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ah, even how safety you feel as if you me to ties the high hill complaint he sang vixon . i didn't even think that we will be traveling to some dangerous area or something like that. he's no the only his it's it's you up. so if ever sucking up her ear, i think europe kendra ricks. jamante isn't situation ukraine weekly. give it a 2nd. thought we decided it was all the more recent again. cashed. hardly any other country has condemned the warrant ukraine as vehemently as lithuania. they've taken a firm stand in a way that is as creative as it is. clear. solidarity is huge in lithuania, both among the general population and the politicians. the street where the russian embassy is located has been renamed street of ukrainian heroes. the war in ukraine and attends atmosphere can be felt everywhere in the country. one business that is benefiting from this fear and seeing sad skyrocket is the oxalis arms dealership. according to the owner demand increased tenfold in the 1st month after the war began. this is for self defense for home defense if why you're so surprised to have swi

while the bears will be thinking about how their season went sideways, the fans on tied one hill saying good buddy joe starkey the voice of the bears for 48 years. who was broadcasting his final game today. that's going to game action here. the bears keeping pace with the bruins jack plummer as of finding jeremiah hunter. amazing catch there in the sun. 38 yards and the score count goes up. 21 to 17 at the half. yeah. celebrating and the 3rd quarter now ucla quarterback dorian thompson robinson, his friends dtr takes off 14 yards hits, pay dirt. he rushed for 2 tds today. bruins up 24 21. but the bears battling back in the 4th first single from the 8 plummer dumps. a pass here into the flat for jay. not uses speed there to get into the corner of the end zone. the bears ahead. 28 27. but cal just couldn't continue. c l a's offense. zach charbonnet 5 yard td run here. puts them up for good. the bruins game 400 excuse me. 541 total yards. 350 on the ground. bruins tame the bears. 35 the 28. let's talk about them. and the san francisco forty-niners hosting the saints on sunday and they are

peaceful transfer of power after the 2020 election and whether those efforts can be tied to that riot on capitol hill. >> we're going to walk down to the capitol! >> reporter: the special counsel will also investigate whether trump committed any crimes with classified documents taken from the white house and found at mar-a-lago. and later reports that some of those documents were moved after authorities had requested they be returned -- allegations of obstruction of justice. tonight, former president trump slamming the move as political, calling it unfair saying he's not going to partake in it. >> let's get to pierre thomas live at the justice department. you and your team reporting for days that these investigations into the former president have been ramping up in recent weeks the attorney general tonight say this will not slow down the investigation? >> reporter: david, those investigations have been ramping up. we know in recent weeks prosecutors have continued to pursue key witnesses, bringing them before at least two grand juries here in d.c. one of those who recently testify second down a form

how the collapse of ftx and its founder reveal huge money ties to democrats on capitol hill..back...one... the winter play was really coming together. until, disaster struck. tensions were high. luckily, replacement costumes were shipped with fedex. which means mr. harvey, could picture the perfect night. we're ready for the holidays, so you're ready for what's next. >> the ftx crypto collapse putting new pressure on lawmakers over their ties to the company's founder and ceo. oversight efforts could get complicated after records show he gave millions to democrat campaigns and their causes, hillary vaughn with more on this. hi, hillary. >> hi, good morning, martha. ftx crypto exchange founder gave millions of dollars to democratic candidates, campaign committees and political action groups making him the democratic party's second largest donor according to open secrets. bankman fried handed over $37 million to democratic causes and pledged to spend a lot more . in may he said in an interview he would give up to $1 billion in the general election to democrats if former presiden

. >> todd: a growing number of lawmakers on capitol hill are concerned about tiktok and ties

. >> todd: a growing number of lawmakers on capitol hill are concerned about tiktok and ties to the chinese communist party. one democratic senator found himself in rare agreement with donald trump. >> i think donald trump was right, tiktok is an enormous threat, a massive collector of information, oftentimes of our children. >> todd: that was mark warner and that follows new warnings from fbi director christopher wray who sees tiktok to be used in influence operation and he says china has stolen more americans personal and business data than every other nation combined. >> we have national security concerns from the fbi's end about tiktok. they include the possibility that the chinese government could use it to control data collection on millions of users or control the recommendat algo algorithm, or to control software on millions of devices. >> ashley: this issue has come up again and again and here is what tiktok said three years ago. our data centers are locate the outside of china and are not subject to chinese law. and tiktok has been growing by leaps and browns now claiming that the

ties oakland 58. and the morgan hill in the upper fifties 59.ere's that chilly morning that the forecast for tomorrow morning we will have some patchy frost out there. keep the plants warm. keep the animals. warm temperatures building definitely notice that chill for your thursday morning here is look ahead. your five day forecast at cold start tomorrow morning, more cloud cover in the friday and then a slight chance of a sprinkle, or at least some drizzle for this saturday. with the sun cloud mixed by the second half of the weekend. but after yesterday's rainfall, nice to have some sunshine this afternoon for sure. mark tamayo thank you. international climate talks are underway to sleep in egypt more about president biden's message for action to comb cough democrats have a chance to hold on to the u. s. senate there wasn't a red wave in congress, as many in the republican party had hoped for. and you hope you were with us on mornings onto the nine today when we spoke with international law professor at florida a and m university, jeremy levitt,

lawmakers are pushing for sam bankman-fried to testify on capitol hill with the some lawmakers having ties with the failed company. that is an interesting dilemma. well-hear from some lawmakers what they want to see happen. plus 720 days until, you guessed it, the 2024 presidential election. president trump announcing he will run, raising questions over who will take on the former president and what this means for the future of the gop. the war on ukraine raging on with a missile strike hitting poland, killing two people. president biden spoke with the polish president following the attack. we'll have a live report on the administration's reaction. we got a a lot to get to. so let's get started. first to our top story, we're just learning senate republicans will in fact hold their leadership vote today. fox news senior congressional correspondent chad pergram knows all inside of the beltway. he joins us with the very latest. chad? reporter: david, senate republicans are now voting on their leaders for the new congress, an effort by conservatives to postpone the vote failed this morning. ri

security probe of elon musk's takeover of twitter because of musk's ties to foreign governments and investors. hillary vaughn on capitol hillllary? reporter: good evening, liz. elon musk's purchase of twitter may be the next big techtarget here on capitol hill as senator chris murphy tweeting he wants a national security review over the purchase n.o.w. that saudi-based investors have a majority stake in the platform tweeting this. we should be concerned that the saudis who have a clear interest in repressing political speech and impacting u.s. politics are now the second largest owner of a major social media platform. there is a clear national security issue at stake and cfius should do a review. the"the washington post" is reporting the treasury department is figuring out if it has legal authority to launch a prone. white house officials discussed a possibility of a national security review over the purchase. the fbi apparently looking into counterintelligence risks surrounding the deal this spring. "the washington post" reports that large foreign investors would have access to confidential information about twit arer's fi

josh shapiro, the true term attorney general has already said hill except results, doug mastery, know the republican nominee with ties to qanon, was that the u.s. capital on january the 6th. has already started sort of laying the groundwork, with claims of fraud, it's a pretty extraordinary set of circumstances. when you have four governors, calling on the gubernatorial nominee is to set the nominees. that's where we find ourselves right now unfortunately. >> i want to share a bit more of joshua pirro speech a mention. they made over the weekend at 70. night watch this. >> let me tell you something, it's not freedom to tell women what they're allowed to do with their bodies. that's not freedom. it's not freedom to tell our children what books are allowed to read. >> it's not freedom when he gets to decide who are allowed to marry, i say love is love. it's not a freedom to say, you can work a 40 hour work week, but you can't be a member of a union. that's not freedom. as sure as hell isn't freedom to say, you can go vote, but he gets to pick the winner. that's not freedom. that's not freedom. >> mr. micek, that speech

hill. a new nbc news poll finds registered voters are tied at 47% when it comes to which party they want to congress. the poll also finds democrats are closing the enthusiasm gap in this election. voters from both parties highly interested in the elections. we have already seen the enthusiasm play out as more than 41 million americans have already voted by mail or in person through early voting. but that's not stopping the heavy hitters from hitting the campaign trail for one last effort to rally support. president biden will travel to maryland to push for democrats, while former president donald trump will rally republicans in ohio. we're also keeping a close watch on two states that could determine control of the senate. pennsylvania and georgia. that is where we begin this hour. i want to bring in nbc news correspondent mora barrett from philadelphia, nbc national news koerbdent gabe gutierrez and phillip rucker "washington post" and msnbc political analyst. gabe, let me start with you. what's the situation like in georgia? >> reporter: hello, jose. good morning. the attacks are intensif

hill to climb. oz show he's can do that, now that race is very much tied, but the republicans believe that if they canp pennsylvania in the republican column, that is their signal they will be able to keep majority or get it back. >> mentor? karl rove, this is former president obama talking to democrats specifically don't worry. >> i'm here to tell you pittsburgh, that tuning out is not an option. s-- only way to make this economy fair, if we all of us, fight for it. >> what do you think about messages from democrats in final days here? threat to democracy. the world is going to end. scaring is that what it is? getting the base out? >> it is two things, a muddle. first. you know what is that election about? is it ab moexpecting, and the base is not fired up. there were 3 stops in pennsylvania today, they recognize that this election is going again them, all gravitational forces all things that matter to people, the top issues, they are economy, inflation and some areas like pennsylvania crime and some areas like texas the border. they are working against the democrats, top issues are not issues that w

reporter: other democrats on capitol hill making it clear that even though they may have ties with samy are not skimping on oversight. exam bankman-fried's father help ed senate elizabeth warren who sits on the senate banking committee draft legislation in the past. warren is now demanding answers from ftx on where the money went saying this , "while the full extent of the damage brought by ftx and its affiliates continue to unfold, billions of dollars worth of investor funds seem to have disappeared into the ether these developments justify our longstanding concerns that the crypto industry is built to favor scammers and designed to reward insiders and defraud mom and pop investors" and stuart, both committees on the house and senate side in charge of oversight have announced hear ings into ftx's fallout. stuart? stuart: yes, indeed, hillary thanks very much. we're joined now by the co- founder and ceo of binance, better known perhaps cz i'm going to call you cz, but susan is with us. she knows all about crypto. i'll leave it with her. >> yeah it was great to see you last week at web

let's take a live look at capitol hill now where senate democrats are calling for bipartisan efforts to protect daca recipients from deportation. the obama era program is tied up in court. alex padilla says protections for dreamers should stay in place. >> dreamers are entrepreneurs. and collectively as consumers, they contribute millions to our economy. our nation is greater because of their contributions, and it is absolutely wrong to deny them access to the american dream. >> there are more than 800,000 daca recipients nationwide. >>> well someone in san bernardino just struck it rich. >> one very lucky winner matched all five numbers in the mega millions drawing last night. the winning ticket was sold at this very lucky shell gas station on el camino real. i'm going to go to that gas station the next time they have a drawing. that ticket now worth more than $2 million. >>> well still ahead, new developments in a deadly missile strike near the border of poland and ukraine. the latest on the blast and what nato members are now saying. >>> we could see no kill chicken in stores in restaurants. the bay area company making it all possible. >>> we ask you to

tied it at 25 with a field goal. but 7 seconds left health kicker. tyler bass. he's the football through the uprights for the field. goal. hills survived thanksgiving in detroit's 28 to 25. let's move it over to cutter now for what the rest of the world calls football world cup action. we're not going portable facing ghana. no score in the 65th minute rinaldo set for a penalty kick. all eyes on the legend. and coms. we're not became the first man to score 5 different world cups. >> one nil, portugal got a managed to tie it. >> a few minutes later. but in the 76th minute hold the lakes, going to the ball and knocked in to retake the lead. so portugal wins it 3 to 2. not too much drama in the brazil, serbia match up this morning, brazil already up one nil when richarlison got to see this nails, the spectacular. >> bicycle kick in the box. his second goal of the day. ridiculous. you need to look at this replaced. >> the body control. how can you even do that? puts the ball right in the debt. absolutely amazing. brazil wins it to note. >> it happened. stanford miss and the espn events invitational in florida this morning in sanfor

kunin an of pleasant hill arrested for dissuading a witness and the salt. all 5 have ties to the hells angels and now are in custody. >> city leaders in san francisco want a union square. one of the safest places to be over the holiday season. and that is especially their mission after what happened in last year's holiday season. with all of the >> kind of mass mob robs caught on camera where people just ran into department stores and took stuff. san francisco police launched a safety initiative to stop this. and the police chief says it really has helped. >> during the holiday season last year, you can come to this area without bumping into a police officer. and guess what? that's what will happen this year. we want everyone to know that we've got eyes and ears on the street. we're adding 150 more ambassadors to the street. >> and city officials say bart immunity have also partnered up to make sure that ambassadors are on hand to support the safety of public transportation stations and make the city. >> clean available for shoppers and also even given directions. anything

raymond couldn't and of pleasant hill arrested for dissuading a witness and the salt all 5 have ties the hells angels motorcycle club and all are in custody now. time 6.33, there's an all out effort to make everybody feel safer when to come back to say that is because union square this holiday season after what we saw in the past, which was a lot of smash-and-grab and mob robs a cropper says he can do and has the latest. >> city leaders in san francisco have got a new attitude for union square this holiday season aiming for it to be one of the safest locations in the city. we want everyone to know that we've got eyes and ears on the which we plan to make this one of the best and safest times during the holiday season. for those who come to san francisco, we have officers out that you will see. >> but they're out there for a purpose. and that purpose is to arrest people who don't get anyone who is caught engaging in such conduct will be held accountable and will face consequences. this is the new day. >> this press conference is kicking off san francisco safe shopper initiative here i

raymond kuna hand of pleasant hill was arrested on dissuading a witness and assault. all 5 have ties to the hells angels motorcycle club. they're all in custody and will be tried in santa clara. a contract worker has died 2 weeks after an accidental carbon dioxide leak at lax left him in a coma. 36 year-old chris abraham was one of 4 people working inside the utility room on halloween morning when carbon dioxide suddenly was released from the fire suppression system. the odorless gas caused abraham to go into cardiac cardiac arrest. the other 3 workers managed to escape. firefighters rescued a break from the scene. he was hospitalized and in a medically induced coma. he does leave behind a wife and 2 children. in san francisco, traffic delays around the broadway tunnel are going to be lasting a little longer after a crane on top of a bucket truck crashed through the tile that happened monday afternoon. repairs to the tunnel could take a couple of days according to city workers, the public works. department says one eastbound lanes, though, will be open during those commute hours. let

of san francisco arrested on assault raymond koonin an of a pleasant hill arrested for dissuading a witness and the salt all 5 have tieso the hells angels and they're now in custody. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, some airlines have to pay hefty fines because of pandemic-related cancellations and delays. why some think that's unfair. plus. you can see it. the moon rocket. artemis heading to the moon now successful launch last night. we'll have more on all of that. and inflation is making thanksgiving dinner more expensive this year. we'll have some tips on how you might be able to save a little bit of money. what makes the train so magical? it's not just the enchanting call of the whistle or the adventurous spirit in every bend of the track. it's about where it goes. to places. and faces. and the warmest of memories. the magic of the train is more than how it takes us away. it's how it brings us together. ♪ >> it's 7.40, right now. and the department of transportation says that that take they're taking historic action again. some airlines for failing to provide passengers with timely refunds for trips duri

michigan right now just a few moments ago, touting hi labor ties that have been so central to his entire political career. >> let's go now to capitol hill where cnn's manu raju is following the congressional negotiations over the bill, and m manu we hear objections coming from members of both parties this afternoon. >> reporter: no question about it. the question will be whether or not they can get it done by next week. we expect it to pass the house tomorrow morning, as there are some concerns on the lefts. democrats concerned about the fact there's no guaranteed paid sick leave for workers. that could make the quick passage in the senate complicated where senator bernie sanders of vermont has indicated that he plans to oppose this legislation, push for an amendment to guarantee the paid sick leave. he would not speed up consideration of the bill, he can slow it down as any one of the senators can. on the right, republicans themselves are not voting for this legislation, some saying it's incumbent on the administration to find a deal, not congress. >>. >> more involved, i'd rather not see it in congress. >> reporter: you would rather h

ties with russia. that's not being spoken of us. know, and again, you know, very relevant, you just saw lou da silva elected him. right hill. those types, the leaders being elected throughout latin america, i mean almost have a clean sweep. these are leaders that are also critical of us intervention of the monroe doctrine of usaa gemini. that's happening for a reason. people are tired, they've seen the results of that. the result of us, the gemini, has been war and destruction and i think the world is, are we living through the change in the global world order right now? i think we are, i think, you know, there's many birth pains to it, but yeah, we're seeing the birth of a multi polar world, trusting just one last day. and notice how he'd done the really elections are happening right now. last imaginations politically. but on the background to that, you've got palestinians in contested stroke, occupied territories and not allowed to stand, not even to vote that good. no say in those elections. i put it to you. why is it that not? i know we've spoken about about why is that not touched upon in the west, whereas many, many h

ties between russia and india. that pressure is met with adamant opposition? b, r, who didn't nation, and the water quality of india. also using a rock hill, so these are using why agra to rape ukrainian. a un official says she has no actual evidence of this referring only to statements made by ukrainian official by you. why. if you leave on, why do you think that with the 1st amendment, our class, our former us national security advisor was wanted to detention and remove the journalist who pressed him with questions on us walk line. we discussed this case with the journalist so that the russia there is the biggest threat to our democracy. so really, he's just trying to go over what he did in iraq again and again. and again. he wants to turn ukraine into the new afghan with hello and welcome to our international class in the line from the russian capital. it's just gone since i am, i'm glad to have you with us. i'm more at home on it. let's take a look at the top source. this our what we thought was the un climate summit in egypt has now ended its 2nd week. our newest present, joe biden has away in appearance. he pin the blame for global

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stuart: democrat ties, sam bank when freda making it difficult for lawmakers to regulate crypto companies. hillary vaughan will break down the tainted oversight efforts on capitol hill what will you do? will you make something better? create something new? our dell technologies advisors can provide you with the tools and expertise you need to bring out the innovator in you. stuart: janet yellen was asked if she will investigate elon musk's twitter purchase. what did she say? ashley: treasury secretary said to her knowledge there is no call to investigate. she said, quote, i'm not sure precisely what the president had in mind but we had no basis to the best of my knowledge to examine his finances. i'm not aware of concerns that cause us to investigate. president biden suggested musk's twitter took over and technical relationships should be scrutinized, the white house just binding to questions whether musk poses a threat to national security and whether the joint acquisition of twitter with foreign governments which include the saudis should be investigated but yellen had to the committee on foreign investment has repeatedly said she is unaware of any concerns. stuar

ties to great britain. by that point military battles were already underway. so the first shots of the revolutionary were were fired in lexington and concord, in april, 1775. the battle of bunker hill, a patriot victory, was fought a few months later. so in the declaration of independence, thomas jefferson wrote the famous words -- we hold these truths to be self evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. in our class today, we are going to think about how this original and most fundamental statement of rights came true for disabled americans in the decades after the revolution. so were disabled people able to access these basic ideals of freedom and equality? were they able to reap the promises of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness? and importantly, you know, how did gender, race and class change the equation? so where some disabled people able to access these rights and not others? we will also, importantly, consider how disabled people faced with legal, political and social barriers, how they fought back and fought for greater equality an

ties. joining us no i by phone to break down all of this fox news senior correspondent, a congressional correspondent chad whack you tell us about what's happening on capitol hill well there's a vote to tally done tonight in nevada, and this, you know, went heavily in favor of katherine cortez masto who had been behind adam laxalt behind here so far. just the fact that she, you know, pulled this off. this gives us at minimum and they have tie breaking vote of vice president harris. this is key because it means that democrats can still going to be trouble getting bills through and overcoming filibusters things like that but they can get nominations through from president biden for cabinet positions or even if there's a vacancy for the supreme court. that is a paramount importance to democrats in a vac city were to occur there. this makes race in georgia the runoff that's coming up in early december a little less important to democrats although if they have that then they have 51/49 that's important internally because democrats then have higher ratios on committees right now it is pretty much even steven. there's a power sharing agreement with the republicans. as

tied it at 25 with a field goal. but 7 seconds left health kicker. tyler bass. he's the football through the uprights for the winning field. goal. hills survived thanksgiving in detroit's 28 to 25. let's move it over to cover now for what the rest of the world calls football world cup action. we're not going. portugal facing ghana. no score in the 65th minute rinaldo set for a penalty kick. all eyes on the legend. and she. coms. we're not became the first man to score 5 different world cups. >> one nil, portugal got mandate to tie it. >> a few minutes later. but in the 76th minute home, feel like he's going to the ball and knocks it in to retake the lead. so portugal wins 3 to 2. too much drama in the brazil, serbia match up this morning, brazil already up one nil when richarlison. he's got to see this nails. the spectacular. >> bicycle kick in the box. his second goal of the day. ridiculous. you need to look at the 3 plate. the body control. how can you even do that? puts the ball right in the debt. amazing brazil wins it to note. >> it happened. stanford miss and the espn events invitational in florida this morning. stanford down 4

tied to fentanyl. mexican cartels are increasingly manufacturing for distribution and sell in the united states and precursors are imported from china and pressed into powders, hills. why can't the united states which has the strongest military, economy, biggest intelligence community stop the cartels pitting this poison on our streets? mr. bolduc: because of our open borders. we have terrible immigration policy. we have not given our border patrol people they need, the tech knowledge he they need she touts the fact that she votes for this. she does the opposite. on august 7, she hurt our borders. we haven't on the line with mexico or china for bringing in the precursors in creating it we left it wide open for human trafficking which is a national disgrace. we left it open for weapons, a licit weapons and sentinel killing our children. manchester is a distribution center for that stuff. now it's lawrence and manchester. highest overdoses on record. this is a problem that the biden administration and maggie hassan has created because of bad policy. host: senator why can't the most powerful country stop the flow of drugs? sen. hassan: that's why i have been advocati

mission and this all ties together under the sense that americans had up incels that there is something exceptional about them. that old city on the hill idea that we talk about with john winthrop. that new england colony was going to be a city on a hill and an example to the world and the world would clean up its act and have self government and a christian commonwealth et cetera. that is transformed by this time into the sense that the mission of the united states just spread republican government. representative government. most people nowadays would use democracy and republicanism as citizens. but they would have used the word republicanism still quite a bit. and so, what was it about the americans that was so exceptional? the people promoting this rhetoric in the 18, beginning in the early 18 40s especially as america started to considering texas's annexation talk about anglo-saxon's. so they didn't talk about the term white, although john c kelsey who knew. did they talk about anglo-saxon? zoltan anglo-saxon? anglo-saxon's they said were superior by virtue of a few things. there are superior because there are problems, and that w

tied to their subpoena last week. the select committee now extending that deadline to this week after saying they've been in talks with trump's lawyers. i want to bring in senior capitol hill the committee that donald trump plans to comply and then what's next? >> chris, if they have evidence, they're not sharing it. the committee put out a statement last friday evening saying they had some kind of correspondence from trump attorneys about their subpoena and they were willing to extend for documents to be turned over to the end of this week. by the end of this week, we are likely to know who is going to be controlling the house of representatives in the next congress. and if it's republicans, that's a pretty clear signal to trump that he can wait this thing out. it has long been the way mr. trump, both during his public career and prior, liked to deal with legal matters. and we might see that be the case here. not much pressure on him to comply. the committee has only one tool and that is to hold someone in contempt. they say they have engaged with him. it weakens their contempt case. the strongest one with steve bannon who blew off the committee entirely might make it cha

ties to foreign governments. despite their concerns over twitter, little action has been taken towards chinese-owned tiktok, intelligence analysts have tagged as a top national security risk. hillary vaughn has more from capitol hill. who exactly is looking into this? >> sandra, reportedly several u.s. agencies are eyeing elon musk's purchase of twitter as some here on capitol hill have concerns this saudi royal prince is twitter's second largest shareholder after this deal. that's concerning some because of the terms of musk's twitter deal, the washington post reports that large foreign investors would have access to confidential information about twitter's finances and possibly its users. and the treasury department is figuring out if it has legal authority to launch a probe. white house officials reportedly discussed the possibility of a national security review and the fbi looking into counter intelligence risks surrounding the deal this spring. the deal also might be the next big tech target here on capitol hill, senator chris murphy calling for a review tweeting this, we should be concerned the saudis, who have a clear interest in repressing political speech and impacting u.s. politics are now the second lar

on the hill, adam schiff removed from the senate intelligence committee, hitting back on the house minority leader for vowing to oust shift for his handling of the investigation into alleged tiesetween the former's campaign and russia. on the program, the cnn state of the union yesterday, he addressed what he considered the credibility of house congressional investigations in the 118th congress. [video clip] >> the incoming oversight chair told punch bowl that i don't believe congressional investigations have a lot of ability and i blame adam schiff for that but both parties are to blame for the investigations of the past and i want to change that. what is your response? >> he doesn't believe in the ukrainian investigation, the russian investigation. why? they are investigations of the serial abuse of power by donald trump. komar, jordan, mccarthy do nothing but carry donald trump's water. someone who as you pointed out is sitting down for dinner with anti-semites and bigots, won't condemn them. this is common cause for them. they will do and say what they need to get along with donald trump. >> out of time but i have to ask, if they are's -- you are subpoenaed by republicans