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Capitulation by tim davie. you said he took us up to the hill and he has marched us back down again. do you agree with that assessment? t marched us back down again. do you agree with that assessment?- agree with that assessment? i could see out to some _ agree with that assessment? i could see out to some people _ agree with that assessment? i could see out to some people it _ agree with that assessment? i could see out to some people it is - agree with that assessment? i could see out to some ...

And in sum, he was not some passive chaperoned observer of events for the roughly hour that he was unlawfully inside the capitol. he was part of the initial breach of the building he confronted law enforcement for roughly 30 minutes just outside the senate chamber he gained access to the gallery the senate along with other members of the mob and he gained access too and later left the senate floor only after law enforcement was able to arrive en masse to remove him tucker carlsons selective edit...

To the hill and he has marched us back down again. do you agree with that assessment? i could see out to some people it is a capitulation but tim davie in the interview said it was a significant step to ask gary lineker to step back. he didnt actually say it was a necessary step because some people say it was not a necessary step but once he had taken that step which he did he should have perhaps tried to get a more binding enforcement on whats going to happen. we had gary lineker�*s word for ...

>> pennsylvania congressma brandon boyle laying out the fight ahead in congress over president bidens proposal for the upcoming federal budget. among the priorities, taxing the rich - solvency, house republican already blasting the plan bu without offering a plan of their own. back with philippe, the author of the aftermath, the last day of the baby boom in the future of power in america. what a title talk to me - absent observer of capitol hill, where do you think this budget fight goes >> it i...

The day, over an overt over. even foxs own anchors almost completely ignored mccarthy and tuckers big special. that said, tuckers got about 40,000 hours of video to work with, theyre sure to be much more attempted laundering of the insurrection, even as the justice department just announced the arrest of more than 1000 people who stormed the capitol. any credible observer, whatever their political ideology, can tell what happened that day was a tragedy. and a crime. s up, little bro? turns out, ...

Him in by the tens or hundreds of thousands and novak. >> jason, thank you. appreciate iit. thank you, trace. meantime, 23-year-old charged with domestic terrorism in georgia. >> the protesters slashed riders are accused attacking police with rocks and fireworks. almost all the suspects are from outside and the area. thomas a lawyer for this center was given bump. jerkins was at the scene as a legal observer. for legal analysis of the violence in atlanta. lets bring in alan pop, i want to put ...

The community after being accused of attacking officers with rocks and explosives. only defend ant granted -- was jurgens. >> we have liars who commit crime, i set bond in the amount of $500,000. >> they claim jurgen was a legal observer on behalf of the national lawyers guild that says defense attorney says that doesnt protect jurgens from criminal prosecution down the line. he knew in advance something like this was going to happen, he could lose his law license and his freedom. >> the nationa...

Southern poverty law center. >> i cant stand here and say a witness saw him throw something in particular. >> we have liars who commit all kinds of crimes, unfortunately pure im going to set bond at $5,000. >> the southern poverty law center claims jurgens was at the scene of the cop city attack but only as a legal observer on behalf of the national lawyers guild. today, george attorney general chris cars said george norma jurgens and all of the other defendants will get there day in court. >> i...

In atlanta are facing domestic terrorism charges and most are not even from georgia. >> ashley: brooke singman will tell us more. >> brooke: the majority of the people arrested are facing domestic terrorism charges and all suspects could face federal charges. the suspects are age 25 or younger, but four of them are over 40. 23 of the suspects are from out of states, including new york, colorado and arizona. two of them are not from america, one is from canada and another from france. thomas jurr...

Canada and france. charles watson has more from atlanta for us. hey, charles. >> good morning, julie. we expect most if not all of the protestors charged with domestic terrorism for their alleged roles in that attack on police to make first appearances in court this afternoon in georgia. these are their identities released by the atlanta police department. nearly everyone is from out of state including two who came from canada and france. one georgia resident who was arrested was a lawyer for th...