in court, tammy took it stoically.> i told my kids if a verdict came in, i was going away. because i knew that's what it would be. >> the elvises got the verdict they wanted, but it wasn't going to bring heather back. >> if i opened my eyes and my daughter had been standing in front of me and heather was there, i wouldn't have cared what they did with anything or anybody after that point. but that's -- it didn't do that. it department change anything. people say it didn't change the big picture. it didn't change the little picture. >> you expect it to feel good to be a victory, it doesn't feel like that at all. >> heather's sister morgan looked across to the moorers. >> the only thing i saw was another family getting torn apart. >> those children sitting behind their mom. >> yeah. i have lived firsthand a family getting torn apart. i wouldn't wish it on anybody. >> tammy moorer was sentenced to 30 years. she is appealing. her husband sidney was jailed in 2017, convicted of obstruction of justice for lying to police dur

right, tammy? >> well yes.eresting is because people are wondering he will be gone in nine days so you have to wonder what are they so afraid of? what he can do in the next nine days about classified material, about pardons and all sorts of things that they seem to be, i think it is more about the exposure and was transferred president this country has ever had and they know but there is something else that is worrying them even more and it's a fact that he will, as i have been saying, be the most influential american when it comes to the political influence being a key maker and managing it in that framework and he will not go off and retire and play card games. with an impeachment with 90s to go it wouldn't even make it through the senate because the senate cannot even begin to address it until inauguration day so there is one thing that they believe but there is not even firm that would be constitutional. they think the punishment they could exact would be to allow him to ever run for office again for the re

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we'll get reaction from tammy bruce coming right up. in one of his first official acts as president, joe biden signing a lit litany of executive orders. what will this mean for you and your family and the economy. we'll have answers from peter morici and our investing pros. that and much more on "making money." ♪. charles: we're focusing on the biden economic agenda will be driven by a desire to address issues of race, inequalities rather than the impact on the gdp. this is novel, folks, they will argue for big money all the time, traditional metrics to gauge how the economy is doing will be thrown out the window. janet yellen in fact gave us a preview yesterday when she told senators to act big with respect to flooding the nation with cash. meanwhile she stated, quote, the treasury secretary has to be a voice for fiscal sanity. she said that she pledged to do as much, our finances need to be on a sustainable longer run course. it feels like we are on the precipice of a grant experiment that will ignore better rules of economics to achi

also today, a - hat-trick from tammy abraham sent hat—trick from tammy abraham sent chelsea through tompard. abraham with two goals in the first half. before chelsea keeper —— the chelsea keeper had a moment to forget, letting in jordan,�*s same effort. abraham making the game safe in the second half with his hat—trick and they take on barnsley next. england had their captainjoe rick to thank for another sensational innings in sri lanka, his 186 on day three of the 2nd test keeps them in contention. he was dismissed on the final ball of the day, his heroics helping his side to 339—9, leaving them 42 runs behind. just butler reached his half—century in england's innings and said the captain led by example.- england's innings and said the captain led by example. quite an amazin: captain led by example. quite an amazing innings, _ captain led by example. quite an amazing innings, to _ captain led by example. quite an amazing innings, to back- captain led by example. quite an amazing innings, to back up - captain led by example. quite an amazing innings, to back up his l amazing innings, t

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ari fleischer, tammy bruce are next.eaking news straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: all rights, the far left's obsession with censorship silencing political opponents hitting new levels of derangement as congresswoman speier 29 suggesting now that the government needs to take action and reign in the media environment. apparently she's not familiar with some things called the first amendment. somebody please give the congresswoman a copy of the first amendment. take a look. >> i think several members of congress and some of my discussions have brought up a media literacy because that's a part of what happened here. and we are to have to figure out how we reign in our media environments. so you can't just spew disinformation and misinformation. >> sean: of course one thing the congresswoman is right about scum of the nonstop information coming from the corrupt, abusively biased, media mob. listen to the comments of msdnc, conspiracy televisions joy reid to comparing to saddam hussein's party. good grief. when you thought it c

>> well, i think tammy makes a good point.havior, but it is just the reality. it's where we are today. tomorrow morning, for example, i'm going to go get a briefing on domestic terrorism. look, i remember the days when the fbi and intelligence world that i am in, we are supposed to be focusing on al qaeda, and this is going to be the new frontier. is accusing republicans and anybody who voted for trump of being equal to al qaeda, and you've already seen -- >> unacceptable. >> sean: i will play them in their own words. and you know what? it is just so over-the-top, such a double standard. thank you both. when we come back from a far left attorney general of new york state says that governor cuomo drastically undercounted covid nursing home deaths by 50%. congresswoman elise stefanik demanding answers tonight. that's next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: failed in new york governor cuomo is embroiled in what now looks like a massive, huge cover-up scandal. getting worse daily. surrounding covid nursing home deaths in new york state. becaus

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. >> so, tammy, you have been adviser to many different shows and you're adviser to hbo.do the people who use you as a consultant want to make sure it's accurate? and how hard is it for you to convince them it has to be accurate? >> i don't convince them. they don't want to touch anything. i think it's pretty -- there's a decision i think that filmmakers make that we want it to be very dura matic and whatever it takes for drama like "white house down" or an all the way con fur confirmation. some of the films i work on. even "veep" the comedy, anita works on it. everything is exact because they feel like the writers and julia dreyfuss, they all want to make sure the comedy comes from the fact that it's exactly factual. so, we -- actually some of the people here on this stage and some people out there -- have passed along tips, things that have happened. my favorite story one day i got a call from an obama person. he said oh my god you've got to do this. it's another "veep" moment. that's a big thing that happens in white houses. that's why i give out my phone number. the m

joining us is tammy baldwin. let's talk for a moment.e your colleague who is support the objection say about what they think it's actually going to accomplish? have you spoken to any of them priva privately? do they tell you something different? >> i hear what they say publicly. and it's a very thin excuse, this my mind. to propagate or put fuel on the conspiracies that are out there, the disinformation, the misinformation that's out there, it's not leadership. that's pan doring. and what we need is real leaders who respect the will of the people, the voice of the people, the votes of the people. biden won in wisconsin. he won 306 electoral votes. and i think my republican colleagues in that group you have identified theed to speak the truth. and stand up against conspiracy theater rirs, even if it they are tweeted out bithe president of the united states. >> it does hit close to home home for your state. ron johnson is joining the group planning to object biden's win. what's your response to his decision here? i find it ironic all these

tammy froze her eggs after her breast cancer diagnosis.tational surrogacy. did you ever think you would be in the situation you are having to adopt your own two children? >> we really truly didn't believe that someone could -- could hear the history and not give us rights. >> reporter: tammy and jordan found their surrogate, lauren vermilye, after posting on facebook. lauren, who is married with two children of her own, lived nearby and volunteered to carry the myers' child for free. >> dad had pancreatic cancer 11 years ago. i know what cancer can take away from you. and just to be able to help bring that hope back to somebody, just really, really appealed to me and my husband. >> reporter: soon after, two of the myers' embryos were transferred to lauren. they learned they were having twins. the process was going well until the couple tried to get legal parental rights. you were denied the prebirth rights, and then also, jordan, you were denied -- >> my web sites rights as a fat well. >> reporter: two judges in michigan dismissed the myer

tammy, will there be any follow-up?ponsible journalists to bring it up. this is why they take the internet world that they can't keep information from the american people. they tried during the election with social media. a poll afterward noted like 6% of biden voters would have changed their vote had they known about the hunter biden story. it matters to the american people. there are ways now for this information to get out. with it comes to joe biden, this guy has a plagiarism problem and telling the truth. it's only been a week and already the american people are agape at what is going on. it's only a matter of time. i think at the same time, republicans to step up. this is serious influence pedalling. they don't think the american people care. we are like the rear-view mirroh where the objects in the mirror are closer than they appear. everyone who thinks they will get away with this for the next 4 years has another think coming. >> laura: i want to move on to this it. lhouse minority lead kevin mccarthy made a tri

tammy bruce is with us. tammy, if the washington post is calling out the media.lly bad. have at it. >> yes. look, this is one of the things about having donald trump immediately -- before trump it was one president after another that pretty much came in with the status quo. the media did its thing, we knew what to expect. now we are seeing in stark relief what the difference is. we know that there's been a plunge in approval rating of the media, it's at the lowest it's ever been, and there's a reason for that, because the american people see this. look, it's good for the media to ask questions of people in power. that is, in large part, their role, to be hostile. at the same time, with donald trump, of course, it became vicious and unproductive. it had -- there was no goal there to get the real information and to inform the american people. this is the same coin. there is no goal to inform the american people, but it's their own bias, their love for the guy they like the policies he's going to move along, so their interest isn't helping to facilitate that. and, y

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in the day's early match — tammy abraham's hat—trick gave chelsea a 3—1win over luton.... at a snowyord bridge. the victory eases some of the pressure on frank lampard and his side — who've lost 5 of their last 8 premier league games.... including defeat to leicester on tuesday. craig templeton reports. the fa cup is a competition that provide many things. frank lampard might have been wishing it would provide distraction. but in truth, prior to the game, the main distraction was the difficult conditions. but the sky cleared up and with the pitch cleaned up, it wasn't long before chelsea were clean through. werner unselfishly to abraham, simple, right? well, not exactly, as replay showed there were 2 balls on the pitch the build—up. luton far from happy. and their mood was not improved when it james scoop to the ice for abraham's second goal. two goals in the opening 16. luton managed to find a way back tojordan clark, although not for the first time. he could've done better. you would've thought luton would've been itching to restart after that goal, but they were nearly five minute

. >> or mom and dad to tammy who brought her own son. like always. >> they found their easter eggs and they found their easter baskets. and mom always made it every individual east aer basket special to that child. >> they were like that, whestea and there for their children. the eldest, steve, and daughter tammy. >> they were loving parents. i don't think they missed a game of any of ours, he would stomach farming just to be at the game, so would mom. >> he ran the stock-k, company and a successful business it was. wayne owned a thousand acres of land, along with rental properties. charmin was famous for specialty cakes, wedding and otherwise, they were church youth leaders. he had served on the school board. >> these are busy people. >> very, very, they touched the lives of so many people. >> she was a teacher's aide for so many years at a rural school, taught lessons that did not end in class. >> one thing i always heard from mom was, take responsibility for your actions. be responsible. >> she would praise you and keep pushing you to

[applause] chris: thank you, tammy, for that introduction. thanks to the gettysburg center for having us, all of you for being here. pennsylvania cable tv and c-span book tv. this will be my fifth appearance on c-span book tv. thank you for all you do to promote books and to promote authors. so, who here has heard the one about the congressman who killed his wife's lover from across the white house? when i came across this story, i knew it was too extraordinary not to share. i was working on my book "the president's war" about the president that lived to see the american civil war and i'm reading through the letters and binaries and they are focused on the challenges facing the country in 1859 as the country teeters towards the edge of civil war. that all of a sudden, all they want to talk about is the sickles affair. what is the sickles affair? i had to stop what i was doing and this happens to me once in a while. i said, ok, that is a pretty good story. sickles indeed did kill his wife's lover. the victim was no ordinary victim, he's united

tammy bruce reacts in the latest steve: welcome back we will spend a lot of time holding president bidenle. later tonight we have two big lines we will fact check. but i don't want to let this week pass without noting the achievements of president trump and who better to do that then tammy bruce. you have really understood the significance, the real consequence of first donald trump is a candidate and then president trump from the start better than anyone. i'll just turn over to you, let's just start talking about what those achievements are. >> a great segment and discussion you had about wuhan in the virus, that is very important stuff and thank you for having me on tonight. we don't mean necessarily joe biden's leftward lurch when she's done to remember what president trump accomplished. it really is in the midst of the entire establishment. president trump showed us that we were not finished. there was not a new normal, that americans were not hopeless. that coal miners did not need to go learn to code. that we could live lives that best suited us to make the decisions that were best

the honorable tammy duckworth of the state of illinois has received one vote. the honorable that keem jeffries of the state of new york has received one vote. therefore, the honorable nancy pelosi of the state of california having received a majority of the votes cast is dual elected speaker of the house of representatives for the 117th congress. the clerk of the house: the clerk follows the following committee to escort the speaker-elect to the chair. the gentleman from maryland, mr. hoyer, the gentleman from california, mr. mccarthy, the gentleman from south carolina, mr. clyburn, the gentleman from louisiana, mr. scalise, the gentlewoman from massachusetts, ms. clark, the gentlewoman from wyoming, ms. cheney, the gentleman from new york, mr. jeffies, the gentleman from minnesota, mr. emmer, the gentleman from california, mr. aguilar, the gentleman from alabama, mr. palmer, the gentleman from new york, mr. sean patrick maloney, the gentleman from louisiana, mr. mike johnson, the gentlewoman from ohio, mrs. beatty, the gentleman from north carolina, mr. hudson

. >> tucker: tammy bruce is the host of "get tammy bruce" on fox nation, we are always happy to havecapsulation everything i despised about neoliberalism, you're supposed to be thrilled about this person's sexual orientation as if that is relevant to anything and not notice this person is completely incompetent and not just unqualified but exactly the wrong person for the job -- you're not supposed to acknowledge that. >> that's right and that's exactly the point of identity politics. they want to train you to have that be sufficient, that there is to be no curiosity about what is behind that curtain and what we can say about incompetence is that it is an equal opportunity offender, it doesn't matter if you are transgender or not or a man or a woman, incompetence is incompetence, she did exactly for the most part what andrew cuomo did in new york, she had this framework where you could move people and you had to move people into nursing homes if they were stable. if there was no requirement that they not have covid and i think they had about 19,000 deaths half of which came from nurs

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tammy, very interesting opinion, and we appreciate it. tammy bruce, everyone.> thank you, sir. stuart: the market continues to rally, look at this. okay, we're just up 22 points for the dow, but that's 31,000. you've got a new record high for the s&p and the nasdaq, nasdaq up 116. market guy david nicklaus joins us now. i know that you're looking at ways to make money with the blue wave in congress, and i know that you like clean energy, i think solar stocks, electric car makers. okay, i understand all of that. but isn't it too late? it had a fantastic run already. >> yeah, stuart, that's a great pointment but, you know, with a new administration, that almost all but guarantees there's going to be more stimulus. interest rates are going to be rising, i think that bodes well for financials. but you're right, the big names, i like looking under the surface. financials should do well, regional banks like truist, broad exposure. but, no, i don't think some of these names are done. if you look at tesla, obviously it's had a big run, but we own an electric car maker

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we have senator tammy duckworth here with us.d to have you with us. >> it's good to be here, brianna. >> your democratic colleague, joe manchin of west virginia, i want to listen to something he said on fox and discuss it with you. >> i think this is so ill-advised for joe biden coming in, trying to heal the people when we were going to be so divided and fight again. let the judicial system do its job. >> now, manchin is sharing a view here with some republicans. he did vote to convict trump the first time, but obviously he's raising questions about whether he will do that again. how essential is it, in your view, that democrats are able to convict? >> well, i think that there needs to be consequences for these actions. otherwise you're sending a precedent for future precedents and future bad behavior. so i do think there needs to be consequences for these actions. i'll wait to see what the articles the house puts forward are, and i also know that we can wait to hold the hearings a little bit later. i know there are all sorts of

the honorable tammy duckworth of the state of illinois has received one vote. the honorable that keem jeffries of the state of new york has received one vote. therefore, the honorable nancy pelosi of the state of california having received a majority of the votes cast is dual elected speaker of the house of representatives for the 117th congress. the clerk of the house: the clerk follows the following committee to escort the speaker-elect to the chair. the gentleman from maryland, mr. hoyer, the gentleman from california, mr. mccarthy, the gentleman from south carolina, mr. clyburn, the gentleman from louisiana, mr. scalise, the gentlewoman from massachusetts, ms. clark, the gentlewoman from wyoming, ms. cheney, the gentleman from new york, mr. jeffies, the gentleman from minnesota, mr. emmer, the gentleman from california, mr. aguilar, the gentleman from alabama, mr. palmer, the gentleman from new york, mr. sean patrick maloney, the gentleman from louisiana, mr. mike johnson, the gentlewoman from ohio, mrs. beatty, the gentleman from north carolina, mr. hudson

tammy bruce is with us this morning. what do you think? big picture here for a second, tammy.d. should the government be getting involved? what do do you say? >> in some ways, the government's already involved, and that's participant of the problem. -- part of the problem. you know, the heels on what this is falling which is allegations of rigging of certain systems in the country which everyone continues to rook at is this -- to look at is this the dynamic of where something was rigged, right? you've got regular people taking advantage of the system, and what the hedge funds and what the millionaires, billionaires have been able to do all along which is manipulate certain things and make a lot of money in the process, and suddenly these regular people -- with whom your previous guest tended to speak of with some derision -- i think they're doing more than, you know, playing civilization or call of duty. they're doing some day trading, and that is fair. that is part of the free market. and they saw something that could be for their advantage, and then the sudden arely when the

and that mesh tammie to arrive they. have. was. almost inform them that they were standing on top of the building throwing everything you can possibly imagine at people and chairs desks they were trying to kill people defile and as you know we were shocked after we used to chant the army and the people of one hand. that statements are no good now the military council has to go. dr out i shall be a killing the revolutionary hero staying silent it's a crime they have to take to the streets i was shocked i was i was in the sex and the financial at the end i was bringing the food to morrow and suddenly the police ambushed us they came out like roaches a huge number of them. i was one of the people they took into custody. one of the soldiers beat me and broke my own 2 feet of one who was cursing at us so i said you should be ashamed of yourself i'm as old as your mother and he got hysterical and smacked me in the face or even now i have a problem with a nerve in my only aim in philosophy and i. never had any of what he called for someon

candidates, jared golden who is ad moderate democrat from maine, with he voted for illinois senator tammy duckworth, and you also had conor lamb who is a moderate democrat from southwestern pennsylvania, he he cast his ballot, molly, for hakeem jeffries, the chair of the house democratic caucus. molly: i don't know if this is parliamentary algebra, but perhaps a little math involved here. why is the house not at full size? >> well, you have some vacancies. luke letlow, the congressman-elect from louisiana, who died, tragedyically, just a couple of days ago. also an uncalled race in upstate new york, the 22nd district, a race between anthony remember d.c. city and republican claudia tenney, and then you have two members who have come down with covid, maria elvira salazar, a freshman republican from florida who flipped a district from blue to red and also david from california, he had been in congress before, lost and now is coming back. so it really does come down to the math as we always say here on capitol hill, molly. molly: and regardless of covid, everybody has to be there, right? >>

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senator tammy duckworth of illinois who came in, elected in 2016, and came in as a new mother. she had an infant, and infant that needed to be breast-fed and sometimes at night when particularly the senate was in long votes and they feel like every 15 15 minutes, you cant leave, or sometimes they do it during the day. i feel like they do that during night just to brutalize -- >> yes. you have to get it done. >> right. not family-friendly, not mother friendly, not on the family. is why we need more women making the rules. >> wouldn't be a problem if you stop acting like college students and did stuff before they procrastinated. >> that would be nice. she just wanted to carry her child on the floor. she needed to come and they had huge fight and senator amy klobuchar from minnesota and all of the women, a number of them in to be fair, backed up tammy duckworth in this endeavor. senator orrin hatch, a republican who was serving at the time, said, i'm paraphrasing this, but said if we do this, what were going to do, there will be 15, 20 babies on the floor? what will we do then? se

. >>> joining us to discuss, democratic illinois senator tammy duckworth. rand paul questioned the constitutionality of this trial. his motion died. you voted to kill it. explain why you think this trial is constitutional. >> well, if you looked to our history, jake, every official who has been barred from holding future office was out of office. and so we have historical precedence that shows it is constitutional to have a trial that will bar somebody from holding office in the future because we've done it in our nation's past. it's clear that it is constitutional. >> rand paul says this vote suggests that impeachment is dead on arrival. i mean, mathematically, that seems correct. don't you think? >> well, it looks like that way. but i will tell you that we have thot yet looked at the evidence. we all lived through it. i'm sitting here in one of my offices here. i still have plywood on the window that -- there used to be a window there. i still have broken glass on my floor. my door behind me still has marks from where they were trying to batter it down wi

. >>> i want to bring in tammy ha dad, so good to see you, what do you remember today about this mantal part of your career with. >> well, i'm first of all, my condolences to his family. they are just suffering so even though you know he was in bad shape i know it's really hard time for sean and her -- and their boys. so i want to first send my condolences to them. i want to thank cnn for unbelievable coverage. all of you, how you've talked about him, and the statement about how larry king really changed everything. you know, it's -- it is interesting that he -- people forget that cnn was a great station, lots of news, but ted turner said, wait, we need conversation. we need to find out more about the people behind the news. it was really gutsy to take this radio guy and let's be honest fredricka larry does not have the look for tv when he started. that's why we put him into the suspenders because he was hunched over from being on radio. this is -- it was the illusion of sitting ramrod straight. >> oh, that's funny. >> but honestly what i miss most is about the ross perot, and the ro

speed to thank you tammy duckworth from illinois. rich edson is in the middle what is described as tear gas near the capitol. rich, what is going on there? >> good evening, bill, what you have got now capitol police officers and you come make it out on the scaffolding there behind us. they are in the neon color and methodically clearing the capitol building. they move down the capitol. you once not too long ago had protesters, demonstrators, the mob leaking into all sorts of areas along that facade. so 100,000 people of there. that has changed significantly the last couple of hours as capitol police officers have been moving slowly to get those people out. you are hearing the flash bangs, the smoke from the teargas, and every once in a while you will see folks come back down here. they have been affected by that teargas. and this has been the scene. we were not able to get anywhere near here where we were a short while ago because there are so many people here. thousands upon thousands of trump supporter's who came all the way down,

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tammy asks, did try and stop latrobeserve as a mentor to other architects ? did they share his affinity for low tones ? >> not all of them. you can trace latrobe's influence through architecture down to frank lloyd wright. the critical influence here is probably robert mills but he did have, when he was living in philadelphia he began to take some young men and into mentor them. sometimes it was successful, sometimes it was not. but in terms of mentoring other architects, one can go through the list to louis sullivan down to frank lloyd wright and it's a wonderful kind of geological architectural tree. again, there weren't a lot of architects so one, when one looks at latrobe's career, one of the things to understand is that he really tried to establish architecture as a profession. and that was hard. it was hard because there was so much competition from carpenters, books and from artisans who simply houses without any desire to make kind of splendid spaces that he wanted to. now, as far as load domes i would answer no. others did not share his affinity for

senator tammy duckworth, who was an iraq war veteran, was among the lawmakers expressing outrage tweeting, unreal. i can't believe the same brave service members we've been asking to protect our capitol would be unceremoniously ordered to vacate the building. i am demanding answers asap. they can use my office. duckworth later tweeted an update saying the capitol police apologized and let the troops back in. >>> the fbi is now offering a $75,000 reward in the search for the person who planted two pipe bombs in washington january 6th. the bombs were safely defused by experts. meanwhile, a new arrest from the capitol riot. agents say william calhoun, a lawyer from georgia, bragged about kicking down nancy pelosi's door. >>> now, to the impeachment trial of former president trump. some republicans are supporting an effort to dismiss the trial claiming it's unconstitutional because trump is out of office. meanwhile, the entire process could be delayed until mid-february. abc's elizabeth schulze is in washington with the latest on this. elizabeth, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kenne