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Wouldnt you rather know that, that you have some control over this? and so finding out, never mind, doesnt matter what you do. so i think its upsetting to people, to see how little influence they have, how little control they have. we dont like that. we fight that. >> if the conclusions of the study were so shocking and so earthshaking -- why havent you published your study? theres a lot that we dont know. we have anecdotes that are very provocative. but we dont know. we dont have the data. >> i...

Theyre talking about the omicron variant. i want to bring in dr. megan ranney. she is associate dean of epic health at brown university. hi, dr. ranney. do you agree that omicron appears less severe due to the baseline population. dr. gottlieb said it was 80% baseline immunity. what do you think? >> its too early to draw firm conclusions about the severity of omicron. what most of us suspect is that the milder disease that folks are reporting does reflect the fact that in south africa and the u....

Well as text message exchange with who he believes was representative mill brooks. he also testified about conversations that he had with representative mo brooks staff. this highlights this wealth of information that the house select committee has from the very people who have been subpoenaed as they try to sift through this communication and come to conclusions how this happened. >> thank you so much for break it down for us. as the january 6th committee continues to investigate the capitol ri...

That juries do not draw an adverse conclusion by a failure of a defendant to testify in their own behalf. thats incredibly important and sacrosanct. that right is there for a reason in the bill of rights. but that doesnt extend to like how we publicly perceive these people. like, you know, your reputation is not governed by constitutional law. if you, john eastman, want to say, im a humble law professor, but i think that i have some criminal exposure, like everyone in the -- you know, just onloo...

When youd stick to race, you have to, to a. how ironic it happened at a race . >> also you have to stick with it facts be, but the problem is when people latch onto stories like this and automatically, without any skepticism or any kind time because time as an important element in any investigation. they jump to conclusions. when that happens in these things turn out to be fake, it had hurts people that are at th real victims of crimes. theyre are bad people in the world if someone comes forward...

Over the next two weeks. lets see what happens to those hospitalizations, and we will know. it is possible this might be milder, but im speculating at this point. >> i appreciate you being honest about sort of whats known and whats not known there. i think we have seen a lot of people sort of jumping to conclusions about what theyre guessing the data is ultimately going to show. again, as you point out, you dont know what you dont know. that said, were all operating from behind this sort of litt...

Concealed from the commission the fact that during the kennedy presidency, the cia attempted to assassinate fidel castro, which of course would provide a motive for cubans and the soviets to assassinate kennedy. having known that, it would alter the course of their focus and ultimate conclusions that there was no conspiracy. >> neil: there is a difference between conspiracy, the meetings that he had in the soviet union, going to mexico, he was getting some intelligence agencies attention. that w...

About sort of whats known and whats not known there. i think we have seen a lot of people sort of jumping to conclusions about what theyre guessing the data is ultimately going to show. again, as you point out, you dont know what you dont know. that said, were all operating from behind this sort of little bit of a veil of ignorance here. and we are seeing cases surge in lots of states across the country right now, during the holiday season. hanukkah ended last week. christmas is in ten days. new...

Trump intended to appoint jeffrey clark as attorney general, in part so that mr. clark could alter the department of justices conclusions regarding the election. mr. clark has now informed the committee has he anticipates potential criminal prosecution related to these matters, and he intends in upcoming testimony to invoke his fifth amendment privilege against self-incrimination. as mr. meadows t texts reveal, he was texting with a member of congress, a colleague of ours, who was working with m...

Attorney general, in part so that mr. clark could alter the department of justice conclusions regarding the election. mr. clark has now informed the committee that he anticipates potential criminal prosecution related to these matters, and he intends in upcoming testimony to invoke his fifth amendment privilege against self-incrimination. as mr. meadows non-privileged texts reveal, he was communicating multiple times with a member of congress, a currently-serving colleague of ours, who was worki...