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The senate homeland security committee, the democrat side, has released a report that says that in the run-up to january 6, number of intel agencies that had information something bad was going to happen and they did not act on it. what do you make of that? >> we haven't had an opportunity to have a real objective analysis of what happened on january 6 before and after. what the democrats and the house did was basically a partisan car wreck. they just, we got half of the information. republicans were excluded. there have been no attempts in the senate by senator schumer. i think we need an obj...

The United States should give Korea's chip giants - Samsung Electronics and SK hynix - the utmost respect for their commercial activities in the Chinese market at a time when calls are growing among U.S. politicians for Korean firms not to be allowed to fill the vacuum left in China by a ban on U.S. chipmaker Micron Technology, according to experts, Friday.

The United States should give Korea's chip giants - Samsung Electronics and SK hynix - the utmost respect for their commercial activities in the Chinese market at a time when calls are growing among U.S. politicians for Korean firms not to be allowed to fill the vacuum left in China by a ban on U.S. chipmaker Micron Technology, according to experts, Friday.

Korean memory chipmakers - Samsung Electronics and SK hynix - could benefit from Micron Technology's absence in the Chinese market over the short term as China's sanctions on the U.S. chipmaker went into effect, Sunday. But the latest development is not expected to be favorable for them in the long run as Beijing's action will also benefit Chinese chipmakers, according to industry experts, Monday.

If that flexibility to hand pick their judges and further outcomes, commerce will consider more prescriptive requirements. can you give me a sense of your bill and what these prescriptive requirements could have been? how will they change the system? >> well certainly it would prevent the litigants in texas, they would have to go to the district court in washington d.c. which has decades and decades of experience dealing with cases that have to do with federal law, federal regulations, federal administrative decisions. they do it on the basis of objective analysis. that is where my bill would ...