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different context after what we learned from the investigation into hunter biden, what was on the laptop as well as the oversight committee. "wall street journal" writes it this way: hunter was selling the biden brand. everyone knows hunter biden wasn't selling his expertise in energy markets when he teamed up for lucrative gigs with energy companies from ukraine and china but then what was he selling? the answer, as provided monday, by hunter's former business partner, devon archer was the biden brand. we're back with the panel. kimberley, what about this? you know, we said earlier dan goldman in a question he is the one that says congressman says was it the allusion of access and archer answers. but it wasn't archer who said it was the allusion of access. frankly, it was access. >> oh, yeah. absolutely. look, i think this testimony is very devastating for joe biden because you have to put it in the context of what we already knew, right? we knew that obama had deputized joe biden to go ukraine at a
elected again. >> we will use all necessary state, local, federal and military resources to carry out the largest domestic deportation operation in american history. >> desantis responded. >> he said that in 2016 as well and didn't do it. i think we would be much more assertive that he was in his first at ministration. we are going have a new sheriff in town on jennifer 20th 2025. >> > brent, desantis went on to say if he is elected president he would build a border wall, he would tax businesses from illegal immigrants he would and catch release. he was deputized state and local law enforcement to depart migrants themselves and perhaps most controversial he says he would change rules of engagement in the southern order to allow deadly force to be used against anybody cutting through the border wall. we will set it back to you. >> bill, thanks. next we will talk but the russia situation and the latest on covid pandemic florida
deployed for this specific reason and what will they be doing? deploying c-wire, blocking people like we have seen dps troops to go, can they put hands on people, deputized, what are the logistics of the team? >> the team is here to prevent, deter and if necessary interdit illegal activity. obviously my soldiers and airmen are empowered whatever they need to defend themselves. short of that, we are looking to our department of public safety partners who are obviously authorized if they see criminal activity to act on that criminal activity and at that point my soldiers and airmen on the ground will follow the guidance of dps to assist with those apprehensions, to include the necessary level of force to make the apprehension. >> but you are willing to use force in these apprehensions? >> yes, the necessary level of
arresting, charging, and helping to convict four officers who killed a black man. >> i'm so tired of the police saying i was afraid. afraid of what? you got a gun with 15 shots. you can call in backup from everywhere. but what are you afraid of? >> the klan, at a time when they were being sort of dismantled, they directed many of their members to do, was to go into police departments and other institutions where they would maintain power. the fbi issues a report only a few years ago about the effort of white nationalists to infiltrate law enforcement. this is not some fringe organization that drew this conclusion. it was the united states justice department. >> we can take this back to the era of slavery. we can think about slave patrols in particular. there were men, mostly men, who were deputized. and it was their responsibility
so. >> in my last hour, i was talking to david henderson, and he said something to me that was a bit troubling about the discrepancy that we have between what the police initially puts out, about an incident, and what we ultimately come to learn about the reality of that incident. and he said, i guess distressing for a lot of people to hear, that really if we do not have these body cameras, if we do not have these videos, there will be no way for us to know that the accounts to please give would almost always be accepted. and that has to just scare everyone to think about how many incidents in this country happened that we do not know about and that we just take two polices words at face value. >> it is absolutely scary and i believe that david was unfortunately absolutely right. what does that tell us about the institution? an institution that has this much power in our communities, an institution that deputized
was a bit troubling about the discrepancy that we have between what the police initially puts out, about an incident, and what we ultimately come to learn about the reality of that incident. and he said, i guess distressing for a lot of people to hear, that really if we do not have these body cameras, if we do not have these videos, there will be no way for us to know that the accounts to please give would almost always be accepted. and that has to just scare everyone to think about how many incidents in this country happened that we do not know about and that we just take two polices words at face value. >> it is absolutely scary and i believe that david was unfortunately absolutely right. what does that tell us about the institution? an institution that has this much power in our communities, an institution that deputized is our neighbors to carry guns and have authority to be able to get into our phones, to be able to look at the security cameras on our doorbells, the amount of authority that police officers are given in this country, and
it up so many times. >> any possibility for a real effective change considering our climate? >> unfortunately, i think the question of whether or not there is a possibility for effective change, to your point, was already on the table when the george floyd police act was in the hands of someone like tim scott. we were already starting to get worried that the most basic levels of reform that were in the first versions of that bill we're going to be torn apart. there was a do not pass go, do not collect $200 mentality. you're not even going to put qualified immunity on the table. they can be deputized to do that with guns. protection is not -- i do realize that there are 18,000 police departments across the entire country and that rules and regulations are
we -- so to 17, the magic number for this vote, it looks like if i had to bet they're gonna get there, but have four minutes left. what is the latest here about why we're having this vote, and what mccarthy hopes to achieve with an adjournment? >> well chris, this is where you and i were around this time last night, and there were several republicans motion against the motion to adjourn, so much so that if it had shaken up by one more vote different, we would have -- is the way they spent today, in backdoor meetings, talking with members of mccarthy's team, who believes deputized to lead these negotiations with freedom caucus members. i've been told over the course of last hour or two but they're getting closer and closer to a deal. it's a sign, here even though we haven't seen that on paper, which is what i'm told is the thing we're waiting for, the fact that they're able to not
depends on whether 5 to 17 says we -- so to 17, the magic number for this vote, it looks like if i had to bet they're gonna get there, but have four minutes left. what is the latest here about why we're having this vote, and what mccarthy hopes to achieve with an adjournment? >> well chris, this is where you and i were around this time last night, and there were several republicans motion against the motion to adjourn, so much so that if it had shaken up by one more vote different, we would have -- is the way they spent today, in backdoor meetings, talking with members of mccarthy's team, who believes deputized to lead these negotiations with freedom caucus members. i've been told over the course of last hour or two but they're getting closer and closer to a deal. it's a sign, here even though we haven't seen that on paper, which is what i'm told is the thing we're waiting for, the fact that they're able to not lose any republican votes, i say no now have seen one the fact that we have all almost all these republicans voting to adjourn, is a sign that those negotiations are going well enough, the people feel they can take a pause, stop leaving
going to find a speaker to get to 218. kevin is the only person within the gop conference that can get there. i suspect he's still will get there. uh-uh don't think anybody else in the gop conference can. >> can you help us understand what some of those concessions are? i know that you are one of the people who has been in deputized to work with the freedom caucus members. here's the way i understand it. tell me what i'm saying that's wrong or right. the motion to dropping that from five noebs one. potential committee posts for some of these members, the potential for a church committee, which can be talk about all sorts of things with the fbi. and then there are some members who don't want kevin mccarthy. there's no cob session that can be made. what are we missing? what else should be on that list? what are you talking about this morning? >> for all 19, they have individual issues and concerns. so this is more one-on-one negotiations. it's a motion to drop from 5 to 1. they will be on board. for other people they want controls around the budgetary process. that would get them on board.