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of law there. the power that is important, it rendered people powerless against decisions. if decisions are wrong, it is up to the court to correct. it is having faith in the system as it standing. whatever the decisions are, people respect courts rather than trashing them and to your point, that argue, you are right, both sides bring up founder arguments. >> kennedy: and 14th amendment which senator mike lee pointed out does not apply to the president and the president had not been charged with insurrection. >> emily: both sides are holding steadfast to what the forefathers meant in their arguments. >> harris: there was a moment when the former president donald trump compared his situation, he
it gets more difficult as the way of spending it. ithink it gets more difficult as the way of spending it. i think perhaps for older people who perhaps did buy their houses for significantly less money and do enjoy final salary pension, for instance, they probably are in a very good position, i can't see why they would come back to work. but the article does talk about volunteering opportunities that are also available for those people who do not need to be paid. let's turn to the mirror, hopefully we can squeeze this one in. obviously, it will be the first christmas message coming from king charles, john. but christmas message coming from king charles. john-— charles, john. but the first time in 70 ears charles, john. but the first time in 70 years or— charles, john. but the first time in 70 years or so. — charles, john. but the first time in 70 years or so, we _ charles, john. but the first time in 70 years or so, we can _ charles, john. but the first time in 70 years or so, we can call - charles, john. but the first time in 70 years or so, we can call at - charles, john. but the first time in 70 years or so, we can call at the l 70 years or so, we can call at the kings _ 70 years or so, we can call at the kings speech, and it will be delivered in windsor yards away from st george's _ delivered in windsor yards away from st george's chapel queen lies at rest _ st george's chapel queen lies at rest we — st george's chapel queen lies at rest. we don't know what will be setting _ rest. we don't know what will be selling this beach but we know that charles _ selling this beach but we know that charles will deliver deliver it standing, you will recall the queen delivered _ standing, you will recall the queen delivered it from her desk, and also
lawful proceeding is sedition. they were all convicted of some sort of that obstruction, covering up, sedition. the message is very clear. i think this case is very important to the doj for it standing on its own but it's important for the cases that are coming up with the oath keepers and the proud boys and even for the people that were convicted here, maybe not rhodes because they're not going to want his cooperation, they're not going to cut him any slack. for some of the others, they may want be his cooperation on the upcoming cases, a. also, the people looking at trials are now seeing this verdict can go -- wait a second. maybe i should take that plea deal. maybe i should cooperate with the government. it has an impact beyond. >> liz wheel, always nice to see you bright and early. >> thank you very much. anything for you guys. >> thank you. have a great rest of your day, liz. quick hits across america. south dakota's governor banning
the 218 seats to flip it. the senate control hangs in two races and a georgia runoff. >> todd: ashley strohmier has more. >> ashley: republicans on the virge of claiming both the house and senate. republicans are inching closer to securing 218 seats and flipping the lower chamber. the gop total tallying 2-7 democrats, 184, as it standing in senate, gop has 49 seats, 51 needed for the majority. key races in nevada and arizona are too close to call. in nevada's senate race, republican laxalt is still leading over democrat catherine cortez-masto. in the state's governor race, the republican party is leading, as well, with joe lombardo hold og to comfy lead over democrat sisolak and tens of thousands of ballots still need to be counted
anything but. i want to be clear here. not only am i a political progressive, i'm the daughter of a black baptist pastor theologian and black ordained baptist minister. when i'm clear about is that the greatest hypocrisy of the gop is not just exhibited herschel walker or donald trump, it's exhibited standing in the way a fits of mother and children. it standing in the way of the ability for queer children to have free and reduced lunch. a senate in the way of pay prettily bend affordable childcare. there are so many ways in which the gop has policies, your specter of the rhetoric, has policies that stand oppositional to who and what jesus stood for. we have to reckon with all of it at not just one particular candidate in georgia. if it's enough to think a candidate they would be barely any republicans and congress. but there are. we know we have to get beyond
low opinion. she ought to come in as a witness. whether things you said repeatedly is well, clearance and i don't talk about all work at home. you and i, know and avalon knows that's nonsense. all of us who have partners know that you just can't leave these kind of things at home. number one it's bad for the court, and it's substantively important for the committee. most witnesses come in and figure out a way to negotiate the terms. if passed cipollone, the white house counsel who's a senior staffer to the president -- out to be able to negotiate something come in. it's nonsense, as hurting the reputation of an institution that is already losing a lot of it standing in the american public. >> let's turn now to what's happening in fulton county down in georgia, where the da dante willis was told by a judge today that she can't make they have fake elector and state senator bernie johnson target
we've seen where it is a mosaic. the fire runs in fingers based on topography and winds. you'll see where the fire in gulches, it took out neighborhoods, an entire block, left everything around it standing. on the west side of superior, that subdivision in the old part of town, there's an entire community that's completely wiped out. just smoking holes in the ground. it was intense in places and other places just got in topography, driven by wind and ran in fingers. >> tell us about the utility lines in terms of freezing temperatures overnight? >> i know they're working as hard and fast as they can to restore power. a major issue, we have warm
are sitting in schools and making -- i saw 60 people today just kids and mothers knitting camouflage nets. we're mobilizing. everybody has armorments. everybody put their kids in to safety during the night. it's a scenario that we're going to defend ourselves and we're going to defend ourselves well. what we need is air cover. we need a no fly zone over ukraine. this is a country that deserves help. we need the help from the air. only the west, only nato countries can provide that. the american national anthem says, when the rockets red glare, our flag was still there. our flag is still standing. we would like a little bit of help right now to keep it standing. the end of the day, this war is not just about ukrainians. it's about freedom, it's about the right to live, it's about the right to raise kids in
>> it runs on topography and winds and where there is shrubs and toler grasses where it entered neighborhoods and took out a block and left everything around it standing. there is an entire community that is completely wiped out. that is just smoking holes in the ground. >> reporter: one resident looking back at the home she left behind said the winds physically through me back as she rounds up her cats and a few possessions and vaccinated. she said a trash can flew into her car as she drove away. the cause of the fire is unknown. no one saw it coming. >> i grew up in louisiana and i've seen hurricanes, nothing like this. >> reporter: not shoppers fleeing the local costco. >> i remember a little boy on the way out said it is a fire drill and i said yes, it is. >> reporter: and according to one resident, not even the first responders on scene. >> the thing that struck me was the fear in the police officer's
in some detail the types of measures that we have in mind. we are also coordinating closely with our european allies on that at a level of deep specificity. we have experts from the treasury department, the state department, and the national security council in daily contact with the key capitols and brussels to work for those measures. i think it is not profitable for us to lay out the specifics of it standing at this podium today. >> thank you. did president putin ask for president biden to commit to not allow nato or ukraine to join nato, and did president putin make plans of concessions, such as a reduced u.s. presence or any commitment on nato and ukraine's membership? >> i'm not going to characterize president putin's side of the conversation or go into details in terms of what they discussed because i think they need to have that space to be able to have robust exchange, but i will tell you clearly and directly he made no such commitments or