i basic rules, turn up when subpoenaed not apply to steve banning?— not apply to steve banning?any _ not apply to steve banning? i don't pay apply any more- _ not apply to steve banning? i don't pay apply any more. think- not apply to steve banning? i don't pay apply any more. think of- pay apply any more. think of having me. i think what we learned over the last four years of president dropping in the fbi and justice department done with them i think there's a new set of rules how republicans and deal with law enforcement go in doing that forward. i think he saw the stall tactics from the clinton and obama wreck administrations or to change how republicans view law and order in thejudicial system. i think you'll see more of a democratic party approach and ignore the judicial system when it comes to subpoenas for contempt of congress. thejudicial subpoenas for contempt of congress. the judicial system doesn't sound like a thing you do in a democracy? we've come a long way from honouring the system and appearing before the savannahs with members of congress set up. it's a shame.

reporting is that the situation with mark meadows is a little bit more complicated than it is with steve bansay that he was protected by executive privilege which is the reason that he didn't come before the committee, but he wasn't even an employee of the executive branch at the time that the committee is interested about learning more. mark meadows was chief the staff. so perhaps his privilege claims are a little stronger. but still the committee believes that it is his responsibility to come before the committee and answer the subpoena and at least attempt to answer some of the questions that they have had before him. what the committee now will have to figure out exactly how do they compel that testimony. and of course they have said that criminal contempt is an avenue that they could go down with meadows. they all but threatened that on friday. they have an issue not only with his role but also the calendar, the house's schedule to wrap their business up before the thanks giving holiday on friday, they won't be here at all next week. so to pack all that work that they have to do to move

when kristen salumi reports steve ban and the long time advisor to the former president was subpoenaed and asked to appear by the committee that is investigating the january 6th capital breach. they say that they had reason to believe that he had information regarding little bands that took place that day. they point 2 statements. he made the day before the january 6 attack on the capital in a podcast in which he said that extreme events were going to happen and quote, all hell is going to break loose. on the following day, the you and climate summit in glasgow has gone into over time as delegates trying to reach an agreement on a draft plan to protect the planet from catastrophic global warming. the cool aim is to count global warming at 1.5 degrees for this to happen. the well needs to cut emissions by 45 percent by the year 2030, and chief carbon neutrality by 2050. but financing the transition remains a key sticking point. here if his government has outlined conditions for possible talks with rebels from the northern, think ry region, the armed wing of the to go on people's liberat

the move comes after the committee held former white house aide steve ban machine contempt last month. >>> now to a developing story out of southern california. detectives search add land full for evidence in the disappearance of a woman missing since mid-october. heidi planik vanished after attending one of her son's football games her ex-husband said he she left the game, she was in a mood he described as being a little edgy. >> our 11-year-old boy needs to know what has happened to his mom, and that's why i'm making an appeal to the press today to say we need some help. >> her ex-husband said he filed a missing persons report on october 20th after she failed to pick up her son from school. >>> coming up, a family's desperate plea for answers, after a college student is killed in a tragic fraternity boxing fight. >>> and a big rig crash causes a traffic nightmare, shutting down a busy highway. the huge effort to get this mess cleaned up. >>> abases man said he failed his drivers test because he was driving a tesla. how he said a certain tesla feature held him back pop >> and what we

steve ban in the long time adviser to the former president was subpoenaed and asked to appear by the committee that is investigating the january 6 capital breach. they say that they had reason to believe that he had information regarding the balance that took place that day. they point 2 statements. he made the day before the january 6 attack on the capital in a podcast in which he said that extreme events were going to happen and quotes all hell is going to break loose on the following day. so the house wanted to hear what steve been and had to say when he didn't show up. they voted him in contempt of courts that finding was turned over to the courts in the united states, the u. s. attorney presented it to a so called grand jury, who found that there was reason to move forward with criminal charges against the president's former adviser. and if he's found guilty of these charges, he could face up to a year in prison on each one as well as a significant fine. and we spoke to bruce fine, who is a former us associate deputy attorney general. he believes banum is hoping trial will win t

s. capital on january 6th, kristen salumi reports steve ban in the long time advisor to the former president was subpoenaed and asked to appear by the committee that is investigating the january 6 capital breach. they say that they had reason to believe that he had information regarding little events that took place that day. they point 2 statements. he made the day before the january 6 attack on the capital in a podcast in which he said that extreme events were going to happen and quote, all hell is going to break loose on the following day. here in climate summit and glasgow has gone into overtime, delegates trying to reach an agreement on a revised draft plan aimed at protecting the planets. the u. s. equity of states has announced cattle will represent the diplomatic interests of the united states enough chemist on cath, i will assume the role of protecting power to facilitate formal communication between washington. uncouple the u. s. doesn't recognize the taliban government in afghanistan. the european commission says it won't be intimidated by threats from batteries to cost of russian

is what these people are, when he went there, there were questions about the time he spent with steve ban followed through on this, there is evidence and i don't mean to be yelling at you, but i'm at my wit's end with these people. where is the character of our elected leaders. >> jennifer, i hear you and i don't blame you for -- because you have tried to get everyone's attention, tried to grab everybody by the collar and say that it is only getting more dangerous. it does seem to be escalating in terms of not only his rhetoric but now putting out image as and things leakike. i've heard some democrats saying that scensoring him would only give him more notoriety. >> that is absolute crap. it starts with censure. he has forfeited -- he does not deserve the right to serve in this congress. and in fact if you look at the 4th amendment and i've had legal scholars talk with me about this, it has been not enin interpreted this way, but it can be interpreted such that speaker nancy pelosi can say, no, sir, you have forfeited your right to your seat in congress. take me to court and get back in.

steve ban new york i'll go before any committee. he defied a speen, a. ittee wanted him to come in and tell the truth f.you'll go before anybody and make your case why won't steve bannon show up before congress and answer the questions. >> and whether or not the doj charges him with criminal contempt is what all the other trump allies, the aides that were in trump's inner circle and as high a level as stephen miller as well as the former press secretary, kailey mcenany an even some low-level aides there, all of them are looking to see whether or not the doj charge is bannon because if they don't, don't follow through on that, they will think they can defy the speech arksz. 16 subpoenas out or so, roughly the level that the january 6th committee everyone you'd this week and that's a huge question whether or not the committee gets to the truth and gets to the bottom of not just what the communication around january 6th itself but also what influence there was and the outcome of the election in counting votes and attempts to try to stop it. >> underneath all

we don't know ultimately how doj will move forward with the steve ban noncase.t to make a point. you bring up jeffrey clark and mark meadows. the committee will meet tomorrow. and when we saw that that was the advisory sent out, we thought it was going to be about mark meadows. because it was clear that because he didn't appear for his deposition, they are actively talking about what they will do in terms of a consequence for that. but we also know that jeffrey clark did appear for his deposition, but didn't answer any of the questions posed to him. so a different way of not cooperating with the committee. it is clear that they want to show that there are consequences to not cooperating but you're right, it is not necessarily showing that the people who are at the top of this food chain are going to be a littling any differently. both mark meadows and jeffrey clark are saying that these are executive privilege conversations and that is why all of this will end up mired in the courts which is not what the committee wants because need to move as quickly as possibl

as a major travel ban goes into effect. steveth details. david, good morning to you. it sounds like the president in a couple of hours is going to talk to the country about this new bug. >> yes, 11:45 this morning. the president will address the nation. specifically about this will omicron variant which originated in south africa. the president received a briefing yesterday. we showed it at the top of the show. a photograph inside the oval office with members of his team. steve according to the white house is he in regular contact with those experts. travel ban being united states south africa. to be clear our viewers it does not apply to american citizens in south africa who want to come home with the chief covid adviser dr. anthony fauci said it will gak two weeks before we have definitive data on this strain. >> it's definitely here already. looking at the number of cases coming off planes this weekend. almost a certainty cases that have gotten into the united states. >> these are the countries with confirmed cases and where e

to the countries of our former us president donald trump's long time ally steve bannon has surrendered to federal authority ban and is facing contempt charges for refusing to cooperate with the congressional investigation. into january's attack on the capital on his radio show, the day before bannon has said, all hell is going to break loose. the jury in the trial of an american teenager accused of shooting protesters will begin deliberations on tuesday. ca rittenhouse is charged with murdering to people through racial justice protests in kenosha, wisconsin. last year the sudanese authorities have released edge's ears. hard to bureau chief l. mossad me in canada. she was taken into custody overnight on saturday. after security forces rated his home the you case, terror threat level has been raised to severe following up last outside a hospital on sunday. police say a taxi pulled up outside a hospital in live for and then exploded. those are the headlines now back to winds . oh oh, the stand off over the controversial dakota access pipeline keeps growing. yesterday president obama waiting on the fight. right no

dangerous conflict of former us president donald trump's long time ally steve bannon has surrendered the federal authorities ban and is facing contempt charges for refusing to cooperate with the congressional investigation. into january's attack on the capital on his radio show the day before bad and had said quote, all hell is going to break loose defiance. the banners spoke to media after his appearance in court. not just from people and not just conservative. every progressive, every liberal in this country that, that like freedom of speech in liberty. ok should be fighting for this case. that's why i'm here today. very by why i'm never going to back down and they took on the wrong guy this time. all right guys, and then the us president joe biden says he hopes to have a candid discussion with his chinese counterpart. and they have responsibility to make sure competition does not vere into conflict. he's holding a virtual meeting with china's she jumping. it comes at a time of increasing tensions between the 2 global powers, taiwan and human rights issues in hong kong or at the heart of the current friction

for you as president donald trump's long time ally steve bannon has surrendered to federal authorities ban and is facing contempt charges for refusing to cooperate with the congressional investigation into january storming of the capital a defines the banner, spoke to media after his appearance in court. not just from people are not just conservative. every progressive, every liberal in this country that likes freedom of speech and liberty. okay. should be fighting for this case. that's why i'm here today for everybody. i'm never going to back down in the late they took on the wrong guy this time, a guy and you as president joe biden has signed his one trillion dollar infrastructure bill into law. you promised more jobs, as money is invested in roads, bridges, transport, and broadband upgrades. the cuban government has clamped down on planned opposition protests across the country is declaring rallies illegal, and stop some demonstrators from leaving their homes. but they have been protests in other cities around the world. in mexico's cap, 2 people demonstrated outside the cuban embassies

news from the us where former president donald trump's long time allies, steve bannon, has surrendered to federal authorities ban on his facing charges for refusing to cooperate with the congressional investigation into the january 6 attack on the u. s. capital. as spring in particle hen was hauling developments for us in washington, dc patty abandons indictment on contempt charges a few days ago. sent shock waves to washington and now is turned himself in. he has, he's turned himself into the f. b, i field office will go before a federal magistrate in a couple of hours. these are 2 misdemeanor charges, so likely he'll just be released on his own to face charges later. this is very rare. the justice department very rarely goes after people for contempt of congress, but the ban is facing 2 charges, one for not showing up to an interview, one for not providing documents to the congress that is investigating that january 6th insurrection. no been was key to this committee's findings because she was in the room with all present former president trump's advisors in the days before the january 6th and direction. she w

banning all foreign travel. the variant has been found in much of europe and in canada. no reported cases yet in the u.s. sandra, back to you. >> sandra: stevein atlanta, thank you. john? >> john: president biden's travel ban on eight african nations went into effect today to help slow the variant spread. but critics say it is too little, too late since they are already confirmed cases, as steve was mentioning, in europe, asia, canada, and beyond. senator tom cotton says the ban is worse than useless since it didn't go into effect until three days after it was announced. >> if you want to implement a travel ban needs to go into effect immediately. that is what most european nations did that implement a debt travel ban. if you don't want to implement a travel ban because you think the virus is already here or it's counterproductive, you shouldn't do so. this is yet another incompetent half-measure. >> john: benjamin hall is live at the state department with the latest on all of this. that benjamin? >> john, this travel ban has been slammed by the countries affected by the w.h.o., the u.n., and numerous politicians, as you heard senator cotton

sean g ban sky r t cali. we spoke to steve, move about this, he's the director of the center for migration and economic prosperity and says that human trafficking has become a big issue for the u. k. well, there is a growing problem in the united kingdom of an underground market for jobs, which is creating a black economy that is growing ever more so illegal migrants who are basically economic migrants are paying millions of pounds each year to people traffickers to avoid the legal routes and, and, and avoid any lawful way of living in the united kingdom. very few people, traffickers have been caught, even fewer have been prosecuted and imprisoned. and as a consequence of that, part of the growing black economy in the united kingdom is basically what's called debt financing, and a legal migrant will pay a people trafficker a sum of money and if he can't afford it, the people trafficker will lend him the money and when he gets to the united kingdom, that person has to pay the people traffic back at really high rates of interest

ban to private citizens. joining us now university of texas school of law professor steve vladox. y the court this is again not about the court deciding whether the six-week abortion ban is constitutional, but how it's being played out. give us broad picture. what should we really be looking for in these oral arguments? >> erica, it's the right question and i think the short answer is br are the justices with the decisive votes. where is justice kavanaugh and amy coney barrett, are they worried texas has made it impossible for individuals to vindicate an existing constitutional right or focused on the traps texas created and worried about undoing the traps, opening the door to lawsuits. which those two justices are leaning i think will tell us a lot about how these two cases are going to come out. >> it's a remarkable precedent set here by texas, because basically does it set up other state legislatures using the same method to get around constitutional, to enforce an abortion ban, could you delegate to private citizens to enforce actions against desegregation, prior decisions had

of a political stand off. donald trump's former top aid, steve bannon has been charged with 2 criminal acts for disobeying a congressional order ban and was summoned to appear at a congressional hearing investigating the january 6 attack on capitol hill. the committee is trying to determine the causes of the attack that attempted to stop these certification. a president biden's election when people in germany are being urged to limit their contact with others and avoid large events. is a 4th wave of coven. 19 infections takes holds more than $48000.00 people tested positive on friday. that's just under their record high set on thursday. health officials, one government, the government to consider closing venues in the worst affected areas. a 3 week partial lockdown has started in the netherlands, police fired water cannon into a crowd are demonstrating against the new rules from saturday bar as restaurants and supermarkets will all close. early on. sporting events will also be held behind closed doors. the up to date with the headlines on al jazeera up next is counting the costs. thanks for watching by there's a lot more into al j

me for a number of months. donald trump's former top aid steve baton, has been charged with 2 criminal acts for disobeying a congressional order ban and was summoned to appear at a congressional hearing investigating the january 6 riots on capitol hill. the committee is trying to determine the causes of the attack that attempted to stop the certification of president biden's election when the daughter of the philippine president rodrigo, the territory has filed her candidacy for vice president sarah the territory and elsewhere for the 2022 election was immediately endorsed by the party of the presidential front runner. sarah, the territory is currently the mayor of devout city. frances presidential election is 5 months away, but the race as ready seen some unexpected twists writer and talk show commentator ericsson moore is expected to announce his candidacy. and he set to run on an anti immigration platform that could eclipse far right liter marina pam. natasha butler reports from berto the more faith from being ruined by immigration, islam and political correctness. and his message is seducing far right and conservative, both to

for a number of months. donald trump's former top aid, steve bannon has been charged with 2 criminal acts for disobeying a congressional order ban and was summoned to appear at a hearing investigating the january 6 riots on capitol hill committee is trying to determine the causes of the attack. the attempt to stop the certification of president biden's election when christian salumi is in new york with more details where there are 2 contempt of congress charges, one for failing to testify before the house committee and another failing to produce documents requested by the committee. steve van, in the long time adviser to the former president, was subpoenaed and asked to appear by the committee that is investigating the january 6 capital breach. they say that they had reason to believe that he had information regarding the balance that took place that day. they point to statements, he made the day before the january 6 attack on the capital in a podcast in which he said that extreme events were going to happen and quotes all hell is going to break loose on the following day. so the house wanted to hear what steve been and had to s

. >> the united states department of justice charged steve bannon with criminal contempt of congress. two counts, one relates to ban none's refusal to testify and the other refusal to produce documents. bannon did not appear before the se committee. he did not certify he conducted a diligent search for responsive records, that is stonewalling. now, it's an interesting law that's been charged under here. it's a misdemeanor. so the maximum penalty here is one year in prison and $1,000 fine, which really unusual, most misdemeanors people don't go to prison. here if he's convicted he has to go to prison for at least one month and pay $100. important thing to note this is about punishment. if he is convicted it will not force him to testify. it's about punishment and deterring others. >> if he wants to eat the one month in jail, he could. >> he could do that and never get in front of congress. >> what's the process here? >> the judge here, judge carl nichols appointed to the bench in 2019 by donald trump. government lawyer and private career he gave a broad view of executive privilege, in his limited time on the bench,

banning case is different. first of all president trump is no longer the president, he is a former president, as she points out stevet a white house official at this time. he had been out of the white house since 2017 and also were not talking about the official business of the president. what were talking about investigating a crime which is the insurrection at the capital. what does that say about the strength of bannon's case and is there a big difference between bannon's case and let's say former white house chief of staff mark meadows. >> there is an enormous difference, the former chief of staff mark meadows is going to go through the process of what is allowed in executive privilege and what is it. we don't know those answers that's what we'll find out. bna did not have those protections. when i worked in the house of representatives for the majority leader congress held eric holder in contempt for not appearing before congress. congress takes his very seriously and whether you're talking about a republican house or democratic house. congress and its oversight is paramount in republicans and democrats should

banning case is different. firfirst of all, president trums no longer present. stevewhite house official. he had been out of the way out since 2017 and we are not talking about the official business of the president. what we're talking talking about is investigating a crime which was the insurrection at the capitol. what does all of that say about the strengths of steve bannon skates? is there a big difference between his case and that, let's say, a former white house academic chief of staff mark meadows? >> doug: mark meadows is going to see what his executive privilege and what is not. we don't know his answers but that's were going to find out. steve bannon does not have those protections. when i worked in the house of representatives for then majority leader, they held that then attorney general and contempt for not appearing before congress. congress takes things very seriously. when you're talking about a republican house or democratic house, the primacy of congress and its oversight is terrible. republicans and democrats should be able to unify on this. they ob

steve englander of standard chartered. the t word. lisa: he is saying transitory. i have been banned from saying it. i think they did have interesting language that was touting the t word in some nuance, and the idea they are trying to move away from that. to this point that you are talking about, they didn't say how much they were tapering in january, february, march. is there a chance they could accelerate the end of their bond purchases? jonathan: maybe they will have to. who makes that decision? we still don't know who is running the central bank. he was asked about yesterday. the chairman didn't want to go there. what does next year look like in the economy? no idea. how does the fed respond to it? i have no idea who the chairman of the fed will be. tom: i go back to the single headline we saw, i don't have it memorized, but the supply, demand imbalances. that is the ambiguity out there between one set saying worry, and others saying the booming demand is a worry. that is the microeconomic tension the phd's have to deal with it. jonathan: this year has been humbling for the equity market bears.

southern africa and starting today, a travel ban went into effect in eight south african countries. fox news, steve harrigan tells us health officials around the world are now scrambling to get a handle on the fast spreading strain. we're throwing everything we can at this virus. president biden is sounding the alarm as the spread of the new omicron covid-19 variant accelerates. it's already been detected in more than a dozen countries after first emerging in southern africa last week, and it's spreading more quickly than any strain we've seen before. in south africa. the positivity rate went from 2% to 9% in just six days. but most doctors say there is little risk of hospitalization or death for fully vaccinated people. the chances are very high that the vaccine will offer at least some level of protection. the white house says its containment strategy is based on making sure people roll up their sleeves for vaccines and boosters. and the travel ban to and from eight south african countries will also stay in place for now, saying it's the best way to stop a crime from spreading in the u. s gives u

a country that was transparent about the variant, they get rewarded by being within a banned from coming here. steve mutations about this covid. we will talk to marc siegel about that very shortly. the suspect in the waukesha christmas parade tragedy now facing six counts of homicide. why he may soon need to find a new lawyer for another violent offense. ainsley: proud to be an american. enes kanter freeman. free document youwill hear his e became a u.s. citizen. ♪ these are the days of america. ♪ rybelsus® is a pill that lowers blood sugar in three ways. increases insulin when you need it... decreases sugar... and slows food. the majority of people taking rybelsus® lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop rybelsus® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or an allergic reaction. serious side effects may include pancrea

steve: it's a sell-out. brian: yeah, and they were banned from new york for the longest time and they couldn't do it. t west virginia hope to see everybody out there the president freedom fighter and don't forget 11:00 sunday fox news channel, we put it on television. ainsley: how are you feeling you've had a busy week. brian: i feel good! i feel great. brian: go buy brian's book. steve: i think on monday you'll be in her home state of south carolina. brian: i'll be doing a day with tim scott and you'll find out what it's like being a senator in his hometown, because they have to be in two places. ainsley: they love him there. okay, well be safe and have fun in south carolina eat some grits and sweet tea. steve: see you monday, everybody

investigating the january 6th riot former trump white house adviser steve bannon is now facing criminal charges. a federal grand jury has indicted ban comply with the subpoena from the congressional committee investigating the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. the 67 year-old former trump adviser was indicted on 2 counts of contempt of congress. one for refusing to appear for a deposition and the other for refusing to produce documents congressional investigators pointing to bannon's own comments on his podcast the day before the riot where he said, quote, all is going to break loose tomorrow and tomorrow is game day. bannon's attorney told the select committee last month he would not cooperate citing president trump's assertion of executive privilege. but bannon was a private citizen at the time of the capitol riot and the committee says his public comments on january 5th suggest he had some knowledge of the violence that would unfold the following day. the indictment comes on the same day former trump chief of staff mark meadows refused to show up to give testimony before the january 6 committee and who like bannon now faces

steve bannon. i find it hard to believe there are going to be a lot of people as willing as ban ton do the perp walk and face these repercussions. elie honig, mark meadows was, at the time of january 6th and the lead up to it, the white house chief of staff. as were a number of individuals the committee has sought information and testimony from, including stephen miller and kayleigh mcenany and a bunch of others. their claim to executive privilege, do you think they have a stronger claim to executive privilege than steve bannon who trump fired calling him sloppy steve, several years ago and was a private citizen at the time. is there a difference there, do you think, in how much congress will actually vote to hold a mark meadows in contempt of congress? >> yes, jake, there's a very important difference there which is steve bannon has the weakest executive privilege claim which is now a criminal defense. he has the weakest defense of any of these people because, as you said, he was not part of the executive branch at the time. and one thing that's important to know. we'll have two levels of battle pl

steve band is targeted for not answering questions. again eric holder was held in contempt of congress, john brennan admitted he lied to the u. s. senate. and we're gonna drop drug by banning out here. what, what is really, what should be disturbing to people as they watch the russia, russia, russia hoax fall apart? and they realize that not only was the steel dossier ally, but so was so were the lies regularly told by the media. the media is assigned a narrative to watch, the band is being charged with the narrative. there was insurrection on january 6th . that's fallen apart. there's no one being charged with insurrection. there's no one being charged with any of that stuff. and yet we still have someone in the, in the images you're showing right now on the screen, holding up in the back, you know, cool plot or whatever it is. it's total nonsense, but pelosi and shift, and cnn assigned this to you. and now we have the courts involved that i know what you mean by a court being more fair in a way, but it's a federal court. you're talking about real serious stuff right now. and i think america, this is an extension of the qu, that hillary and the steel dossier, and then shi

banned from campus. they are fully vaccinated. they are on a camp this of all fully vaccinated students. people have lost their mind they are chasing the elusive target of zero. stevefinal comment on jen psaki? >> she has nothing to worry about. she is 42 years of age. she appears healthy and has been fully vaccinated. she is far more at risk of other infections than of covid. >> the vaccines prevent serious illness and death. they don't prevent you getting covid or spreading it so it undermines the case for for their mandate. there is so much and we don't even have time to get into the masks. maybe another time. great to see was always. great to see was always. we will be right back.k. regina approaches the all-electric cadillac lyriq. it's a sunny day. nah, a stormy day. classical music plays. um uh, brass band, new orleans. ♪ ♪ she drives hands free... along the coast. make it palm springs. ♪ cadillac is going electric. if you want to be bold, you have to go off-script. experience the all-electric cadillac lyriq. steve: over the past few days smug self-righteousness army and cnn anchors pining at the fossil fuel jets bound for the virtues signaling frenzy of the

banned from campus. they are fully vaccinated. they are on a camp this of all fully vaccinated students. people have lost their mind they are chasing the elusive target of zero. stevecomment on jen psaki? >> she has nothing to worry about. she is 42 years of age. she appears healthy and has been fully vaccinated. she is far more at risk of other infections than of covid. >> the vaccines prevent serious illness and death. they don't prevent you getting covid or spreading it so it undermines the case for for their mandate. there is so much and we don't even have time to get into the masks. maybe another time. great to see was always. great to see was always. we will be right back.k. ♪ (vo) subaru presents... the underdogs. they may have lost an eye, or their hearing, or their youthful good looks. but there's a lot of things the remarkable dogs haven't lost... like their ability to lick, wag, and love with the best of them. join subaru in helping underdogs find a loving home and celebrate all dogs during our third annual national make a dog's day. >> tech: when you get a chip in your windshield... trust safelite. and celebrate all dogs this couple was headed to the fa

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ban crt and opposes mask and vaccine mandates. steve the youngkin wins the two warring factions of the republican party are both going to declare victory. never trump errs are going to say a republican candidate can win without trump. and then trump supporters will say that donald trump dragged dunkin' over the line. ultimately donald trump did take credit for it he put out a statement yesterday he said would like to thank his base for coming out in force and voting for glenn youngkin. ainsley: his base did help. the independents, the ones that haven't decided yet there were a lot of democrats that voted for youngkin as well. steve: speaking of democrats, we are in new york city, which is a very blue city and a former police officer eric adams has been elected the 110th mayor of new york city. one of the main parts of his campaign appeal was i'm a former cop. i'm not for defunding the police. i'm for law and order. and that helped him cross the line. ainsley: when you look at race, we geraldo a lot about race in these elections. eric ad

travel ban ethics sending mixed signals on mask wearing them and meanwhile ethics questions being asked, chris cuo and the new ceo of twitter. plenty of fodder for a tonight's panel. kevin walling, steveey, shannon, good to see you. >> shannon: we heard this weekend about the omicron variant we are told that there is going to be a stop on some flights coming from certain countries in africa. it was not that long ago there was not another administration doing similar things and this is what president biden prepresident back in march of 2020 said the law will not stop the coronavirus banning all travel from europe or the part of the world will not stop it. we need a plan to combat it. listen, jen psaki was asked about this in the white house briefing and she went on they attack calling president trump xenophobic but not address president biden shift on this. >> exactly and she started going on about, well, what was the policy that -- it was the tweets but it was biden's tweets. by the way, kamala harris is welcome, they specifically called out africa extension of the travel ban. they called it anti-blackened-kamala harris referred that it was driven by hate it's a total flip-flop and it

charges for ban been the charges about to be recommended for clark, congressman schiff said members will also this week -- a criminal referral for mark meadows who like jeffly clrk and steveestigation. joining us now is pete aguilar, democrat of californiaing a member of the january 6th investigation. pleasure to have you here. thanks for making time. >> thanks for having me. >>, so we've got these oral arguments tomorrow at the d.c. circuit court. how important are president trump's white house records to the investigation? there's no way to know how the courts are going handle this from here on out, particularly if this goes to the supreme court. would it be a critical factor for your investigation if ultimately you weren't able to get the trump white house records? >> we've said all along we want to tell the full and complete story, and in order to do that we're going to need documents and interviews, so clearly that is what's helpful about the document requests and national archives request. we're please at the time line the court is addressing this, and doug letter and the team here will be arguing that before the court of appeals tomorrow. so we're excited to move t

and interestingly — former skipper steve smith will take—up the role of vice captain, his first leadership position for his country since his banare taking the news about the new highly mutated covid—19 variant very seriously. we know mutations could lead to the emergence and spread of even more concerning variants of the virus which could spread worldwide within a few months. it is now important that all of us in europe acted very swiftly, decisively and united. the european commission has today proposed to member states to activate the emergency brake on travel from countries in southern african and other countries affected to limit the spread of the new variant. all air travel to these countries should be suspended and they should be suspended until we have a clear understanding about the danger posed by this new variant. and travellers returning from this region should respect strict quarantine rules. i have spoken about the situation today with scientists and vaccine manufacturers. they fully support such precautionary measures to avoid international spreading of the concerning variants. it also depends on all of us as cit

banned it, so we went ahead and played it early. the bar will only play the song once per night. i say the more christmas music, the better. steve i disagree. steve: well, we just played it. >> reporter: i start playing christmas music after labor day. ainsley: me too. and what about a fire? i light a fire starting in september. >> reporter: well, i don't have a fireplace, but i put a yule log on my computer. [laughter] steve: lighting the garbage bags on fire here in new york city -- brian: no one's picking up the garbage. oh -- thanks so much. that was joel. >>> coming up straight ahead, crime is on the rise in minneapolis, but today voters could soon replace their police with a public safety department. the dangerous impact of the defund movement still ahead. steve: but first, lawrence jones joins us live from minute maid park in houston gearing up for game six of the world series. hey, lawrence. lauren: hey, guys. whoever wins the world series, they will be celebrating on this field. i've inspected the field, and it's ready to go for the big game coming up on fox. ♪ if. ♪ ♪ your record label is taking off. but so is your sou

steve: i'm sure for a while more precautions will be taken, but we're going to get more answers later today from wisconsin up next, supreme court could rule on upholding the texas abortion banlking about the rittenhouse trial and president biden's remarks after that. also, general jack keane will be here to talk about the adversar ies with ev in russia and china, and their moves as we enter the holiday season and the supreme court about to announce some big announcement we'll have shannon brean here it could be about the texas abortion law so we'll bring that to you at 9:00. ♪i want to break free♪ (vo) ready to break free? let's get away to a place where we can finally be free. ♪i've got to break free♪ (vo) plan your getaway with norwegian. sail safe, feel free. with nhl center ice, you can follow your favorite teams and players, no matter where you live. you'll get up to 40 out of market games a week, putting you in control of the matchups you watch... every night of the season. with nhl center ice you'll get a season ticket to the best stars of the nhl. experience all the nhl action with xfinity x1. track stats and scores while watching your team live. to upgrade, just sa