administrator tierney? admin. tierney: thank you, mayor bowser. i am marion arity -- marion tierney. -- i am marianne -- maryann tierney. i am the regional administrator for the federal emergency management agency. while we are not a law enforcement agency, public safety is our number one priority. we've taken several actions to promote good public safety during the event. the president has declared emergency, which has enabled us to do several things. the first is to deploy a national incident management team to the d.c. operational management center to work with district partners. we deployed regional assistant teams to maryland and virginia to support their planning and actions. we've been working with the district to identify resource requirements. for example, we are working to pre-stage ambulance resources, and we have moved commodities such as food and water closer to the district should that be , needed. we continue to support the secret service on their efforts to plan. we have also conducted several exercises in response to the secret se

administrator tierney. >> thank you. thank you, mayor bowser. i am mary ann tierney, the regional administrator for the federal emergency management agency. while fema is not a law enforcement agency, public safety is our priority for the inauguration. fema has taken several actions to promote good public safety during this event. the president has declared an emergency that has enabled fema to do several things. the first thing is we have deployed a national incident management team to the d.c. emergency operations center to work in support of our district partners. we have also deployed regional incident management assistant teams to maryland and virginia to support their planning and actions. we have been working with the district to identify resource requirements. for example, we are currently working a mission to prestage ambulance resources and also we have moved commodities such as food, water, and shelter supplies closer in to support the district should that be needed. we continue to support the secret service in their efforts to plan f

there are different types of tierneys.o are armed up and there are people in suits and ties and well dressed, they look really good, they have perfume and cologne on, and they show up in congress with the tyranny of the legislature. the american people saw to tierneys this week. one today and the house of representatives, and one last week outside the capitol building. one other thing, i don't want to hear any lecture from any leftist,whether they are in the media, whether they are in politics, whether they are in entertainment or corporate boardrooms about violence. we conservatives, we trump supporters have been denouncing violence from day one. you sit there and you decided to agree with the results. you sit there and decide if you agree with the name of the organization. you're given millions of dollars to an anarchist, marxist group called black lives matter. you are painting the roads with their names. this preplanning militia activity, they treated antifa and black lives matter like they were the pta for some school

that disinformation around the election, the idea that it was illegitimate, that there is government tierneyd that they were called upon to rise up against it. so they really do think they are being heroic care. brent: we know there have been -- they think they are being heroic here. brent: there are allegations some congresspeople collaborated with protesters by taking them on tours the day before the capitol was stormed. do you think there are links between measures of commerce -- congress and the extreme white wing? -- right wing? >> it is still being vestigated and we do not yet know how much people knew about the groups they were giving to her too, hotransparent the reasoning was. did they think they were doing favors for people within their district, but did not have an understanding, or is there something more nefarious at work? that is where we do not know the answers to this in the investigations are going to have to unravel in the coming weeks and require tremendous resources. brent: we know the fbi is investigating current and former members of the u.s. military and law enforcemen

freedom is paid for with blood and tierney always masquerades itself as safety and security, and that'sainst right now. outside the capital, the outer ring of security had been breached, the crowds had taken donald trump at his word and they were taking the fight to the heart of american democracy. they were literally banging on the doors of congress. this way! and then, some trump supporters managed to get inside. they were armed and wandering the capitol building. chanting: usa! there were tense and violent scenes with police who have never dealt with anything like this. these pictures appear to show a protester being shot inside the capital building. a stretcher was sent in, she was later given cpr. a protester breached the inner sanctum of the chamber. the vice president had to be removed to safety by his secret service detail and then the joint session was adjourned. earlier, the republican senate leaderfor so long earlier, the republican senate leader for so long a loyal lieutenant of the president turned on him with this withering assessment. if this election were overturned by m

commentator: brilliant play from kieren tierney.d it's an absolutely sensational goal! and not long after that, arsenal looked like their old selves again. two before half time and two more after it. in the january snow, their season back on track. 0n the south coast, brighton fans were looking for some new found—inspiration too and they got it. commentator: what a way to start 2021! captain lewis dunk rescuing a point in a 3—3 draw with wolves. but the team most craving the new year was sheffield united. with only two points so far, it is the worse start to a season in premier league history so this was the last thing they needed. palace ahead after just four minutes. and after that it only got worse. eberechi ezejinking his way through the defence and finishing one of the goals of the season. a strike that quickly finished all of sheffield united's new year cheer. austin halewood, bbc news. tottenham managerjose mourinho may have been happy with their win over leeds but he was definitely not happy with three of his players — erik

kieran tierney had a great game — and his solo run and finish set them on their way to a 4—0 win. so long returned — some stunning passing here from arsenal, rounded off by bukayo saka, before alexander lacazette scored twice. arteta said it was pretty close to how he wants them to play. the convincing momentum that you get from everybody that is involved, it's much more positive. this is an arsenal team with the idea that i wa nt arsenal team with the idea that i want with the staff to transmit to the players to play, but in certain moments it was very close to that. i am very pleased because i thought in the final third it looked like there was a lot of moment, good energy, real purpose, everybody is playing forwards, it's like we are more free to play there and the understanding is beginning to be able to generate a lot of things there. there are just two games today, after fulham's match at burnley was postponed due to a fresh covid—19 outbreak at the london club. leicester will go third if they beat newcastle, and it's a big one laterfor chelsea and manchester city, who're bo

they're leading 2—0, kieran tierney and bukayo saka with the goals for the gunners. --3-0.french champions paris saint germain. pochettino left spurs just over a year ago — and there's been plenty of speculation on where the argentinian would move, with a umber of top clubs having coveted his services. he made 70 appearances for psg as a player, and has signed a contract with the club untiljune 2022. as leads go, rangers are well placed to pip rivals celtic to the premiership title in scotland — 19 points their advantage now following victory over their glasgow rivals in the old firm derby on saturday. a nir bitton red card and a callum mcgregor own goal in the second half inflicting a potentially decisive blow to celtic‘s hopes of clinching an unprecedented 10 titles in a row with that 19 point gap heading into the second half of the campaign. steven gerrard's premiership leaders, yet to lose a league game this season in a formidable position much tighter in spain, where real madrid trail the league leaders atletico by two points. they could move above them with victory ov

military and was going to enjoy every benefit that went along with defending the constitution and tierney abroad. he was a patriot. some people call themselves patriots but everybody should have had access to those rights there was an amount of zeal. my mother was an organizer and was more a quiet person but very welcoming and anyone that came to our home we had a lot of people that would, throug come h and to give you an example one person that i met people know him as the first person to say black power and he was to stokely carmichael similar to ralph abernathy who he was to doctor martin luther king jr. so i met him when i was very young and we continued to stay in touch to this day. there was another household that was influential and that was the jackson household and the family that gave the members of the committee a place to stay where the statehouse was located on their property and whenever people would come to town they would come and take me so i had the opportunity to meet all these people and i had no idea at the time the impact they were having on my life but it was very s

the average american, he hides the tierney from himself. let's say there is a lady down the street. she can't mow her lawn. she doesn't have enough money to pay somebody to mow her lawn. you ask the average american would you support the government forcing someone to go in mow her lawn each week? they would say no we wouldn't do that or he'd say well would you support somebody having to go down at the end of each week and pull money out of his wallet to give her money and he would say no. if you ask what about if we put our money in a government pot and the government sends our money out to this lady likes they would say that's different, that's okay but all these three examples i just gave involve the forcible use of one person to serve the purpose of somebody else. but that's what the american people want. too many of us want that. to serve the purpose of somebody else and that's the definition of slavery. mark: when you bring up the congress in this country the left immediately talks about slaveowners, that they were slaveowners. but first of all all of them weren't. some of them

they believe legislative tierney will be the main source of tyranny. belegislative tyranny will the main source of tyranny. checksion of powers and and balances. it is crucially important that no one branch gets to speak for we the people, and here -- let's just channel not madison but james wilson, that underappreciated genius from pennsylvania, who wrote the first draft of the constitution at the national constitution center in philadelphia. bring your students. it is exciting to see the first words wilson put on paper in july of 1787. resolved words were that the government of the united states shall consist of a legislative, executive, and judicial branch. but it waspeople," the separation of powers and the idea that no one branch can speak for the people but the idea that our power has to be dissipated among them to prevent tyranny and slow down. draft, whichlson was produced a little bit later in july, contains the words "we the people of the states of new hampshire, rhode island and providence plantations, massachusetts," and so forth. it was wi

. ♪♪ the state of florida is teeming with refugees from the northeast clean tierney and mismanagementones in florida. florida is also filled with pythons. big snakes slithering their way to the everglades and messing with the food chain. how does the state of florida plan to restore balance to its front ecosystem? one and has thought a lot abouty this and has an interesting idea. he is a i trapper known as the python cowboy. we are happy to have him on. thanks so much for coming on. what is your plan to deal with the overabundance of pythons. >> it's really not just my plan. a lotll of people involved witht and we need to hunt and remove them. the state right p now has different programs to do that but we need more help. we need the general public involved and we are doing everything we can to incentivize that. tucker: one of the core ethical precepts, eat what you kill, do you eat python? >> absolutely. if i don't eat it, i make use of it. you can only eat so much stake. anything i don't eat myself, i feed to my wildlife rescues and livestock i have. tucker: i mean, i've heard it tas

in fact, you're standing for tierney and i've never heard it is nicely put as you just did. >> thank, i am a huge fan. >> tucker: glenn beck, the great glenn beck. i appreciate it. you are seeing democrats in the house have sex with chinese spies and others take money from chinese state owned businesses and not one of the most prominent democrats in the united states taking her relationship with the government of china to the next level. you will know her name for sure. you will not believe what she is doing now. >> tucker: masculinity if we are being honest is somewhat of a sensitive topic over at the cable news network. they know toxic masculinity is bad along with the patriarchate. everybody knows that. how about regular masculinity? assuming that still exist. you might be surprised to know masculinity is extremely important to cnn's corporate culture, as it would be if. take chris cuomo. they don't have coffee on the set. they have protein powder and energy bars and lots of pictures of chris cuomo exercising slowly so the veins pop. that's how seriously they take manhood at cnn.

she is pictured leaving the rotunda where the ceremony had taken place and bobby kennedy they've tierneygeneral, the brother, had -- how she was able to do that in that glare of public spotlight to maintain her composure, it is beyond me. in the next photo we will see another element of her profile and courage from those four days that on monday of the president's funeral, november the 25th, she had edward kennedy came back to the white house after the funeral because mrs. kennedy thought it was her duty to grieve and think to coming the diplomats and the presidents and heads of state from around the country who had marched with her up connecticut avenue from the white house, led by charles de gaulle. and went to saint matthews cathedral in washington for the funeral service. she somehow managed to stay on her feet and perform that last diplomatic duty for herself and her husband. and then they went upstairs, if you can imagine this, to the residents to mark the birthday of john junior. that it was his third birthday, did he of his dad's funeral. >> everyone is very familiar with the ete

. >> it's capitalism versus socialism, freedom versus tierney, turn out. >> excuse me, excuse me cans every second? i know this is a foxbusiness mtv bimbo our. [laughter] but if we could just get serious. >> ted lieu dobbs, you back off he arty owns at real estate. >> i don't think anyone surprised that mr. orange chino corona keller's having another mass slaughter in georgia this weekend. if you are planning on going, do me a favor piedmont you stoppage your grandmother in the head on the way out the door because you're just going to kill her anyway that's all this is for that's all this is jessica. but seriously this rally is so emblematic, this rally so emblematic of why joe biden one. it's because people trusted him more than corona he showed restraint trumper had these massive rallies biden rarely left the house. lessie's oil when the bike rides it forgot to get home from. the man showed restraint. without having big crowds even when biden one, only a few million of these supporters got into the street and parted. support jimmy i know your file have you get the next official que

my next guessed calling for justice for the victims of a cuomo scolded tierney and among the first tol for this investigation, new york congressman nicole malliotakis joins us now. congresswoman, should cuomo resign with this revelation? >> well, today, i called for his commissioner to resign, absolutely, because he was the one responsible for the underreporting, and we need information about what exactly did the governor know, and what was the process -- the information that he based his decision to actually mandate that nursing homes take back covid positive patience, even when the nursing homes said that they couldn't handle it. there were a number of findings in this report, one was that -- something we had been sounding the alarm for back in the spring, the fact that there was not enough ppe being sent to these nursing homes to care, protect, staff and the individual. the fact they were not sending testing kits, so they could not identify and isolate patience, but i think the most egregious thing here is the underreporting, but it is also the fact that even after president trump

months and 17 days in the military and he was going to enjoy every privilege and benefit inviting tierney abroad. he was a patriot and the in the constitution and felt everybody should have had access to those rights no matter who they were. so as a result of his zeal, a lot of people would come to our home and my mother was an organizer. she was more of a quiet person but very welcoming and anyone that came to our home we had a lot of people that vote come through and to give you an example, one of the people i met he was the first person to say black power. he was to stokely carmichael similar to ralph abernathy. we continue to stay in touch to this day and there was another but that was influential and that was the jackson household, the jackson family was a family that actually gave the members. whenever people would come to town. they would invite my parents to come and they would take me. so i had the opportunity to meet all these people having no idea at the time exactly the impact that they were having on my life but it was very, very significant. >> in the first instance on the p

terms of refortifying american democracy and exiling the forces it of white supremacy, hatred and tierney, that's great, let's unify around that. but to the extent the republican party chooses to hold tight to that path, the path of donald trump, the path opposed to democracy, then the democrats' new power must be wielded against them. right now we've got a crystal clear example. again, day one, we just started today. here's where we are. senator mcconnell is threatening to filibuster the organizing resolution, the basic rules of the road for how the senate will be run. and in doing so, he's preventing democrats from carrying out the roles as majority party. it is as senator brian schotz unprecedented and counterproductive. as i speak to you, the democrats have not taken majority because mitch mcconnell is obstructing them. the same mitch mcconnell who whipped his caucus against trump apartments first impeachment vote about they when this they were all warned trump would do things to hurt the country. the same mitch mcconnell that refused procedures for the trial. the same mcconnell and f

timothy snyder now from yale university and the author of noumerous books, including the bestseller "on tierney." a book that i learned a lot from. thank you for coming on. you came out with this years ago and it's been newly relevant every year. tell us, you see the start of 2021 as we head into this gop objection show that's not going to amount to anything except embarrassment around the world. >> well, i think one way to think about it is we are moving from the territory of the medium-sized lie into the big lie. mr. trump came to power saying a lot of things that weren't true but rnt weren't that big. for example, that mr. obama was born in kenya or what have you. but we are now moving dangerously towards the territory of a big lie. the idea that mr. biden didn't win the election is a big lie. it's a big lie because you have to disbelieve all kinds of evidence to believe in it. it's a big lie because you have to believe in a huge conspiracy in order to believe it. and it's a big lie because, if you believe it, it demands you take radical action. this is one way we have really moved forwards

administrator tierney. >> thank you, mayor bowser. while fema is not a law enforcement agency, public safety is our number one priority for the inauguration. fema has taken several actions to promote good public safety for this event. the president has declared an emergency that has enabled fema to do several things. the first thing is we have deployed a national management team to work in support of our district partners. we have also deployed regional assistant management teams to both maryland and virginia to support their planning and actions. we have been working with the district to identify resource requirements. for example, we are currently working a mission to prestage ambulance resources and we have moved commodity such as food, water and supplies closer in to support the district if that is needed. fema has also conducted several exercises in response to requests from the secret service as well as other agencies to help prepare since january 6th. that is all i have pending any questions. >> let me now introduce jeff reinbo

. >> i am marianne tierney, the regional administrator for the federal emergency management agency.gency, public safety is our number one priority for the inauguration. fema has taken several actions to promote good public safety during this event. the president has declared an emergency that has enabled fema to do several things. the first thing is we have deployed a national incident management team to the d.c. emergency operations center to work in support of our district partners. we have also deployed regional assistant teams to both maryland and virginia to support their planning and action. we have been working with the district to identify resource requirements. for example, we are currently working to prestage ambulance resources and also we have new commodities such as food, water and shelter supplies closer in for the district should that be needed. we continue to support the secret service and in effort to plan for that we have conducted several exercises in response to the secret service as well as other agencies to help us prepare. that is all i have, pending any quest

commentator: brilliant play from kieren tierney. too and they got it. commentator: what a way to start 2021! captain lewis dunk rescuing a point in a 3—3 draw with wolves. but the team most craving the new year was sheffield united. with only two points so far, it is the worse start to a season in premier league history so this was the last thing they needed. palace ahead after just four minutes. and after that it only got worse. eberechi ezejinking his way through the defence and finishing one of the goals of the season. a strike that quickly finished all of sheffield united's new year cheer. austin halewood, bbc news. in the scottish premiership, rangers and celtic marked the 50th anniversary of the ibrox stadium disaster, which cost 66 fans their lives. both teams laid wreaths before the old firm derby, in memory of the supporters who were killed in a crush on a stairway. almost half of those who perished were under the age of 20. to the match itself where victory went to rangers. celtic had been the better side until their defen