priest, who met tim stewart once in 2018, claims stewart said he could pass information to the pm.t he could make evidence i had about government corruption available to the prime minister and have the prime minister of australia act on that evidence. louise: priest says tim stewart sent him this picture of tim and scott morrison together. eliahi: i can't emphasize enough how close tim said the families were, which was why he said there was a way, due to that closeness, that he could influence the prime minister. louise: at the time, scott morrison was preparing for one of his first acts as prime minister, a national apology to survivors of institutional child sexual abuse. eliahi priest set up a meeting with tim stewart and others. the group wanted the phrase "ritual sexual abuse" included in the national apology. dr. michael salter: so, when the qanon conspiracy is using the term "ritual abuse," they're using it as synonymous with child torture, cannibalism, really the most gross and vivid and graphic allegations of child abuse that you can imagine. it has been folded into a set

dave stewart was the ace. most dominating pitchers in all of baseball. >> the a's captivated the bay area. those were great days. this weekend the a's are retiring his number. it's about time. stew is a class act. here is nbc bay area's anthony flores. >> reporter: a surprise standing ovation from his teammates at nbc sports. >> they got me teared up. >> reporter: more tears could be flowing on sunday when dave stewart returns to the coliseum to have his number 34 jersey retired by the oakland a's. >> i'm honored that the oakland a's have seen fit to put me in a place with this team's immortals. >> reporter: long before becoming an a's television analyst, stewart was an all-star pitcher, known for his death stare on the mound, he played for five teams in 16 big league seasons, eight with the a's. >> and williams gop got a strike. >> reporter: raised in oakland, he was at his best when he wont at least 20 homes in four consecutive seasons. he was the 1989 world series mvp, earning a pair of wins in the a's' swe

would not connect the two, the president and stewart rhodes.t would your question be for stewart rhodes in a trial like this? >> if i could appear as chief impeachment counsel, my questions would be, who was that intermediary? was it roger stone? what do the president say at the time? president trump, that caused him to think he should come use force, and commit crimes in order to prevent the peaceful transfer of power. who were his earlier contacts? all of these people who surrounded the president and we're trying to prevent this transfer -- the peaceful transfer of power. what role did they play with the oath keepers? how long did these tentacles extend out to other people who were involved? and i think those are the questions i would ask. if i was the prosecutor, i would establish that he came here with intent to commit violence -- and that should be enough for conviction. >> how does this detail with the doj's investigation into january six? are they watching this and saying, basically creating a checklist? >> i think it is a preview of cer

stewart? >> i think the pot is overfull with use cases already so i have no more to add. >> danielle? >> and you mean, nash >> i will give an example. -- dumps near abortion clinics as a potential way -- tower dumps are pulling location data from a cell phone tower near a location and it will be used, for example, in a bank robbery possibly. and one could imagine, the potential. any others, i am trying to set the stage for before we talk about what we think about this. >> right. i think it is important to recognize that law enforcement state federal and local have contracts with data risks. an location data brokers in particular but data brokers that have 3000 data point on each and everyone of us including whether we terminated pregnancies. the microscopic level of dita -- data. they have a contract on going right now. so the idea that we are, in all cases, going to have interesting fourth amendment questions, due to the for -- third-party doctrine, and i hope that some of these come back in

stewart rhodes are and others are charged with seditious conspiracy against the united states.entered the capitol and some fought with police. the indictment charges that they had stashes of guns and ammunition just outside of washington, d.c. that day ready to be deployed and that rhodes spent weeks coordinating a plan to keep trump in office. obviously, the main part of this trial is whether rhodes and his co-conspirators will be convicted which is a serious charge. and there are questions about what more we learned about january 6 and what happened on that day. three oath keepers have already pleaded guilty to this seditious charge. and now cooperating with prosecutors. one of those cooperators said he overheard stewart rhodes trying to reach trump through an intermediary, but the person on the other end of the line wouldn't connect rhodes to the president. what was that. ? "washington post" reports that investigators are still asking those oath keeper cooperators and their knowledge and other groups january 6. joining us the chief impeachment counsel for house of representa

what was the relationship as you know it between roger stone and stewart rhodes?re was some sort of communication going on because oath keepers were providing security the day before. and it is my understanding that, you know, way back during the campaign, roger stone, from my thought process, is probably the one who was reaching out to these militia leaders. and trying to open lines of communication. so he probably was one of the major players when it comes to some of these extremist groups and backwater communication to the white house. >> jason, thank you very much. really appreciate you being here. again, thank you. >> still ahead, nationalistic fascism is on the rise. not just here. not just here in america, but around the world as well. more on that and how the forces of freedom are fighting back, next. at booking.com, finding perfect isn't rocket science. kitchen? sorted. hot tub, why not? and of course, puppy-friendly. we don't like to say perfect, but it's pretty perfect. booking.com, booking.yeah. for adults with generalized myasthenia gravis who are pos

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in some respects, the oath keepers trial is more serious than that, even though stewart rhodes never entered the capitol himself. instead, prosecutors allege, quote roads and certain coconspirators plan to stop the lawful transfer of presidential power, which included multiple ways to deploy force. they coordinated travel across the country to enter washington, d.c., equip themselves with a variety of weapons, donned combat and tactical gear, and we're prepared to answer rhodes 's call to take up arms at rhodes's direction. the language prosecutors use their plan to stop the lawful transfer of power there is very important, because the crime of which he is charged of seditious conspiracy makes it illegal to and i quote, inspire and overthrow, put down order destroy by force the government of the united states, and use force to prevent hinder or delay the execution of any law of the united states. in other words, to do a violent insurrection. now the oath keepers are arguing they thought what they were doing was illegal when they armed themselves and plan to take the capital by force

members of the far-right gang the oath keepers including its founder this man, elmer stewart rhodes the are on trial for seditious conspiracy for what cause prosecutors say was accorded and premeditated effort to disrupt the peaceful plant transfer of power in the senate. all five members, and roads in particular has quite a colorful history. you notice for instance he wears an eye patches, not from his service in military but rather and 1993 incident were according to the atlantic, he quote dropped a loaded handgun and it shot him in the face, blinding him in his left eye. that incident rhodes said inspired him to go to college, eventually making his way to yale law, top of the top. where he further embrace to fringe libertarian ideology. he wanted to found the oath keepers after barack obama was elected. now this oath keepers trial is not like some others we've seen in the past, where random trump supporters liked a pipe bomb maker from maine or others illegally enter the capitol. this is also step up from the rioter carl young who was just today sentenced to seven years in prison for

>> it says stewart rhodes. >> the name on the phone says stewart rhodes. but you don't know if he's to? >> would be a very sophisticated play. >> one of the communications? >> he that says, don't call me on my regular phone, or call me on my regular phone. but either way, it suggests -- it's not a way you would communicate to someone if you hadn't been in contact prior to that. >> so you decent communications with a person on the phone who has been identified as roads. >> i think it's important to say this is actually not how you work. we weren't working and that forensic sense, looking to capture. >> you are just doing a documentary. >> yeah, we wanted to understand the movement, the sentiment of these people, and the changes that the states -- undergoing. because it's difficult when you come to europe to get a grasp of all this. >> so all of this is something that, yeah, that we got by chance, and that became relevant because of all these developments. >> so you are also contacted by the fbi? >> that's correct. >> tell us about that. >> we were sitting i

this was just part of the honor of the big occasion was the retiring of stewart number 34. age players to receive that honor. not only did it all happen before number of stewart's old teammates and as great as old manager tony larussa was there with his current team. the white sox, as you would expect from dave stewart, he was grateful to everyone who had a part in the day. it was a pleasure to play here in oakland for you to grow up here in oakland. because who i am what i am. and what i will always be in oakland, a and a native of oakland. thank you. still not yet among these characters, but give them time. the age trailed the white sox 2 to 1 headed to the fifth exploded there for six run inning 11 had already scored. then they may have machine broke a 22 tie with his towering drive to write off. johnny cueto wanted to win 10 to 3 ending losing streak at five games. the rain today soldier field, you probably thought there was no way the giants will be able to play tonight at wrigley field in chicago. well think again. by the time the sun went down, the rain had stopped.

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but privately a critic obtain stewart's note. watson then writes to colbin. there is no denying that tightly organized factions organizing within momentum and the party. at the end of watson's letter, he says, and i attach a document that i am reliably informed, is being shared between momentum members with links to far left parties which summarizes the methods used by militant in the 1980s. i hope this note helps to dispel any remaining notion that entry ism is a conspiracy theory. cole, stewart's note, ends up in the national media. as tom watson says, are you allowing trucks scarce than the hard left in the trade label? this is how you make that are created in the political media space. you have something which is reportable, and it can always be referred back to. and it becomes one of these funds to course isn't a fact. and that's how a large number of these, these stories can come about brighton is a progressive city in the u. k. it's kind of known for being progressive is known for being a liberal, left leaning. and obviously the movement behind jeremy

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stewart rhodes will stand trial along for other members of his militia group.st january 6th rioters to face bare -- a for what may be its final public hearing. with me now, former oath keepers spokesperson, jason van tatenhove, his, book the perils of extremism, how i left the earth keepers and why we should be concerned about a future civil war is due out early next year. your former boss, his trial begins tomorrow. this guy was once a yellow law student, how do you go from there to here? >> i think it has to do with disenfranchisement. i think if we look at some of some of his coworkers, back when he was working for the arizona supreme court, they talk about how he really kind of became more angry with his rhetoric, and how he was talking just with fellow clerks. i think all of this has to do with people being disenfranchised with way the lives are at the moment. things may not be going so well, and they latch onto movements like this. >> the disenfranchised yell law alumni, assad side group, we're also hearing more about roger stone, his ties to the group. a

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as jon stewart found the hard way recently, fox is trace. gallagher has a story for us . >> hey, tucker.fascis turns out the journey from fascism to heroism nowhs. only takes a few months before the russian invasion of ukraine. several media outlets, las including the u.s. government's own voice of america, were happy to lash oukraine'st ukrais azoff battalion for embracing eb ism. now the u.s. appears to be embracing the azoff battaliosmn at the happiest plah on earth, no less.. here's the deal. def during the defense department's annual war games at disney jorld in orlando, liberal comedian jon stewart reportedly awarded ea horoho luska,r ofof a member of the ukraine's aiza force, the , quote, heart of the team award for his inspiration, his shining , hisle, and , of course humor. we're told he happily acceptedwe leftaward with a sleeve over his left arm, a left arm that has previously been photographed with a tattoo. we should note the azoff battalion member picked up his award with many people, including jon stewart, chanting ihor ihor.

ana stewart is there.nd with the houses of parliament behind her, salma abdelaziz with me here outside buckingham palace. we'll have a lot more from london in the hours to come. first, though, let's bring you back to some of our other news. rosemary church is with you at cnn center in atlanta. >> thanks so much, becky. we'll get back to you very soon. russia is on the retreat in eastern ukraine, and its defense ministry is facing some rare public criticism from a kremlin ally. what the chechen leader says about russian strategy. that's just ahead. works on that too, and lasts 12 h hours. 12 hours?! who studies that long? mucinenex dm relieves wet and dry coughs. and it's easier than ever to■ get your projects done right. inside, outside, big or small, angi helps you find the right so for whatever you need done. with angi, you can connect with and see ratings and reviews. just search or scroll to see upf on hundreds of projects. and when you book and pay throug you're covered by our happiness it's easy to m

to baseball now the a's retired dave stewart's number 34 today against the white sox stewart in oaklanditching career with the a's during the late 80s and the glory days and remains incredibly grateful and humble. thank you very much. for putting me in a place that i never thought i would be. thank you very much that up until today. i didn't think i belonged who i am what i am and what i will always be is in oakland a. and a native of oakland. thank you. all right stu as for the game, of course, he threw out the first pitch a strike to the old catcher terry steinbach. that is just great stuff the a's put this one away inside white sox six run fifth inning cat by the laser ramon. loriano to run blast off former. giant johnny cueto. aisman, 103 snap being a five game slide in dion. you mentioned it. it's early but football hurts. there's only so many games. and so when you lose it's crushing and when you win, it's really great, but it's a little bit crushing today. but hey 16 more games clean it up. can't wait till next sunday so much time but not much. not much. i'm trying here. chris ca

it happened at the intersection of stewart avenue and boyce road early this morning around 4 o'clock. >> police say a car was heading westbound on stewart avenue as it entered boyce road collided with the truck. one of 3 passengers in that car was pronounced dead at scene. it's not clear about the other 2 passengers and what their condition is at this time. the truck driver was not injured and is now cooperating with the investigation. a well-known mission sports bar is boarded up. >> severely damaged in a fire. a san francisco firefighters say they responded to the double play bar and grill over the weekend. this bar, it sits at the corner of 16th. and brian was up in flames. holds a lot of memorabilia that is lost. the doors and windows been boarded up. and in the meantime, support, though, has been pouring in from the community. so far the bars go fund me. page has raised more than $8,000. the bar owner says he's still in shock, but it's very across street from the old steel stadium, california is cracking down on catalytic converter thefts with 2 new law signed by governor gavin n

. >> ladies and gentlemen dave stewart. >> the a's retiring dave stewart's number 34 jersey.shares that number with the great raleigh fingers. he was the ace of the a's during their dominating team in the late 80s. he was the world series mvn1989 when the a's swept the giants. he is the 6th former oakland player to have his number retired by the a's. >> to the oakland a's. thank you very much for putting me in a place i never thought i would be. thank you very much that up until today, i did not think i belonged. thank you. >> he certainly does belong. he had a great car require. >>> after the ceremony the a's went on to beat the white sox by the final of 10-3. >>> giants in chicago. weather not a factor for the night game under the lights. tied at one in the seventh inning. launching a solo home run. his 13th of the season. putting the giants up one. then, in the top of the 8th. it is wilmer flores with a 2- run homer to the left. giants beat the cubs, 4-2. something to keep an eye on. dallas quarterback, dak prescott needs surgery on his throwing hand above his thumb. could

council stewart chanted. we hear stories i've been to so many vigils. >> don't have to talk about patrick >> post had to phone oakland city council president nikki fortunato bass attended some of those same vigils for slain residents in her district like dentist to patrick >> family. i continue to extend my condolences and my support. and i am grateful that community has come together. i'm also grateful that in the midst of this violence we're showing the open can come together. but the root of the problem >> has not been >> speaking with the aid of an interpreter, patrick funds, brother takes a different view of this moment in oakland industry happen of my project >> i just feel like the gunman island nonstop. and you see happen every single day. unfortunately going on and within weeks of patrick funds death, the oakland police department arrested 19 year-old major will this. >> and a second juvenile suspect both have been charged in connection to the crime by the alameda county district attorney's office. >

they left you again, as a rule, they were the stewarts, as a rule, they were the waiters somewhere therell, that is, you know, as a rule. it's like uh . he arrived ready. he knows the language he craves get a job. even some kind of it will be let it be minimal, paid. but here you also know, perhaps, m-m like this. here is a moment of such prestige, i live there, i don’t know there, well, in america, let me live in some closet there, but i understand him there in brooklyn, it is considered cool there. but it seems to me that in this particular case, we should just popularize our country as much as possible, you know, and make every effort to keep the guys here. you know, recently i heard wisdom, if there are children somewhere, it means that in some village, it means that life will continue, if there are no children, youth, it means that this city will die, therefore youth is now built on youth, therefore, we needed to stay here. yes, they left partially, but there are many of us, we are young and the future of the city is behind us. well, that is, why leave, when we can arrange this city

jonathan allen and stewart stevens still with us. john, huge upset in the very red state of alaska.take here? >> well, number one, huge news for the democrats as their second straight special election in a competitive environment, in which they were supposed to be feeling headwinds. where they won. new york 19th district just last week. and now you've got alaska. of course you've got a different voting system now, ranked choice. and another big take away from this is that rank choice voting system really gives voters the ability to reject the candidate that they like the least. and in this case, it was sarah palin. and, so it will be interesting to see whether that system is adopted elsewhere. and again we're gonna see these carrots on the ballot in november for a full term. so we will get another look at the new democrat-palooza palin and make vega. but for the short term they work for the democrats tonight. >> steward before the dobbs ruling, med were out registering women in alaska,, 3 to 1. after the ruling that flipped women were up seven. and we saw a surge in new democrats re

a counselor pull stewart to compose a dossier of complaints from 17 people claiming they heard homophobic comments. i must have had very loudly are there 17 people had other people in the room, but also heard that it didn't hurt because it also said stu, it's sends the dossier to party had caught is i have also attached a slip of paper that was handed to me previously by momentum member momentum was an organization, sets out in 2015 to give some kind of organizational form to the the movement that supported jeremy corbin steward claims the note is evidence of a plot i momentum hope to take control of labor party meetings. it's not the kind of night i've ever seen any one sec lighting seriously. this is a night caricaturing what the militant tendency was accused during enlightened ages . and this is lay become rice militants, and its supporters seem to have had as high profile as ever. the militant tendency was a radical left faction that was accused of secretly plotting to take over the labor party. at that time, it controlled liverpool, the local government for the rights of the labor pa

let's go to stewart in new york, stewart?er: hey, jim, how are you doing these days >> stewart, i'm doing well and i hope the same for you. >> caller: good. thank you. i got falling angel from the past that everybody loved that's in trouble today and it's annaly capital. >> they're not in trouble. i don't say fallen angel i don't recommend that stock let's go to neal in california, neal >> caller: boo-yah, jim. thank you for taking my call. >> boo-yah, boo-yah. what's up? >> caller: yeah, i got a question for you about a speculative thing. enbx. >> okay, now, this is another one, electronic component probably in another different time if the fed isn't tightening, you can speak late but instead it costs too much money. let's go to allen in utah, allen? >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah, allen. what's up? >> caller: please give us your opinion on wolf speed, thank you. >> i like semi conductor companies but they're all very under valued except for a few of them like this one that is over valued i won't tell you not to buy thi

eugene and stewart, always a pleasure to speak with you both. thank you. >>> we are awaiting president biden's address to the nation at the top of the hour. we will bring it to you live on msnbc. >>> up next on "the reid out," the court hearing on the classified documents trump stashed at mar-a-lago. they've compared it to an overdue library book if you believe that and called espionage a mundane thing. sure, donald, maybe if it was about how to out an american spy. lets medicare negotiate lower prices with drug companies for the first time. that's more savings for us. i typed in grandma's name and birth year... and there she was, working at the five and dime. my dad's been wondering about his childhood address for 70 years... and i found it in five minutes. ...that little leaf helped me learn all the names from the old neighborhood... it felt like a treasure hunt. the 1950 census adds vivid new detail to your family story. and it's available now on ancestry. millions have made the switch from the big three the 1950 census adds vivid new detai t

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cnn's ar is let signs and anna stewart pick up our coverage. arlette, to you first. give us an idea what the president's schedule is. >> reporter: president biden and first lady jill biden are currently en route to the united kingdom to pay their respects to queen elizabeth ii. and also offer their condolences to the royal family. now, biden's departed joint base andrews a short while ago. they didn't answer reporters question as they left. they will be landing in the uk around 10:00 p.m. local time later this evening. and tomorrow the couple is expected to pay their respects to queen elizabeth at westminster hall before signing a condolence book for the queen. they will also be attending a reception hosted by king charles iii. now, president biden did speak on the phone with king charles on wednesday to express his condolences. but this would be an opportunity to speak with him in person and possibly other members of the royal family as well. and on monday president biden and the first lady will be among the up to 2,000 people who are attending the state funeral for

do you think we're going to see any implication by stewart rhodes, other oath keepers for people like roger stone, who we know have a connection? >> katie, that is what i think we're all waiting for the doj to eventually hone in on, but they have been doing their investigation a bit differently, as we've previously discussed, and have started from the bottom up. sort of hoping potentially that some of these fringier on the ground insurrectionists, people with less political clout and connections might potentially provide for information or maybe serve down the line, provideding insight into levels of coordination that could have existed between the white house. and again, these grassroots insurrectionists that has yet to pan out, though. but getting -- stewart rhodes, someone who has much more visibility than the average insurrectionist, someone who was involved with coordination, and did have some contact with people like roger stone. steve bannon for example, the night before, january 5th, we've previously reported. when he heard that enrique tario was going to prison, he wanted to

the white sox tony larussa, several of stewart's teammates and other oakland greats there to see his number 34 take its place alongside another 34. raleigh fingers has made it doubly enjoyable afternoon, oakland trailed 21 headed to the fifth but exploded for a six run inning. one run had already scored. one machine broke a 22 tie with that towering drives right up johnny cueto, the ace when i do intend to three, ending a losing streak at five games need to come home and clean it up a little bit, don't you think that was self destruct effort. no question about it penalties, mistakes after they completely dominated that game. in the first half conditions that were rough. it was so sloppy, sloppy out there. they need to get points early. they didn't do it. all right. thank you. thanks for watching everybody. we'll see you back everybody. we'll see you back here at 10 o'clock at night. hey, want to spend some time playing the new star wars game this weekend? oh, i don't know. i kind of promised myself i'd get off the computer, be more physically active. get some exercise... you're about

and i don't think that, i think the idea that the moral panic idea that stewart raised, just look to pre-1973. women were self reporting. they were engaging in practices of people that were providing help and getting abortions so you said like this will never happen, there will be never estate in which there's a certain amount of time. we have a huge amount of history that shows us women and girls will seek out the possibility and there are people who will want to provide. so it seems there's a whole lot of harm that has been totally ignored women's living reality and harm. and there are times that i think it's not a moral panic that we want to grapple with and it's not that dobbs made me think that privacy matters, >> let me transition to this. before i do the transition let me say to all of those who are participating online that we have been this for 45 minutes so probably in a few minutes we're going to turn to your questions. drop them in the q&a on zoom if you will and i don't know how the people on c-span can ask questions, iapologize for that. maybe there's a method . so stua

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i'm listening to this point, clearly listening to alistair's roast his politics podcast with rory stewartnd nosheen, are you comfortable with stepping into a broadcast environment or a podcasting environment where you need to perhaps give a bit more, jon, than you would have done doing a hit on the today programme? no, ithink that, yeah, i mean, listen, it's as as you know... come on, jon, put yourself out there, stop hiding behind the screen and the camera, give your life. i think i'm getting life coaching live on radio four from alastair campbell. yeah, my philosophy of broadcasting is it's not about me. _ i know there are some big egos around here, but. i but isn't there but isn't there isn't there a question just quickly in the last few minutes is what alistair is doing with the rest of politics, jon and adam and nosheen, i would say all of your products, in different ways. the new show and times radio, the guardian podcast, the global podcast, their news products is, is what alastair and rory stewart are doing. you consider that news? i think that alastair and rory, i think that alis

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becky, we will be here throughout the day speaking to the peep hole as they >> stewart is outside of buckingham palace here in london. let's get you back to robinson. the front page of the times today simply says, a life in service. on the back page, i want all viewers to see this. this was the queen's christmas broadcast in 1957. she said, i cannot lead you into battle. i do not give you laws or administer justice. but, i can do something else. i can give you my heart and these devotions to these old islands. what is her legacy? as a woman who is not just head of state. in the uk, but in countries around the world. what does it mean for her son taking over her mantle? in such a different era? >> the queen visited more than 100 different countries during her reign. she went to canada 100 times. i spoke to canadians this morning who were all expressing their admiration to the queen for her steadfastness, for hearst service. these are the qualities that people speak about today. i have talked to people this morning who were just getting ready for their days at work and still clearly gr