shelley phels trying to move on from. shelley phelps there — trying to move on from.there on _ trying to move on from. shelley phelps there on the _ trying to move on from. shelley phelps there on the resignation| trying to move on from. shelley i phelps there on the resignation list of liz truss. the new year's honours list has also been announced with people recognise from the world of sport, entertainmentand people recognise from the world of sport, entertainment and charity. jilly cooper is made a dame and there is a knighthood for michael eavis who coordinated the glastonbury festival. it is a great yearfor glastonbury festival. it is a great year for women's football, recognition for three lionesses. her books have sold in their millions. noinlly cooper has been made a dame for services to literature and charity. can't quite believe it. so lovely. i mean, when they told me i got te letter, and i thought, god, this can't be me. but it was lovely, i was thrilled to bits. michael eavis has been welcoming festival goers to glastonbury for more than half a century. h

kelly johnson, member offense the west virginia delegation, senator joe manchin, senator shelley capitopresentative alexander moody and representative carol miller and chief randy moore of the united states forest service. mr. jim kaufman with the architect of the capitol and youth tree lighter ethan reese, west virginia. >> ladies and gentlemen, mr. jim kaufman, director of capitol grounds at the architect of the capitol. >> good evening. welcome to the 59th annual christmas tree lighting ceremony at the united states capitol. i am jim kaufman, director of capital grounds at the architect of the capitol. i'm honored to be here this evening along with the speaker of the house, mr. mike johnson to light the 2023 capitol christmas tree. we are also privileged to present this year's youth christmas tree lighter ethan reese from beverly elementary school in west virginia. [cheers and applause] >> lighting the capitol christmas tree has been festive tradition since 1964 and one to continue this year. we are delighted to have the capital christmas tree that west virginians and all americans c

daire, shelley, kenny, and aoife, thank you! shelley, kenny, and aoife, thank ou!en so we will see drier and brighter moments compared with yesterday. still isobars on the chart indicating it will stay windy across the country. eastern areas have a dry and bright start with sunshine, showers frequent in the west, some heavy and thundery, merging into longer spells of rain across scotland, northern england and wales for a time later in the morning, working its way into the south—west and east anglia into the afternoon. the channel islands could get away with a dry day. but still very blustery, 1t0 get away with a dry day. but still very blustery, a0 or 50 miles an hour gusts, not quite as high as 80 or 90 we saw yesterday and still fairly mild. temperatures at seven to 13 degrees, above where we should be at this stage in december. tonight, a brief spell of heavy rain across the south—east will gradually clear. furthershowers across the south—east will gradually clear. further showers and longer spells of rain and hail snow in northern scotland and an icy start in t

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how do you respond, shelley? caller:caller: let's see what happens. i've got nothing. host: theresa and tennessee come you support moving forward with this impeachment inquiry. caller: good morning. you just stole my thunder. you said everything i was going to say. the gop had to bring this impeachment inquiry because the doj has blocked them at every move. they do have evidence. they pointed out tons of evidence yesterday and that hearing on watching. for the democrats to, and say they have no evidence, they have suspicious report records from banks. they received $15 million from foreign nationals. they had bank accounts and shell companies. the media -- there is no evidence whatsoever. there is evidence. the question being this is not an impeachment. it is impeachment inquiry. if there is nothing that joe biden did wrong, you would think he and his party before the election would be glad to have this inquiry over with and him not be impeached. host: how do you respond to republican senator chuck grassley of iowa that he has seen no evidence president biden was invol

she has more on what we can expect to hearfrom mrjohnson. 0ur political correspondent is shelley phelps mrjohnson. we have been getting an idea from those close to borisjohnson and his allies about the broad scope of the argument he will be making when he gives evidence to the covid inquiry on wednesday and thursday. in addition to the apology, we understand he will defend decisions made by his government arguing that on the big calls he got things right and he will be pointing to things like the vaccine, also pointing to the uk's emergence with the timing of that from its a final lock ahead of comparable economies. he will defend his use of colourful language and phrases. people might be watching and thinking, why are we hearing about this now before the session has started? why are we hearing this now? it is likely for borisjohnson and his team, it is about getting that defence out there now. on wednesday and thursday there will be that avalanche of scrutiny and the focus will be on those, the questions and the exchanges there. let s get some of the day s other news now. ajudge in the

shelley phelps, bbc news.comes into force on sunday, meaning rescue organisations have until the end of today to rehome them. if they can't, the animals will have to be put down. rebecca ricks went to visit a centre in exeter, in southwest england, to find out how they're coping with rising numbers of the breed. he may not know it, but drax has been given a second chance. the dog was bred from two xl bullies, before he was rescued from birmingham and recently rehomed in exeter by a charity. drax was an arranged rescue, but volunteers say the situation now is worse. up until the ban came into effect, we were never asked by a council, pound, or by a vet to rescue one of these dogs, because it had been abandoned. we had not had one request before. since october, we've had about 12. and we are just one small local volunteer—run rescue. the rspca is also seeing people starting to leave xl bullies at its centres. what we are faced with unfortunately is a deadline of new year's eve that if we haven't rehomed the xl b

our political correspondent, shelley phelps, reports.gning as leader of the conservative party. more than a year after her resignation, liz truss�*s honours list has finally been revealed. the 11 awards largely given to political supporters and former aides include three life peerages, one for ex—vote leave chief matthew elliott, another for businessmen and conservative donor john moynihan, and thirdly, ruth porter, a long—term adviser. there were also damehoods for the writer and maths education campaigner shirley conran and the former conservative ministerjackie doyle—price. another ex—conservative minister alec shelbrooke gets a knighthood. critics have expressed dismay at the list. remember, liz truss was prime ministerfor ao—odd days. she and her conservative colleagues pushed the economy off a cliff. families across the country are paying more on their mortgage, more in tax, more on their credit cards, as a consequence of decisions taken by liz truss. and these are rewards for failure. speaking to bbc radio 4's today programme, a f

[applause] also with us is the united states senator from west virginia, shelley o-uppercase-letter. are also joined by chairman and congressman stephen womack of arkansas. congressman, thank you for being with us. [applause] our previous archivist and dear friend the tenth archivist of the united states is here on hand. anyway, thank you. [applause] and most recently during very difficult and challenging times, the acting archivist deb wall. thank you again for your service. [applause] and the vice chair of the foundation, secretary rodney slater. thank you for your leadership. [applause] i think most of you know the national archives is a truly unique government institution. by the way it's an independent agency created by franklin delano roosevelt in the 30s. we contain billions of documents within these buildings and other buildings. and each tells a part of the american story. we are obviously in the archives test with preserving our past. buto it must do with an eye to the future so we celebrate that future today as we are gathered for this ceremony celebrating new beginnings a

our political correspondent shelley phelps has more.idence to the covid inquiry on wednesday and thursday. and in addition to that apology that you just mentioned there, we understand that he is going to defend the decisions made by his government, arguing that on the big calls, they got things right, that he'll be pointing to things like the vaccine, also pointing to things like the uk's emergence, the timing of that from its final lockdown ahead of comparable economies, that he'll be defending his use of colourful language and phrases. but i think that people might be watching and thinking, "well, "why are we hearing about this now before this session has started?" so, why are we hearing this now? i think it is likely that for borisjohnson and his team, it is about getting that defence out there now, because on wednesday and thursday, there will be that avalanche of scrutiny and the focus shelley phelps, our political correspondent. the face of the women's rights movements in the us during the 1970s now 89 years old, steinem sat down

sonali: and i am shelley bassett. we have green on the screen today. we needed that. we are looking at the s&p 500 up half of 1%. if it holds throughout the day, you're looking at an s&p back in the green for the week. that would be the fifth straight week in a row. the nasdaq 100 only up 0.2% and what does that mean? we are about flat on the week. a little negative, but it still has the chance. we are also looking at the two-year yield. we are watching a 13 basis point move lower in that two-year yield. 10-year yield down 11 basis points. pretty drastic moves today. jon: let's also go under the hood within the technology sector which you referenced. we are seeing cautionary points. dell shares down over 4.5% after the outlook for the company and the financial picture is a struggle point right now. tesla shares off 0.5%. we are still getting reactions from the cyber truck launch. i also wanted to show you what is happening with shares of j&j. we are going to talk about the drug sector later in the program. in that case, bullish comments from ubs have in helping the st

creation, isn’t this horror, also a tradition of fantastic literature, starting with frankenstein, mary shelleyfrom where in all languages borrowed invented... to the authors the word robot, as psychologists say, this is due to a person’s fear that his creation, a robot or artificial intelligence, will be too similar to a person, that is, a person associates a robot with himself and, as it were, extrapolates all his abilities to the robot , that is, a robot can feel, experience emotions, which is why a person is afraid of a robot, not because it is somehow dangerous. because we have created a lot of weapons in the world, yes, we talk about them, but for some reason no one talks about artificial intelligence so he doesn’t really raise the topic, artificial intelligence is too much, as if it were his own. more primitive, more such are found, it is as if logically, as he himself is programmed within the framework that he spoke, i will logically make people think that robots are safe, if logically no one can contradict me, it is as if they will have to agree with me, that’s what he said, people act

open in 2000 and then is closing 2000 fair enough to size these for reopening 2010 can started the c shelley open for 6 yards when he was finally question in november 2016 and the may 2017 the prosecute, the young me close the investigation and dismissed the case. and then when do nothing was arrested in april 2019. a new swedish prosecute to reopen the case, but of course, and it was already, there was no case at all. so she closed the investigation once and football and uh, november 2019. and the when notice charges, you know, this case was disappearing many of the investigation dugeon was never as charged for a. and i can assure you that if they have an anti dense, they could have me definitely charge him. and the me get the book came on try. yeah . and they did that these days has been use to describe this is sort of condition the supposed to be at the fuck is the public opinion offense. and on that rape case, the never was, it was just part of this manipulated firestorm that was created in an effort to bring this knowledge down the lines wait 2 weeks published votes. because of course,

sonali: and i am shelley bassett. we have green on the screen today. we needed that. holds throughout the day, you're looking at an s&p back in the green for the week. that would be the fifth straight week in a row. the nasdaq 100 only up 0.2% and what does that mean? we are about flat on the week. a little negative, but it still has the chance. we are also looking at the two-year yield. we are watching

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the hers are sent to have inspired novels like mary shelley's frankenstein. and the use of light and color and costs are going to be free, breaks paintings captured the striking sconce in the darkness. the trout of the earth, catastrophe and creativity went hand in hand. it's even been planned that the russians for the invention of the bicycle or a series that's on proven. but we do know why be a rupture and brought cooler temperatures. so, but kind of low the level suddenly a little bit. when a volcanic eruption injects action, must be a tacit, and gas is into the atmosphere i've gotten into the stratosphere. so by that all you haven't for the day for a sulfate aerosols, or which the earth's rotation helps spread around the globe will be by walking. edu and those aerosols have a cooling effect on the earth. done by now, crops fail thing going to be not that many animals can't find enough food. and so what are we going to say uh, but just to be back, indonesia is situated on the pacific ring of fire mountain bore on some bond is just one of more than a 100 ac

feel like there's no coffee day shelley see. they don't trust the system because of the delay in how the kind of the cases and then how the be received. some of the services provided those have the experience on how to cancel survivors on balance. and so to help this woman, i think that's what you see to she need to train. some people who are the counselors were able to counsel survive. they saw fitness, big valley, and this service, the discounts between the woman and the service. it needs to be reduced. we should have institutions who have representation, somewhere near the community. these are the 2 outs reduced in these communities. they should have caught the length of a level so that if it will, money is being abused and feel that she doesn't need to. she needs to report it gently and cannot get to the business to she. it would just be a full color weight. then she would be helped. okay, john, all right, so a matter of rise gone now. thank you very much for speaking to us. thank you to for having to take you to all these t

and finally, a painting by the famous he tells you, and renee since onto his son, robots and shelley has been re discovered in naples the mcdonough telegraphs. it had disappeared completely from public view in the 1980s. it's been kept in a private and new family homes. the painting is believe to be was $100000000.00 euros and will now be restored as it was found to be in poor condition. officials will also investigate if it was a quiet property. as you're watching dw news is a reminder of how the top stories be, how most controls gauze and health ministry says dozens of people have not been killed in the hours since fighting was in the gaza strip. these are in the military accuse tomas of violating the terms of the truths which expires early friday. i'm us accused israel of refusing to accept all of its office to prolong the deal german child. so it will show us has announced the loan self and international group to help fight climate change. the so called climate club will focus on industrial policy and how greenhouse gases can be caught in the 2nd schultz. this will lead us attend

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a painting by the famous italian relations office son's little button shelley has been re discovered in naples. the model on the delegate opposite has disappeared from public view in the 1980s it's and we still kept in the private and each family home. the painting is believe to me, was a 100000000 euros and will now be restored as it was found in poor condition. officials will also investigate if it was acquired property. as you're watching, the news is a reminder of our top stories. the how most controls guys in the health industry says thousands of people have been killed in the hours since israel resumed operations in the gaza strip. is really military accused. how mazda, i'm finalizing the terms of the truce, which expires are the 5. i'm also to use israel of refusing to accept or if it's offers to prolong video ads. britton's king charles has said has told well leaders at the top 28th time it's told into by that he prays this summer. will be a critical turning point towards action. over the next 2 days in array of lead us from around the globe, us about to speak about the impac

when he left shelley, make the bed loud. look at my hair, the 1st aid kit on the key in the middle. they made up the key. yes. let's see how many there are. first of a a. and then we can decide where to put the babies, women, and children. but as the injured to take the 1st floor and the others the 2nd week i'm, i look at them a whole good by the very to 10 a reef. transporting hundreds of refugees to the larger island. many more are expected. so i'm going to hold them that are so many coming. we just can't take care of them. the one boat arrives, you give everyone water and take them to the showers, then and other boats come in 280 people to yeah, they say you must reorganize again. let's see where you can find more back. sorry, hold on the sidebar. the one who said last got hard at out and it and does it, and we can big although many arrive sick or wounded just a few days ago, a man and test that he does care died. deputy see be a big girl is not it's a real blow you ever need to have them. do you wonder if you could have done more? whether you should have checked again that night

in front, out of a stroller and running to a shelter were heard from locals about the facts of a shelley miserable. you know, it was, i was at home at the time of the explosion because i have guests from the neighborhood that i work here, the central market, some i'm an intent for now. my call was left for the night. i came to where i wanted to take my child home, but now it looks like this is a pity that the call was damaged, but at least with our lives on russian president vladimir present. as for the teams of help from industry, officials and emergency responders do bells are up to help the victims of the attack early a r t correspondent rooms enrollment costs are wrapped, shed more details on the deadly shelling with my colleague rachel bramble. and there were the children among the left simmons and some of them are wounded pretty badly and are currently in intensive care. so as i said, deadly tally might not be final just yet. now ukraine struck the very centre of bell girl and in the early afternoon on saturday, just the day before the new year's celebrations. naturally, there were

of the attack earlier are to corresponding truman cars or if she didn't want details on the deadly shelley with my colleague rachel ruble. as there were of the children among the victim is, and some of them are wounded pretty badly and are currently in intensive care. so of this, deadly tally might not be final just yet. now ukraine struck the very centre of belgrade in the early afternoon on saturday. just the day before the new year's celebrations, naturally, there were many civilians near the city's main christmas tree around the central ice case in rank. and of course, in the central park in belgrade as well. we saw absolutely horrifying footage of the dead and wounded on the ground in this free some months the debris from the damage buildings and shattered glass. also we saw absolutely a random people administering 1st aid to those who were still alive. now there was also quite a lot of damage to infrastructure and private cars were also full of shrapnel holes . according to the russian defense ministry cube used modified multiple launch or walking systems would cluster munitions of u

my idea of shelley on site today is where the forces reportedly cower down 6 as flags targeting areas close to the boat to the store and 6 buildings and damaging another 15 exchange of fire between the as well and has a lot of happiness collecting since the outbreak of the war in garza is what we heard from liberty citizens living on the boulder whose houses were destroyed. the she says the in the strikes came at night. everything was so calm that with no aircraft in the sky. suddenly we had the sound of war plans and then a miss style hitting much 1000. i joined my fellow residence and the rescue is at the scene of the strike. and we helped to transport the dead and wounded, recovered from under the rubble of the tennessee river family displays during the war lives in this house. what crimes of the people leaving in this neighborhood guilty off the target to be strikes off people? anyone who stands up and says, no, it's a targets. we will not leave the slides unless the land is pulled out from under all seats. we have roots it in all land, and it is not easy for a man to leave his la

and shelley is ready. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has repeatedly will and that he wants to eliminate, tomas and now it's is reportedly using new a technology to help it expand the potential list of targets, which many fear could lead to even more civilian deaths. so let's take a closer look at this advanced warfare. it's been powered by large amounts of data that's faded into an artificial intelligence system, a and a i cold hub, sora translated from hebrew to meet the gospel, produces potential targets for his really strikes which are then confirmed by members of unintelligence unit. the system allows these well to identify much, not a much larger number of targets. at the same time, the scope of the bombing campaign has been broadened. even the low ranking em us fight is a considered potential targets for an ass strike. israel has also loosened its rules of engagement to allow for more civilian deaths in the pursuit of its objectives. the being reports of family homes being bombed with the item of killing a single how must fight to more than 15000 palestinians have been killed in i

include the picture show huge clouds of smoke rising into the uh, as the borderline pummeled by idea. shelley on stuff is a the idea supposedly car without 6 strikes, targeting areas close to lebanon's border with the as well destroying 6 buildings and damaging another 15. this latest exchange of fire between it as well as has the le, comes 2 months off the outbreak of war in garza to me while the is really fine. but as the has to it is signed. so on less than honest a sporadic walk it fine was exchanged on saturday between the as ready military on the husband them and us in group. benjamin netanyahu issued a stop warning to the neighboring states to move his bike. uh if hes ballade choose us to start a global war, then it will turn the root and south lebanon, which is not far from here into gaza and ton eunice with its own hands. we are determined to bring about a victory. it comes with another warning from the is really defense minister. you have go on to august. the $18000.00 displaced is res. refrain from returning to the homes in northern israel, the official hinted that the ideas may op

is expected to barely mention his former senior aide dominic cummings. 0ur political correspondent shelleyand his allies about the broad scope of the arguments he will be making when he gives evidence to the covid inquiry on wednesday and thursday. and in addition to that apology that you just mention there, we understand that he is going to defend the decisions made by his government, arguing that on the big calls, they got things right, that he'll be pointing to things like the vaccine, also pointing to things like the uk's emergence, the timing of that from its final lockdown ahead of comparable economies, that he'll be defending his use of colourful language and phrases. but i think that people might be watching and thinking, "well, "why are we hearing about this now before this session has started?" so, why are we hearing this now? i think it is likely that for borisjohnson and his team, it is about getting that defence out there now, because on wednesday and thursday, there will be that avalanche of scrutiny and the focus will be on those questions and the exchanges there. an 84—year

there are david watts writer and maths education champagne at shelley conrad and former conservativebrooke, while five other allies received cvs, 0bs and the years. in a statement, she said: but have a little opponents think it is a disgrace. liz truss was _ think it is a disgrace. liz truss was a _ think it is a disgrace. lz truss was a minister think it is a disgrace. l2 truss was a minister for think it is a disgrace. lz truss was a minister for 40 truss was a minister for a0 days and her colleagues pushed economy off a cliff. families across the country are paying more on their mortgage, more in touch, more on the credit cards, the consequence of decisions by liz truss, and these are awards.- decisions by liz truss, and these are awards. one of his aides was — these are awards. one of his aides was charlotte - these are awards. one of his aides was charlotte owen, i these are awards. one of his i aides was charlotte owen, what aides was charlotte 0wen, what youngest at age 30 and some feel the whole system needs an overhaul. i feel the whole system needs an overhaul. ~ ., , ., .,

facility. dozens of palestinians have been killed and many more of being wounded. officer repeated shelley, bye as ready forces stationed around the area as being continually shifting their all shape as well. the guys as hospitals have turned into bottles, seals in complete violation of international law overnight and is ready tank. show federal maternity building inside the nasa hospital in con eunice, in the side of that killed a 13 year old girl who lost her father and mother, a siblings on one of her legs. on sunday, as any force is strong, they are allowed the hospital in northern gaza and detained its director after days of siege and attacks. is there any forces or accuse of running over palestinians, including wounded patients with bulldozers and the grounds of the cum allowed one hospital? sean casey is an emergency medical teen coordinator in garza, with the world health organization. he says, doctor is actually for hospital, don't have enough resources to treat the patients as in the el cheapo on 2 days ago on saturday to deliver medical supplies for them. what we did find was a

but conservatives say she had a right to put people forward. 0ur political correspondent, shelley phelps's honours list has finally been revealed. the 11 awards largely given to political supporters and former

>> steak and shelley sounds weird. i've never heard of that before. when i order from overeat, i love when i get cookies from combo, one of my favorites. they are only like half cooked so gooey, perfect. >> i get the french fry think about the rest sounds wacko to me but if you order french fries and they come in they are so soggy -- i look. those would not be my top ten. >> they have to be good french fries. it's been wonderful to be with you this morning. mark temper, liz peek, thank you. same time, same place tomorrow morning. varney & co. picks it up, david asman in this morning. >> of money emmer i am david asman informed stuart varney this morning. senate negotiators failed to reach a deal on a framework for border security within the spending plan for israel and ukraine. further diminishing changes of any boat book for christmas. new fox news poll showing overwhelming number of voters think restoring border security is critical. the same goals show former president donald trump increasing his lead within the republican field. gop primary is now

it's not that shelley. it is mild. we've had a little rain.orecast for new year's eve around the corner in times square high 30s, nothing to get too worried about. it is 10:00 eastern. straight to your money on the last trading day of the year. what we've seen is modestly higher, the same theme all week, the dow, s&p and nasdaq all essentially just a little bit higher, less than 10%, flat is what we like to call it, the 10 year treasury yield has been below 4% for quite some time. in late october the search past 5%, bad news for equities especially those big high-growth stocks in the tech sector but now, the euro at 3. 87%. look at the price of oil. oil also has been somewhat subdued. it is up $0.56 but still $72.29 for a barrel of crude. bitcoin, at one point was about $43,000 this week, right now it is up another $500 today, bitcoin right around $43,000. let's get back to this. secretary of state barring donald trump from their 2024 primary ballot. watch this. >> the events of january 6, 2021, unprecedented and tragic, under section 3 of the

let's discuss with david shelley and and jessica dean. the dynamic changes, fewer candidates and nikki haley has emerged as the prime trump alternative. is it fair to see we will see them go after her the most? >> she has a lot of wind in her back and momentum, that has been because in part to her performances on these debate stages, she has been able to convert those performances in two growing support, i would argue she's been the most effective at that because we only have four. there is obviously more time for them to go at each other, that is going to be a different dynamic. we have seen very pointed back and forth between her and vivek ramaswamy. i anticipate we see more of that tonight, then you have florida governor ron desantis who has made it through debates without harming himself, without causing any major problems but where is that big moment like nikki haley has seen over and over, can he do something like that? timing wise, we are ever closer to the iowa caucus, it's a prime time but the bottom line is they are all still ru

>> steak and shelley sounds weird. i've never heard of that before.s from combo, one of my favorites. they are only like half cooked so gooey, perfect. >> i get the french fry think about the rest sounds wacko to me but if you order french fries and they come in they are so soggy -- i look. those would not be my top ten. >> they have to be good french fries. it's been wonderful to be with you this morning. mark temper, liz peek, thank you. same time, same place tomorrow morning. varney & co. picks it up, david asman in this morning. >> of money emmer i am david asman informed stuart varney this morning. senate negotiators failed to reach a deal on a framework for border security within the spending plan for israel and ukraine.

our political correspondent shelley phelps has more.getting an idea from those close to borisjohnson and his allies about the broad scope of the arguments he will be making when he gives evidence to the covid inquiry on wednesday and thursday. and in addition to that apology that you just mention there, we understand that he is going to defend the decisions made by his government, arguing that on the big calls, they got things right, that he'll be pointing to things like the vaccine, also pointing to things like the uk's emergence, the timing of that from its final lockdown ahead of comparable economies, that he'll be defending his use of colourful language and phrases. but i think that people might be watching and thinking, "well, "why are we hearing about this now before this session has started?" so, why are we hearing this now? i think it is likely that for borisjohnson and his team, it is about getting that defence out there now, because on wednesday and thursday, there will be that avalanche of scrutiny and the focus will be on th

how do you respond, shelley? caller:caller: let's see what happens. i've got nothing.ost: theresa and tennessee come you support moving forward with this impeachment inquiry. caller: good morning. you just stole my thunder. you said everything i was going to say. the gop had to bring this impeachment inquiry because the doj has blocked them at every move. they do have evidence. they pointed out tons of evidence yesterday and that hearing on watching. for the democrats to, and say they have no evidence, they have suspicious report records from banks. they received $15 million from foreign nationals. they had bank accounts and shell companies. the media -- there is no evidence whatsoever. there is evidence. the question being this is not an impeachment. it is impeachment inquiry. if there is nothing that joe biden did wrong, you would think he and his party before the election would be glad to have this inquiry over with and him not be impeached. host: how do you respond to republican senator chuck grassley of iowa that he has seen no evidence president biden wa involved

. >> iowa resident shelley said she was shocked to see the alter at the capitol so she organized a groupo pray near the row two-on-oneda christmas tree. >> jesse: they did the same thing two years ago in the illinois state capitol and it led to a christian confrontation. [indistinguishable voices] >> let satanic thought prevail now and forevermore. >> jesse: lawmakers in iowa say their hands are tied. i'm not buying that. one of the state's representatives said they can't discriminate on the basis of religion and they can either allow all displays or none. give me a break. it's not a religious display it's a religious attack. a satanic attack on christianity. the satanic the early originally wanted to put a real goat head and stink up the capitol. these are the kind of lunatics we're dealing with. the founder went on christian and said he's not trying to be provocative which is like burning the bible on steps of a church and claiming you're not trying to be provocative. >> was the intent to simply provoke people who of christian faith might find that to be against their religion, not jus

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