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over 3 years roger filmed with concealed cameras. tend to go the hundreds of hours of hidden camera recordings. and yeah you. can out of those already live where i work. at the hotel in washington d.c. the one nation delegation relaxes with roger as it prepares for potentially game changing meetings with the gun lobby. and the happy that the media is well out of sight. only thought i doubt the truth about somebody and i got him to do what he would get and see that's why you went up so it was like you know it stuck you know all right. but. james ashby is a key political strategist and chief of staff for the right wing party. he wants the n.r.a. to provide one nation with its electoral clout and know how to. use or rather. that's one stock to up to to behave themselves. it's roy developed this week for folks who. are going to search for. his colleague steve dixon dreams about what he do with lots of money living like a drug lord with an arsenal of guns. i'm going to have a right to feel their actions are not the ones tony thought or in

roger: sound advice. unfortunately, not something that political leaders in either party have adhered to over the years. still, the wisdom is clear there. general mcmaster, debt, deficit, defense, declining defense budgets, you have lectured -- i've heard you say this so many times -- as we develop national security strategies, we have to get into the mindset of the adversary. not what we think the adversary thinks, but what the adversary is actually thinking. how do the chinese, for example, look at our debt, our deficit, declining defense budget that secretary esper and secretary panetta responded to, what does this do to our ability to deter these great power adversaries or rogue states? gen. mcmaster: i think china thinks it is gaining ground, and i think that is what makes the world more dangerous, is the belief that china -- the belief in the army and the chinese communist party that it is time to challenge the united states, because to china, the united states has weakened internally and does not h

what waves it could make plus we have a conversation with world renowned international investor jim rogers about a flurry of subjects including the economic recovery and the aftermath of the game stop trading frenzy and the later because he is continuing hitting yet another record high along with a new milestone we'll go over the numbers with a pack show today so let's dive right in. and we lead the program here in the united states with talks regarding the next economic relief package u.s. treasury secretary janet yellen on thursday said the $1.00 trillion dollars stimulus package is needed to revive the economy struggling amid the pandemic yellen told c.n.n. si thursday quote we think it's very important to have a big package that addresses the pain this has caused 15000000 americans behind on their rent 24000000 adults and 12000000 children who don't have enough to eat small businesses failing i think the price of doing too little is much higher than the price of doing something big we think that the benefits will far outweigh the cost . in the long run meanwhile on the same day house s

and earlier we had a chance to catch up with international investor jim rogers to discuss the state of the global recovery and a myriad of other topics. i want to start with the state of the u.s. economy after being crushed by the pandemic in 2020 now in 2019 we were already seeing a downturn his growth was on the decline before the pandemic right now it seems like the entire recovery hinges on another relief package put forward by congress in the biden ministration which is just more money after the last month round of money ran out and we're basically seeing this as a loop of print money to stimulate the economy repeat so how can the u.s. dig itself out of the economic downturn it is facing and actually hit that recovery we talk so much about. every 10 years that is correct i mean it's a very good time. in america because we're getting that done it's been printing it is spending but it's not a good time to be young i have 2 young daughters oh my gosh in their lifetime america is going to have many many many problems. in washington that's what they think is right and they're going to

be the next millionaire just like jim rogers. or younger siblings joining in and. i want to so this leads us to the next point of course we want to make the whole reddit wall street bats a game stop a saga that was so big just a few weeks ago there were hearings on the hill this week about it. does it concern you when we talk about those retail traders that a small group can get together on the internet and actually squeeze a hedge fund who is shorting a stock is that a concern because you know e-mail like it or not like it you may think it's wrong or right but the fact is that the market in some capacity was manipulated. if you consider a short of. an hour yes that was that would that's correct but short around. it's not part of standard people and it's and this is all public record you can look up to see the short interest in any stock. in my career average goes back decades i'm also seeing people look it up so i look at all oh sure it's a squeeze some. if they're acting in concert and that's against the law of course but if you are just all sitting there you com

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pink floyd frontman, roger waters tells us why the u. s. a isn't morning on the 48 anniversary of the chilean coup, it's back which created penetrates brutal chicago style saturating can only experiments. it would be forced on nations all around the world. more coming up in today's going underground at 1st. it's been 20 years in new york in washington came under attack in nature, nations, most fatal terror atrocity is of course led to 20 years of violent u. s. u. k. occupation of afghanistan. but nature defeat has what the taliban back in control. joining me now from don cutter is the taliban spokesperson. so hale shane sale. thank you so much for coming back on. so it's widely reported that the taliban may have been selected september. the 11th for the new leadership to take the oath of office significance for 911 as the as the day of the o. so just go incident. i cord, sir, but i do not have your teeth. becker me. i feel we are no none of that time i was there when i was here and i'm wondering if we wonder we are part of our population no

joanne rogers, or mrs. rogers. the widow of a tv legend whose lessons of kindness and acceptance influenced generations. >> you remember mrs. rogers. >> helping inspire "mr. rogers neighborhood." ♪ it's a beautiful day in this neighborhood ♪ >> later providing guidance for production of "a beautiful day in the neighborhood," a film starring tom hanks. >> how do you think your husband would have reacted by being portrayed by this guy? >> i think he might have been speechless. >> championing her husband's legacy after his death, always with a touch of kindness. >> how do you think he practiced being kind? >> fred was a minister, first and foremost. and the program was his ministry. >> joanne rogers was 92. we will miss you, neighbor. that's "nightline" for this evening. thanks for the company, america. good night.

. >> roger. >> 5.5 hours later, sheppard left the lunar module to begin the first of two explorations. >> starting on the latter. >> roger. >> 10 years later, 114 hours, 22 minutes after leaving earth, alan shepard stepped onto the moon. >> looks like you are on the bottom step and on the surface. >> ok, you are right. on the surface. it has been a long way, but we are here. >> four minutes later, he was joined by ed mitchell. >> following the tradition of two previous missions, alan shepard and mitchell planted a flag in the lunar soil. >> how does this look, look ok? >> the next job was to load the met, a rickshaw like wagon the astronauts would use to transport their tools of exploration and collected samples. >> one of the big factors in lunar exploration is mobility. in apollo 14, we had a mat that let us move further in the field. in future missions, we will use a lunar dune buggy. this mobility means less time in getting from here to there and more time collecting scientific data. >> i'm going to stop here and rest. it is heavier than i expected. >> sheppard pooled the matt tue

after obtaining a search warrant for both rogers home and business - deputies found several unregistered and illegal weapons and thousands of rounds of ammunition. the sheriff's department bomb squad also located five pipe bombs inside roger's business on action avenue. ápittsburg policeá are searching for answers in the city's first homicide of the year. it happened last night-- when officers heard shots coming from an area near áharbor street and garcia avenue.á they found a man with several gun shot wounds who died at the scene.. a second victim was taken to the hospital in critical, but stable condition. officers say they also found more than 1-hundred people gathered at the scene. san francisco police are investigating a shooting that left 5 people wounded in the city's tenderloin neighborhood. officers responded to a shooting at eddy and taylor streets shortly after 9 p.m saturday night. this is video from citizen app. all 5 shoooting victims were taken to the hosptial with non-life threatening injuries. a man from stockton and two others from san francisco are currently being

roger: i agree. they are tough decisions. the issue ultimately is when the law is the right law at this time in this place in america. whether or not the risks to the franchise for hundreds of thousands or more georgians is worth the effort. so i think these are clearly tough decisions. no one wants to be confronted this way. as far as i can tell it is all the result of a law many of us have looked at and have serious concerns and reservations about. judy: what do you want to have happen? are you talking to corporate leaders in other states that are looking at laws similarly, imposing new restrictions around voting? roger: i am not personally doing that but i think what has happened, and this show is an example of that, the national debate and discussion about access to the ballot and what makes for a safe and secure election has risen to the top. importantly, we see it often occurs at moments of stress and uncertainty in america that corporate leaders are now stepping forward and expressing a point of view based on their ana

rogers: thank you, madam chair. it is my understanding that the ranking member of the committee on of jurisdiction is opposed therefore i must be opposed. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentleman from california. mr. sherman: i understand there are no further speakers on the republican side. i will close. how much additional time do i have? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california has 1 1/2 minutes. mr. sherman: i see no substantive reason why the ranking member is opposed to this amendment. both parties agree. russia has interfered in our elections 2016. more recently in 2018 and 2020. both parties in the trump administration agree. russia should be sanctioned. but the deputy finance minister of russia pointed out that our sanctions so far have not been effective. that they are not effective until they apply to the secondary market. that is exactly what this amendment does. it's time to raise the cost of borrowing by the russian government. and

that's a roger stone phrase. roger stone coined that back in 2016. and so is it surprising to see roger stone, again, long-time associate of the president, the president's henchman, the guy who lied on behalf of the president who was then pardoned by the president, to see him around d.c. around the insurrection, getting security from the people prosecutors say were part of the criminal conspiracy to stop congress from doing its democratic duty? i want to bring in katie benner who covers the justice department, "the new york times," and who's done great reporting on this and reported the justice department was examining roger stone's possible ties to the insurrectionists last month. i want to talk about all of this. but just start with what we're learning from the court filings about the proud boys and then the oath keepers. >> sure. on the proud boys case, what we're seeing is a lot more detail about just how organized they were. as you mentioned, it shows that there were many people who decided they were going to plan a trip to washington, d.c., the

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rogers said, let's see what happens after the 20th. of course, the day of president biden's inauguration. we go to war. according to his criminal complaint, rogers added, quote, i hope 45, donald trump, goes to war. if he doesn't, i will. donald trump does not go to war, i will. law enforcement officers suched rogers' home and business and seized between -- get this -- 45 and 50 firearms including at least three fully automatic weapons, which are illegal, thousands of rounds of ammunition and five pipe bombs. law enforcement officers said those pipe bombs that you see right there were fully operational and could, quote, cause great bodily harm or injury. in case you are wondering what kind of guns they had, this is the itemized list of all of the firearms listed in the indictment. just, you know, totally normal stuff everyone has lying around. we will talk more about who these guy, were, what they were planning in a second with one of the reporters on the story. if the allegations are true -- again, this is just a charging document. in

>> and then roger investor personally and elevation. >> that's right. >> roger benefited greatly from it in no way initially that his company had not. >> so it's interesting, so he was out talking really against his own book at that stage to the media. in saying, look i became concerned free 2016 about what i was saying on facebook. i felt there was something wrong here. i went, he apparently wrote a letter to mark and cheryl, and he kind of sort of like you know this is like your kindly uncle coming to you and saying hey guys i think we have a little bit of a problem. apparently, they went very corporate pr him very quickly. shut them down. it's hard for me to kind of metabolize how someone can get that information from a trusted figure and not take it seemingly more seriously. in your reporting, what conclusion did you come to about this? >> yes because facebook really downplayed the degree to which roger was in influence. i did look into this, and it's interesting. in roger's book, i think he has more accurate count of his degree of his influence in facebook. and maybe some of the

rogers. you have. here is there enough of you know the police chief faculty got to get those jobs back. out of your. rojo funds a recurring message amongst those assembled here astray has strict gun laws said a disturbing international precedent and it's imperative that the legislation be changed. or are we going to get it got back to australia to work in one shot of my life and i don't know now to turn the well you know i did that by and also i never said that. i will donate i'm doing a great job but i thought my social lives are going to be that the star of the talents i don't want i seriously i get everything. the volunteers told roger hell the n.r.a. sways public opinion. play how'd on the foam or ability of women women women you know women protecting themselves c.d.a. bill is it shouldn't she be allowed to protect her child just so why are you trying to take just away from her just like you somehow put it into the context i can ruin your view of how you take away her choice detectorists you know w

rogers. yeah i hear there are enough of you know the police chief faculty got to get those dogs back. out of you know. roger of funds a recurring message amongst those assembled here destroy use strict jungle was said a disturbing international precedent and it's imperative that the legislation be changed. because we want you to come back to australia to work for the whole while i'm sure my life going now to our turn of the exhibit i did that brian also on your person that. called going into a show doing a great job and i thought my social lives are going to be that the star of the house of god when i seriously i get everything. the volunteers told roger hell the n.r.a. sways public opinion. play howard on the foam or ability of women women women you know women protecting themselves c.d.a. bill is it shouldn't she be allowed to protect her shyness so why are you trying to take just away from programs like you somehow put it into the context i can ruin your view by taking away her choice detec

what happened to roger taney? you will listen to a clip of the president of the national constitution center talking about the rest of justice taney's life. >> roger taney is a constitutional tragedy. he is viewed as being moderate when it came to the balance between state and federal power and was well thought of until dred scott. as justice scalia said, the drama of how dred scott tarnished his reputation -- justice scalia invokes a portrait in the harvard library that shows him with sad eyes. he seems to be reflecting on the great tragedy of this decision, showing us how important this case was. by the end of his career, he was reduced to wandering the streets of washington, personally handing out copies of the decision, checking lincoln's power to suspend the right of habeas corpus. he had printed them himself. host: one other thing to talk about was roger taney and his memory is that today, he continues to be controversial. if you go to the statehouse in annapolis, there is a statue of him at the entrance to

but roger stone all along said he'd been sending memos to the former president. couldn't always be sure he'd read them, but he maintained he'd been in contact with him throughout his entire presidency. >> good point. so peter, we have donald trump reemerging for the first time next week since leaving the white house, that is. he'll be at cpac, essentially he's going to be the keynote speaker. is anyone conflicted if that o at cpac over what happened on january 6th and the president's role? >> well, i think there are conservatives who are very concerned about what happened on january 6th, and the president's role. i don't know that you'll hear that at that conference. the people who are going to attend that tend to be some of the strongest supporters the president has. remember, the conference he spoke at in 2011 and essentially sort of, you know, kicked off his effort to emerge in public life as the president he would ultimately become. it is, in effect the consolidation of his base in that organization. so even those who might have their misgivings probably won'

roger mcnamee of elevation partners is still with us. roger, it is incredible to see president biden in the oval office being president dent already making big changes. do you believe president biden can unify this country? roger: emily, there are huge challenges to do so, but that is his goal. that is his commitment. and most of the country, the majority of americans, want to work together to make the world a better place. i think he wants to get more distance from the trump years. and even people who used to support president trump will begin to see that the times of name-calling that -- the kinds of name-calling that took place, children in cages that the border, all those things were performative hate, and there is no place in america for that kind of stuff. biden is going to exemplify qualities most americans like to see in our country. so i am very hopeful that given time, he will do that. but he has got to be able to succeed against covid and he has got to be able to get the economy in a place where people are less stressed out an

rogers' bill is set at $5 million. federal authorities are aware of his arrest. >>> a large homemade dinner that says white lives matter was taken down by the union city police. while this is not the first time, the mayor says the timing is what makes it troubling. >> reporter: the union city mayor raise the white lives matter banner would incite violence. law-enforcement is already on high alert leading up to the presidential inauguration. >> it is certainly very insensitive, again, because of the context with the insurrection at our national capital. as well as this is the weekend where we honor and celebrate martin luther king, jr. in his life. >> reporter: the mayor said the banner was hung at the corner of smith and dyer street this morning. police to gene around 9:00. the mayor said any banner here would require a city permit. the site is located across from the union landing shopping center and may be the busiest intersection in the city. >> whoever put it up wanted to get people's attention. >> reporter: whoeve

referring to trump, the fbi says rogers believes trump won the election. roger's attorney agrees. on that point, mr rogers just echoed what the president of the united states a militia man. other text red. i'm thinking sack office first target and then maybe burden faith offices, which the fbi said refers to the offices of governor gavin newsom, twitter and facebook. the texts were not just aspirational, but there was a demonstrated intent. in a statement, a spokesman for governor newsome said the information contained in the federal criminal complaint regarding ian rogers is an all too real reminder of the frightening consequences. dangerous political rhetoric and half, especially in emboldening violent extremism. the fbi said rogers had this three percenters sticker on his car and also had this novelty white privilege card. it was a gang thing he had was sent by a friend, that's all. obviously ian rogers is facing both statey lee ktvu, fox two news. zuckerberg san francisco general hospital is asking for help in identifying one of their patients. hospital officials say the man w

then edith norris rogers. then ruth pratte who was receptive who is represented the silk stocking district in new york city. then on the far side here, this is ruth hanna mccormack of illinois. her father was marcus hanna, he was a republican kingmaker in the early part of the 20th century. , and he took constantly butt heads with william jennings brian. and his daughter, is on the side of the picture, and we actually have a press count of these to roofs were sworn into the house in 1929, and they came down the center aisle together arm in arm. and they wowed the members of the press, because here are two daughters of political enemies. so if we go back into the picture, just to finish out this is mary norton, from new jersey. and this woman here, she's an interesting character from this time period, this is florence khan of california, who represented a large part of san francisco. and she is another widow who followed her husband to congress to. >> her husband was the chairman of the military affairs committ

roger: yes, i do, actually. saying i have inflation worries, i don't think it is going back to the inflation of the 1970's. it concerns me a lot of people in the markets and central banks and governments are becoming a bit complacent. at the moment we are seeing particular prices going up and people have been saying this morning those effects are going to fade out but i think the bigger issue is all of this money sloshing around at incredibly low interest rates. i think we risk inflation surge. jonathan: is there a place where you think the complacency is more concentrated? roger: i think the danger is greatest in the states because the economy was not that hard hit. i was hard-hit by the pandemic but not as hard hit as countries in the euro zone or u.k. you've had this absolutely massive fiscal stimulus in the money supply is going substantially. already at 4.2. i think you will see inflation readily at 5%. i don't think it will subside that easily. but the other end of the spectrum, i euros come is not amazing

it is not for me but when i came to roger c. sullivan high school, is way different story. >> do you remember meeting. >> i guess he asked. [laughter] >> tei do and he and his sisterr place in the same class i remember meeting both of them. >> what were your first impressions. >> will first impressions were he was actually very quiet and he just kind of stood there, 24 hours later, he was no longer quiet and is not stop talking says. [laughter] but first impression, here's another guy had he will learn english in life will be great. >> she met an english department at sullivan, but she said there were 40 languages spoken in on any given day, print english etc. and sam had mentioned that he was there so what is communication look like at sullivan. >> it is funny because i was a we did this a couple of days, i made the audience participate in an activity with all these different languages but it is just like what you see appear, lots of smiles and hugs and high fives. it's very kinesthetic, a lot of using your body to point have t

rogers: yeah. well, i would think that i would probably give corporate america maybe a c, a c minus, because they continue to still do too much business the way they've always done it, and the economic opportunities continue to go to primarily white males. but i do think that there are some models. mcdonald's here in chicago has a longstanding program where they've worked with black franchisees and have built up large black suppliers for mcdonald's. northern trust bank has done -- they have two african americans on their management team for the first time, their top ten officers of northern trust bank. exelon corporation has great work. there are some really terrific role models out there doing things the right way and having not only senior african americans in senior roles and doing business with black businesses and everything that we do, but also putting african americans in a position where once you're in these leadership roles, your willingness to speak out and speak up and fight for economic

rogers, is recognized. mr. rogers: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. rogers: thank you, mr. speaker. before i begin, i want to take main to thank the men and women of the national guard for the service they provided in protecting this capitol over the last two weeks. i especially want to thank the 750 men and women from the state of alabama who came here to the call of duty. once again, these citizen soldiers left their homes and their jobs to respond to this call and although it's unfortunate they were needed, it's certainly appreciated by all of us that they were here. mr. speaker, i firmly believe that each president deserves the opportunity to fill their cabinet as they see fit. and i agree it's important to confirm president biden's national security team as soon as possible. especially given the grave threats that we face. four years ago this house provided a process to consider waiver for general mattis. we were all disappointed when general matt

. >> roger, we copy. >> 205 at 20,100. james: historian james michener in an address to congress says, there are moments in history when challenges occur of such a compelling nature that to miss them is to miss the whole meaning of an epic. space is such a challenge. ♪ >> i am james michener. for most of my working years on this planet, i've been chronicling the rise and fall of human systems. if there is one thing i'm convinced of from years of studying history, it's that enemies do not destroy nations, time and the loss of will brings them down. to see that this does not happen to this nation of ours, the united states cannot retreat from the challenge of our age. each era of human history progresses to a point at which it is eligible to wrestle with the great problem of that period . for the ancient greeks, it was the organization of society. for the medievalists, the spelling out of their relationship to god. for the men of the 15th and centuries, the mastery of the 16th oceans. and for us, it is the determination of

rogers is shameful. the american public should be outraged by what it really illustrates about how we use our cash bail system and about the ongoing effort to restrict voting rights. we received a call from the aclu from mr. rogers' lawyers and our team sprung into action. we travelled to the jail. we paid mr. rogers bail and then we waited for hours until he was finally released and drove him home where he was greeted by his family. i spoke to him on saturday night when he was release and he was exhausted and traumatized by what happened and utterly confused because he thought he had the right to vote and did not realize a conviction from 25 years, a quarter of a century earlier would have restricted his right to vote. he was lerelieved so many peopl was in his corner. we need to be clear about something. if this had been me and i'm mr. rogers age or someone who looked like me, the texas attorney general would have not brought charges. there would not have been an arrest and nobody would have set a $100

the complaint also says that 5 pipe bombs found in rogers possession. we're fully operational and could cause great bodily harm if handled improperly in addition to the messages and the weapons. deputies say they also found books on guerrilla warfare in survival and even this. it's a white privilege card that says trump's everything the name of the cardholder scot-free rogers that just rafael says that rogers is quote not involved in any way with what happened in washington d c or involved with any militias or extremist groups. rafael went on to say that rogers is an avid supporter of former president donald trump in the second amendment as for those text messages sent from his phone. rafael says that rogers quote since a milit vies to text messages using the president's own rhetoric and may have been intoxicated at the time. as for those pipe bombs, according to ian rogers that he says that those pipe bombs were being used for camping. >>right now rodgers is being held at the napa county jail on a 5 million dollar bond it's not still unclear tonight. i

roger's attorney agrees. on that point, mr rogers just echoed what the president of the united states was telling him. mr. rogers is not an original thinker. a militia mang sack office first target and then maybe burdened faith offices, which the fbi said refers to the offices of governor gavin newsom, twitter and facebook. the texts were not just aspirational, but there was a demonstrated intent. in a statement, a spokesman for governor newsome said the information contained in the federal criminal complaint regarding ian rogers. is an all too real reminder of the frightening consequences dangerous political rhetoric and half, especially in emboldening violent extremism. the fbi said rogers had this three percenters sticker on his car and also had this novelty white privilege card. it was a gang thing he had was sent by a friend. that's all. obviously ian rogers is facing both state and federal charges. his bail's been set at $5 million. and really back east in washington, d c security is still attack on the

rogers, is recognized. mr. rogers: this epidemic bloc amendment was put together in close consultation with the minority. i urge all members to support it and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from washington, mr. smith, is recognized. mr. smith: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield one minute to the gentlewoman from texas, ms. jackson lee. i apologize, i yield two minutes to the gentlewoman from texas. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from texas is recognized for two minutes. ms. jackson lee: i thank the chairman and i thank the ranking member. for his support. longtime friends. let me quickly indicate that as i have embraced the ndaa over the years, it has always been my focus to deal with the military personnel and to make us the best, the strongest, and the most well-represented -- well rf respected and appreciated. i want to thank this committee and the rules committee for allowing my amendments 191, 192, 193, 194, 196, 197, 198. many of the

jonathan: roger, so good to hear from you, roger bootle, capital economics founder and chairman. tom: while you are gone, jon, seriously, a huge topic out there, and mike mckee lined up all these fed presidents. lacker is a former official, i felt was a little more candid, but jon, it is out there against the bulls, who are extending out their x axis well out into 2022, 2024, and say it will continue. jonathan: somehow, the end of the cycle is around the corner. lisa is always thinking about that. i am not poking fun at lisa here. we are asking that for legitimate reasons. i'm sure that will resonate with you. this time around, it is not a worry about the fed being too tight, it is about the fed being to lose, which would ultimately lead to the end of the cycle. lisa: people are saying this time is different, and it is because of the fiscal impulse in addition to the monetary impulse, and it really comes down to the labor market and how much wages go up. that is why this friday's jobs report is so important to the fed. tom: it is the pendulum of charmin. jonathan: the pendulum of

the complaint also says that 5 pipe bombs found in rogers possession. we're fully operational and could cause great bodily harm if handled improperly in addition to the messages and the weapons. deputies say they also found books on guerrilla warfare in survival and even this. it's a white privilege card that says trump's everything the name of the cardholder scot-free rogers that just rafael says that rogers is quote not involved in any way with what happened in washington d c or involved with any militias or extremist groups. rafael went on to say that rogers is an avid supporter of former president donald trump in the second amendment as for those text messages sent from his phone. rafael says that rogers quote since a milit vies to text messages using the president's own rhetoric and may have been intoxicated at the time. and according to ian rogers that he says those pipe bombs were used for rodgers to go camping. >>right now rodgers is being held at the napa county jail on a 5 million dollar bond tonight, it's still unknown if he will face charges

rogers. >> mister rogers once said without her there may have never been a neighborhood. joanne rogers has died at 92 and she was married to fred rogers for more than 50 years before he passed away in 2003. mrs. rogers was a accomplished concert pianist credited with preserving her husband's brand. >>> some encouraging news from actor jeff bridges in his fight against lymphoma. he says his tumor has drastically shrunk in size. he says he was elated when he got the news. >>> meanwhile, we learned the actor who played screech on "saved by the bell" is also fighting cancer. a spokesperson for dustin diamond says it's stage 4 and he's undergoing chemo. >>> returning to the coronavirus, a new challenge in getting the vaccine. also this morning, a member of congress has tested positive even after getting both doses. i spoke earlier with dr. alok patel about these headlines. let's begin with the congressman who tested positive even after getting both doses of the covid vaccine. what can you tell us about this case, and should we be concerned? >> i don't think people should be co

rogers. mr. rogers: in that event, madam speaker, i urge a yes vote on this amendment and yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentlewoman from california is recognized. ms. lee: thank you, madam speaker. one of the reasons, just one of the reasons i oppose this amendment is because it proposes to eliminate all funding for family planning. now, a woman's ability to thrive is dependent on her health and participation in society. the house bill we are considering will improve her opportunities. let me review what countless studies have already shown. reproductive health services prevent, mind you, prevent unintended pregnancies, maternal deaths and abortions. reduce rates of infant and child mortality. empowers women to stay in school and join the workforce. creates stronger and healthier families and improves the economy. as we sit here today, more than 200 million women around the world still lack access to modern contraceptives. if we want to build on the self-reli

rogers, is recognized. mr. rogers: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. rogers: thank you, mr. speaker. before i begin, i want to take main to thank the men and women of the national guard for the service they provided in protecting this capitol over the last two weeks. i especially want to thank the 750 men and women from the state of alabama who came here to the call of duty. once again, these citizen soldiers left their homes and their jobs to respond to this call and although it's unfortunate they were needed, it's certainly appreciated by all of us that they were here. mr. speaker, i firmly believe that each president deserves the opportunity to fill their cabinet as they see fit. and i agree it's important to confirm president biden's national security team as soon as possible. especially given the grave threats that we face. four years ago this house provided a process to consider waiver for general mattis. we were all disappointed when general matt

as the city boss, brendan rogers insist, he's not in the running to replace ali goodness, all. sure. but i was gossip and speculation and i suppose that will always be there until manchester united pointer, full time manager. but. but for me, i've always said my, my commitment to here, you know, my commitments for this group of players this team. and we've create an environment and culture here, which is about that continuous development of the team and the players and, and that's where i see it and even more so when this period where our results are a little bit inconsistent, argentinians are prepared to mark the one year anniversary of the death of football legend, diego myra donna, wildly regarded as one of the greatest plays of all time. i don't a captain argentina to the 1986 woke up when to statues are set to be on veiled in naples where he spent a part of his career. my daughter died at his home on november 25th 2020 after suffering a cardiac arrest. he was 60 years old von james and let the only ever suspension of his and be a courier get the better of him. the lakers t

it was even less surprising for that person to ask roger the next time they saw him, so roger, how's ginger doing? he was a big animal lover. along with dogs, his other great love, interestingly enough, was horses. he loved the animals themselves as well as the atmosphere and energy at horse tracks. he was such a great handicaper that rice university sent a statistics class with him on a horse track so they could see how he did it. last year, just days after being diagnosed with a rare form of leukemia, roger was able to witness the moment every horse enthusiast dreams about, a horse he co-owned named tis the law qualified for the kentucky derby. that horse would go on to win the belmont stakes and place second in the run for the roses, one of roger's proudest accomplishments. yes, roger was a man of many talents, a left-hand pitcher, an expert handicapper, an amateur comedian, a skilled story teller, and an effective advocate. above all, though, roger's greatest skill was his ability to live fully and authentically. he valued his relationships above all else, and he could turn a com