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You have trump hating republicans liz cheney, adam kinzinger not appointed by republicans but handpicked by nancy pelosi. if they really wanted to conduct a fair investigation and do it the right way and find out what happened so it would never happen again, certain people they need to call. testimony asked last night, and in fact donald trump signed off on 20,000 national guard troops after the summer of 2020 and 574 riots knowing big crowds were coming to d.c., knowing there is always usually ...

You have trump hating republicans liz cheney and adam kinzinger are not repointed by republicans. handpicked by nancy pelosi. if they really wanted to conduc a fair investigation and do it the right way and find out what happen so it would never happen again, there are certain people they need to call. we now have had testimony on this program last night. donald trump signed off on 20,000 national guard troops after the summer of 2020 and 57 riots knowing big crowds were coming to dc, knowing th...

And on january 4th in that room, donald trump the eight use of up to 20,000 national guard troops knowing that there was going to be a large crowd coming to the nations capital that they would be marching on the capital. knowing that we came off the summer of 2020 rioting with 574 riots happening. knowing that in big crowds, they are usually bad actors. give us more insight into that meeting and why didnt nancy pelosi or muriel bowser or take advantage of the resources that donald trump signed o...

In the room and on january 4th in that room, donald trump authorized the use of up toup twenty thousand national guard troops knowing that there were large that was going c to be a large crowd coming to the nations capital that they would be marchingld in the capitol knowing that we came off the summer of 2020 rioting where five hundred and seventy four riots happened knowing that big crowds are usually bad actors. give us more insight into that meeting and why didntet nancy pelosi orin muriel b...

Asking you the question that report led off on, which is, can congress be preserved a year later? >> this is a major tipping point that folks are going through right now. right? when you think back to january 6th there was a moment where people came together as a party in those final hours to come to a vote and to make sure that the election is solidified. right now we are seeing a year later this is and will be seen as a political football as we enter the mid firm elections and will determine e...

His colleagues, senator manchins colleagues, are deeply frustrated this morning. and into the evening last night, arguing they want to ceman chin have to vote on the floor of the u.s. senate. and just a few minutes ago we got a new dear colleagues letter from majority leader chuck schumer saying that is indeed his plan else going to have a vote on build back better on the floor of the u.s. senate so that everyone can see where every single senator stands on that piece of legislation. that of cou...

Brooklyn center police officers discovered wright had an outstanding warrant for a misdemeanor weapons violation. when the officer potter was training tried to arrest wright, he struggled to get back in the car, and potter fired. >> i shot him! oh, my god. >> reporter: prosecutors arguing potter acted recklessly and negligently regardless of her intent, pressing her about her training in taser use. whether she should have known the difference between her taser, holstered on her left, and her gun...

Clothes during training. >> the policy you are required to abide by and you signed off on says you cross draws. >> during training. >> it includes the reason? >> yes. >> so you reduce the possibility of accidentally drawing and firing a firearm. right? >> yes. >> and -- we can take that down. part of the reason for that is weapons confusion. >> yes. >> and that was known in the field and has been known for a number of years. true? >> i guess. >> you were trained on it. right? >> we talked about ...

With the syrian government really took the idea of making this drug and industrialized it, took it to a much larger scale than we had seen before. the other issue that concerns not only is it as a drug but is as a significant source of income for a regime that, you know, many western governments have tried to shut the tap off on to try to get some kind of political change. so this has really provided ber shar la, many of his cronies, with sanction-proof income. >> and many say this new drug trad...

But as a significant source of income for a regime that, you know, many western governments have tried to shut the tap off on to try to get some kind of political change. this has provided bashar al assad and many of his cronies, with sanction-proof income. >> and many say this new drug trade is large enough thats essentially allowing them, the syrian government, not feel the effects of sanctions as much. this is kind of a sanctions-busting strategy. >> well, i think its a sanctions-busting stra...