is that really stonewalls view of the world? 50 that really stonewalls view of the world? gets mischaracterized. _ world? so no. this again gets mischaracterized. what - world? so no. this again gets - mischaracterized. what stonewall looks to do is to provide organisations with good practice to create an inclusive place to work. it is not the law. but create an inclusive place to work. it is not the law.— it is not the law. but is it good ractice it is not the law. but is it good practice to _ it is not the law. but is it good practice to stop _ it is not the law. but is it good practice to stop calling - practice to stop calling mothers mothers? in practice to stop calling mothers mothers? ,., practice to stop calling mothers mothers? ., ., mothers? in some organisations potentially _ mothers? in some organisations potentially that's _ mothers? in some organisations potentially that's what _ mothers? in some organisations potentially that's what they - mothers? in some organisations. potentially that's what they might not want to do in terms of the culture they are tryin

quite simply, stonewall changed my life.n d'etre for the creation of stonewall was when a government was passing a piece of legislation, a tory government was passing a piece of legislation, which polled really well. you said it. it was called section 28. what did it do? it banned the promotion of, as i think i remember, pretend family relationships in school. my life is not a pretend relationship. and stonewall has gone on to not just help repeal that legislation, but allow lgbtq+ people to thrive in society. so i'm thrilled to take this on. it's challenging. you said it, but it's important work. but for you, therefore this organisation you now chair took you — and we'll discuss this journey in a few minutes�* time — from being a young man scared to be out as a gay... absolutely right. ..to someone who is now married. to someone who has equal rights. absolutely. and i'm also married to a raving labour supporter, too, so it's all very balanced, you know? yeah. i mean, for the early parts of my life, i was not out. i didn't c

because effectively if they pay stonewall stonewall they pay stonewall or stonewall tells of tells themllow our advice. now if you follow our advice, you've got power rankings they reward rankings and they reward them with on their equality with a high on their equality scheme. it like a bit of scheme. right. it like a bit of a racket. it is i massive racket and it is i want full way this stonewall coining in stonewall to coining it in because if don't follow because if you don't follow advice obviously a advice then obviously you're a homophobe transphobic bigot homophobe, a transphobic bigot who should be probably saw merrily executed. well this is the point is that stonewall used to they basically dying out on their old reputation because i did very good early in did some very good work early in day supporting gay day you know supporting gay rights don't know, rights. yeah. now, i don't know, a gay person who thinks a single gay person who thinks they support them in any way. yeah, exactly. so what always happens set happens is these bodies are set up there is a real issue up because

i mean, stonewall, hasn't it? i mean, stonewall, hasn't it?ing the idea of gender identity, ideology, something ideology, which is not something that people, that the majority of people, they share, that this kind of religious it religious faith, isn't it? it is. it and when the snp give is. it is. and when the snp give up on it, you know that, it's rubbish. yeah. yeah. mean they rubbish. yeah. yeah. i mean they are, they, whether they the are, they, whether they were the last to it but i mean last people to it but i mean essentially you pay stonewall turn off grant to come turn off grant for them to come in tell you that white are in and tell you that white are bad. would do that for bad. francis i would do that for probably yeah, but it probably 8000 quid. yeah, but it was an old system, was like such an old system, isn't it? because effectively if they pay stonewall or stonewall tells of tells them, gives them lots of advice. you follow our advice. now if you follow our advice, you've got power rankings reward rankings and they reward them

[applause] and spoke out at the stonewall to defendant human rights.applause] in each of these movements, those leaders expanded rights, which advanced the cause of freedom and liberty. 50 years ago today, so did those who won a fight in the united states supreme court to recognize fundamental, constitutional right of a woman to make decisions about her own body. [cheers & applause] not the government. [applause] for nearly 50 years americans relied on the right that row protected. today, however, on what would have been its 50th anniversary, we speak of the roe decision in the past tense. because last june the united states supreme court took away that constitutional right, a fundamental right, a basic freedom, from the people of america, from the women of america. the court's action has meant already that many dedicated doctors and nurses now lose their ability to care for their patients. that providers go to jail just for doing their job. and that patients are denied critical care and even fear that they will be punished simply for seeking care. it

counsel appointed by the attorney general of the united states, what do we do as a country if they stonewall house of representatives majority of whom are republicans? what do we do as a country if the national archives, also part of the executive branch, is also stonewalling the republicans? in other words, what to we do if separation of powers is violated by the executive branch. and the executive branch is only body we think, that can enforce the law. it is the executive. we have reached this point. we have most dangerous fbi today since history of the fbi. we have most dangerous department of justice since it was founded by grant in 1870. we have the most dangerous attorney general since george washington hand-picked an attorney general in 1775. attorney general did not actually become a person who would be confirmed by senate and head department of justice until the department of justice was founded as i said in 1870. you know the department of justice, the attorney general, the federal bureau of investigation, the u.s. attorney, none of them are in the constitution, they were created b

we don't have all of the answers, chinese stonewalling as they have from the beginning, so is the current white house, some democrats are beginning to come around. >> the chinese have mishandled covid at of step of the way, trying to scene sweep is under the rug. we need to see whether this is true, if is, i don't find it surprising. kennedy: welcome to the party, many republican lawmakers have been saying this for years, liberal media calling them crazy, tennessee republican senator mamarsha blackburn tweeting today: >> will people like dr. fauci every face the music, joining me now senator marsha blackburn here with us. >> this is something that people in tennessee are talking about. this lab leak theory, they put it in there with you know they said, you are wrong it con conspiracy on hunter's l laptop and sepcensorship and the lockdown of our kids this is a long line, where the left ist media have been wrong. kennedy: and do their best to make people pay with their careers, if they dare to do what dr. fauci told them, that was follow the science, many did chart the virus itself, and th

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. >> congressman i want your take on what you all are going to do with the stonewalling.ived through the russia collusion lie. you tried hard, to search for the truth i know that, i was there, you tried hard, to come out with the story that you knew as you knew it, because you saw whatever documents talking about you took testimony and, yet, the white house and the dni are saying, no to any you know, information that congress wants. you've got "daily mail" reporting that hunter biden has millions of dollars in debt legal debt allies starting to help him pay for probe into finances he reportedly threatened to withhold his assistant's paycheck if she agreed to illicit facetime sections study does not stop "new york post" columnist miranda devine on with me yesterday how hunter biden and actions, are now a serious national security risk watch this. >> hunter biden with his father his life was chaotic would keep coming back he wag was doing business making phone calls so on out of joe biden's house, and he was desperate for money, he was a drug addict, and he was a -- you com

the fact is you are getting stonewalled again; right?ng you the documents that you are asking for, they are not giving you the truth in terms of why they have this double standard. and i wondered if you have a plan will you hold them in contempt. >> well, depends what we what evidence we get how investigation proceeds, but i will tell you this that is why whistleblowers are so important, they are coming forward remember we've had dozens while in the minority last congress come talk to us in have minority not a lot you can being do begin to get information to tell story you can't get them to sit for deposition things you normally do in investigation when you have majority we can do those finding they are willing to give us information and tells us xhup that with idea tulsi gabbard testified last week former democrat, you have a information we're getting from twitter files, that are helping us with this investigation we will keep proceeding keep moving then at the end see what we have we are focused on trying to recommend legislative chang

i mean, you would he theeputatof stonewall. he among the staff of stonewall.s known as the penis. yeah. i mean, you know, i've as that. but it's not a general attitude , very, very worrying story anyway. slightly better news . anyway. slightly better news. francis over to the guardian refugee charities know who is to for liverpool turning out to be a far hellhole. so that's encouraging. yes leaders are urged to take a stand after violence outside knowsley asylum hotel. charities are condemning demonise refugees after home secretary accuse of victim blaming and blaming sort brother man for using a words like invasion to . talk about the invasion to. talk about the boats coming from over the channel and. what has actually happenedin channel and. what has actually happened in particular instance is there was crowd outside of this hotel knowsley a very upset and very angry because they that one of the residents in the hotel had propositioned an underage go. there was footage had been shared around on twitter and. this incensed people and there was a say think was

i mean, you would he theeputatof stonewall. he among the staff of stonewall.s known as the penis. yeah. i mean, you know, i've as that. but it's not a general attitude , very, very worrying story anyway. slightly better news . anyway. slightly better news. francis over to the guardian refugee charities know who is to for liverpool turning out to be a far hellhole. so that's encouraging. yes leaders are urged to take a stand after violence outside knowsley asylum hotel. charities are condemning demonise refugees after home secretary accuse of victim blaming and blaming sort brother man for using a words like invasion to . talk about the invasion to. talk about the boats coming from over the channel and. what has actually happenedin channel and. what has actually happened in particular instance is there was crowd outside of this hotel knowsley a very upset and very angry because they that one of the residents in the hotel had propositioned an underage go. there was footage had been shared around on twitter and. this incensed people and there was a say think was

and that they could not stonewall their own place, or even though there were problems for him, or perhaps, for example, a catch was found, and they left the matter with training to savak, they taught musa and he continues, they say to themselves , i speak in their documents that our butler we were teaching the newest methods of torture were remembered by savak and followed until later in the memoirs of the prisoners, which were followed by the savak prisoners of the joint committee, they mentioned certain methods from najah , and israel's participation in these issues was mostly due to the fact that due to its geographical location and root, israel always shows new initiatives in its struggles, and in the fight against the religious beliefs of the people, naturally , in any case, you could present new initiatives, and to tell you more, even the offices of psychological operations have received help from them. that is why the most famous head of the style was nematullah nasiri who it had all the necessary characteristics for a repressive organization, conditional and brutality was known to

they keep stonewall and stonewall. we'll see if they get anywhere on this we've got much more ahead this morning. fourth quarter earnings season is in full swing. cruise lines, walt disney, uber, lyft, reporting later in the week. we'll preview what to expect in the word on wall street coming up. author james patterson is here with his new book and new fox nation special on police stories. wait until you see this. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ she's got a ticket ride. ♪ she's got a ticket to ride. ♪ she's got a ticket to ride. ♪ she's got a ticket to ride and she don't care. ♪ dow but you're right on track to reach your goals. my ameriprise advisor helps me feel confident about my financial future. he knows me and my goals. it's not the first uncertain environment he's helped me navigate. probably won't be the last. but with his advice, i know i'm on track. the plan we created can withstand uncertainty. no wonder clients rate us 4.9 out of 5 in overall satisfaction. because advice worth

you saw how republicans asked for documents back then and they were stonewalled.they'll get the documents they want from john brennan and e james clapper without a subpoena. why not go with subpoenas right away. >> i'm ready. they want to do due diligence and i have extreme confidence in jim jordan. not only is he a good friend, but he's a good leader. i think they will. i think we have to. we've got to get the information. we've got to know the truth. this is not a president or administration that will ever willingly tell you the truth about any subject whether it's the balloon in the air or whether it's the documents that he has scattered over of god knows. maria: that's too bad. the president of course will deliver his state of the union address tonight. white house press secretary karine jean-pierre says the president has plenty to brag about. watch this. >> if you look at what candidates, senators and congressional members ran on it was the successes that the president had. if you hear the mess p an that was come -- he message that was coming out of democrats

you're getting stonewalled. are you going to hold them in contempt?'re going to do everything we can with treasury. we're focusing on the banks. i believe one way or the other very soon we'll get those suspicious activity reports from the banks. maria: had you're committee holding the first hearing on the border yesterday featuring border patrol agents, democrats, used their time to minimize the crisis instead, saying it's not president biden's fault. what did you learn at that hearing and where is that going? what are you trying to accomplish? what are you going to get to in terms of this border hearing? >> this was the first time border patrol agents had been in front of the house oversight committee tore the the entire time joe biden's been president. maria: unbelievable. >> the democrats want an open border policy. to suggest as republicans do that we need to secure the border in the democrats' eyes in congress we were white supremacists, we were racists. it's a joke. they have no intention of securing the border. they're delusional when they say

those are the kinds of excuses you can make it an interview and try to stonewall congress. they are not going to work against a doj subpoena. that subpoena almost certainly signals that a next step possibly a closing step in this investigation. the federal investigation into the insurrection has been unfolding, of course, for more than two years now. but the brunt of that investigation, it's the largest in doj's history, which is really something. it has focused on the rank and file footsoldiers, if you will, the people who, as you see on the tape here, who trump incited to storm the capital. according to doj data from january, nearly 1000 defendants have been arrested in connection with the insurrection. of that group nearly 500 have pleaded guilty. another 50 have been found guilty at trial or otherwise convicted. again, the vast majority of that group is what you might call the low hanging fruit. it's easy, relatively speaking, to go after the regular joes who stormed the capitol on camera, which is why it took a while before the public learned the doj's investigation wa

in a few minutes, the head of the jury of this course stonewalled 4 saderat refah development cooperative and sepeh banks in paying employment loans to the applicants of the committee. the non-cooperation of these banks resulted in only 65% ​​of the program. may job creation be realized, the success of knowledge the foundations in the design and construction of three unique devices in the field of safety and fire services where the user and the fireman may be in danger and explosion must be guided from a distance of several kilometers. in the battlefield with the people, russia has suspended cooperation on strategic offensive weapons, and in a special news interview , we examine the $8 million agreement between tehran and beijing in the agricultural sector , what is the impact of these agreements on the market of agricultural products, these news and more in if they are in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful and we send blessings upon hazrat muhammad mustafa and his pure and pure family. good night, dear viewers. on the first day of operation of the iranian gold and cu

and when events happened like at stonewall, and the triangle shirtwaist fire and the fight for civil rights came here. we took on those fights. we fought for those rights. lgbtq rights. worsers rights. civil rights. all those causes fun their national champions in one state. our state. no other state has that legacy. it's 20 years ago, the unspeakable terrorist attacks, 9/11. they thought to divide us, take us down. you know what? new york grows up we feel get even stronger instead. just this year we prayed for their souls, we experienced twin tragedies in my hometown of buffalo. i see senator kenky here -- kennedy here. he knows what i'm talking about. crystal would have joined us but is dealing with the aftermath as well. first of all, we had a hate-filled domestic terrorist attack on my neighbors in buffalo. simply out grocery shopping on a beautiful day. afterward we came together, the legislature, our leadership, and we passed the toughest gun laws in our country to say, no more. and just over the christmas weekend, with the blizzard of the century, we prayed for their family, t

time, basically saying, well, we know we're going to be breaking the law and all of this is because stonewallas been telling organisations and telling these organisations and yeah interpretation the yeah wrong interpretation the law and conflating gender for sex so this is exactly the result of that do you think stonewall has done that cynically and deliberately ? that cynically and deliberately? that is mean? is there any. yeah. is there any suspicion that cricket, unlike say, boxing or proper contact sports? right. yeah this is a so i suppose a sense it would be unlikely the upper body strength would hurt another . well you upper body strength would hurt another. well you can upper body strength would hurt another . well you can still get another. well you can still get another. well you can still get an umpire and it has happened. someone else is ought to be enough where they actually have given the sport a 12 year old girl. this is ridiculous saying thatis girl. this is ridiculous saying that is this section done? but join us for the last part in a couple of minutes where we are looking t

to try to inspire it, but bipartisanship cannot occur when one party has a seemingly mandate to stonewall consistently no matter how impo so we're wanting to. i don't know any friends on my side of the aisle who are not willing to work with anybody that wants to solve these problems. if my colleagues on the dpcc here can inspire nothing in congress but for working together, then we will have failed. and i know that's the spirit of leader jeffries and so many of us. and that's our invitation. and i hope that's the spirit of tonight as well. mr. neguse: last question. reporter: [indiscernible] ms. escobar: well, obviously not previewed his speech for tonight. and i understand where speaker mccarthy is coming from. and if anyone has extended an olive branch to rebuild relationships and to create pathways for unity, it's been president joe but i will tell you the elephan in the room and something that speaker mccarthy cannot wave away or pretend doesn't exist i the fact that the republican party of yesterday, the republican party of a decade ago, a generation ago, it doesn't exist anymore. as

time, basically saying, well, we know we're going to be breaking the law and all of this is because stonewallas been telling organisations and telling these organisations and yeah interpretation the yeah wrong interpretation the law and conflating gender for sex so this is exactly the result of that do you think stonewall has done that cynically and deliberately ? that cynically and deliberately? that is mean? is there any. yeah. is there any suspicion that cricket, unlike say, boxing or proper contact sports? right. yeah this is a so i suppose a sense it would be unlikely the upper body strength would hurt another . well you upper body strength would hurt another. well you can upper body strength would hurt another . well you can still get another. well you can still get another. well you can still get an umpire and it has happened. someone else is ought to be enough where they actually have given the sport a 12 year old girl. this is ridiculous saying thatis girl. this is ridiculous saying that is this section done? but join us for the last part in a couple of minutes where we are looking t

in our warehouses, ready-made products of the order of 6 billion dollars lukashenko need to be stonewalledif they push zimbabwe like that, they will settle for a long time he doesn't understand the investment, that's not a good idea, that's not the country , where you can invest money and be sure that everything will work there , i left the eyes talking about what they're going to change, not what they're going to change. there it stands, they will exchange it for something they want for something , the donkey is being developed, and he is going back to the arab emirates, you know the time is going on, we managed to agree with they were shot , if so officially, the representatives of the prince himself what is normal, but what is the topic of exes so interesting moments and here is the suspicion that, after all, the americans gave us an arab and the principle is that it is not desirable that kakshenko with the drivers who dragged his family business there and ended up with the paper for everything escorted him when lukashenko took off, he escorted him already the minister of internal affai

in a statement, the lgbtq+ campaign group stonewall say... meanwhile, fair play for women say...ne's top female tennis player and olympic bronze medallist elina svitolina is calling for sanctions on russian and belarusian players to continue. the ioc is under pressure from the un not to discriminate against athletes and allow them to compete under neutral flags, but svitolina doesn't agree. i don't think that the neutral flag is changing so much anything. for me, it's more about, we should sanction as much as possible the people from russia and belarus, because their government is doing severe things in ukraine. unfortunately, we cannot choose some who say, "we are against the war," and some are for the war, because they are wearing z on their chest. so, in this, unfortunately we cannot choose, but we have to do it. we have to sanction them all, because this is the only way that can stop the war. former england cricketer matthew hoggard says the yorkshire historical racism investigation and disciplinary process has failed everyone involved, including azeem rafiq. hoggard, who's f

wagner's mercenaries once again stonewall russian fighters accuse the ministry of defense in the absenceammunition, such a video was recorded by the wagnerites in the morgue with the bodies of the invaders, the russians admit that they cannot take bakhmut and die en masse in brutal battles, but it is similar to the russian the officials don't care about it, weapons, bubbles, everything that is in ukraine , a specialized superhumans center clinic will be opened in lviv, there will be prosthetics, rehabilitation and reconstructive surgery services already this spring , all this will be available free of charge to our soldiers and ukrainians who suffered because of the war, further details, the place where the wounded soldiers and civilian ukrainians will be able to restore lost opportunities and return to a full-fledged life in lviv, they are creating a new rehabilitation center for prosthetics and of reconstructive surgery, it is being set up on the basis of one of the communal hospitals, major repairs are underway in two buildings, construction began about a month and a half ago , it was

and whatever . like stonewall and whatever.e they feel like, oh, i need i'm being . yeah like, oh, i need i'm being. yeah and then they don't do actual detail. they think they're being and they realise that the and they don't realise that the spreading ideas of huge get, i mean the increase in transgender ism and children is sort of replaced anorexia as a way for teenage to exercise control sexualise their bodies. yes i mean yeah and it's understandable they would be afraid of puberty and all the processes that all children undergo. and this is of course to hang that over isn't it and also to hang there that troubled coat upon these have been traumatised. they're saying some of them in terms of not wanting to go back to school or and it wasn't just this gender there wasn't just this gender there was also teaching stuff about . was also teaching stuff about. i'm trying to think of the right onan ism yeah, i'm just always in is i'm send them a daughter to school in afghanistan that is seems to be the place in the world in the wor

this action on july 21st, 1864 than in all but one of stonewall jackson's battles in the 1862 valley campaign. but this thing doesn't even have a name. so today we are going to it. the battle of bald hill, all right. and i think, as i said, only tradition prevents us from calling this part of the two day battle that lynn. and i guess if you're looking for something similar to that think of the second manassas campaign. usually we think of the battle as two days and oftentimes people separate the battle. bronner's farm, which on the 28th as a separate contest even though the same troops over same ground are involved. i guess in a we look at it that way, but really we should be calling this a two day battle, including and i can't spend a lot of time on this. but to show you it's a very harrowing fight. it's the very next morning. and just so you know, off the off the page here is atlanta, about two miles to the to the west of, this high ground called bald hill. all right. occupying bald hill the beginning were the same troops that were there the night before. that's wheeler's dismount

us what he's planning on this very day is borrowing from previous successes of robert foley and stonewall and to convert that into what we'll call by modern the hail mary he is going to go for broke on july 22nd, 1864. and that's what really need to appreciate what makes this a decisive day is what is what hood wanted to happen, what could have happened, and what actually happens when we look at the difference, we realize how decisive this day is going to be. so while that action at bald hill is still occurring and troops that are on bald hill now is is mcpherson's force. that's the army of the tennessee. that's quarters of it. they've aligned in a fairly north and south direction along that height, going all the way to the georgia railroad. that's the 15th corps and the 17th corps below them. hood is that headquarters with his corps commanders and even general who has been forced off that in the morning has come to join them. and this is the battle plan hood is going to be his army, by the way, at this when he takes it over, counting the few thousand members of gustavus, miss georgia mil

the department of defense stonewalled -- stonewalled all of our requests for a brief for months this past fall, only giving us answers after i held up nominations to force their hand they were forced to do it. those answers were shocking once we had the briefing. the department of defense leaders claimed overturning roe would severely impact military readiness, but the department has averaged less than 20 abortions per year for many, many years. averaged only 20. so does this potentially restricting less than 20 procedures a year sound like a threat to our military readiness? it does not. this isn't about readiness, it's about politics. the new policy would put pt american people on the -- put the american on the hook to pay for thousands and thousands of abortion trips every year with no clear restrictions. of course they have no idea how much it's going to cost the american taxpayer. the department of defense isn't the only department seeking to expand abortion access. last year the department of veterans' affairs announced a similar policy. like the department of defense, the v.a.

when he is called the investigation into congress launching into all of this illegitimate and stonewallinganswering subpoenas, refusing subpoenas. that doesn't fly too well with u.s. congress generally. >> actually, he's again, doing something clever in a way. he's not defying subpoena because the way it works in congress is they make a request. all they've done is make a request as courtesy and then he's come out with this offensive saying you are -- your investigation is illegitimate buddy center no compunction or compulsion right now to hand over anything so i can guarantee once they issue a subpoena which they will, he will litigate the issue. he's not going to be like steve bannon who i think foolishly unwisely refused to show up and utterly to fight the subpoena. that you cannot do but is preparing to litigate it in court and a jawbone negotiate committee and that is very different. i'm glad you pointed that out because it is similar to what they are doing with this letter to the department of justice. it's all for pr and again, why is he doing it now? we heard a decision will be mad

i will tell you the senate intelligence committee has been stonewalled by this administration, the president people what is going on, explain himself, the best places during the state of the union address next wednesday night to a national audience. people all around the country see what is happening by the president and these documents strewn around the country as something that is grossly incompetent, mismanagement, could be a lot worse than that. stuart: another opinion. not a prayer, they don't mention it in the state of the union. >> he owes it to the american people. stuart: always great, see you again. we told you about the new climate investment rules for 401(k)s. it is getting bipartisan pushback in the senate. is that true? ashley: every republican senator and democrat joe manchin aimed at terminating president biden's new esg rule, resolution could be introduced as early as today. critics claim biden's esg push is jeopardizing retirement savings for millions of americans for a political agenda. republican senator mike braun telling them the last thing we should do is encourage fid

in terms of the role for the european court of justice, he has established the stonewall break, which allows the northern ireland assembly to potentially stop the application of eu laws in the region print however, the ecj will remain the ultimate arbiter on eu laws and he has not been able to completely remove eu laws applied in northern ireland. he has just reduced the numbers, so the tensions are going to linger. until we have a vote through parliament and until power-sharing is restored. but for now, the relationship between london and brussels is better. you heard ursula von der leyen yesterday calling him dear rish i. francine: can hear -- can he now win the support of the dup and the brexiteers? lizzy: this is what it will hinge on. in terms of the deals in parliament, rishi sunak has the numbers because keir starmer has said his party will back the deal through parliament. but sunak will want the dup's vote because the tory brexit or's will follow them -- brexiteers will follow them. sunak is in belfast right now trying to move the dup. he is also speaking to businesses who he

the 22nd, this is something, you are right, ashley, this could go on weeks and weeks and they will stonewalltimately if hunter biden, james biden, eric swearing and other business associates to testify before the committee, the house has subpoena power and can bring these people in front of the panels. but ultimately i think james comer has said before republicans took the majority of the house and again despite what president biden's income of the american people don't care about this, james comer has said this is the committee's top priority right now and the republican investigations into hunter biden's business dealings, like i said, yesterday has been going on since 2019. but there has been federal investigations into hunter biden's business dealing since 2018. so, while democrats and the president can say this is a political witch hunt or republican scheme to make the biden family look bad, you have to remember there is an ongoing four year long, more than four year long that will investigation out of u.s. attorney for delaware and to the tax affairs or business dealings. >> ashley: we

and he later died of covid but this was the pattern and is been the pattern from the beginning stonewallingstortion from the chinese communist party reasonable person should have looked at the fact that this virus happened to emerge just miles from a laboratory study in coronavirus. that should've naturally sparked a lot of skepticism and there is no shortage of credentialed scientists who then and since then have said looking at the structure of this thing could have been man-made but to investigate the lab theory but this group among certain government officials, anthony southey and jeff ouchi chief among them and sadly people in our industry now that this network but it's really prevented the truth from coming out for very long time i have to say kudos to my colleagues in the journal for this report but why do we need the free press to dig this information out and congressional overseers to demand documents why is the federal government not telling us what it knows about the origins of covid. jon: here's a part of the wall street journal report, says the energy department now joins the f

house oversight said that white house is stonewall. it locked national archives. president biden mishandling u.s. secrets, states are moving to stop female athletes from being injured by transgendered athletes, and more people telling wolf wall street keep your hands off our money. and media is bearing down hard on 2024 contender governor ron desantis. i am elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. elizabeth: we begin with stocks ending mostly up, nazdaq with the best daily gain since november. these bellwether stocks on the economy, apple, google and amazon, they have been moving up and down after hours. amazon reporting it had a 2.7 billion dollar loss last year, week wall street liking the guide, gho google disappointed in profits and sales. susan lee with the story. reporter: i spoke with ceo tim cook on the earnings. really he said it comes down to 3 factors, the slowing global economy, making the dollar stronger and reduction lockdowns in china. and china production is back to where they need it to be. i asked him what he saw for u.s. consume

but congressman you know as well as i do you and you're colleagues are getting stonewalled, okay? you can talk about all hearings you want, talk about all of the evidence you think you have. but are there fot giving you what you are asking, have you gotten any documents from any requests? what about james comer letter to the treasury? >> so, i certainly have not received anything, i am hopeful that representative comer will get that, he should demand it of the biden administration, it should not be a request it should be a demand at this point, we need to see those documents, to be able to understand, what happened. because, it is clearly -- in kirby's words consensus, that is not what this is all about, the public is beginning to catch on more and o more even those that went along with the whole covid ruse the covid cartel needs to be broken up, house of representatives should lead the way on that. maria: not just about covid we are talking about, lots of other things as well we are talking really, about the fact that senator johnson senator grassley came out with evidence, and m

what we are learning this morning is so far congress isst being stonewalled. >> well, he has subpoenautor foroa many years. it is essentially what we are doing here.on we will give and serve subpoenas on those two issues. i am very interested in what iso going onn at the biden center. going into the university of pennsylvania at the same time the biden centers being stood uk now secretary antony blinken in charge of the shadow governmentm that wasin to be incoming with biden had he won, which he did. i sent a letter about what were in those documents. what officials visited thest o center and to a whole host of other requests.n they were about a week overdue in those requests. we will see what they provide.rs hunter biden is another issue.se he had access to these classified documents as well in the garage. we know that because the laptop proves that. with respect to afghanistan, ani a lot of unanswered there.an i am doing this not for me or the republican party, i am doing it for america and our veterans that serve so bravely and ours goldstaras mothers.y, jeopardizing americans andd