schiff: i think that the 5g presents us with a real test case. it forces us to consider whether we need to make changes to the level of public-private partnership to compete with the country after billions and billions of dollars to under priced any competition globally. so they can obtain in a monopoly. it and they can rise with prices at will. utilizing technology for global espionage. it is a possible for private companies whether it is verizon or at&t or sprint or others. can they are european companies compete with a state backed essentially bottomless source of revenue for a competitor. and the answer is no, that is certainly a 5g concept, and appears to be no. another big beat some workarounds and it's worth looking at those workarounds. but even if we find workarounds to 5g, there may not be the next big thing. technologically. so i do think that we really need to think outside of the box and explore whether the patchwork of things we do with efforts to invest in research and development or whether they are just too small to compete with

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president at csis and we have a rare privilege of inviting for conversation today congressman adam schiff. everyone in america knows him not just a national figure but representative from the 28th district in california and he spends just as much time working for his district as he does all of us. you know how he does it but we are grateful he can devote the time he does on national issues. of course you all know the chairman of the house select committee on intelligence. currently stepped off the appropriations committee but it gives you a sense of his stature in congress. he has been a champion throughout his career for upholding and strengthening democracy and rule of law. we are going to explore that today because authoritarianism is on the rise. the space civil society is increasingly under pressure. mr. schiff has been now lead figure in the congress to speak out with clarity and conviction and we are grateful he will be with us today. thank you. let me turn to you for your prepared remarks and then we will engage in question-and-answer period. >> thank you for the kind words and fo

and that to a long list of schiff's lies. laura ingraham, sorry it took your time. >> laura: my own camera? >> sean: [laughs] >> laura: it happens to the best of us, hannity. those moments are cute. the forever real of the real candidate. we want to know you. >> sean: my son calls me and goes down, he made barstools. my daughter says dan, that's humiliating. you can't please everybody. >> laura: the real sean hannity. awesome show, sean. [laughs] >> sean: enjoy it, everybody at my expense. >> laura: fine, with you tomorrow. i'm laura ingraham of this is "the ingraham angle" from washington. what a show we have. florida governor ron desantis. newt gingrich, candace owens. after screaming about former president trump's efforts to challenge the 2020 voting results, the democrats are now trying to steal a twice certified house seat in iowa. the republican in their crosshairs is here today. first, fauci unmasked. that's the focus of tonight's angle. on day 367 of 15 days to slow the spread, we know for certain these three things a

adam schiff might replace xavier ba certificato. well, today we learned that kmap adam schiff will not be going home to california to take that will job. he'll stay in d.c. as head of the intelligence committee. picked for the new attorney general job in california a man named rob bond won'ta. he will now become the first ever filipino american to have that very powerful gig. attorney general of the most populace state in the country. at the justice department in washington, though, there's trouble. we've been reporting for weeks now, for months now on how the trump presidency and attorney general bill barr ripped the u.s. justice department apart at the seems. merritt farland has been confirmed. he is in position now, but he's not just got the hard work to do of running federal law enforcement as attorney general. he's now got to figure out what to do with all of the trump and bill barr era scandals that are still straggling around the halls of justice, dragging their entrails down the hall. where do you start? at least four differ

and that to a long list of schiff's lies.ns to the best of us, hannity. those moments are cute. the forever reel of the real hannity. we want to know you. >> sean: my son calls me and goes down, he made barstools. my daughter says dad, that's humiliating. you can't please everybody. >> laura: the real sean hannity. awesome show, sean. [laughs]

and also in the mix is adam schiff. what's interesting in my mind is the governor has signaltrongly he is considering several folks who are death penalty opponents. of course governor issued a moratorium and i am old enough in the gray here will indicate to remember a time when candidates would compete to out tough each other of the death penalty. dianne feinstein famously one the 1990 democratic editorial primary by taking her support for the death penalty and using it to beat john van in camp then the attorney general over the head with it. you had liberals like barbara boxer who supported the death penalty. it is such a sea change in california politics. it is really hard to underestimate what a dramatic change it is. we can talk about some of the reasons why but it really truly is dramatic sea change in california. the people opposing adam schiff eddie is to support for the death penalty. >> it does seem he seems like he is not interested in the position. who knows if that is posturing but it doesn't seem like it wi

congressman adam schiff, chair of the intelligence committee, joins us live next. stay with us. .this was coming. i definitely did not know this was coming. apparently, after all major federal elections now, we're going to have public facing reports from the office of the director of national intelligence about whether any foreign adversaries tried to interfere or influence the most recent election. by law, that's a new requirement. today, we just got the first one, a new unclassified report about foreign adversaries trying to mess with this past u.s. presidential election in 2020. you might remember when trump's intelligence chief john ratcliffe said everybody was paying way too much attention to russia, russia is fine, really it was china that was doing way worse to us, why isn't anyone talking about china? according to the intelligence community, that's not true at all. the report today said china did not try to influence our election at all but russia tried again full board just like they did in 2016. the intelligence community in today's report describing how

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great insight to consider here peter schiff thank you so much for your time so if they are. time now for a quick break but when we come back the british pound is reacting to the latest comments from the bank of england the governor says he is cautiously optimistic about a road to recovery well the scots next and as we go to break here is the numbers out the club. little. job by famously said nothing will fundamentally change just appears to be the case when it comes to u.s. policy regarding the middle east because we ask the question what is the strategic value going to be believed any good benefits from all these forever force. sterling headed 2 week high against the euro on tuesday amid hopes that the u.k. is on the road to recovery the gains were fueled by the ongoing vaccine rollout. with more than 22000000 residents receiving their 1st dose also waiting the optimism where the latest comments from bank of england governor andrew bailey he confirmed that the central bank still has no plans to raise interest rates in response to a rapid recovery and would need to see clear

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joining us now is adam schiff. he is the chairman of the intelligence committee in the house. sir, thank you so much for making time tonight, i really appreciate you being here. >> it's a pleasure. >> so i imagine that you probably had access to the classified version of this report. i'm sure that you knew that the unclassified version was coming. i didn't, i'm stunned by the level of detail and by the schemes that are described here. let me just start by asking you if i've described any of it wrong or if i'm looking at any of this the wrong way around, as far as you can tell. >> not, not at all. actually we did know it was coming because we wrote the requirement in our intelligence bill that they publish this report, just as we required that the report of the murder of jamal khashoggi be made public, that the public has a right to know and when that information can be disclosed without revealing sources, it should be published. at you pointed out, ratcliff was misleading the public by hyping the threat from china. so was bill barr and others in the administration. the require

great insight to consider here peter schiff thank you so much for your time so if they are. time now for a quick break but when we come back the british pound is reacting to the latest comments from the bank of england as the governor says he is cautiously optimistic about a road to recovery well the scottish next and as we go to break here is the numbers out the club. joe biden famously said nothing will fundamentally change just appears to be the case when it comes to u.s. policy regarding the middle east because we asked the question what is the strategic value would be the least who benefits from all these wars. some control for a middle. of the night most of them are very hard working people who want to get ahead that is either some some health issues or have some of the others trick about luck the whole time jule moon tollways pay for a place to live and missing just a month's rent can get you a victim to gunpoint if anything bad happens to any thing that just throws your budget off slightly. better catch up real quick or you're going to have a judgment of possession a

democrat adam schiff joins me now.pen tonight, i hear a lot of democratic politicians talking about this in urgent tones. why? >> i share that sense of urgency, because if we don't address this effort to disenfranchise people by enactment of various laws at state level, now over 150 new proposals by republican legislatures to cut people off, particularly people of color. and combine that with jerry mandered maps, looking at another ten years of republican rule until demographics catch up with the gerrymander. republicans seize control and takes years for democratic changes to overcome that or need a wave election to overcome it. this is a moment, we need to get this past, reenfranchise people and do away with politicians choosing their voters instead of the other way around. >> should say that gerrymandering is an old practice, we haven't always had ruthless partisan polarization we have now, changes it. nor the sophistication with computers to finely grain the whole thing, it's on another level now. i made a causal ar

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about this i'm joined by peter schiff. stockard chief economist. so. it is she said further chief economist in london strategies this is the capital flows into the generation with us thanks for having me on your show but says he says there isn't worth anything like france's gold but he had bothered to cash out a coin i'm going to say $50000.00 or whatever for a that action that he used to buy gold. it's been worthless is it is it really that there's a difference between the value and the price i mean mid-point certainly has a price because people are willing to buy it and so people value would in the sense that they think it's worth something and so they're willing to buy it. that's different from something that actually has real value intrinsic value i mean gold doesn't have value simply because people believe in it gold has value because it's a metal and it has properties that are very unique that other metals don't have that makes gold extremely useful so there's a lot of demand for gold in the real economy not just jewelry which is one of the you k

great insight to consider here peter schiff thank you so much for your time so if they are. time now for a quick break but when we come back the british pound is reacting to the latest comments from the bank of england the governor says he is cautiously optimistic about a road to recovery will discuss it next and as we go to break here is the numbers. seem wrong. to shape our. outlook. and in. the trail. find themselves worlds apart if we choose to look for common ground. it's an inconvenient truth that you just can't actually get that innovation in the us anymore because all the corporations that are in a position to innovate are culturing shareholders in the taxpayers and using financial leisure demain on wall street to line their pockets. some control for a middle class. most of them are very hard working people who want to get ahead that either have some some health issues or have some out of strict about luck a full time job moon to always pay for a place to live and missing just a month's rent can get you a victim to gunpoint if anything bad happens to any thing that j

today, we learned that congressman schiff will not be going home to california to take that job. he will stay in d.c. as a congressman, and an important one, as chair of the intelligence committee. instead of him, california's governor picked for the job in california a man named rob bonta. he is a state representative in california. he will the first ever filipino-american to have that powerful gig. attorney general of the most populous state in the country. at the justice department in washington, though, there's trouble. we've been reporting for weeks now, for months now on how the trump presidency and the tender of attorney general bill barr really ripped the u.s. justice department apart at the seams. president biden's new attorney general merrick garland, he's been confirmed, he's in position now, but he's not just got the hard work to do of running federal law enforcement as attorney general, he's now got to figure out what to do with all of the trump and bill barr-era scandals that are still straggling around the halls of main justice, you know, dragging their entrails do

there had been lots of discussion that congressman adam schiff might replace xavier becerra, might be appointed to be california attorney general, once becerra got confirmed for his cabinet position in washington. well, today we learned that congressman adam schiff will not be going home to california to take that job. he will stay in d.c. as a congressman, and an important one as chair of the intelligence committee. instead of him, california's governor picked for the new attorney general job in california a man named rob bonta. he is a state representative in california. he will now become the first ever filipino-american to have that very powerful gig, attorney general of the most populous state in the country. at the justice department in washington, though, there's trouble. we've been reporting for weeks now, for months now, on how the trump presidency and the tenure of attorney general bill barr really ripped the u.s. justice department apart at the seams in some important ways. president biden's new attorney general, merrick garland, he has been confirmed. he is in position now

joe biden promised to be different and this week the senior democrat adam schiff has said: but what'slly happened this week is that first we have a report confirming the us intelligence believed the crown prince approved the murder, and second we have confirmation that he won't be targeted. my colleague nick bryant had the story as it developed. while they've announced what they're calling a khashoggi ban, which is targeting foreign nationals who they say have intimidated, or harassed or assaulted dissidents and journalists, they haven't imposed sanctions on mohammed bin salman. the crown prince will go unpunished. and that development has been fiercely criticised. jamal khashoggi wrote for the washington post and its publisher fred ryan has written: we've also heard from jamal khashoggi's fiance who put out a statement saying: . and some usjournalists and biden supporters have arrived at this point. is the only difference between trump bragging about saving mbs�*s ass and biden acting as if he has no choice but to save mbs�*s ass, is the only difference the words surrounding the deci

your response to the schiff's backhanded offer of unity? >> well, we have come to expect it from them. at one point we had an intelligence committee that then turned in to the impeachment get trump committee. i guess now he is going to turn it in to the let's go after the insurrectionist committee. so, look, we are all for trying to get the intelligence committee to work. but i find it hard to believe if we get to the point they call us the domestic terrorists and the armed insurrection. they fail to point out continually the democrats are the ones with a long history of objecting to the electors. so, you know, there has been a breakdown in the institutions as we well know. your guests laud out very well in the last segment. >> laura: congressman, the thing that i'm really worried about is the public now, they will be hesitant to get involved with rallies or the protests. i remember in 2009 and 2010, i think you were around during the obamacare rallies. protesting obamacare. i mean we were up on capitol hill with the great time, we had musi

joining me now is congressman adam schiff. thank you for joining me. what can be done by the committees asking for information from a number of agencies, particularly when there is no agreement on an independent investigation. >> an independent investigation makes the most sense and the speaker is working hard to bring that about. but there is republican resistance to it. we are not going to sit still. we are going to get to the full facts of what took place in the runnups to january 6. why some of the warning signs were missed. what we need to do to protect our country going forward. six of us have written to 16 agencies asking for the pertinent documents so we can begin the process of a thorough investigation to make sure we understand exactly what went into that failed insurrection and how we prevent further violence like that. >> yesterday there was a question by kristen welker. north korea is challenging the new administration, as they have in the past with presidents trump and obama firing two short-term missiles. president biden pointed out thes

of pacific islander but a congressman vying for the open position, adam schiff.lead prosecutor in donald trump's first impeachment trial and was elected to the state senate. as lawmakers work to search for the state top cop law enforcement upping patrol. london breed asked sfpd in areas with a high number of residents and bases. the police chief saying they're partnering with some organizations to increase those patrols. >> now we need to understand not only what was going on and why those attacks occurred because in some cases they didn't include any robbery or thefts but how do we get to the root causes of what's happening and how do we make change? >> reporter: and mayor breed says while there have been a lot of work still needs to be done. as for xavier becerra and the advancement of the health and human services position we will keep you updated on that as well as who could potentially fill the seat at the state level. >>> developing right now a just announced delay into tomorrow's scheduled first court appearance for the suspect in the atlanta massage parlo

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vying for the potentially open position congressman adam schiff.iff served as the lead prosecutor in donald trump's first impeachment trial and was elected to the state senate in '96. as lawmakers work to search for the top cop, they are upping patrols in response to crime against asian americans. san francisco mayor london breed has asked sfpd to patrol areas with a high number of residents and businesses with the police chief also saying they're working with aa and pi organizations to increase patrols. >> now we need to understand not only what was going on and why those attacks occurred because in some cases they didn't include any robbery or thefts, but how do we get to the root causes of what's happening and how do we make changes? >> reporter: and mayor london breed did note while several arrests have been made there's a lot of work to be done. as for xavier becerra, we'll update you if that becomes official. we'll keep you updated on the search for a new attorney general. cierra johnson for "today in the bay." >> thanks so much. part of the

and leading us off is adam schiff of california. he is chairman of the house intelligence committee, and he was the lead prosecutors in donald trump's first impeachment trial. thanks for joining us. >> good be with you. >> i want to go to the last point we were covering here in tonight's reporting. and that is the connection between trump confidants like roger stone, the white house and invaders of the capitol. there's also telephone data that has been collected from the cell phone services indicating there were phone calls tracing -- marking every phone call from the capitol that day, and there is evidence of at least one call to the white house. >> well, i think this is a very important part of the investigation, and really at least a couple main components. the first is going out, the fbi fanning out. identifying those that were there, and carrying a spear or threatening the life of the speaker or the vice president. and they're tracking down and arresting them. and they are seeking protection, and the courts are ordering detenti

congressman adam schiff. good to see you, sir. >> good to see you. >> so, two things that i want your take on from today, when it was called domestic terror. does it mean to you in terms of this collective denial of seeing january 6th for what it was on the right? what motivates it? >> well, look, it's a continuation of the big lie that led to the insurrection, you had obviously the president, the former president out pushing this lie about the election and it was rigged and it was stolen and he actually won a landslide, that contributed and that led us to january 6th, now there's a new big lie and the new big lie is that, no, it was not really trump supporters that stormed the capitol. it was antifa, it was false flag operation. and you know, republican members that are willing to do that. willing to feed that kind of nonsense, that kind of conspiracy theory continue to do a disservice to the country. and it's dangerous. there's a lot of people that believe that. and so, i was glad to see director wray today

democratic congressman adam schiff of california joins me now.sman, i believe this vote is going to happen tonight. i hear a lot of democratic politicians talking about this in extremely urgent tones. why? >> well, i share that sense of urgency because if we don't address this effort to disenfranchise people by the enactment of various laws at the state level and now there are over 150 new proposals by republican legislatures to cut people off, particularly people of color, and you combine that with gerrymandered maps, you're looking at potentially another ten years of republican rule until demographics catch up with the gerrymander. that has been a pattern we've seen before where, after the gerrymander, republicans seize control, improvement control, and it takes years for demographics to overcome that or you need an election to overcome that. chris, this is the very last moment we need to get this passed to reenfranchise people but to do away with politicians essentially choosing their voters instead of the other way around. >> we should say ge

the side of the story schiff doesn't want you to hear. >> that heavy handed promo is for a piece that ultimately aired on the conservative channel oan in january, a piece of propaganda built on the plot that got trump impeached the first time. this new intelligence report put all of this back in the news tonight with the new york times stating the report appears to reference giuliani amidst that intelligence network. he was already busted for meeting with pro-russian political figures in europe and pushing the ukraine plot. u.s. intelligence cites his wider work as part of this russian disinformation campaign, noting the controversial movie that aired on a u.s. television network in late january 2020. now, we all lived through russia, if you're listening, we lived through the mueller probe. we lived through all the foreign trump mishigash to borrow a yiddish word for clownery. at this point, i got to tell you, i covered a lot of this stuff. i lived along with you. it would be understandable for many people to want to just move on. but experts say that very emotion is misplaced. presid

and then the house intelligence committee chair adam schiff has more on the global rise of authoritarianism. leader of the house foreign affairs subcommittee looks at the u.s. policy toward china, taiwan and the asian pacific region. >> you're watching c-span2, your unfiltered view of government. today brought to

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store of value it's not it's not as bad as khoury shells or storing old telephone books like peter schiff does he's got a whole warehouse full of old telephone books that i think his whole wealth is stored in but you know it compared to cohen it's really quaint falls fall short. now would you ever use goal is ahead. in this year a government or central bank i mean what were your big k.c. is big on gold is c. totally going to switch over to pick point entirely now r.'s or is casey still stuck on gold nick. well the thing is is that what we're interested what i'm interested in is money what has the best monetary properties were not for ticket i'm not particularly wedded to anything i want something that has the best monetary properties and i want to look at that with open eyes and analyze that i'm not reading off a bull completely but you're right looking going down the list of all the attributes of money and money is not that hard to understand money is just something that stores and exchanges the well that's all it is it's not complicated so what look at the attributes of gold in bitcoin

it what's ludicrous is nobody was telling you to take down all the false statements that adam schiff and nancy pelosi and chuck schumer made about the russia hoax investigation i mean if there's anything it could be has been demonstrated to be absolutely untrue over the last 4 years is that donald trump didn't conspire with russia to win the 2016 election and where is you tube taking down you know videos that have to do with the infamous steal you know gossip it was just made up absolutely scandalous allegations about donald trump and his hotel room at the ritz carlton moscow but there is a liberal organization who will structure in america that wants to suffocate free speech and sadly enough you tube and facebook and twitter are part of. a poll last year by the pew research center found that most americans think social media senses political fecit also found many republicans believe the big tech companies favor the liberal vs legal and media analyst law i don't believe he changed latest move is an attempt to silence political opponents. google and you tube and other other platforms

all the cool kids here in the halls of congress and the white house including representative adam schiff and senator chuck schumer. joining us now to discuss the 18th anniversary of the u.s. invasion and occupation of iraq is the co-founder of code pink medea benjamin medea always a pleasure having you on. nice balance so looking back at the 18th anniversary of the u.s. invasion and occupation of iraq what sticks out to you the most about that moment in history and how it has now shaped the world today. perhaps the most tragic irony is that the u.s. overthrow saddam hussein gave iran a lot more power in iraq and in the region itself and so now you see the u.s. in this war with iran precisely because u.s. invasion open the gates for the shia community who is that you are even oppressed by saddam to pick out more power and therefore iran has more power. amodio your organization code pink was founded in november of 2002 being the lead up to the iraq war one of the least mention stories about the invasion with a massive global protest against it despite the lack of news coverage of those pro

vying for the now open position, adam schiff who served as the lead prosecutor in donald trump's first impeachment trial and was elected to the senate in 1996. we'll, of course, continue to follow that search for a new state attorney general and let you know of any other lawmakers expressing interest in the now vacant position. we're live in san francisco. cierra johnson for nbc bay area news. >> cierra, thank you. >>> developing now, tomorrow's first scheduled court hearing for the suspect in atlanta massive massage parlor shootings. that's been delayed. robert aaron long, as you see here, shot and killed eight people in three atlanta-area massage parlors tuesday night. he's now apparently talking to investigators and sharing information about his motives. at this point, they're not calling it a hate crime. police also say once everything is out on the table, it is possible that hate crime charges will still be considered. violent attacks against asian community will be the focus on tonight's installment of our race in america series, the conversation. best-selling author, amy tan is

it what's ludicrous is nobody was telling you to take down all the false statements that adam schiff and nancy pelosi and chuck schumer made about the russia hoax investigation i mean if there's anything that has been demonstrated to be absolutely untrue over the last 4 years is that donald trump didn't conspire with russia to win the 2016 election and wears you to taking down you know videos that have to do with the infamous steal you know gossip it was just made up absolutely scandalous allegations about donald trump and his hotel room at the ritz carlton in moscow but there is a liberal organization structure in america that wants to suffocate free speech and sadly enough you tube and facebook and twitter are part of it. in other news slovakia has become country number 39 to give the green light to russia's main covert vaccine it's the 2nd e.u. nation to approve sputnik v. and it comes as the blocks vaccine shortages continue to mount charlotta been ski has more now on europe's struggling inoculation campaign. well there is dissent in the e.u. ranks who are now saying enough is en

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