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So we really have to do something. we are past the time where we should be doing something. thursdays hearing was about finding bipartisan solutions to gun violence. and it gives you an unfortunate preview of what we will be facing with the new congress when the two witnesses called by the minority. when you are somebody who saw that all of grand violence is the fault of children and fatherless homes and the second one was basically the nras favorite status, whose methodologys and conclusions ha...

To actually stress test the strength of the case, which is something that the committee does not need to do. so, all the justice department will be watching closely, they still have their own case to run, and they are being held to a higher standard. >> this is just, i think one of the most important points, because we know what the committee has. we know what they found, we know what their conclusions will be, because they have made it public. but we do not know everything that the justice depa...

The bottom line of the drive people to reason, outcome to conclusions that are not safe. we put safety for us and we are not going to allow this to happen. >> i have to tell, you this exactly. right when i am sitting on a plane, there is turbulence or anything that concerns me. the first thing that i do is look at a flight attendant. if they see these, they are still serving the drinks, theyre making their way around the cabin. then i subtle but at the same a little stress, not as similar start ...

But by all means we need to keep digging and congress has an essential role to play in that process. >> only ask you this. our politicians, the ones that should be trying to figure out whether or not this thing came from wuhan. essentially both democrats and americans released reports in two different conclusions. highly political and i am wondering who can rely on world health organization has or can we get answers? >> lets break down what you just said. so starting with the world health organi...

Seen what should be done about it, which is a high level national investigation. the hope was to have it be bipartisan commission outside of congress, but that was shot down by the presidents allies. so we do have a bipartisan, house committee, that has dug into this issue, has followed every lead, has taken thousands of depositions, review tens of thousands of text messages, all the evidence they could get their hands on, and of course some of it is been denied them by the presidents closest al...

Look, there was nothing wrong with them taking the donations, but now that they know this was money that these customers, these poor people put their life saving, some of them, into this account with ftx and ultimately that money was being used to fund what is being alleged to be a hedge fund that he was running, alameda, which is against subscriber use information that was given to those people, they were told that money would not be used in that fashion. so if that wound up in the coffers of p...

Years or both. a year later, the january six committee is finally ready to prevent its conclusions that will happen next week. on monday, the panel is expected to meet and consider issuing civil criminal referrals against certain people. the final report will be is expected to be released wednesday. those are just referrals, the power prosecution rests with the justice department. but it is worth noting that the foreign members of the special subcommittee analyzing whether to make these criminal...

A dallas jail. >> according to wests written w assessment, he found that jack ruby was, quote, technically insane. and in immediate psychiatricd of hospitalization. >> those are conclusions that puzzlingly, no one who had spoken to jack ruby previously had reached ruby had seemed perfectly sane to the people who knew him.. d hi >> lewis dailan w pronounced him crazy. but what what w did not say was that he was working for the cia at the time. louis storyland w was a contract psychiatrist for the...

And the first few go-rounds, the intelligence community kept arguing for national security reasons we cant release these details. the combination of trumps conspiracy thinking and joe bidens determination for transparency has led to this day where we have documents that have no redactions at all, which talk about very sensitive cia operations that have nothing to do with the assassination of jfk but everything to do with the secret world of the 1960s and 70s. >> does anything in the files change...

Society now, with everything from covid denialism to qanon and on and on. there is some blame to be laid with the federal government and the cia and fbi and others who in the past have not been honest with the american people. and the jfk assassination feels like the first time americans really woke up to the idea that the government just lies to you, and people didnt believe what they said regarding jfk and didnt believe the sort of single bullet that jumped around theory. its made us, i think,...