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The car then crashed Near Parliament and at least one man, armed with a knife, continued the attack into parliament. Sadly, i can confirm that now four people have died. That includes the Police Officer who was watching parliament and one man we believe to be the attacker, who was shot by a Police Officer. The officers family have been made aware. At least 20 people have been injured. As part of long established and well rehearsed plans, parliament has been locked down. That response included uniformed foreign officers. We now of course have an on going operation on what we currently believe t...

African-americans turned out in greater numbers to vote for him. 96% than did white voters. 2020 more people voted than ever. the idea you are suppressing the vote is a manipulation of language. before you could not have illegal immigrants vote in new york. now you can as nancy pelosi and others said 17 years old and 18 years old should vote and ex-felons. they are trying to enlarge the electorate because it doesn't feel their electoral needs. they need to get the filibuster eliminated or this won't pass. we are talking about january 6th, these guys are stone cold revolutionaries. they know wh...

That. so joe manchin joined in the effort to come together and get a bill which he thought could get ten republican senators to join on to and have 60, not to do it by the majority rules rules, but do it with the 60 votes that the senate requires unfortunately. so there was movement. there was work and what we did, we didn't pass hr-1 again, we passed the manchin bill again, the freedom to vote act. i think it's unfair to sort of say they're just sitting on there -- keep passing stuff that won't pass. i think this bill, frankly -- i didn't see sinema's speech so i'm not sure exactly what she s...

In 2024 politics as well. we are living in some unusually tumultuous times in terms of the instability of the two major parties in power. it's shocking how often we change party control of the house, white house and senate in the first part of this century. only really one other time in history have we been this volatile. president biden, though, is approaching the one-year mark of his presidency, struggling to combat a covid surge, struggling to get major pieces of his agenda through democratic-controlled congress with those small majorities. the senate is right now debating the voting rights...

January 6th to make part of the case for why the senate needs to pass voting rights legislation. there's a pending vote on suspending the filibuster to make some progress on this issue. how concerned are you that the vote won't pass? will it come down to senator joe manchin? >> i'm deeply concerned that this will not pass this year as we head into the midterm elections. i've had these conversations with friends in democratic leadership in the house and senate. while publicly people are optimistic, most people are pessimistic for a number of reasons. but i would say it must get done because the...