tabitha raskin: i'm tabitha raskin.heering) so, if the best representative is the one who works the hardest and who is the most committed, then your representative, my dad, is the best. (audience applauding) ♪ tommy raskin: my father first ran for office when i was 10. and since that time, i've kept an informal tally of all the questions that i've gotten on the campaign trail. and the one i get the most is, do you think your dad is gonna win? i suppose my familial hubris is showing, because i never doubt that he's gonna win. it's not because of his irrepressible, unrivalled wit, charm, and humor, though there is that. it's not because of his smashing good looks, though he has that to recommend him as well. it's because he has deep and abiding moral convictions and he is fighting the trump administration every step along the way, ensuring that our democratic values remain safe. (audience applauding) jamie raskin: thank you, tommy. thank you. (audience cheering) ♪ all right. (audience cheering) (audience cheering and whis

and so my daughter tabitha and my son—in—law hank, who is married to our daughter hannah to come withthey ask whether that would be all right. i said yeah, it should be fine you know, were in the capital. and i had a very specific image in my mind of all these national guardsmen and women who were in a flanks protecting the capital onjune the 2nd when it was a completely non—violent black lives matter protests outside. i just assumed that we would be fine. you clearly were wrong on that score. you ended up cowering in one committee room, your daughter and your son—in—law ended up hiding in another lawmakers office, you heard the efforts of the mall ——mob to get into the chamber itself. of course you were then take it out and they did get into the chamber eventually. has that trauma really affected the way you handled politics sense? of course you have become... first you became a manager of the house impeachment of donald trump, a second impeachment. and you now sit on the investigation committee looking in detail at everything that happened around january six. i wonder if you are fue

i was on the house floor, tabitha and hank had been in the gallery returned to an office right off ofwere separated for more than an hour when we were evacuated, when the mob began to pound on the doors and we heard the chanting, "hang mike pence, hang mike pence." 0ur leadership speaker pelosi and others were evacuated out. there was shouting that took place on the floor, we were told to put our gas masks on, most of us weren't even aware that there were a gas mask available on the floor. it was chaos and it was pandemonium and it was very stressful not knowing where tabitha and hank were. turns out they were with julie in that office and they barricaded themselves in and were hiding under a desk as the mob pounded on their doors. the house chamber actually was never overrun because that's where one of the insurrectionist was shot on the way in and that stopped their advance on the house floor. but they did overtake the senate floor and he probably saw the footage. i'm just interested in the language you use about some of the people involved in the assault. you talk about a bloodthir

i'm tommy raskin. >> i'm tabitha raskin.o the best representative is the one who works the hardest and is most committed, then your representative, my dad, is the best. [ applause ] >> my father first ran for office when i was ten, and since that time i've kept an informal tally of all the questions that i've gotten on the campaign trail. and the one i get the most is, do you think your dad is going to win? i suppose my familial hubris is showing because i never doubted he was going to win. it wasn't because of his irrepressible, unwavering humor, though there is that. it's not his smashing good looks, though he has that as well. it's because of his deep, abiding convictions and his democratic values remain safe during the trump administration. >> thank you for your honor of allowing me to represent you for another term. i will give it my all. i will give it my all. >> it was an amazing feeling to be in the majority. we were going to have the chance to investigate a lot of corruption and misfeasance of the trump administrati

i was on the floor my daughter tabitha hank were up in the gallery. they had seen me speak. they'd left a few moments before lauren lauren boberg got up to speak. um, that's when i received a text from the actress alyssa milano who's in california somebody i know who said are you? okay is everything. all right? and i said, what do you mean and she said there's been a breach in the capital they're coming in and then all of a sudden i started seeing people everywhere getting these messages and then i heard us haunting sound. i'll never forget of people trying to barrel into the central door of the house floor boom boom boom trying to get into the chamber and members rushed over to try to reinforce the door to push up furniture against it capital officers came in with guns drawn and scattered everybody and it was just chaos at that point. somebody said put on your gas masks. we didn't know we had gas mess people were finding them and trying to put them on and they were all going off. it sounded like some kind of bomb drill. eyes were a fire exercise. it was just a nauseating so

i was with jamie's daughter tabitha and her son -- his son-in-law hank. and it was terrifying.ht i was going to die that day, and we barricaded ourselves in and waited for the rioters to break down our door. i stood before the door with a weapon that i found in the room, and thought i would use that to protect us when they got through. it was probably the most terrifying experience of my life, something that i will never forget. and especially the sounds that came from the rioters and the pounding and the banging and the screaming for trump and to hang mike pence. it's just something i'll carry with me the rest of my life. >> yeah. and i cannot imagine what it is like now to hear the rnc try to describe that as legitimate political that as legitimate political discourse. when the congressman was impeachment manager. she threw him a lifeline. what was it like watching him prepare for that role, that moment in history, given everything that was happening with him personally? >> well, i do think as he has said that he really felt like tommy was with him. so he -- he worked with it

. >> the best thing to do is to go to my website which is sharon bernstein.com and click on a tabithas under the wings of raphael and they're confined different places to get it. sometimes carried it. and in berkeley and there are copies at my synagogue and also copies that can be gotten onbe >> oh wonderful. as we go to our next break is there something from the cd from the book that you might sing to us as we leave this segment? >> maybe i'll sing the prayer that we recite at the end of the silent standing prayer and it means keeps my lips from speaking badly. [ singing ] ♪[ music ] ♪ >>> good morning and welcome back to mosaic. we're in the middle of a wonderful conversation about the use of music in the jewish community. welcome back bern steen talking about a general tradition and also the ways in which i'm wondering if you can talk a little bit about even music in a contemporary way and one single community one congregation in san francisco has influenced you and influenced the development of music for really then the broader community. >> in terms of contemporary music and jude

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so the next step for fed tabitha is to form a government, or he'll put that list to the parliament. and if they give him a vote of confidence, it's going to be really hard for the baby to stay in power or what that means to election. well, that means that we're not going to see elections in libya are for at least 14 months. and that's something that libyans, many libyans are not happy about us. we're gonna have to wait and see how the situation develops in the coming days and weeks ahead. health care and power work is in shlang curve been deemed essential in an effort to bring their 6 day stride to an end declaration by flank as president means it's now illegal for those workers to stay just strike public health care workers walked off their jobs earlier this week to demand better pay and conditions, many a still refusing to go back to work. michelle fernandez is outside the national hospital in colombo. obviously, these services are continuing without disruption or as cancer treatments or women's and children services. for example, there was a man who i caught a few minutes ago wal

i said that they support me parliament's decision to name that tabitha. as a new prime minister, will this be a smooth transition? while the hammer waiver says he's not handing over power to this new prime minister . so we're gonna have to wait and see what happens in the next days and months ahead. saudi arabia's warned little balm, haughty targets in the ebony, capital, santa, and has told civilians to leave areas used for military purposes. and comes after 12, people were reportedly injured in saudi arabia by falling debris at the up high international airport, after a drawn was intercepted by local air defenses. the saudi coalition says it's inexcusable that healthy rebels deliberately targeted a civilian airport. drone strikes by the who these have intensified in the last few weeks. best car manufacturer, general motors, has canceled shifts at michigan. factory is canadian truckers block a vital border crossing gym has also re routed trucks to keep other plans running the protests against cobra. 1900 measures of blocks. bassett, a bridge between cana

there are 2 candidates within the parliament, a 100 albert, albert eulley and fet tabitha fed. he bazaar, the former minister of interior is expected to receive the most votes. the prime minister, the current prime minister of the hamid labor says he's not handing over power until elections are happening. i was remember that in december on december 24th elections were supposed to happen for the 1st round of presidential elections followed by pro parliamentary elections or were supposed to happen. that didn't happen because there are 2 legislative houses in libya, the parliament in eastern libya and the high council of state in western libya. and they couldn't come to an agreement on the rules and regulations governing the vote ubs. now that this new government, or this new prime minister might be vote in his power, critics are saying that this will only pro long these legislative houses are over 2800000 libyans are registered to vote and wanted to exercise their right to vote in those they want in power are so, you know, critics are saying that this is not the time. let's focus

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that's tabitha. that's senior the camel there. i had grizzlies, i had black bears.h. but these all were my babies, and, i just wanted everybody to hava good time and enjoy themselves at my facility. these activists would come out and didn't think an animal should be in the cage and, videoed, i guess you'd say videoed me, and i guess i didn't say some things they were too fo of. and next thing i knew i got in trouble, and i ended up closing it. it wouldn't, it's just not worth it. just thinking about it makes me sick. see, i still have my place. it's just so depressing going back and just seeing all the empty cages. but when you do that so long and they're your kids, yeap. but, you know, that's why i mean, i took this job and it gets me out and about. get to see people, and talk to them, and i tell everybody at this mall i'm always joking with them, "i lefthe zoo, now i'm in a jungle." [laughs] but, they liked to joke with me. so, it's all good. - took the sign down yesterday. that, to me that sort of makes it official. [broom swishing] there were a lot of people com

east woods think tabitha is in denver around 16 celsius on tuesday. like the most lat take a look at this wednesday, a top temperature of minus one celsius. so a 70 degree drop in temperature as that cold front makes its way across the plains . the great place, it's easing up towards the lakes and pushes a little further east with nice that bats do your getting up to round 9 or 10 celsius over the next day or so. as a pleasant sunshine. coming back in after. what was a wintry start to the week with see some other cool weather recently, just around the greater antilles we got some fine and dry weather for jamaica as we go on. 3 choose day chance of one or 2 showers long line of cloud and rain here, just coming across wards. the honduras towards belize could cause some localized flooding, which is a little further northwards for wednesday. ah, join the debate, they erased out like people from the american and global story was very powerful. annette online, at your voice, the comment section is whitehead joined our conversation, we had unprotected when e

sustenance for me to tell me that i was needed and she wanted me to talk to sarah and hannah and tabitha there were a lot of security threats in the air at that point, but we decided to go ahead, and for me, i felt like i was doing something that my son would be proud of and i was doing something that tommy would want me to be doing because he loved democracy, and he wanted a lot more from democracy, not a lot less. >> i love that you carried him with you every step of the way. as people watch this tomorrow night here on msnbc, what do you want folks to take away from your film? >> i want people to take away the idea that one person can make a difference. jamie is doing extraordinary things to try to save constitutional democracy and i truly believe that we're in a perilous time right now. and we all can't do as much as jamie is doing, but we can do other things. we can drive a neighbor to the polls. we can volunteer and that's my goal, that people feel that they can make a difference, and that they will step up and make a difference especially in the midterms coming up. >> yeah, and a f