kevin mccarthy not only stripped steve king of his committees, but orchestrated steve king's ouster from the house because kevin mccarthy a few years ago did not want those kind of voices in the house republican conference but now in this culture imposed by donald trump, those voices are actually not just excused but in some cases celebrated. and it's dangerous and it's bad for the future of the republican party and, more importantly, chuck, i think it's just bad for the country. >> there's no defending this and watching these elected leaders sweep this under the rug is just so demoralizing. but it gets at this weakness that i guess kevin mccarthy has and i guess i want you to explain this. he has to cater to everybody. does he have any strength inside the caucus because he, it does operate and act as if he's extraordinarily politically weak and that he's afraid essentially of any small faction upending his ability to be speaker. >> well, that's right, chuck. it's a hig wire act and we'll see if kevin mccarthy can successfully perform this act. kevin mccarthy is trying to please all fact

he did punish steve king for making incendiary comments. and steve king lost. that's what's missing here. it's that kind of leadership that really will step up and st the standards. somebody has to lower the boom. when i was on that ethics committee, that is no fun. nobody signs up for that when they run for congress. but it has to occur. until the leadership says enough and deals with these things internally and forces these members -- taylor greene, she should have never been thrown off the committee by the full congress. republican leadership should have done it on their own. this is only going to escalate now. republicans will probably take the house back. they're going to turn around, and as soon as one democrat steps out of line, arguably, right or wrong, they're going to lower the boom. this is just going to spin out of control. when ethics is used as a political weapon, there will be no winners. but the institution will suffer greatly, and i think the gop really needs to do more to raise the standards bar back up. and donald trump in many respects is re

we've got to take a quick break, but professor richard will peter ship and steve king stay right there. all right, who will be right back and time now for a quick break, but when we, when we come back, we'll take a look at the international angle as global that has 30 severely $3200.00 trillion dollars. will bring back our paddle of economists to discuss, i'm sure it's going to get heated. ah when i would show the wrong one, i'll just don't rule out the thing because the kid an engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves, well, did we choose to look for common ground to push this with. so the double membranes stretches which are like sax, which capture, pushes the cytoplasm and then deliver them to water, the incinerator of the cell, the license for degradation. so that's what we'll talk with me. i saw a message from an unknown account because it had a selfie with my passport as its profile picture. i saw pictures of my documents. it was they also sent a credit contract. i had just 3 days in a comply with their demands to see if i didn't send money and they sent up an onl

we've got to take a quick break, but professor richard will peter ship and steve king stay right there. about and time. now for a quick break, but when, when we come back, we'll take a look at the international angle as global that has 30 so dearly $3100.00 trillion dollars will bring back our paddle of economists to discuss. i'm sure it's going to get heated. ah, the you is in the process of finalizing what is being called the strategic compass for security and defense. this is shorthand for what may become an e u. army. this is not a new idea, and there is no guarantee that will ever come about is europe capable of defending itself in this competitive world. to proceed with cells, full double, membrane stretches, which are like sex, which capture, pushes the cytoplasm and then deliver them to water. the incinerator of the cell, the lies i'm for degredation. so that's what we'll talk to g m g very something they cost right on police report. it's an all cash in december 2020, a group of anti finishes. sell out a film crew access for 3 months. so if people are organization, if an idea t

i think that what should happen with gosar is what mccarthy did with steve king. he took -- he kicked steve king off his committees. he did the right thing there. and i think gosaris now approaching that territory. they need to do this. it's wrong. it's even worse, while they fail to go after those who are distraction and embarrassment like taylor-greene and gosar, they are coming down on liz cheney and adam kinzinger. we're hearing that the 13, as you pointed out, the 13 republican infrastructure votes, house republican infrastructure vete votes are under tremendous pressure. for a vote! taylor-greene called them traitors for voting for an infrastructure bill that mitch mcconnell, tim scott and lindsey graham voted for. what is this coming to? it's really -- they have to set standards. i was chairman of the ethics committee. we used to have to clamp down on members who did things that brought discredit upon the house. >> congresswoman love, today congressman gosar seemed to double down on that photoshopped an may tweet about biden and ocasio-cortez and about undo

. >> kevin mccarthy joined all two years ago to strip then congressman steve king after his committee assignments after king's white supremacist comments. in te >> that is not the party of lincoln, and it's definitely not america. >> now defending gosar.ot >> i do not condone violence. the video was deleted. o >> gosar reposted the video wa after his censure before taking it down again.ce >>> joining me now is democratic senator jon tester of montana. senator tester, welcome back to "meet the press," sir. >> good to be with you, sir. >> let me start with the fallout of the rittenhouse trial. i think you can provide a unique perspective.et you come from a rural state, one that would collectively describe themselves as a pro second amendment state. there are a lot of so-called pro second amendment folks hailing this as a victory. explain that divide as you see it. >> so, look, i wasn't in kenosha and certainly wasn't in the courtroom either. we are a nation of laws, and tr there was a trial, and the jury issued its verdict. i can't imagine the pain that the families have gone through th

he took care of steve king when that that that a couple years ago. say boebert's apology here -- believe me she didn't wake up thinking better of it. i'll gain tao tee you. >> it sounded like mccarthy's chief of staff may have written that apology. >> her apology was one of these apologies where she's apologizing that people got offended. she's not saying my behavior is a problem, and i think what's more important than the apologies at this point is changed behavior. it's time for them to change their behavior and stop harassing other members of congress, particularly women of color, in the democratic caucus. >>> all right. thank you both for being with us tonight. we appreciate it. >>> coming up, how will the new discovered covid variant affect the economy? the dow jones just had its worst day in a year. >>> plus icon broadway composer stephen sondheim has died. we'll look at his long career. ♪ twenty-seven, twenty-eight, twenty-nine... ♪ ♪ we've been waiting all year to come together... it worked! have a happy and safe holiday season from lexus. (k

we saw how the gop treated steve king with his racist positions, and so on., it seems, about mccarthy making sure he's got the votes if republicans get the majority in 2022 to become speaker. tell us as someone like yourself, a lawoyal member of t party how you see this. are you disappointed? there are limits for your old boss mitch mcconnell, right? we saw his speech after january 6th calling out the president for his involvement there. have we dipped farther than even you would have imagined? >> well, i mean, there are people in the house, including in my own party, who have said and done things that most of us don't condone or approve of. i think the issue here for republicans was when the democrats decided to take the step of stripping him of his committees, when as republicans see it democrats have not policed some of the more extreme elements in their own party, and so i think ultimately the -- what is going to happen here is they did what they did to gosar, when republicans take the house, which i believe by the way is a mortal lock in the next electio

you know, kevin mccarthy did the right thing with steve king a few years ago because of king's incendiaryo stand up, and deal with these issues internally. you know, i was chairman of the ethics committee, wolf. i didn't volunteer for the job. nobody likes to solve as head of internal affairs for the police department for congress. that's not why you run but it's a job that somebody has to do. i mean, members -- some members have to be taught, you know, how to engage civilly in a debate with their colleagues and when they are at home, not to go out there and say these kind of reckless, insulting, inflammatory comments. i mean, it's just really -- it's really out of control and beyond the pail. >> it certainly is, charlie bent. lauren fox thanks as well. there is more breaking news we are following until the situation room. we are learning new information right now about a deadly shooting at a michigan high school. at least three people -- students -- are dead. >> ...and lots of opportunities. >> so, what are you waiting for? >> apply now... >> ...and make a difference. >> singers: ♪ safel

steve king lost his or sympathizing with white nationalism. marjory taylor green for promoting racist conspiracy theories and advocating violence against members of congress. that's the bar normally for this kind of thing to lose your committee assignment. now there's a movement in republicans who want to take that step, the purge, enforcer, you voted the wrong way, you liked that post, want to punish their colleague for voting for a bipartisan roads and bridges bill. not about policy. it's about complete and total loyalty. as the presidency, donald trump and john mcentee built a cult. it's the vision they have now actively that they are cultivating and working on for the american government once again should he be allowed back into the halls of power. olivia troy is an aide to mike pence before resigning. she's director of the republican accountability project and the aforementioned myles taylor is the chief of staff. he is the co-founder and executive director of the renew america movement. olivia, i'm curious from the inside how this tracks

jackie, you know this well, look back to representative steve king, right.out of his committee positions by republican leadership for racist comments. i mean, i wonder what the red line is now. the bottom seems to have fallen so far. is there a comment, including a violent one, that gets a punishment within the party at this point? >> well, clearly not. it's pretty clear that kevin mccarthy is fine letting his caucus become feral. there's no punishment in this republican leadership structure. and i'll tell you what, based on when republicans took the majority or any party takes the majority, it doesn't get easier to control some of these members once they are in the majority. but hi's clearly made the calculation that it's not worth punishing these people, maybe because of backlash from the followers, maybe backlash from the president. i don't know. i haven't talked to him about it. however, it's clear that he's not policing some of these members perhaps like he should, because that's what leadership is. >> yeah. >> i mean, i would say there's zero policing.

remove his members from his committee, in fact they have done that in the past with representative steve king of iowa, who was removed from his committee assignment. this is a very important step the democrats are going to take today. a serious one. and, of course, there are democrats who say gosar is lucky this is all they're going to be voting on today. here's what representative clyburn said earlier. >> it would have been the right thing to do to move to expel him. but it is not what we have decided to do as a collective body because we think quite frankly the republican conference has some responsibility here. they have totally silent on this. what is that about? >> reporter: and, again, this vote happening in just a few hours. we expect that, you know, gosar is supposed to attend this vote. he's supposed to stand in the well of the u.s. house of representatives. whether or not he shows or not, however, the vote is going to go forward. erica and jim? >> we will be watching. lauren fox, appreciate it, thank you. >>> in the next hour, one of the perhaps most well known faces from the januar

this is what happened to steve king in 2019, as punishment after he voiced controversial support for white supremacy. he was booted off his committees. he lost the next race, long the primary to a rep who argued that congressman king was unable to deliver for his district, without committee power. king now is an ex-house member. gosar might learn something from that recent history, or like hamilton, it's not all that evident how good congressman gosar is at history. today's vote does show accountability in reaction. the support for gosar may be telling, may be important, may be something for people to consider, but when it comes to the news tonight and what happened, it is governmentally irrelevant to the outcome. power that those republicans don't wield. the winning side with the action taken by congress, which i'm reminding you is rare. or fantasy or inspiration that teem can take literally. one of the officials started in the video, aoc, came to the floor and didn't ask a question about ref or right. i want you to hear it. it was about asking how modern american republicans have r

when either republican steve king, lost his first sympathizing for white nationalism. georgia republican taylor greene, lost hers for promoting racist anti -- and advocating file-less against her members of congress. that is the bar. for what people to lose their way -- the purge right? enforcer, you like that. imposed well you want to punish their colleagues for voting for a bipartisan roads and bridges bill? it's not about policy, it's about complete and total loyalty. as the presidency, donald trump and his deputy john mcentee built and cold inside the federal government that compensated a violent insurrection. it's the vision that they had now actively cultivated on 40 american governments once again, should he be allowed back into the halls power? olivia troye serves and aides to mike pence before resigning. she is not director of the republican -- and she is the former chief of staff for security. he also resigned during the trump administration. with the prom on mac and cheese employee to try to remove that name plane bearing his name, that i mentioned moments a

instead of what happened before for steve king when he made outrageous statements. let's remember, these are very dangerous statements, really precedented. and to not call this out, it certainly warrants censure, it certainly warrants office committees. i certainly hope it will go to the ethics committee, because this needs to stop. after january 6, you still have donald trump out there egging this kind of thing on, you have steve bannon this week who is egging this type of thing on and, really, his surly response to being indicted is certainly ugly, too, and we know there are dangerous people out there, and one of them, the shaman guy, was just sentenced three years. this is a dangerous situation that needs to be defused, and i really wish leadership would take that on. >> the shaman we're going to talk about in a moment, but he's not a sitting member of congress, remember. >> no, no. well, he's not too different from some of these guys in there right now. that's what's sad. >> so it just feels like the bar keeps getting lower and lower and lower. the thing is, ana

>> steve king was removed from his committees for less offensive remarks.mitic -- with antisemites, has used anti-semitic language. it's ridiculous. at the end of the day we can only blame gosar so much. the real problem is kevin mccarthy. kevin mccarthy has no soul. all he wants to do is become speaker and he's afraid of alienating gosar because he'll need his vote to be speaker some day. republicans are willing to sell their soul, to sell democracy, to sell our jewish community, african-american communities, any community at all. >> do you think any republicans will join democrats if there is a censure vote taken? >> i'm sure some will. but the problem is that, you know, there is no leadership here. leadership has to be the one who takes up this fight. and that's leadership of the republican party, the steve scalises of the world, the elise stefaniks of the world. but they're moral cowards. they won't stand up to donald trump, they won't stand up to the pole gosars of the world, they're so power hungry they're willing to put up with paul gosar. >> i'm jus

steve king of iowa. so again, the house in light of that void must take action. i urge my colleagues to vote yes on both sides of the aisle, to uphold a standard that should be critical to us all. some modicum of respect for those who are political opponents, madame speaker. and some restraint in the way that we depict them and ourselves. vote yes on this resolution. i yield back the balance of my time. >> gentle lady from indiana. >> and i yield to the ranking member of the oversight and reform committee. >> recognized for two minutes. >> madame speaker, during democrats' leadership of the house, we've seenen a unprecedented exercise of authority that only a democrat could wield due to the authoritarian nature of actions. democrat leadership has fined republican members for not masking, installed metal detectors, stripped others of committee assignments and sought to enforce sweeping subpoenas against the former president and his top advisers. and not just related to the events of january 6 -- >> we have been intending to show you more of this speech from the ra

steve king of iowa. so again, the house in light of that avoid must take action. i urge my colleagues to vote yes on both sides of the aisle. to uphold a standard that should be critical to us all. some modicum of respect for those who are our political opponents, madame speaker. and some restraint in the way we depict them and ourselves. vote yes on this resolution, i yield back the balance of my time. >> gentle lady from indiana. >> madame speak e i'm pleased to yield two minutes to the gentleman from kentucky, mr. comber, the ranking member of the oversight and reform committee. >> the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. >> during democrats' leadership of the house, we have seen an unprecedented exercise of authority only a democrat could wield due to the authoritarian nature of actions. democrat leadership has fined republican members for not masking, installed metal detectors, stripped a member of committee assignments, and fought to enforce sweeping subpoenas against the former president and advisers. i'm not talking about subpoenas related to the event

three years ago to show you how nutty and fringe the gop has become, steve king, no the the author butrships from the gop leadership for pro white nationalist comments. two years later you can say it and they won't say a thing. you have lauren boebert, who by the way, chef's tips, has been arrested more than any other congress person, seems to love guns more than people of color. you have matt gaetz, who by the way is being investigated right now for potentially having sex with an yujd age girl and taking her across state lines. his wingman, by the way, has already pled guilty. and you also have a marjorie taylor greene who believes in jewish lasers and promotes replacement theory. these are the mainstream figure heads of the republican party and a person like madison cawthorn who fights trees and loses did a video in the aftermath of the kyle rittenhouse case where he told supporters be armed and be dangerous. can you imagine, alicia, if you, me or renee actually said this on your show right now, hey, people of color, be armed and be dangerous? can you imagine if the squad said that?

when marjorie taylor-green came in you could argue for a few moments last cycle during the whole steve kingrthy would at least try to discipline some of these crazy radical members. is there an effort now? i mean, it looks like there has been nothing, not a word said by leadership here in any significant way. >> that is correct, chuck. it has been radio silence and nbc news has reached out to kevin mccarthy's office to ask about this gosar tweet which appears he has taken down yesterday without responding to it. mccarthy has not said anything. meantime, the far right members of the caucus who have been more aggressive lately. marjorie taylor green targeting the 13 republicans who voted for that infrastructure bill calling them traitors. which by the way happens to be the word a caller issuing death threats used multiple times in that call. it is a staggering reflection of how poisonous and tribal politics have become in washington that a bipartisan bill so thoroughly bipartisan it was written with the help of mitch mcconnell, rob portman, lindsey graham to build roads and bridges is now get

and all of us are old enough to remember when kevin mccarthy punished steve king for his comments beinghat was in 2019. kevin mccarthy's focused only on one thing. winning back the majority and making sure he has enough votes to become speaker and he has to appease that crowd. >> it's the donald trump effect but also the ilhan omar. she's made a series of remarks that were accused of anti-semitism. democratic congresswoman eliot engel said she had made a vial anti-demitic smear. she's faced no consequences for that. made a nonapology apology. pelosi didn't insist on anything more than that. and i think if you are the marjorie taylor greenes and boeberts of the world, why should we be the ones who back down when they never do? >> she was called out by the senior most democrat on the foreign relations committee. so she was called out. >> who is still in power in washington? it's not eliot engel. >> i think pelosi and others called her comments anti-semitic. >> leadership released statements. >> then pelosi accepted her nonanalogy saying she clarified her remarks, which, you know, i'm sorr

we had steve king.right now. >> i am old enough to remember the steve kings thought this was jokes and being mocked by their colleagues. those types of people have been manifesting themselves into paul gosar and marjorie taylor greene. >> i am trying to walk mentally what it would be like among your colleagues. here is when we are going to do, i want you to make a super hero murdering of one of my colleagues. can't fathom what that conversation is like and staff being a former staffer actually execuing it. >> this is beyond anything i have ever saw in anybody's office. >> it's a complete breach of what this institution is about. >> no workplace in america where you can do this and never get a job ever again. >> you would be fired in a second. >> working towards some sort of outside force whether it's trump or the attention of twitter or the constitution of the people of the united states. and willie, while all of this happens on capitol hill, what's the president is doing? >> this is the conversation on

steve king of iowa. so again, the house in light of that void, must take action. urge my colleagues to vote yes. on both sides of the aisle. to uphold a standard that should be critical to us all. some modicum of respect for those who are political opponents, madam speaker. and some restraint in the way we depict them and ourselves. vote yes on this resolution. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from indiana. mrs. walorski: i'm pleased to yield two minutes to the gentleman from kentucky, mr. comer, ranking member of the oversight and reform committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. comer: during democrat's leadership of the house we've seen an unprecedented exercise of authority that only a democrat could wield due to the authoritarian nature of actions. democrat leadership has fined republican members for not mask, installed metal detectors, stripped another republican of committee assignments issued and sought to enforce sweeping subpoenas against the former president and his to

i remember when they stripped steve king of his committee assignments for his white supremacist views gone much farther than that, appearing with white supremacists, being at the heart of january 6th. posting a video, maybe that's supposed to be funny, of him killing one of his colleagues and attacking the president of the united states. they've gone so far and as you've said, they're trying to excommunicate now some of these members who voted with the bipartisan bill that mitch mcconnell voted for in the senate. that's popular. about roads and bridges and high speed internet. i don't know what to say anymore. >> i hear you on the politics. kathy griffin was a comedian by training. mr. gosar, i don't know if he thinks he's funny, but he didn't get voted into congress for being funny. there's no sort of comedy or shield to stand behind. would you like to see secret service and the fbi respond to this dissemination of extremely graphic videos? >> i think the committee in the house should take action. playing things deserving of sennture. and yes, i think when you make threats against th

since even 2019, right, when the whole of the republican caucus voted to strip former congressman steve kings because of the things that he had said that sounded like he was cozying up to white supremacy. that was only three years ago. this is moving really rapidly, the degree to which we have more violence in the country and more violent language in the country, and some of it's donald trump, but some of it predates that, and i think what david jolly is saying is right. when groups feel power is shifting away from them, whether it's from white people to people of color, whether it's from men to women, the people who feel they're losing power that they had as a birthright and by and large that's largely white men, it would be interesting to know the gender split of the poll that you just read there, they feel defensive. they feel power is a zero sum game, and if somebody else is gaining it, they are losing it, and they start fighting to protect it and i think that's the moment we're in now. everybody watching the demographics of america, the whole country knows that by 2044, america becomes

steve king of iowa. so again, the house in light of that void, must take action. i urge my colleagues to vote yes. on both sides of the aisle. to uphold a standard that should be critical to us all. some modicum of respect for those who are political opponents, madam speaker. and some restraint in the way we depict them and ourselves. vote yes on this resolution. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from indiana. mrs. walorski: i'm pleased to yield two minutes to the gentleman from kentucky, mr. comer, ranking member of the oversight and reform committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. comer: during democrat's leadership of the house we've seen an unprecedented exercise of authority that only a democrat could wield due to the authoritarian nature of actions. democrat leadership has fined republican members for not mask, installed metal detectors, stripped another republican of committee assignments issued and sought to enforce sweeping subpoenas against the former president and his

so is steve kerr the night king from "game of thrones?" remember, arya night king. followed by grey's anatomy, and stay tuned for abc 7 news at 11:00. thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. dan: we appreciate your time. pittsburgh police want people to be on the lookout for this vehicle they say was stolen about an hour ago with a two-year-old girl still inside. ama: 2007 chevy tahoe with black rims, license plate 5vsk465. if you see or have seen this vehicle, please call 911. dan: we will keep you updated on this story and the protest on the old and a bridge all evening. see you tonight at 11:00. have a good evening. ♪ every time i eat stuffed crust from pizza hut, i play this song. but watch what happens when i play it backwards. eat stuffed crust backwards...just $12.99. the original stuffed crust, only from pizza hut. no one outpizzas the hut. from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, th is "jeopardy!" ♪ today's contestants are a ph.d. student from starkville, mississippi... a lawyer from portland, oregon... and our returning champion, a software de

in a statement on sunday, wta chairman and ceo steve simon said: tennis icon billiejean king retweeted podcast. he's been following the story. no, some other reports earlier had suggested that she was missing or that she had disappeared. an interview that the new york times did earlier today with the ceo of the wta, steve simon, he indicated that they believe she is safe, they do not believe she is in any physical danger, and that they have spoken to people who are aware of her whereabouts — even though they have not been able to establish direct contact with peng shuai as of yet. yeah... they're not too worried about her state. right, well, that's a good start. i mean, it's interesting, listening to his comments in terms of what to make — this is steve simon — what to make of this, because they are pretty hard—hitting. 0h, absolutely. no, i think they really had to make a choice here, the wta, whether it was going to sort of step back in lieu of its enormous business investments into china — unintelligible of the tour into china and the chinese market after the success of li na, who w

steve: that's right. the lion kingdid. right now we have five nypd officers in the application process and five more looking at it. steve: fantastic. i understand you put billboards up in the state of texas well. >> right in the austin area, yes. steve: okay. why would that be? >> austin, in texas was one of the few areas that really went after their police officers, talked about defunding and everything else. and we wanted to make sure that we were targeting areas that had disrespected their law enforcement. our board of county commissioners and smaller jurisdictions city of spokane valley their city council passed a resolution last year staying that they supported their law enforcement and 85% of our community supports law enforcement. we want officers to know when they come to work in spokane county, the entire community supports them. steve: okay, well, that message is loud and clear. but what about, you know, let's say an officer is looking in right now and thinking i wouldn't mind going because my department has

first kid to get to it is considered king thanksgiving for the year." [ cheers and applause fantastic. >> stevenow. >> jimmy: this last one's from @kyledice23. he says, "we have a tradition of going to a jimmy buffett concert as a family once a a year and designate one person who's allowed to get blackout drunk. last time it was my mom's turn, and it was awesome." [ cheers and applause those are our "tonight show" hashtags to check out more of our favorites, go to tonightshow.com/hashtags we'll be back with more "tonight show," everybody. come on back ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪♪ ♪ you are my fire ♪ ♪ the one desire ♪ ♪ you are, you are, ♪ ♪ don't wanna hear you say... ♪ ♪♪ ♪ i want it that way ♪ cheez-it snap'd! they're on a mission to save every sandwich from a boring bag of chips. noooo! sandwiches meet your cheesy, thin, crispy cheez-it snap'd savior. so cheesy! so cheesy. cheez-it snap'd. level up your lunch. goodbye chippies expecting someone else? level up your lunch. it's the all-idays, and no matter how you jingle, we've got your jammies. nice, nice. it's the naughty ones who make histor

steve: that's why you were on king street. better you did an excellent job. brian: thanks. ainsley: ignore us at your peril. two moms put elected officials on notice and they set the record straight on the role that parents play in their kids' education. steve: still ahead president biden's ftc nominee wants more control of the airways, joe concha on that what it means for conservative media straight ahead on this wednesday. ♪ ♪ your mission: stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and take. it. on... with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps tame pain, stiffness, swelling. and for some, rinvoq can even significantly reduce ra fatigue. that's rinvoq relief. with ra, your overactive immune system attacks your joints. rinvoq regulates it to help stop the attack. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious infections and blood clots, sometimes fatal, have occurred as have certain cancers, including lymphoma, and tears in the stomach

so you know, martin luther king's vision of a color-blind society is being upended here, steve.do you say? >> well that's right. i think most american people are adversely reacting to that. i think again we're seeing a movement where the money should be controlled by parents to choose the best schools for their kids. each kid is different. so you may have a great school in your neighborhood but may not be right for your particular child. so let the money go to the kids. i think that movement is going to grow. it is the taxpayer's money. they should be able to determine where it goes best meet needs of these children and not bureaucrats standing in the way, blocking kids getting good education and parents not able to determine the best curriculum. we know it works in schools. elizabeth: to what steve is saying, also this, terry mcauliffe is turning to the democrat playbook saying republicans are racist, sexist, misogynist, homophobic and xenophobic. has the lincoln project using democrat staffers standing as tiki torch bearing. parents are outraged, that the gentleman who ran the

statement on sunday, wta chairman and ceo steve simon said "peng shuai, and all women, deserve to be heard, not censored. going on to say: tennis icon billiejean king and host of the no challenges remaining podcast. he's been following the story and joins me live now from washington. imean, it i mean, it is quite a story, isn't it? can i touch on billie jean king's comment, saying we hope she is found safe. we do not know that she is missing as such, do we? not know that she is missing as such. do we?— such, do we? no, some of the reorts such, do we? no, some of the reports earlier— such, do we? no, some of the reports earlier had _ such, do we? no, some of the reports earlier had suggested l reports earlier had suggested she had missed —— she was missing or had disappeared, the new york times had given interview earlier with the ceo of the wta, steve simon, who believed she is safe and not in any physical danger and they have spoken to people who are aware of her whereabouts, even though they have not been able to establish direct contact with peng shuai and are not too worried about her state.- worried about her state. that's a aood worried about

steve rogers. we also need to thank specifically the glenn county police department chief, ricky evans, and captain jeremiah berkless. we need to thank glenn county sheriff neil jump. ron adams. georgia state patrol. king and sergeant chris black. we also think the -- thank the operations manager for homeland security. we can make note of this, ahmaud arbery's has signaled changes in this community and in the nation. with the passing of georgia's first-ever hate crime bill and the changing of georgia's antiquated citizens arrest law. we want to thank this community for the support it's given to the family and to us, and the community at large. we want to have some opportunity to have some remarks, also, from our team. our senior assistant district attorney and lead attorney, linda dunikoski. [applause] >> thank you. thank you very much. this was a team effort. i want everyone to know this was a gigantic team effort. the trust in our team, i could not have done it without my partners. they were all very, very instrumental in making this happen. we had so many people on the team that helped bring justice. we really appreciate the support that we had and the faith from mr. arbery and wanda cooper-jones, w

steve kerr said there's no target date for clay's actual return. if i were to bet he said is definitely going to be home either december 20th or the 23rd to play the kingszlies that that week before they go on a long road i think it will be one of those 2 days if i were to guess at h ebenezer. ebenezer. marley? first you will see the past. excuse me! coming through! ugh! and then...the present. and finally, ebenezer...the future! introducing the all-electric eqs. happy holidays from mercedes-benz. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes firm, that was the best call i could've made. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. ♪ the barnes firm injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ window back on display at macy's in union square said the dogs and cats actually be in their lives. they've been switched to videos of the animals this year it's an improvement from last year when they were on d

steve acute fossil soldiers were killed during an attack on wednesday. president caberry has promised to end what he called dysfunction within the military. nicholas huck as reported extensively formed king of faso. he has the latest forms, a car in cynical the latest type that took place just mid november in nata, on a, on the shore w security forces, outpost to where, where they were attacked and 50 people were killed. but the, the information that leaked out falling the attack that they had gone 2 weeks without food ration and that they had to hunt to survive when they came under attacked. well that caused dismay and shock and anger, amongst many people in burkina faso. and in fact, those that are protesting to day, they say that protesting in support of the security forces, but against the president hawk macavoy. now he's announced on thursday after almost a week of staying quite silent about this, this whole affair. he's an else on, on them, on thursday that the, he would make some sort of reforms to the military allowing a less space for corruption. and yet, despite this announcement mean, there's really what has happening right now is there's little trust between the presidency an

steve: part one now you got the wish. >> ainsley: game of addition. brian: joel, you will sway the balance of power. ainsley: did you like kingou get grits. brian: no. i was working. steve: i had some in washington it was fantastic. ainsley: the biden administration admits considering shutting down another pipeline hear from the oil workers who fear their jobs are on the line. brian: our friend pete hegseth is having breakfast with friends and we are paying for it pete are, you have to talk to other people. we have talked to you about this. you have to be more friendly. will pete be friendly? that story when we come back. ♪ ♪ with amerisave's consistently low mortgage rates, your little girl can go wherever her dreams take her, like toward a career in the ethics of rhythm and movement. anyway, good luck with that, because amerisave can only help with the part of the dream you can buy -- with money. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indee

steve: you are suggesting keep that on the top of your car? >> keep it on the roof of your car, very compact; kingnice: this is awesome. >> cast iron disk portable system. cook over a fire mitt. folds up into a carry kit. cook it over an open fire or. steve: how about this one. >> propane tank. steve: i don't have time to find wood. >> table top or use tri pod works off -- you can cook anywhere you go. steve: disco series. >> disco. all comes from ik amper cook on the go. steve: there she is over there over the weekend you have got the bad weather and you get stuck in your vehicle but you have got your little janice dean motel. >> track -- this takes less than a minute to apply. simply put the strap through,. steve: if you are stuck in the mud? >> yes. steve: so clever. >> uses the power of the car to pull you out. track amazing. show you this is really. steve: i love this. >> this is -- watch this, hundreds of different makes and models turns your console into an in vehicle safe. now when you are traveling you can secure your documents, your money, your valuables, your firearms right in your own

steve: thank you peter. now we are going to turn to headlines. downtown ceilings is currently so dangerous city employees are being offered security to get out of the office. kinging bus program. employees will be escorted to a nearby train or ferry location which is a total distance of less than half a mile to each drop off location. apparently not safe. the pilot program comes as the city sees a surge in crime including 35% rise in shootings from last year. meanwhile, a minute societies principal allowing a boy accuseo students to remain in school. that principal is now threatening to punish students who staged a walkout in protest. the students staging their own walkout even after being told they could be suspended. the principal also saying he would call the police on parents who questioned his decision. the school board is refusing to comment. we're going to work on that. that's ugly. meanwhile, britney spears 13-year long conservatorship could end later today. the pop star's attorney heads back to court for the first time since her father jamie was removed as conservator. sheet took to instagram earlier this week sharing in a now deleted caption, i haven'