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They were booted from the committee by nancy pelosi. ask yourself why. because they would ask the serious questions. nancy pelosi, mayor bowser, they would have been held accountable. that cant happen. this committee needs to subpoena nancy pelosi if they are serious, mayor bowser, the sergeant at arms, the capitol hill police chief, they need to demand all their emails, texts, phone records. all of these people, if they care, about solving the problem and making our capitol safe and secure in p...

But i think right here to the capitol and well cheer on our brave senators and congressmen and women and well probably not cheering so much for some of them. you will never take back our country with weakness, you have to show strength and strong. >> less than an hour, the presidents followers breached the united states capitol. they continued to reach barriers and reaching the side and having smashing windows on the south side, they were in the united states capitol. officers tried to disperse ...

Known as the pillar of shame. well hearfrom mr galschiot in a moment. but first, heres the bbc�*s danny vincent in hong kong. in october, the university contacted the sculptor to declare that, essentially, this statue, following legal advice, needed to be removed. after that, they set a deadline for the removal. the deadline passed and it wasnt clear when the statue would be removed. but in the early hours of the morning, construction workers started covering up the statue. they put up yellow ...

Ask yourself why. because they would ask the serious questions. nancy pelosi, mayor bowser, they would have been held accountable. owthat cant happen. this committee needs to subpoena nancy pelosi if they are serious, mayor bowser, the sergeant at arms, the capitol hill police chief, they need to demand all their emails, texts, phone records. all of these people, if they care, about solving the problem and making our capitol safe and secure in protecting our elected officials. thats what i want ...

Had me going crazy with a samurai sword, but i told the writer, "thats ethnically consistent "because im of japanese ancestry." but when i was a kid, i saw the adventures of robin hood starring errol flynn, and i was enamoured of swashbucklers. and i said, "why not put a fencing foil in sulus hand?" and he said, "yeah, this is science fiction. why not?" and that was one of my most successful episodes. i remember that episode. i mean, you were a very prominent character, and so was lieutenant uhu...

The relationship was incredibly strong. >> yeah, the affordable care act, that was a marquee moment of their professional relationship, and i wonder, david, if you can elaborate on what was it about the two that would click so well. what do you suppose it is about what harry reid saw in barack obama and vice-versa as to why they would connect and have, as you just described, a very strong relationship? >> you know, i think part of it is harry reid was a guy who came from extraordinary poverty. i...

Clap your hands. clap your hands. >> in the 2000s, we saw an industry that seemed like it would never change. we saw it be forced to change. ♪ ive got a feeling ♪ >> online distribution of music broke down the barriers of taste, and suddenly everyone was listening to everything. ♪ that tonights gonna be a good good good night ♪ >> with the help of a computer, the past is just cool stuff you could discover. and thats what a whole generation of new musicmakers do. yes, the 2000s are the ag...

Step up, my -- in my training as a physician, i was always taught that if people need help, medical care in particular, regardless of their past decisions and their background, it is our duty to be there to offer them that care. and so, putting up barriers to people getting care, being able to access care is something i generally would not support because i do think that, again, we all make mistakes in life. we all make decisions others wouldnt make. but when people get sick, we got to find a wa...

And we have the vaccine right around the corner in our medical offices and please do everything you can to protect your family and thats working. even when youre requiring a vaccine with locations and employers, you have to make it barrier-free and accessible for folks. its got to be in hours when they can get there and that still is not universally happening in our country. >> if someone is listening to you, and i hope they are given all you have done. you are in the top handful of experts of v...

Tonight, hollywood and the world are remembering sidney poitier, the pioneer of american cinema died last night at the age of 94. his career shattered racial barriers but he refused to sacrifice his values to achieve stardom. what audiences got as a result was extraordinary as sara sidner shows us, his passion went far beyond the screen. >> reporter: sidney poitier was so much more than a film legend. he is revered, not just because of what he did on screen, but also because of his tremendous im...