 degrees in oakland dry through the weekend to, in fact dry. and martin luther king day, just some partly cloudy skies. then it looks like we'll keep things dry well into next week. thank you, lauren. still ahead, the rats are loving this. we're going to show you where the trash troubles have been piling up for weeks. >> causing a public health >> causing a public health emergency. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> causing a public health emergency. ♪ ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. >> officials in one southern california city are planning to declare a public health emergency. not because of covid, but because of piles of garbage. the trash is piling up because sanitation workers are on strike. reporter nancy loo is in chula vista and shows us the week's worth of garbage. >> all over chula vista trash keeps piling up and spilling over. and then the months since uniontown it haitian workers at republic services went on strike rat

you think, nigel, that this might be the beginning of some damning stuff being put up because dan rosenf someone putting out to rubbish him in order to save the prime minister. it could be a bit of that, sadly, i think— it could be a bit of that, sadly, i think whether boris johnson survives or not. _ think whether boris johnson survives or not, there is bound to be quite a bil or not, there is bound to be quite a big clear— or not, there is bound to be quite a big clear out — or not, there is bound to be quite a big clear out in number ten. you talk about _ big clear out in number ten. you talk about saving _ big clear out in number ten. you. talk about saving the prime minister, jo, seamlessly leading us onto the observer, the tories are accused of living up stand to save boris johnson's accused of living up stand to save borisjohnson's job. —— accused of living up stand to save borisjohnson'sjob. —— levelling up stand. talk us through what is being alleged. stand. talk us through what is being alleaed. , ., ,.. alleged. there is nothing quite so enthusiastically _ alleged. there is n

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passed the baton to jeffrey rosen and things got crazier than before. all the way through the first few days of january chaotic days and hours in the trump presidency. barr was in the thick of it. he wasn't there through the end but he was there during much of the crazy period. "the washington post" and the story they have about this reported that select committee investigators haven't questioned barr yet about this draft executive order. they only got the draft executive order in the last week or so and appears they were speaking to barr last year but i expect the conversations are not close to conclusion and the question will be if barr hits a wall of cooperation willing to provide to the committee so that's something to watch closely. >> this dynamic and i think the left struggles with it. john bolton dished about the events that led to donald trump's first impeachment with an extraordinarily detailed tale of seeking barr's assistance and thinking that trump had been corrupted with ukraine and turkey and maybe china, as well, to take that firsthand w

>> thank you, senator rosen. i can say when a longest standing client is a clark county department of aviation, and the now harry reid international airport. so certainly appreciate the central role that aviation place in the economy of las vegas and nevada. with regard to the aviation consumer protection role, it's been a major focus of my time as deputy general counsel. right now serving addressing the concerns we are hearing from the wave of complaints related to recalls. so ensuring where addressing those complaints, ensuring that we are pushing through with the 18 active investigations we have related to the failure for recalls. looking at some of the rulemaking discussed by chair cantwell this morning, and ensuring that we're really looking forward to making sure that consumers have the right information and are protected correctly by the airlines. in addition, on the safety front, working with the federal aviation administration to ensure that the safety related rules our top priority for the department an