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First because we have so many of these reckless statements here in the united states. >> yeah. listen, new york's mayor is mandating vaccines for some indoor activities. do you think maryland should follow suit with any of these kinds of restrictions? >> i think that has to be left to the local officials. as i said, no governor should be prohibiting local officials based on those local circumstances from making recommendations. so i do think that that should be left to local officials. i support president biden's decision to require federal employees going back to the workforce to be vaccinate...

Highly effective at protecting kids ages 5-11 from the virus and that its benefits outweight i any side effects. -- outweigh any side effects. a panel will meet to decide whether or not to approve it for children. if it is approved, the the cdc would do its own review before making recommendations on who would receive it. eric: we'll see what happens with that. it's or not to get the vaccination if you can to protect yourself and your loved ones. that does it for us for now or, right, alicia? back tomorrow. alicia: see you then, looking forward to it. eric: take care. ♪ ♪ regina approaches...

If it is approved the cdc would then do its own review before making recommendations on who would receive it. eric. eric: alicia, president biden delaying the public release of records a lot of people want out related to the assassination of president john f. kennedy. the national archive saying that the coronavirus pandemic has kept it from preparing and releasing material that people want. the most sensitive information they say will be released in december of 2022. of course, president kennedy was assassinated while riding in a motorcade in dallas on november 2nd, 1963. former marine lee ha...

When i get the article i would like to submit for the record, madam speaker, a reuters record talking to the fbi that there was no effort to overthrow the government on january 6. i will submit it once i get a copy of that. i did not bring it with me. but our job, again, is to secure this capitol. we've never seen a breach like the one we saw that day. and it's our responsibility to make sure it doesn't happen again. but that hasn't been done under the leadership of this house. we've had two independent reports regarding january 6, one bipartisan report in the senate and another one commission...

0 have. the question they ask is why were we so unprotected on january 6 and what has changed since then? getting to the bottom of those questions should be the top priority for all of us in this house. there are serious security vulnerabilities that have been not addressed by this house in 11 months after january 6, and this is what the majority has decided to spend its time on. holding a private citizen who wasn't even part of the administration at the time in contempt for refusing to comply with house democrat subpoenas? this is after more than 600 people have been arrested for their role i...