bennett: yes. the other two numbers the auditors determined to be questionable based on their comparison of the final vote data released by maricopa county compared to commercial databases. that has given rise to questions that maricopa county says -- as i said in my testimony, we welcome answers from the county. >> the gentleman's time has expired. maybe we can get these answers in writing on that. the gentleman from georgia is recognized. >> thank you for holdings important hearing. -- holding this important hearing. my friends on the other side of the aisle claim that our democracy is strengthened when elections are subjected to forensic audit by outside entities. i think that all reasonable people would agree that if maricopa county should have hired an outside entity to conduct a forensic audit of the maricopa county 2020 presidential election, then doug logan and the cyber ninjas should not have been the firm entrusted with that obligation. why? because the arizona state senate knew that doug

bennett: yes. the other two numbers the auditors determined to be questionable based on their comparison of the final vote data released by maricopa county compared to commercial databases. that has given rise to questions that maricopa county says -- as i said in my testimony, we welcome answers from the county. >> the gentleman's time has expired. maybe we can get these answers in writing on that. the gentleman from georgia is recognized. >> thank you for holdings important hearing. -- holding this important hearing. my friends on the other side of the aisle claim that our democracy is strengthened when elections are subjected to forensic audit by outside entities. i think that all reasonable people would agree that if maricopa county should have hired an outside entity to conduct a forensic audit of the maricopa county 2020 presidential election, then doug logan and the cyber ninjas should not have been the firm entrusted with that obligation. why? because the arizona state senate knew that doug

bennett? >> i would say that the audit did not receive those answers but the audit report has gone to the senate. the senate has forwarded that onto the state attorney general, who i think is going to be working through his election integrity unit directly with the county to get answer to those questions. for example, i believe the county reported that they rejected about 1400 envelopes for lack of signatures. the subcontractor that worked for the audit thought there could be as many as three and a half, or 3500 to 4,000 either missing signatures or just scribbles. those kind of things will be worked out i think between the attorney generals office and the county as to whether they have justification for the envelopes they opened and processed or not. >> and i think through a -- you know, asking for question especially in closely held elections and audits and review is a good thing and -- going forward. >> gentlemen yields back. the gentlelady from florida ms. wasserman schultz is recognized.

bennett. mr. bennett, i want to ask you a question with regard to this notion of, let me get to my question here. he was critical of the chain of custody. can you talk to us about the ballot chain of custody. i don't mean to be rude mr. gates. i have a very limited amount of time and i have to get to certain things. >> yeah, i think mr. becker's testimony was that the ninjas seized the ballot and machines. nothing could be further from the truth. i personally, along with the co-election director of maricopa county supervised the transition of the ballots and the machines from the county to the audit over a period of two days. we processed 46 palettes. 1691 boxes. contains about 12 to 1300 pal -- ballots. that process went smoothly. we did find 26 mismarked boxes. we found eight boxes that were not listed on the manifest. the chain of custody documents that maricopa county was supposed to have since the election until they turned them over to us on april 22nd of 2021. we found two boxes on the mani

bennett, you have been a public servant. do you condemn political violence in this country including attacks on elected officials and elected representatives? >> of course. i have death threats myself. >> so you know chairman sellers and supervisor gates and their staff have received threats against their safety. the district of columbia experienced political violence on numerous occasions in the weeks following the looks. i was one member in the house gallery lying on the floor when the shots rapping out thinking that i was going to die that day. making sure that we quell violence is critical. with that in mind it is very important that we identify those organizations that have sought to further inflame tensions. one of those groups is look ahead america. on september 24 this group held a rally in arizona in which nearly half were proud boys which is an organization identified as a far right neofascist group. have youer heard of look ahead america? >> yes, ma'am. >> you know that they have been associated with violent hard

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host: matt bennett is with us. jerry in maryland, you are on. go ahead with your question or comment. caller: what is the total intake for the federal government on an annual basis, because the budget , i believe, exceeds half of the total intake, so where is that money coming from? number two, the democratic agenda has this policy, and we have an economy shrinking, and we have over 2 million people coming in taking away potential jobs. what's the policy that the democrats have tried to achieve? you have working people trying to get minimum wage increased, then you have the influx of new people taking away jobs, so what is the policy? why is that policy good for the country? host: thank you. guest: so, a couple points, jerry. in terms of the overall budget, the numbers we are talking about our 10 year numbers. what the president has made clear his along with spending increases or tax cuts for the middle and working classes, there are no tax cuts for the rich in this bill, we will offset those with increases in other places, including increases o

. >>> and superstar tony bennett singing his way into the guinness book of world records. ♪ >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening the anecdotes we have been hearing about employers desperate to find workers don't at first appear to square with what economists are calling a disappointing jobs report that came out today the slowing pace of growth reflecting an employment landscape some believe has been reshaped by the pandemic leaving some job seekers on the sidelines. in september, buffeted by the covid delta variant, the country added 194,000 jobs fewer than expected. the unemployment rate dropped, however, to 4.8% as more workers exited the job market. but will an improving covid outlook give the economy the boost it needs our team taking a hard look tonight. we begin with peter alexander. >> reporter: tonight help wanted just when america was expected the usher in a fall season of new hires, instead u.s. job growth dropped to its slowest pace of the year with a recent spike of the delta variant and an ongoing shortage of workers holding the economy back p

bennett. former secretary of state of arizona pointed out. it's simply was not even with a random sample. i had people who worked in polling locations who told me that came up and said they were concerned. i had people who worked on those boxes who said they were concerned. i think there's legitimate concerns. i'm not sure that the audit revealed those, but i can tell you what, both sides are further entrenched today than they were six, eight months ago in arizona and that's a shame. that's a shame. i don't know how we're going to resolve that. i'm going to yield one moment to paul from arizona. >> senator chairwoman. i'd like to ask unanimous consent from democratic senators and myself and several articles for the record. >> without objection. >> last thing i want to ask that hit home, mr. biggs made a point, is 52 u.s. 271 passed by democratic majority over 50 years ago. it supports audits and encourages audits and their findings. there's plenty of unanticipated questions here. i talked about it early, trust is a series of promises kept the

he bennett's lawyers we. he sent this letter to the committee yesterday saying in light of this new lawsuit by trump, biden would like to ask the january six investigation to delay its vote tonight. on whether or not to hold them in contempt. he wanted a delay of the week as to whether or not it would be held in contempt. he wanted that week delay while his lawyers,, quote, access the -- of this pending litigation. the january six committee promptly replied, to mr. steve bannon, requests, saying no hard pass. no runs exist for any adjournment or other delay in your request is denied. it took him all of one paragraph to make that very clear. white house counsel's office, this is interesting, this is not part of congress, this is counsel's office that advises president biden inside the white house. the counsel's office said sent him a letter of their own. telling mr. benin that the white house, quote, not aware of any basis for your refusal to appear for the physician. either legal or otherwise. venegas tried t

my name's maddie bennett. ms roy. the jim, this is when you're ready to dorothy look at them with facebook when you have them are referring to that? my glance over their mom with who may be my aunt. even wish customers with sort of people that are doing the push. pretty shepherd. you're making well, that will be the most the worst movie i get chance and you for this, the geeky. mm hm. which typically i think you've got to say to you only them intermediate, then you pm on regular to all i need. so let me get with you. thank you. the phone . yes is still uniform plan is i choosing your mazda at the get you the, the appeal more we owe on bureau, and you can see the street uniform me. i've been watching for a 2nd, but also night you with or did we did that? it took them. yeah. it was just a 2nd. you got for the family money that those with lynch wanted to afford it i imagine picking up a future textbook on the early years of the 21st century. what are the chapters cold gun violence from school shootings, homelessness? fir

bennett excuses that former president trump wishes to invoke some form of executive privilege. there is no conceivably applicable privilege that could shield mr. bannon from testimony. mr. bannon's, and mr. trump's privileged arguments do some howell appeared to reveal some and one thing. it suggests that president trump was personally involved in the planning and execution of january six. and this committee will get to the bottom of that. >> the committee's recommendation now goes before the full house which is expected to hold a vote on thursday. if it passes as expected, a criminal referral will then be sent over to the justice department, doj can then present the case to a grand jury and ben and could then be formally charged with contempt of congress. all of that takes time. as that issue heads to the house floor, president biden spends today pressuring his own party, democrats, to finally get behind his priorities. tonight the washington post reporting biden told liberal democrats that he believes the deal on the new tax and spending proposal quote, between 1.7 five trill

senator bennett: thank you chief. in 2020, a drug overdose deaths increased in colorado by 38% over the previous year. the largest year-over-year increase since at least 2000. this increase was worse than the u.s. average paid the highest rates of death to the overdose were in three counties in southern rural colorado. the overdose and overall mental health academic -- epidemic of only gotten worse over the last year, need to work at every level to address it. fentanyl seizures remain high, the substance is finding its way into communities in destroying them. how are you planning to address the trafficking of drugs across the north and southern border to help prevent these deaths and what types of technology or resources do you think are needed to better screen at ports of entry where these products are coming through? mr. magnus: thank you for the question. the scourge of fentanyl, of opioids in general that are coming across the borders is alarming and deeply troubling. we continue to see the majority of this drug,

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thank you doctor bennett. all right it is a busy day at fox and we are breaking down the big nfl games today plus $100,000 is up for grabs, stay with us. pete: week seven of the nfl visited fairfax has five must-see games you do not want to miss. here to break them all down is fox nfl kickoff post, carissa thompson. >> feet think it is without will off the segment. pete: right, right? >> now i've been saying where's pete where is pete? pete: put the requested on your end i will lament i was a high school wide receiver quarterback i feel like you are really capable hands. >> then you will appreciate my picking this verse because devonte ty adams has had it unbelievable, ten games since 2020 with 100 plus receiving yards as a former wide receiver you can appreciate what incredible task that is which is why i'm taking the green bay packers against the washington football team, pete. also because washington is lost three of the last force of the packers fell in week one to the saints and the sky was falling they'v

i want to start with you, matt bennett, your thoughts on this? do you side with the government on this or with in and out burger? >> i side with the public health officials who say that's necessary in san francisco which was one of the original points of the outbreak. we lost more than 700,000 americans to covid. we've lost more than 500 children to covid and we lose 1600 more every week even though things are getting better, slightly, we are still in the grip of a horrible, horrible pandemic. molly: i thought that you were done. matt, is this government overreach or will we see other businesses pushing back other than what we have seen in the statement like in and outburg sneer. >> what laws does the city of san francisco choose to enforce and which ones they don't. they choose to enforce the law which shuts down in and out locations in the state of california, however, when you have other stores closing like walgreens because gangs are robbing them with impunity because they won't enforce laws against stealing, theft, smash and grabs on the str

geoff bennett explains why. >> reporter: tonight a new election showdown in georgia with the state's republican-led election board inching closer to potentially taking over elections in atlanta's fulton county, a democratic stronghold thanks to a provision in georgia's controversial new voting laws. democrats say it is only happening because georgia delivered close victories for president biden and two democratic senators last year. >> we will deliver georgia and fulton county for senator warnock again. so that's why there is focus, there is emphasis on continuing to criticize fulton county and our elections. >> reporter: but republicans, including top election officials, secretary of state brad raffensperger say state oversights will boost voter confidence. >> we never had that accountability issue before where we could replace a county election board if the situation was so severe. >> reporter: he gained national attention for resisting pressure from former president trump to find enough ballots to overturn biden's narrow win in georgia. and he now faces a difficult primary race ag

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and our coverage continues with geoff bennett right now. >>> it is good to be with you. i'm geoff bennett. and it is a critical day on multiple fronts in the battle over abortion rights. the justice department is against stepping in, urging courts to rein-state the suspension of that texas law that bans nearly all abortions across the state. the appeal is to a lower court, but the message to the supreme court is unmistakable, quote, if texas' scheme is permissible, no constitutional right is safe from state sanctioned sabotage of this kind before in effect, the doj saying to those conservative justices, the way texas found to get around abortion rulings could be used for instance by progressive states to enact bans on gun rights for instance. and as we await that

bennett has been battling alzheimer's. on any given day he may forget a lot about his past, but the minute the music comes on he transforms. thank you so much for your company. i'm rosemary church. enjoy the rest of your day. "cnn newsroom" continues with isa soares. think wearing less makeup means no need for a wipe? think again. neutrogena® makeup remover wipes remove the 30% of makeup ordinary cleansers can leave behind. your skin will thank you. neutrogena®. for people with skin. >>> hello, and a very warm welcome to our viewers in the united states. i'm isa soares. >>> new abduct shuns from 17 missionaries. lawmakers investigating the january 6th insurrection is on the move. china's economic growth is slowing down. the impact it's having on global markets.

and tony bennett -- ♪♪ ♪♪ -- singing his way into the guinness book of world records again. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us. we are going to begin tonight with the passing of an american patriot. colin powell died today of complications from covid and multiple myeloma, a rare blood cancer. he was 84 years old. in so many ways, he was the embodiment of the american dream, the son of jamaican immigrants and a soldier who rose through the ranks to become the nation's top military officer and, later, the secretary of state. he was the first black american to hold those positions, and he had a profound impact on foreign policy in both republican and democratic admn the promise of america because he lived it. former president george w. bush called him highly respected at home and abroad and, most important, colin powell was a family man and a friend. in a moment, we'll take a closer look at the illnesses that powell battled. we'll begin with a look back at his remarkable life. >> reporter: already dealing with cancer, colin kaepernick succumbed to the coronavirus this

former education secretary bill bennett. if biden's d.o.j. and f.b.i. start to sij out parents advocating for their children's education and taking on school board officials there are going to be big problems. here is the secretary bennett. >> what in god's name is the justice department and the f.b.i. doing involving itself in these parents complaint about what's going on in school? the notion the federal government should be policing it that is attempting to send a shudder to parents who want to speak up at school board meetings. shaking of a finger, pointing at school board members saying you are wrong and we'll get you out of there. >> harris: miranda devine with an op-ed with the headline a.g. merrick garland is in a war with the american family. the one positive thing to have come out of remote learning parents are more aware of the shenanigans in the classroom. they reject the perversions being forced on their children and racism disguised as -- they reject gender ideology which teaches their children there is no such thing as a boy or girl. they

my friend jeff bennett takes over right now. >>> it is great to be with you. i'm jeff bennett. first came the revelations. is today the start of the reckoning for facebook? something you don't see every day bipartisan frustration on capitol hill. as a former facebook data scientist stunned lawmakers with accusations and documentary proof of the comp a

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meanwhile on thursday, though, nine republicans join house democrats in holding steve bennett in contempt of congress. here's representative minnie thompson, the chairman of the house committee investigating e capital attack. >> what sort of president would it set for the house of representatives if we allowed witnesses to ignore us flat out without facing any kind of consequences? yamiche: the vice chair of the committee, liz cheney, spoke wrigley to members of her own party. but the threat of january 6 and the threat it posed to our democracy. >> there are people in this chamber right now who were evacuated with me, and with the rest of us on that day during that attack. people who now seem to have forgotten the danger of the moment, the assault on the constitution, the assault on our congress. yamiche: the department of justice and attorney general merit: will now decide what to do next -- merrick garland will now decide what to do next with this case. what's attorney general merrick garland going to do? and how might that be impacted by the fact president biden walked back some statem

shots florida filing another lawsuit against the biden administration and also against nasa over maxine bennett for federal workers. it interferes with the employment policies and threatens the states economies for joining me right now the woman who filed suit, attorney general ashley moody. ag moody it's great to see again, thanks very much. tell us in a nutshell what is happening as a result of these vaccine mandates. >> you know when it was announced after repeatedly telling the american people there was no precedent or the right for the federal government to enact these vaccine mandates through the federal government biden announced a sweeping policy and as a part of that they've done gymnastics to exceed the power he has using purchasing and procurement laws to force health policy on our nation on american workers for it florida as you know we have interest we have a contract with the federal government's through the space of florida, the department of education, the university's bid will aptly be affected by this. folks in florida will lose their jobs. we have filed suit. americans will n

amna: former republican secretary of state ken bennett argued additional vote reviews were warranted, like the one by the cyber ninjas private firm, but even bennett admitted that review led to the same outcome. ken bennett: the hand count to the physical ballots very closely matches the county's official results in the president and u.s. senate races. amna: nearly aear after the election, baseless republican messages on voter fraud still resonate. in a cnn poll last month, 78% of republicans said they do not believe president biden was legitimately elected. >> willfully ignorant. amna: election experts gowri ramachandran of the brennan center and david becker of the center for election innovation and research said the threat to democracy is as high as it's ever been. gowri: sham partisan review are serving up innuendo and baseless suspicion ready for deployment by super-spreaders of lies. david: concerned as i have never been before about the ongoing threats to american democracy. amna: that concern was echoed in today's senate judiciary report, with new details of just how far then-

bennett will not be producing documents. or testifying. of course just a point of fact here, unlike trump allies steve bannon was not employed during the insurrection, he's just a guy, with a podcast. okay. and he's trying to get executive privilege. trump fired him, quite famously years prior, back in 2017. affect the committee noted when it understandably, rejected bannon's privileged argument. quote, even if bannon had been a senior aide to the president during the time period covered by that contemplated testimony, which he was most assuredly not, he is not permitted by law to the type of immunity suggest. now. many of these subpoenas or someone brought in their scope it's true. and not always, apparently's to the public with the committee is looking. for but that's not really the case with bannon. you just made of her liz cheney, the vice chairman of the committee results some reason they're looking to what bannon was up to. but just according to the subpoena, there's ample evidence the former president advisor, being right there in t

i'm geoff bennett. time is running out to stick the landing. that might be the best way to describe president biden's full court press to get one major deal signed into law, and the other agreed to. sticking points solved, and on a path to final passage before he leaves for rome and glasgow on thursday. you'll forgive the mixed metaphors, but you get the picture. he leaves on thursday, ex

i'm geoff bennett. this friday there is high drama from capitol hill all the way to rome. several breaking headlines coming out of president biden's first day in a critical summit with world leaders. first, the president emerged from a private meeting with the pope, telling reporters that francis told him he's a, quote, good catholic and should keep receiving communion. it's a development that obliterates the argument from some conservative american bishops who say anybody who supports abortion rights should be denied communion. >>> straight from his meeting with pope francis, president biden's first face-to-face sit-down with french president emmanuel macron since the united states blindsided the french by going around their backs to cut a massive nuclear subdeal with the uk and australia. when they found

msnbc coverage begins with my friend geoff bennett right now. >>> it is good to be with you. i'm geoff bennett and this is the number two republican in the house of representatives. >> do you think the 2020 election was stolen from donald trump? >> chris, i've been very clear from the beginning. if you look at a number of states, they didn't follow their state-passed laws that govern the election for president. >> so you think the election was stolen? >> what i said is there are states that didn't follow their legislatively set rules. >> the last time, i promise. do you think the election was stolen or not? >> it's not just irregular -- it's states that did not follow the laws set which the constitution says they're supposed to follow. >> that's steve scalise, house minority whip, second in command behind kevin mccarthy, perpetuating donald trump's lies about the election he lost. scalise refusing to say the 2020 race was not stolen. that's a long way from the aftermath of the january 6 insurrection when gop leadership slammed donald trump, squarely placing the blame on him f

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i'm geoff bennett. and we start this hour with the breaking news out of washington, where today the president and fellow democrats announced a framework on that massive infrastructure and social spending package. we expect to hear the first official reaction from house speaker nancy pelosi at any moment. president biden delayed his flight to meet with the pope at the vatican today, seemingly in order to seal the deal with one last sales pitch on capitol hill, to get everybody on board and push his signature spending plans over the finish line before boarding air force one. today the president made clear compromise is at hand. he is on board even without everything he wanted. >> today i'm pleased to announce that after months of tough and thoughtful negotiations, i think we -- i know we have an historic economic framework. it's a framework that will create millions of jobs, grow the economy, invest in our nation and our people, turn the climate crisis into an opportunity, and put us on a path not only to