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energetic in pursuing a hunter biden contempt of congress charge. >> bill: byron, stand by. 10:00 on the east coast and capitol hill. watching our continuing coverage of the hunter biden saga and what was scheduled to be a closed door deposition to begin 30 minutes ago at the moment it looks like this will not happen. im bill hemmer along with dana perino and our coverage continues >> dana: one he would show up, do the deposition, leave and get a transcript and wait for the next shoe t...

reports. we begin with breaking news, in the last 24 hours, donald trump suffering two major legal blows when it comes to his actions on and around january 6th. three judges, on a federal appeals court unanimously dismissed trumps claims that he has immunity from several claims connected to the capitol riot. the judge overseeing the justice departments criminal case ruled trump has no protection from prosecution as a former president. lets go right now to nbcs dasha burns joining us fr...

..a bit adventurous. thats how i got into it to begin with. and i think the biggest piece of it was hoping that i had done something worth doing, and that it had made a difference. so the values behind the work were important to you, but on a day—to—day basis, you were having to deceive and to lie. are you good at that? and protect. she chuckles and i got rather good at it indeed. yes, ican... ican... i can prevaricate with the best of them. let me take you back to the beginning. y...

in fact the longest serving conservative defence secretary ever, ben wallace, who stepped down from his job in the summer citing the cost of what he said was putting work and country ahead of my family. a member of the government in some form ever since the conservatives came to power in 2010, he can now reflect on what hes learned about politics and about defence as he prepares for a life outside westminster. ben wallace, welcome to political thinking. thank you. we are speaking a few...

and that it had made a difference. so the values behind the work were important to you, but on a day—to—day basis, you were having to deceive and to lie. are you good at that? and protect. she chuckles and i got rather good at it indeed. yes, ican... ican... i can prevaricate with the best of them. let me take you back to the beginning. youve described entering the cia through a side entrance, by which i think you mean that you werent sort of formally recruited. thats right. you so...

were important to you, but on a day—to—day basis, you were having to deceive and to lie. are you good at that? and protect. she chuckles and i got rather good at it indeed. yes, ican... ican... i can prevaricate with the best of them. let me take you back to the beginning. youve described entering the cia through a side entrance, by which i think you mean that you werent sort of formally recruited. thats right. you sort of fell into it because you married a guy who, it turned out, ...

pleasure. well, its great to have you here. what do you think are the qualities you possess that made you a good spy? no—one�*s asked me that before. um... im tenacious, im a... ..a bit adventurous. thats how i got into it to begin with. and i think the biggest piece of it was hoping that i had done something worth doing, and that it had made a difference. so the values behind the work were important to you, but on a day—to—day basis, you were having to deceive and to lie. are ...

mar-a-lago is worth $18 million. mar-a-lago is worth probably 15 to 100 times more than that and its a terrible thing. >> at the end of the day the documentary evidence demonstrated that, in fact, he falsely inflated his assets to basically enrich himself and his family. he continued to persistently engage in fraud. the numbers dont lie. >> donald trump as new york attorney general letitia james after another combative day in court for the former president. well recap trumps testimony ...

-♪ -(clock ticking) jon else: robert oppenheimer was the father of the atomic bomb. he was this complex ball of contradictions. oppenheimer: they are weapons of aggression, of surprise and of terror. richard rhodes: oppenheimer wanted the bomb to be used. how else would the world know what it was? eleanor roosevelt: dr. oppenheimer, are we creating something we may not be able to control? oppenheimer: in a world of atomic weapons, wars will cease. (ticking) newsreel narrator: it is d...

Train station. Madison square garden is right on top of it. Its that kind of layered construction. The Train Station went through a huge reconstruction and Manchester Arena is no more than that years old. Camera crews and civilians were out talking to eyewitnesss and media immediately after the blast, we want to bring you some of that. I said it was non balloon. Who told you it was a balloon. Staff, to stop us. How did you manage to get out . Told us to be cabin and a few youre reminded listenin...