michelle i one has addressed the nation condemning the finance warehouse . i know you said he thought the we will never allow anyone else to hijack the country of what has happened today. what will be followed on both levels of the judiciary and security and investigations will reach the reality and the tooth and the facts among those perpetrators will be taken to the court. the investigation of the barrett port block will continue, because it's a commitment towards the lebanese people and towards the international community law, based on the independence of the judiciary. your arm and you as president joe biden says his country will donate millions of corona virus. vaccines to the african union made the announcement mall hosting canyon president of euro kenyatta, the 1st african leader to visit the white house since joe biden took office home a u. s. president. bill clinton has been hospitalized in the state of california with a suspected blood infection. and a statement clinton spokesman says he's currently on the ment. aunt in good spirits docked to say h

anyway, joining us now to explain it all, as always, michelle gerard. hi, michelle. >> hi, larry. tolarry: i'm just going to read you this, and you tell me: almost all the time inflation is low when unemployment is high. so interest rates work on both problems. finish michelle, what's he talking about? what -- huh? >> so i was confused because, you know, as fed chair powell seem to feel like there's in this trade-off between inflation and is employment, and their two mandates are somewhat in conflict, and they're trying to thread a needle. but the truth is, is that the fact of the employment situation isn't back to pre-pandemic levels is much more a function of a o lack of labor supply than it is a lack of lay wore demand. i mean, normally when the fed is focused on employment, it's because they're trying to spur employers to look to hire workers. that really isn't the problem rye now. help -- right now. there's more job vacancies than k,there are people that can wor. so i don't see this conflict that the fed, you know, feels exists between the unemployment situation not being as

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dozens injured. protesters were targeted by unidentified snipers, positioned in buildings, residents, michelle own as address the nation condemning the violence. well sir, i know you said that the we will never allow anyone to hijack the country. what has happened today will be followed on both levels of the judiciary and the security, and the investigations will reach the reality and the tooth. and the effects among those perpetrators will be taken to the court in the investigation of the boot port blasting, continued it because it's a commitment towards the lebanese people and towards the international community law. based on the independence of the judicial grandma does. a taliban delegation is in turkey as a continues a diplomatic push for support and international recognition. it comes a day after talks and cotton with a group appealed to u. s. a. european officials to end of canister hands, isolation, you as president joe biden says his country will donate millions of corona virus vaccines to the african union. he made the announcement while hosting canyon president who kenyatta the 1st

without i will introduce congresswoman michelle steel. >> thank you, very much. good morning, we have a crisis happening in our ports, especially in california. yesterday the backlog at the ports were the worst it has ever been. 100 ships were waiting to enter the ports of los angeles and long beach port yesterday. that sets a new record. another 45 ships are expected to arrive on thursday. where are these ships supposed to go? the ports are supposed to be operating 24/7, but it is clear it is not happening yet. the supply chain issues are affecting every single american. the ships should be able to pull up to the port, unload, and leave. instead they are idle off coastline -- our coastline. our community is still dealing with a devastating oil spill caused by a ship's anchor, the direct result of the administration's failure to address this issue. in morning after the spill i asked president biden for a major disaster declaration for orange county, which would bring much-needed resources to our committee -- community. yesterday bipartisan officials wrote to the

suspended after an amal party minister, lost his temper, slammed the table and shouted at president michel owen, has bhalla and amal cold for protests against the judge. the next morning, while andrew tom was joining us live on scott from washington d. c. he's a senior fellow at the washington institute. good, have you back on al jazeera. how much of this is about the investigation and how much of this is about wider issues in lebanon? well, the break, the be rude blast a little over a year ago in the porch was devastating to 11 and there was already on its back. economically devastated, surrounded by a chaos from syria. this this investigation into why so much money of nitrate was kept in the port is very sensitive and it begs a lot of questions. this judge dared to ask for for depositions and for other kinds of testimony from those that were serving at the time. and this is what whenever line with has bala, particularly it's ally and led to the altercation that we saw here today. it's a very clear way for hezbollah in its allies to stop judiciary investigation of her epic than didn't. le

michelle goldberg, who is an opinion columnist for the new york times. many house -- and streaming peacock. michelle, there was a moment where i saw the news about powell's death, and i was sad. and i reflected on his life, and back to iraq. and then i saw that there was covid complications, and my immediate threat was that certainly he was vaccinated, and certainly now will become -- and it didn't take that long for that to bear out. >> yeah, i think it was obvious how the wright was going to use this. and, there's this sort of tragic irony here, in that put colin powell at the time he made that speech the un, occupied a unique role that maybe no one will ever occupy again. as a validator, who was trusted by almost everyone. right, when he made that speech, it had this impact on the american public opinion. all of a sudden a whole bunch of people, obviously not everyone, but a lot of people -- who are skeptical of bush and skeptical of cheney, said there must be something here, because powell is saying it. and with the gift with the iraq war, and i had

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we'll take a look at this race, candidate michelle wu is joining us now. thank you so much for being on this morning. >> i got to ask the question first, how are the red sox are going to do tonight and do you think their bullpen can holdup the next few nights. these are the questions you must answer. >> we are at home, we are at home, we are going to do it. >> michelle, talk about the challenges facing boston and if you are elected, what do you think the key challenges that you are going to face are? >> look, we are still very much the thick of going up way too quickly. a school system that needs investments and supports. police reform that our communities deserve and require, and climate change. as a coastal city our vulnerabilities are deep, and we have the opportunity to create many, many jobs if we lean in here. >> michelle, we've seen, obviously, over the past year, along with much-needed calls for police reform, we've also seen real quality of life issues. a lot of police departments saying they're not getting the support of officials. they're on the

michelle, there is a moment where i saw the news alert about powell's death, and i was saturday and i reflected on his life and back to iraq, and then i said it was from covid complications, and i immediately thought certainly he was vaccinated and certainly this will become a kuj ole, and it didn't take long to bear out. >> it was obvious how the right was going to use this, and there's a sort of tragic irony here in that colin powell at the time he made that speech to the u.n. occupied a unique role that i think nobody will ever occupy again as a validator, who was trusted by everyone. when he made the speech, it had an effect on public opinion. a lot f people who have been skeptical of bush and cheney said there must be something here because powell is saying it. and the iraq war i think had a huge role in destroying that kind of trust in any value day tors,. that brings us to the place we are no. there's no one who could go on tvr and say believe me about these vaccines and it would bring the whole country along. >> that is such a great point, and i think the landscape we find our

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michelle goldberg is with us. staff writer for the new yorker and professor of journalism at colombia university. he is co-author of the book "the matter of black lives." and michelle goldberg, i'd like to begin with you tonight and your reaction to that video of senator sinema you wrote one of your op ed pieces about the current posture in the senate and there she is continuing a complete, i don't know what to call it, a defiance of public accountability and inability to comprehend -- go ahead. sorry. go ahead. >> i mean, it looks to me like contempt for public accountability and what's significant is that you can sort of make -- you can make an argument that you're not accountable to the national press core if you'reconstituent that put you in office but what progressives, the progressives to mobilize to elect cinema to the senate in 2018 say is that, you know, she won't meet with them. she won't talk to them. she doesn't do any sort of public events in arizona and so i disapprove of the stunt people pulled the

turbulent pass that may have been a warning of what might come santa claire el shahita. lebanon's president michel owen, has condemned the violence and said that those behind the attack will be brought to justice. the army remains deployed on the streets and 9 people have been arrested. well, sir, i learn new york so that the we will never allow anyone to hijack the country of what has happened to day will be followed on both levels of the judiciary and security and investigations will reach the reality and the tooth and the effects among those perpetrators will be taken to the court, the investigation of the boot port blast will continue, because it's a commitment towards the lebanese people and towards the international community law based on the independence of the judiciary. your arm and i does elio, him. d as co founder of the international and transitional justice resource center . and he's based in beirut. he says, the situation there remains fragile, and factional powers could be pushing the country towards a civil conflict. this is cathy l. we're really at brink of a civil war again, unfo

pass that may have been a warning of what might come santa claire, elisha zita, beirut, president, michelle, i own address the nation condemning the violence warehouse. i know you slowly thought the we will never allow anyone to hijack the country. what has happened to day one will be followed on both levels of the judiciary and the security and investigations will reach the reality and the tooth. and the facts among those perpetrators will be taken to the court, the investigation of the boot port. bluffton will continue it because it's a commitment towards the lebanese people and towards the international community law. based on the independence of the judiciary. get on the violence unfolded as a senior us diplomats was in lebanon. the under secretary of state was meeting officials and announced $67000000.00 the lebanese military. but she said she was concerned about the worsting security situation in beirut. we stressed that a clean, impartial, independent judiciary is the guarantor of all the rights and the values that we as democracies hold dear and share again the lebanese people deser

for eight years in aspen for please give them to your daughter breonna and ryan and think your wife michelle for everything you've done. just a touching unexpected moment of course a very human approach. great keepsakes now for the two girls. that was the first whimpered as the final time as to the clintons of 2001, the second was a humorous story from the book about goldfish. and the commander of the camp, the factor responsible for security, we have to run errands to do official things for us during the middle east peace some of the first week, michelle and taken to the city fair, common thing to do here at camp david in the summer. she's coming back to the gate with the two girls the backseat they each had one a goldfish. there goldfish in a plastic bag are each holding. we have a strict policy at the time no animals at camp david, no pets. the marine corps guard, who knows us we know all the marines, they know us. everyone is doing their job reese's ma'am you cannot bring pets into the camp. she looks at him with a bit of an incredulous look. the girls are hearing this and steers tears s

let's go to our analyst tonight, we have "new york times" columnist michelle goldberg, catty kaye and senior capitol hill correspondent garrett haake all over this and tracking this and may have developing news. go ahead. >> reporter: ari, there's not going to be a vote tonight on the hard infrastructure bill. speaker called for it in the meeting this morning with democrats and the president but given progressive house democrats saying they will not vote for that hard and from structure bill until the broader build back better bill can be voted on time ul taun yisly. they'll vote on another surface transportation bill a little extension kick the can further down the road and try to get the bill across the finish line next week when perhaps the framework announced today could be ready to go as real life legislation. >> michelle? >> i've spoken to privilege, head of the house progressive caucus and other people involved in this negotiation. they're not going to pass the bipartisan infrastructure bill only to see the deal they think they have agreed to turned into something unrecognizabl

that may have been a warning of what might come santa hood or else rosita lebanon's, president michel owen, has condemned the violence and says those behind the attack will be brought to justice. the army remains deployed on the street and 9 people have been arrested. whereas her, i learn new rules so that the we will never allow anyone to hijack the country of what has happened to day will be followed on both levels of the judiciary and security and investigations were reach the reality and the truth and the facts among those perpetrators will be taken to the court, the investigation of the boot port blast will continue because it's a commitment towards the lebanese people and towards the international community law based on the independence of the judiciary. your arm and either let speak now to eliot, hindi, co founder of the international and transitional justice resource center. he joins us live now from bay root via skype. sir, thank you so much for joining us here on al jazeera, we've just been listening to the reporter of, of sort of the events of today. and obviously, protests

i'm michelle turner. yeah. i'm not always watching what everybody else is watching. but bad. i that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. thanks for being with us. keep it here, though. a lot more news ahead on kron 4 news at orange on a color here with that and thanks to you both. coming out with us at 6 o'clock. a lot going on, including high fire danger across the bay area. tonight. strong winds are putting fire crews on edge as a red flag warning is in effect until late tomorrow. we have live team coverage from the oakland hills where residents are understandably nervous. plus a new pill could soon be approved to treat covid-19 the company merck. >> asking the fda for emergency use authorization today. what we're now learning about the treatment and how it will help fight the virus. i'm jonathan mccall i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron 4 news at 6. >> that's always one of the certain the red flag is that it could take. >> fire grow exponentially and definitely be much more difficult to to fight. >> now it's 6 happening right no

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i want to bring in michelle from hood county, texas. michelle, so glad you're here. i can't wait to hear what you have to say about it. you took the job about two months before the election. since then, you have been forced out of your job. explain to the viewers what is going on. >> hey, don, thank you for having me here tonight. i have been asked this question a lot tonight today, and i'm excited to sharp it with you. basically, what has happened here, i was brought in. seven weeks before the biggest election in hood county history. i was able to get everything put together. it went off without a hitch. we even received a report from the state inspector saying i had done everything fairly and accurately. but that doesn't menough for th people here. >> your job is to be a independent election official. and you said you are nonp nonpartisan, and you were told that means democrat. >> yeah. >> they are republicans, trump supporters going after you. did you think they would be content since trump won 81% of the county? what is it about how you go about your job that is

and so now michelle carew, has handed in her recognition. and she will no longer be the admissions committed of county texas. she told the tribune today that when i started out, election officials were highly respected. now we are made out to be the bad guys. one of the things that we hear from a lot of the folks at the state level that are pushing for these bizarre trumpy investigations, or fake audit of the 2020 really results, or pushing for change for voting laws because there was something so wrong with the 2020 voting, a lot of the time they say this isn't about overturning the 2020 election. it absolutely is about overturning the 2020 election. but in a more sir present danger. it's about them trying to gain control over the administration of the next election. taking the administration out of the hands of nonpartisan, technical, professionals. i'm putting it in the hands of people who say the last election was stolen, and who say that they are going to make sure the right person wins the next time. that is happening even in the redde

thank you, michelle grossman. >> a cape over your costume. >> exactly, true, thanks, michelle. >>> we begin a new hour of msnbc right now. >>> and breaking on msnbc, day one of the g20 summit is now under way. president biden is overseas without a deal yet on his domestic agenda. and in rome, a slightly more skeptical global audience, can he convince allies that america is really back after four years of trump? >>> showdown over shots, a vaccine mandate for new york city's municipal workers now in effect and warnings the decision could shutter up to 20% of the city's fire houses. >> new york city is going to come to a crisis on monday morning. >> reaction from the head of the city's firefighters' union ahead. >>> a new arms race with china, the latest warnings about the nation's missile test of hypersonic weapons, and why the pentagon fears it could evade u.s. defense systems. >>> one of the biggest scandals facing the nhl, new details on the sexual abuse allegations made by a former hockey player against his former coach. the controversy triggering major resignations right now. >>> w

michelle krebs is executive analyst at cox automotive. michael, do those market share numbers for tesla seem credible, that they would fall from the 70% neighborhood rather quickly to 25% or so >> absolutely. it is a numbers things two things favor general motors and ford on the electric vehicle side in the u.s. first thing is capacity. gm is going to be converting three current assembly plants for electric vehicle production. the second thing is the commercial segment of the market they are dominated by general motors and ford. when you look at the electrification of vehicles in the united states the total cost of ownership, new product and the social pressures and functionality for electric to the commercial side of the mark all favor general motors and ford >> so, michelle, if tesla can continue to hold on to a number one or number two position, who is going to be the next one in here, the number two player, or maybe even the number one player when we get ten or 15 years down the road >> well, i think everybody is going to be playing.

michelle, i'm going to start with you and reproductive rights. can we pull up the map of what could happen in the states if the court overturned roe. when i talked to groups on the ground, they say they have been preparing for this reality for a while. they knew it was coming, that makes it no less devastating. republicans have largely been able up to this point, michelle, to push anti-choice efforts, knowing that the courts would likely overturn them, that they would rarely need to live with the reality of these laws. but they would get to show anti-choice advocates that they were trying to move the needle. what happens politically if anti-choice forces actually continue to succeed at dismantling abortion access across this country? >> you know, i think that it depends to some degree on what the decision on the mississippi law looks like. if they just strike down roe, my sense is that will be an earthquake, that that will be the thing that rouses the women who marched, you know, on the day after donald trump's inauguration. that will be the thin

michelle, i want to take a wider view of the court as its skreblt slips away. "the washington post" writing, even the 6-3 division understates the tilt. the conservatives are much further to the right than the remaining liberals to the left. this is the most conserative court since the 1930s. and uniquely, one that ideological blocks aligns with the party of the president that appointed him. republicans working to restrict voting as the nation becomes more diverse. how is all of this, michelle, part of a bigger strategy for republicans to maintain power as their base shrinks? >> i think that one reason that the court is in such ill repute, now irreversibly associated with donald trump. it's the trump court. you have a president who was never elected by the majority of the voters, right? the second republican to become president without winning the popular vote in this century. and so, you have a situation -- look. the biggest problem in america politics are overriding crisis is minority rule, is the way changing demographics in an increasing urban and rural spl

michelle fleury there. peter sand is the chief shipping analyst at bimco, which is one of the world's largest organisations for ship owners and brokers. thank you very much forjoining me, peter. janet yellen, us treasury secretary, is confident that the problems specific to the ports will be resolved. do you share that optimism? i resolved. do you share that optimism?— resolved. do you share that optimism? i think if they had taken initiatives _ optimism? i think if they had taken initiatives like - optimism? i think if they had taken initiatives like you - optimism? i think if they had taken initiatives like you just | taken initiatives like you just referred to 12 months ago, i think they would stand a much better chance of dealing with theissues better chance of dealing with the issues as they were basically rising, but right now the logjams are so considerable that our estimate is that it could easily take up to 15, perhaps more, months before we get to a somewhat normal level. so is christmas of the

with 6 people have been killed. president michelle own has the destination condemning the violence. rosara nor your side is that the we will never allow anyone else to hijack the country of what has happened to day one will be followed on both levels of the judiciary and the security and investigations were reach the reality and the truth and effect some of those perpetrators will be taken to the court. the investigation of the barrett port blast will continue, because it's a commitment towards the lebanese people and towards the international community law based on the independence of the judiciary. your arm that you as president joe biden says, his country will donate millions of korean of ours vaccines to the african union, made the announcement while hosting canyon president order can yasser the 1st african leader to visit the white house. as joe biden took office. former you as president, bill clinton has been hospitalized with a suspected blood infection. in his statement, clinton spokesman says he's currently on the meant and, and good spirit. stop to say his responding well to trea

and i joined to climate mover and 2 years ago i michel, i, i'm an 1000 years old and i knew came when they came in and we'll, than for about 3 years. there are further rises in temperatures that are already baked in. and my friends baked his word if we keep on the current track, then the temperatures will go up by 2.7 degrees or more by the end of the century. and never mind will that will do or to the ice flows dissolving like ice in your martini here in a new york. when i hear this i, i feel no hope to me. bars. johnson, just as his fellow prime minister, as presidents across the world, they are detached from the reality and do not treat the crisis that we are facing seriously. he meets with so many people and, and that she, she makes jokes about how the glacier is. i will melt like like ice in martini. i mean that's that just said, no, she bailed a good. you all commitment to fight and eyes and deforestation is strong. we recently recorded a 28 percent decrease in deforestation and burning in the region. but even then, we criticized valuable scenario as a climate denial. and or wha

elizabeth: congresswoman michelle steel, great to have you on. good interview there. >>> still to come the border crisis is about to really ramp up. a new caravan of thousands broke through police blockades in mexico. texas deploying thousands of law enforcement to arrest migrant coming across the border into the state as new numbers show the biden border crisis is the worst in history. up next, byron donalds from house budget and the democrats new miss fist fire, massive new tax they want which they claim the spending is zero. watch this. it would hit the middle class hard. it would increase irs powers even more than what democrats want now. stay with us. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's once-monthly injectable cabenuva. cabenuva is the only once-a-month, complete hiv treatment for adults who are undetectable. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by a healthcare provider once a month. hiv pills aren't on my mind. i love being able to pick up and go. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients

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michelle says also says that th lgbt community has been largely supported and he believes this protest has the big to do with that community. watch. >> it has nothing to do with them. what i can say and what i canno say. >> he says because of this protest, he and his documentary film called untitled about is 2020 comedy tour have been uninvited international film festivals, so he is the headlining his own tent city tour to talk about the film. heut ended his city asking if h canceled or not. sounds like the answer is mostl not.ds >> coming to admit that hannah gadsby is not but money is trul hilarious. thank you. >> so again that stage of our crackhead through your 40s and he made a lot of pornographic videos, mostly up yourself come and then once you've got fit, you decided that i want to be anti- roma and i'm a highly pai pop art is. you probably couldn't do it mus your dad's president. that is how hunter biden pulled it off. he sold five of his finger painting for 75,000 apiece and he's trying to sell -- so hunter biden present our sho just opened. a highly non-decrepit columnist an

charles: is this breaking out for you now, michelle? >> actually today it's having what they call an inside day, they know it has a hirami, which is a pause, a great opportunity if you want to trade it more actively, to buy it if it breaks out of yesterday's range, and that high was 812.32 and you can have a pretty light risk to under yesterday's low which was at 796.57 here that cause could turn out either way so i'd give it another day. charles: we took profits a week ago and i'm like golly, did i get out too soon, but that's how it is with these great high beta names. today was supposed to be all about financials we'll lead the charge earnings came out, blackrock doing okay but almost all of the other banks are getting slammed on jpmorgan's numbers but anything in the whole financial area ken that you'd own going into the earnings report? >> so, first off if you buy like a day or two before earnings, it feels like russian roulette, anything could happen and jamie dimon blows away numbers and the stocks down four points so any banks t

i want to play it so our viewers can here what michelle was talking about and get your reaction. here it is. >> we learned today and reported exclusively that the gun that alec baldwin used to tragically accidentally shoot halyna hutchins had been used earlier in the day for target practice when a number of crew members, it's a lot of down time on sets, you probably know this. and there's this pastime that crew members sometimes do is called plinging, and they go out into the rural areas. this is with live ammunition. we learned that this happened the morning of the day that halyna hutchins was killed. >> so again, we haven't verified that reporting at cnn, but the production company referred back to their previous statement when asked about that, and i quote here, though we were not made aware of any official complaints concerning weapon or prop safety on set, we will be conducting an internal review of our procedures while production is shut down. what does this say about the liability for the producers at this point? >> huge, don. i mean, if they were going plinking, that show

of as i said, it's senior officials of director general pedro of in send an incident manager manager michelle. yeah. mike ryan and the number of other senior officials and this is sort of curious for a number of reasons. a w h o is not a sovereign state. it can't offer a criminal prosecutions. and it should get out of the way for national authorities to prosecute individuals responsible for the massive crimes which have been documented by journalists and by w h o commission. but furthermore, or director general pedros personally visited the bowl as phone 14 times. he was a personal friend to one of the individual was accused of abuse. another of the individuals accused of abuse was a senior official member. the name of the car was a senior official within the response w h o in gauge and institutional cover up when allegations surfaced against those to innovate individuals including pedro's friend and those other senior officials that i mentioned were staying in the very same hotels which doubled as offices where i talked to who tell employees who said this sort of abuse was an opening secret.

michelle, let me start with you. care known for fighting poverty worldwide. now you've launched the two-year vaccine initiative to ensure vaccines were at least 100 million vulnerable people. where are you on this goal now? and what kind of resources are required to pull it off? >> yeah. so care has a commitment to have a program to deliver 100,000 vaccines. most importantly, we're advocating for 70% of the world's population to have vaccines by september of 2022. that means 14 billion more doses. and that's why we are trying to lift up the voices and using the extraordinary platform that adina and others have to say this is a moral imperative. it's also an economic imperative. and it's imperative for our own defenses in terms of our own security as a nation, because we know that we are interdependent. that's never more clear than during a global pandemic. >> adina, you signed onto a letter addressed to global leaders asking them to make 7 million vaccine doses available by the end of the year. it's an incredibly ambitious goal. do you think developed nations

months after the formation of a new government, the st. emmy under lothian. met liberties of president michelle are the wealth holderness zation has endorsed the 1st ever vaccine against malaria is recommended . the jap be rolled out to millions of children across africa, vaccine as 70 percent effective when combined with other treatments. the un secretary general has demanded evidence from ethiopia after 7 un staff were expelled and accused of misconduct. tony could harris had a rare public exchange of words with countries ambassador his calling on its government to allow unrestricted access to deliver humanitarian aid to millions of people are diplomatic editor james bass reports now from the un. with the conflict in ethiopia, widening and the humanitarian crisis growing the un secretary general address the security council. the country is facing any mouse humanitarian crises that the man's immediate attention. all efforts should be squarely focused on saving lives and dividing and massive human tragedy. these makes law search those announcement by the government of ethiopia to expel 7th seni

michelle, nick is reminding stuff of what we've been covering. there's more than one type of contempt. some people have actually been jailed under it, although the congressional version of that happens a little less often than others, than the prosecutorial. nick is absolutely right that this is part of what they're looking at. we have from the actual contempt report, which is what they'll be voting on, the possibility of civil, it says bannon's failure to respond to the subpoena could result in a referral to doj, as well as a responsibility of a civil action against bannon personally to enforce the subpoena. so he's up against a lot, michelle. what do you see here tonight? >> look, i would love to see congress kind of asserting its prerogatives. that was something that jamie raskin talked about a lot when the trump administration was still looking at all the subpoenas and congress has powers it hasn't exercised. in some ways i think that would be more of an escalation than referring it to the justice department for possible prosecution. my guess

michelle and i, when we're at home, i'm reading. she's watching hgtv. maybe the food channel. so i understand why people might be tired of politics. and the arguments and the tweaks and the back and the forth and some of you are just plain tired because this has been hard. i understand why people are frustrated. you know, we thought that the pandemic was just about done and then suddenly, the delta comes up and kind of throws us for a loop and people are just tired. they feel cooped up. they're not sure what's safe. all this arguments going on on tv all the time. folks wearing masks. look, i believe in wearing masks is the right thing to do for people that we care about. we do it, we do it for people who are vulnerable. not just for ourselves. but let's face it, i mean, i think it's important to acknowledge. sometimes i lose my mask, i'm like, oh, man, where is it? i understand why people just feel lieke, ah, when is this going to end? and sometimes politics in washington feels that way. right? it's like, oh, are we still arguing about guy marriage? really? i thought that ship

>> and i fear, michelle, that the next is brown. it's being able to -- they also have a case about whether or not, you know, religious schools can get federal funding. this is their big thing. they were angry schools couldn't get federal funding. everything is on the table. affirmative action. i feel like the courts are trying to remake the society into their version, their handmade's tale fantasy of af right wing disattorney-client privilege yeah. >> well, look, i think they think the warren court is where things started going wrong. >> yes. >> the john burke society. the forefathers of today's republican party. you know, they used to have these impeach earle warren billboards. essentially what the modern right's project for all of these years, you know, going on, what is it, 60 years has been to reverse everything that the warren court did, and i think that they are getting klesser -- closer and closer to reversing that. the day after roe, 11 states will bana borings immediately. they already have laws that will go into effect. >>

michelle, i'm so glad you're here. i can't kwait to hear what you have to say about this. you took this job about two months before the presidential election. since then, you have been bombarded with false accusations and attempts to force you out of your job. explain to our viewers what's going on. >> well, hi, don. thank you for having me here tonight. basically i've been asked this question a lot today and i'm really excited to share this with you. basically what has happened here is i was brought in seven weeks before the biggest election in hood county history. i was able to get everything put together. it went off without a hitch. we even received a glowing report from the texas secretary of state's inspector stating that i had done fairly and accurately. but unfortunately that wasn't enough for a lot of the people here. >> yeah. your job is to be an independent elections administrator, but you say that when you emphasized to some officials that you are nonpartisan, they actually told you nonpartisan means democrat. >> that's correct. it has actually been said in the

pass that may have been a warning of what might come santa claire, elisha zita, beirut, president, michelle, i won't address the nation condemning the violence. i know you said he thought we will never any one who hijacked the conflict between what has happened to day will be followed on both levels of the judiciary and security. and investigations will reach better yellow sheet on the tooth. and the facts among those perpetrators will be taken to the court. the investigation of the barrett port blast will continue, because it's a commitment towards the lebanese people and towards the international community law based on the independence of the judiciary of. well, the violence unfolded as a senior us diplomat was in lebanon. the under secretary of state was meeting officials and announced $67000000.00 for the lebanese military. but she said she was concerned about the worsening security situation in beirut. we stress that a clean, impartial, independent judiciary is the guarantor of all the rights and the values that we as democracies hold dear and share again, the lebanese people deserve n