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let me bring in jepp fer rogers, former prosecutor. good morning, it's good to have you. >> good morning, poppy. >> so win hear meek sherwin say everything is on the table when it comes to the former president. where is the bar on that? you got so many people involved. they will say they were motivated by different people and different factors? >> it's a high bar. conspiracy sedittion requires first a conspiracy and the president reached a meeting of the mind with another person that this group of people would do in and stop congress from doing. that's challenging to do. i think it's going to take a lot of proof. that's why i think they have been looking for evidence of coordination with some of these groups armed and planning to go there january 6th and doing what they did. >> so far the most serious charge is obstruction. that's a felony charge up to 20 years in prison. you got what i thought was interesting is the potential for murder charges, because you've got the 139 officers, police officers who were attacked and brian sickneick

. >> can you talk about for our audience, talk about how he moved theater from -- from the roger and hammer stain model where it was south pacific or "the king and i" or "the sound of music". musicals i love to far more emotionally complex and perhaps a little less commercially obvious, how he moved theatre in that direction? and broke just -- just broke through a series of barriers that gave other play rights the freedom to do the same? >> well, i think he was following in a vein of oscar hammerstein. when you look at the others, there's a sociological intent and political intent in them. they took chances with that. you know the song "you've got to be taught to hate" in "south pacific". and because steve was a protege of hammerstein. that was his major influence. he took it further. and why he chose these ideas, i can't answer. i i'm glad he did, because it challenges us. but i think he took what was begun, and he took it further into a contemporary period of time. and then because his music is different. it's not always a melody. you don't go out humming the tunes always. you do r

i think roger is going to be fine in mississippi politically. the thing is there are going to be races in pennsylvania where pat toomey is leaving, where roy blunt is going to be leaving. there's going to be races in ohio where rob portman is leaving. there are going to be a lot of swing statement races possibly in iowa. . >> north carolina. . >> yeah, north carolina. that -- talk about another great swing state race we're going to have that. elisabeth, people can put out statements all they want to, but when you see that 30-second ad that says congressman so-and-so voted against this. he voted against relief for your town. . >> right. >> he voted against relief for your family. he voted against relief for your business. he voted against relief for your hospital. he voted -- and go down all of that list, whether that ad appears on television in a 30-second spot or appears online. there's just no getting around steaming locomotive that's coming right there way politically. .$1,400 check. he didn't want you to have it. i don't understand the polit

roger stone has turned on steve bannon. roger stone wrote on friday, complete with some typos that you'll see, and we quote, robert mueller informant and perjurer steve bannon doesn't know his ass from his elbow. she's a grifter, a fat, ugly, inarticulate, poorly groomed alcoholic with delusions of grandeur. he has never elected anybody to public office in his life, most particularly donald trump who is his own man and implemented his own strategy. despite being an informant for robert mueller they indicted him anyway and he will soon be recharged in new york. you'll see me at his trial in the front row and i will not leave until he is convicted and jailed. now, remember the back story here. it's not just about two grown men proving who loves trump more. this was an old school takedown by roger stone who wrote the book on that. and while bannon may not be big on personal grooming habits, he has been grooming a fleet of acolytes at breitbart and in the trump world and they are now likely girding for a fight with mr. stone. s

. >> steve: oh, my god >> jimmy: it thought senator roger marshall was ross when his teeth got whitened [ laughter ] >> steve: oh, my goodness. that seems ridiculous. >> jimmy: it thought congressman brad sherman was george costanza. >> steve: wow. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and finally, it thought congressman derek kilmer was beaker. [ laughter ] and there you go we're working out some kinks [ applause ] this is a fun story. i saw that a company is selling a miniature replica of the rocket that took jeff bezos to space. here it is [ laughter ] >> steve: oh >> jimmy: yeah yep, there it is anxiously awaiting to probe your galaxy. [ laughter ] seriously, i don't even think you could show that on onlyfans [ laughter ] >> steve: meaning it's hard to get? >> jimmy: what's that? >> steve: is it hard to get? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, a little - >> steve: a little hard to get >> jimmy: a little bit yeah, yeah, yeah >> steve: i bet you have a ball playing with that. [ laughter ] right? >> jimmy: you think people would have a ball playing with it >> steve: yeah, fantastic. do you think his w

. >> the secretary makes a roger goo good point. the good news is technologies evolving and the markets are requiring it and everyone oil and gas companies and coal companies are asking for regulations on methane. >> and -- >> i am sorry, there are also many of those gas companies are creating their own goals because they see where the world is going. >> we are going to stay on this topic but i want to bring in another urn. this is for administrator regan. a school bus driver from chico, california. >> today a gallon of regular gas cost californians $3.40 cents while texas is paying $2. can the federal government regulate oil profits as they do so that consumers is not solely paying for the cost of cleaner fuels? >> that's an excellent question. we are focused on clean vehicles on two fronts. we are having conversations with the automobile industry, we are having conversations with the union. the conversations are moving at a net breaking case where we can set regulations that is are timed with available technologies that'll have th

here they are with donald trump's longtime political ally, roger stone a year earlier. greatest gaetz and greenberg and another man posed in front of the house in 2018. last week "the daily beast" reported on the text messages that led the feds to matt gaetz which revealed he accompanied him on an unusual nighttime visit to the office where he was making fake i.d.s. on his way out of being in this office, he's going in this office in the middle of the night. greenberg forgot to set the alarm. that raised a red flag for the assistant branch manager who runs the office who shows up to the office on monday and was surprised to find expired driver's licenses scattered all over the desk instead of the appropriate disposal basket. she told her boss, who sent joel greenberg this text, quote, did you happen to visit the lake mary office on the weekend? greenberg responded, yes, i was showing congressman gaetz what our operation looked like. did i leave something on? okay, so that's -- i don't know. that seems pretty sketchy. you are the county tax assessor, and you leave a bunc

look at this tweet from senator roger wicker, mississippi. celebrating the money for restaurants, remember, he wanted to starve you. he voted against this money for you. fact. president biden owns this, good or bad. the first major legislative achievement of his presidency. >> this bill represents a historic, historic victory for the american people. i look forward to signing it later this week. everything in the american rescue plan addressed a real need. >> please focus on this. 61% of americans wanted this rescue. two thirds of the country think it will help our economy. among them, a huge number of republicans. more than a third of working class republicans think the bill should have included even more relief. so you've got to be thinking, why was the opposition so opposed? more important to know is why they were so quiet in their refusal. they know many of their own wanted this. they're making a different bet. remember, these are the people who played to the denial of the pandemic. they're betting that they can still make people angry. d

taking advice of roger stone who advised him to go on the offense. he's defending himself in op-ed in conservative washington examiner saying he's being targeted because happily engaged to human woman. want to sensationalize and criminalize my prior sex life just as i'm getting engaged. please stop saying sex life, sir. even saying it was retaliation for voting against liz cheney who voted to impeach the president. even he conceded he has no evidence that gaetz -- that could exonerate gaetz. >> what of the investigation do you know that can lead you to -- would lead you to discredit the investigation? >> i don't have any specific knowledge on the investigation. or any of the facts that are involved with the investigation. >> privately republican lawmakers tell the hill that gaetz's days in congress are numbered and one congressman is donating contributions he received from gaetz to victims of abuse. democratic pollster and strategist and former executive director and counsel of the black caucus. you know florida and this character. "washington post"

how they interacted with the trump white house and other political operators like rudy guiliani and roger stone, who paid for the whole operation, and to what extent all of us are still under threat, what changes do we need to make to our security processes so this doesn't happen again? obviously we were not ready for the violent insurrection ginned up by a major political figure with a lot of money and power behind it >> i have been watching the media coverage and it is no surprise there is intense interest about who you'll subpoena, right? that is the gotcha nature, the combative nature, who are they going to go after? are they going to try and get trump? i really don't care about that. you're going to subpoena who you subpoena and try and get everybody. but what about getting the tapes of the conversation between former president trump and house minority leader mccarthy? if he was in the white house during that phone call, shouldn't there be at least a transcript of it? and that removes the need for testimony. >> my colleague representative cheney kicked off her part of the hearing by

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let's go back to september where you had roger stone, one of trump's advisers saying trump should invoke the insurrection act or even martial law. and another adviser, michael caputo who worked on the trump campaign in 2016 saying there would be violence if trump lost and that, you know, when he refuses -- when donald trump refused to concede that the shooting begins. this is the kind of language that the republican party has consistently supported and used. and they have not spoken out against it. so i'm not surprised these numbers, these people are brainwashed and it's very concerning as to what will happen in the next election if donald trump decides to run again. >> even before that, david, how does the -- are there any republicans that will play a political price in the midterms? >> you know, it's a fascinating question. historically republicans should do well in the midterms pipts the first two years of a president in the opposing party. this cycle will test that historic trend, if you will, because the themes of this midterm will be such -- so evolving around democracy and protect

. >> still, that same firehouse for steve rogers, too. >> the firehouse is a big family. you have family at home and then the second family at the firehouse. when things happen everybody steps up and does the right thing. that's what a family does. >> that's what steve did when he rushed in to work on 9/11, his day off. >> i think 9/11 should be a national holiday. a lot of heroes that day. people doing extraordinary things and they should be remembered. >> driving to work for 31 years, the changing skyline has a meaning for him. >> i used to come over the bridge from staten island and come to work and look at the skyline. for a long time there was nothing there. now actually it's -- it fills a void. it just makes you proud. show you we're not going to stand for it. >> dennis retired in 2002. >> even if 9/11 never happened, it's a tough job to leave. there's no other job like i. the brotherhood, camaraderie. he says not a day goes by without remembering. >> when my hid hits the pellow at night, i can see that plane hitting that tower. >> it's hard to believe they're not t

we will bring in roger bennett to the strains of roger calling. roger was in 1978 when this album came out. it looks like he's still in his bedroom. roger -- >> micah, i always like to join you. hold your head up high and don't be afraid of the dark, america. >> that is all you can say, roger. and speaking of liverpool, how can americans not appreciate the excitement, the thrill, the death defying ups and downs, the peaks and valleys -- >> i'm exhausted. >> -- of a 0-0 tie. take us through it. >> two american-owned teams, defending champions, liverpool, roll your tape. they hosted top of the table manchester united. a pair of rivals from two northern cities just 35 miles apart. neither really showed it on this day. the game itself, bit like having to watch a my pillow commercial on a loop over and over. pandemic schedule has the players exhausted. united almost won it. everything but the goals in this one. 0-0. again, defending champion liverpool stumbling, constipated. three matches out a goal now. manchester united top of the table now. >> it is

randy rogers parker mccollum. post malone. and willie nelson. >> jimmy: whoa >> get down. and those are all texas artists. and we've got people like selena gomez, jonas brothers, woody harrelson, jennifer garner, megan thee stallion, renee zellweger, pop and bifur appearances. it's hopefully going to be revival. >> jimmy: how are you not exhausted right now? >> i am exhausted. i got bags under my -- i'm not getting much sleep putting this production together. i am thankful i've got some great people helping me out. we're instant, know what i mean you put these benefits together, it has to be a timely fashion but you also want to put on a good show we're working our tails off and i got a lot of people that aren't getting any sleep either so i can't gripe about it. >> jimmy: people can see it on your brand-new youtube channel congrats on that i think it's like throwing - you're putting together woodstock, which is kind of amazing. except this is a benefit woodstock. >> it goes to help out, all the donations, everyone will be able to donate on the screen, the donate button wi

i should also tell you that incidentally mississippi republican senator roger wicker today started publicly crowing about all the good that the covid relief bill is going to do for people in mississippi, as if he voted for the bill. he's crowing about what's in the bill. he voted against the bill just like every single other republican in the senate and the house, but he is already publicly trying to take credit for it in mississippi. of course he is. on that american airlines thing, though, there definitely is -- it's striking. how often do you see a company of any size able to tell its employees this thing passed today. we expect it's going to be signed into law presently by the president and so all of you who we were going to furlough will no longer be furloughed. i mean, that just doesn't happen that definitively like that, but this is definitive, and there is targeted help in this bill for industries hit particularly hard by the pandemic including transportation companies like airlines. also, amtrak has just announced they are going to be able to bring back a bunch of their employees w

came back from the tour, walked into my hallway, went into the kitchen and there was a note saying, "roger, i'm your biggest fan, i'm from italy and i broke into your house and i've been in here for a few days. i haven't taken anything but ijust wanted you to know that i was here." that was probably the strangest one. 0k... top that one? that takes the biscuit. i feel like i've known you for a long time. you used to perform at the rum runner in birmingham, right? we were looking for somewhere to play. something that punk rock did — it broke out of all the conventional venues. you really didn't want to be playing where everybody else was. you weren't going to play some public residency so, you know, one afternoon, nick and i, i think we saw a poster for the rum runner and i think it was a bowie night or something. we were like, "why don't we go and check that place out?" we went back that night and it was a friday night and the scene was incredible. it was an incredible crossroads of culture, actually, what was going on at that moment. it was like a micro culture of how society would want

roger cates. >> thank you. >> thank you, sir. >> we are less than 24 hours away from the start of former president trump's second impeachment trial in the senate, and his attorneys accuse of democrats of political theater and that trump's fight like hell statement did not incite the riot. that's what they are saying. our breaking news coverage continues after the break. we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. ♪ usaa ♪ new projects means new project managers. we're made for. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a short list of quality candidates from our resume database. claim your seventy five dollar credit, when

djokovic is now only two grand slams behind roger federer and rafael nadal's 20 titles, in a race for the most major men's singles titles in a career. >> sreenivasan: it was a day of funerals, vigils and protests throughout myanmar today. outside the u.s. embassy in yangon, hundreds held a candlelight vigil for those killed in protests during the last 21 days. a procession of motorcycles and cars followed the hearse carrying the body of mya thwate thwate khaing. the 20-year-old protester died yesterday after being shot by the police on february 9. opposition to the february 1 military coup continued with huge crowds gathering throughout the country-- many holding photographs of jailed leader aung san suu kyi, and signs in english imploring the united natis to take action. for more on what's driving the protests in myanmar, and the military coup, i spoke with rudabeh shahid, nonresident senior fellow at the atlantic council south asia center. i began by asking about the most recent demonstrations. >> at this point in time, what's happening is that in myanmar, a lot of people are withou

maria: roger, your reaction? >> president trump is right. bagram airbase is not only critical for us operations in afghanistan, important element which is counterterrorism dealing with al qaeda and their affiliates, but also as president trump pointed out the proximity to nuclear targets in china and of course afghanistan as well. that's a strategic airbase that we should never have given up nevermind our ability to take americans out of afghanistan i'm a witch by the way continues to be something the biden administration has to work on, not having bagram as a-- is a strategic loss to us national security. maria: how would you assess biden's policy on china? >> president biden on the whole's i said the right things vis-À-vis china, they our our pure adversary, calling china out in terms of its aggression in the south china sea, what it's done in hong kong, the question remains as whether or not the rhetoric will be backed up with some sort of military show of strength and support of key allies. the biggest news here is that the pentagon did

rogers is missing is today's game after testing positive for covid. and a navy ship name for slain rights leader was launched in san diego bay yesterday. he was in the navy for his before being forced out when the first openly gay candidates elected to public office. he served on the san francisco board of supervisors and was assassinated by former political colleague in 1978. >> trial of three men accused of killing 25-year-old aubrey is set to resume tomorrow and georgia paid the three men chased aubrey down and shot him. operate was unarmed. the defense claims the clients were trying to protect themselves and now the jury's racial makeup also becoming an issue in this trial. discovering the trial is alive in with the latest, charles. >> hi eric. the first day of testimony in this case was certainly an emotional one. on friday and course the first time ahmaud arbery reason mother saw the video of her son's death in its entirety. she was seen sobbing or aubrey's father exited the courtroom as the video played out cooper jones spoke about why she need

rogers. t. and clean. [ laughter ] no word yet from magoo. but we'll see. [ laughter ] boy, when marjorie taylor greene hears about this, potato heads are gonna roll. [ laughter ] the frontrunner for worst human of '21 is working to defeat the "equality act" which would ban discrimination against americans based on their sexual orientation or gender identity. this is marie newman who works across the hall from klan mom. her daughter happens to be transgender, so she decided to put up a flag outside her office to support her child. [ cheers and applause ] and of course marjorie could not let this go, she had to respond by putting up a sign outside her office that said, "there are only two genders, male and female. trust the science." now she trusts the science. and because that wasn't enough scumbaggery for one day, qanon marge had the audacity to say this on the floor of the house. >> i'd like to point out to my democrat colleagues that there is no republican member of congress that condones the attack on the capitol on january 6th. i was als

here's a picture of roger stone with a member of the proud boys. do you have any idea how many pictures i've had with people i don't even know over the last two years. whether i like it or not but the idea that i'm responsible for anything that person is done, past, present, or future when i don't even know their name is an absurd. >> tucker: abc news has done that? >> they are the worst. we have ground-breaking video of stone standing outside the front of his hotel. if you watch the video you'll find out it's how much people love roger stone and how i accommodate those who ask for a selfie, picture, handshake or whatever. in the background you can see members of the proud boy. yes, that proves exactly what? that proves nothing. >> tucker: why do you think, who do you think is leading this? >> i've been particularly disappointed in de caucus, her buyline is on the story. i used to think she was a pretty fair reporter but this is flat out gulutzan by association. it's outrageous really -- guilt by association. there are no documents to turn over. i

roger bennett, co-host of men in blazers. always good to see you. come back soon. >> send my love to judy woodruff. courage. >> woodruff: thank you, amna, we love any godfather reference. and that is the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. join us online, and again here on monday evening. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you, please stay safe, and have a good weekend. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> fidelity wealth management. >> consumer cellular. >> johnson & johnson. >> bnsf railway. >> the william and flora hewlett foundation. for more than 50 years, advancing ideas and supporting institutions to promote a better world. at www.hewlett.org. >> supporting social entrepreneurs and their solutions to the world's most pressing problems-- skollfoundation.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponso

>> i mean, barbara broccoli always points out that roger moore was blond, so i don't know why latched on to that >> jimmy: because it rhymes. blond bond >> you're right. i suppose you're right, yeah i don't know people are very passionate about bond i think they're still passionate about bond. and they certainly were when i took over. so, you know what, i can't blame people for getting a bit wound up >> jimmy: i know, but then you have to read these, kind of, reviews about yourself before you even shoot a scene >> yeah. >> jimmy: saying like, "oh, i don't know if he's good looking enough i don't know if he's tough enough." >> that's true, so that's fine [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, fully. no, i just -- but i love that in the documentary, you see this and you go, "oh, all this stuff is going in your head. you're reading these reviews and you go, "i'm not going to read anymore i'm just gonna go work." >> yeah. >> jimmy: and then you go to the set. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and everyone on the set are reading the same articles >> and looking at their feet, wondering how's this gonna go. >> jimmy:

roger harrington's car was parked facing the wrong way. they have roger's coffee mug. why would somebody bring a mug if they're going in to commit a murder? they have roger's cigarettes. again, why? roger harrington's family insisted from the beginning that their son was harmless. >> he was no troublemaker. he was a good kid, you know. he wouldn't even strike at anybody. >> when the newspaper and all the reports come out saying that this dahm character was telling him to kill people, i was thinking, man, you've really got this wrong. dahm. dahm was a rubber mask that he had. and he had told my oldest son, it's just a mask. it's there to scare people. >> i don't think he would have hurt anybody, and i don't think he was crazy. >> but then again, can we trust the word of the family? even though there are still a few pieces of the puzzle that didn't quite fit, the case was closed, and mark winger was going on with his life. >> someone's here, bailey. someone's here. >> hey! good afternoon. >> when you live with someone, and you're taking care of a child together -- >> kno

so much to tell aaron rogers. tom's up, getting ready to work knowing my granddaughter is taken care of. we should note this. matt mcdonald tweets he's not up early because he's already trained for the 2022 marathon, stephanie was on the marathon route yesterday and saw willie geist running and ran over and hugged him and hurt his time but a heartwarming scene. >>> a look at the axios' one big thing and secretary grand holm will join us. morning joe is just a few minutes away. morning joe is jus minutes away tide pods ultra oxi one ups the cleaning power of liquid. can it one up whatever they're doing? for sure. seriously? one up the power of liquid, one up the toughest stains. any further questions? uh uh! one up the power of liquid with tide pods ultra oxi. i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. th

nfl commissioner roger goodell has asked all home teams to hold a moment of silence before each game this weekend in honor of john madden, the hall of fame coach and broadcasting icon died tuesday at the age of 85. in a memo to all 32 teams. today, the league requested that each home team have the honorary silence just before the national anthem. madden gained fame as the coach of the oakland raiders, making it to seven nfc title games and winning a super bowl following the 1976 season after he retired from coaching, madden entered the television booth. doing nfl broadcast each week from 1979 to 2000 and. nine how the warriors hit with bad news today after their game was postponed, but steve kerr shares some silver linings with clay thompson and his return spo got s with you. the vital room tonight warriors fly all the way to denver for nothing. if you hadn't heard the game tonight, scheduled between golden state and the nuggets postponed, denver couldn't even feel the team. they had seven healthy guys. my opinion travel all that way. you deserved to get a four ft. you can't feel the

in court a fbi agent identified oath keeper joshua james as a drive for close trump ally roger stone for an event the day before the election. stone denies any knowledge before the attack. prosecutors say thomas caldwell kept a, quote, death list and messaged others saying that he wanted to, quote, hang the traitors. caldwell's lawyer defending those threatening messages in court saying it's locker room talk and male bravado not hent for public conconsumption. that sounds familiar. when have we heard it before. >> you can do anything you want. grab them by the -- you can do anything. >> this was locker room talk. i'm from the proud of it. i apologized to my family. i apologized to the american people. certainly i'm not proud of it, but this is locker room talk. >> the old locker room defense. right out of the trump playbook. president biden addressing the country tonight, laying out steps to get life back to something like normal, telling americans that he needs their help. stay with us. keep up. turns out it's mostly water. so, we switched back to tide. one wash, stains are gone. da

congratulations to my brother roger, his wife, ginger, but the whole family, we're all out of space on this one. this is too much. chris: i've got 30 seconds left. i always thought that i and, frankly, you, had the wrong stuff. when did you know that chris williams had the right stuff? [laughter] >> when he was a little boy and he was wearing a onesie that had astronauts on it. he's always had an ambition to be an astronaut, and it's come true. chris: was that the aspiration of his parents or him? >> i think it was him, chris. that's how you get to mit and stanford and harvard medical school. chris: thanks, panel. see you next sunday. up next, our power player of the week, the leading surgeon who's made a remarkable breakthrough in organ transplants. ♪ ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, now introducing ensure complete! with 30 grams of protein. a mountain of toys to fulfill many wishes must be carried across all roads and all bridges. it's not magic that makes more holiday deliveries to homes in the us than anyone else, it's the hardworking people of the united states postal serv

oath keepers were at the january 6 rally, with some, seen here, providing security to trump associate roger stone. 18 people associated with the oath keepers have been charged with federal crimes, including jess watkins, who has pled not guilty. the zello recordings are helping prosecutors make their case. zello has since deleted 2,000 of these extremist channels. >> javed ali: that is just a small demonstration of capability, that luckily didn't turn into a more lethal threat. >> alfonsi: javed ali is a former n.s.c. senior director, and was a counterterrorism official at the f.b.i. under the trump administration. >> ali: i think what makes the oath keepers unique and challenging, beyond the fact that they are a formal group with chapters all over the country, is that a large percentage have tactical training and operational experience in either the military or law enforcement. that at least gives them a capability that a lot of other people in this far-right space don't have. >> alfonsi: the story of oath keepers is very much the story of this man. >> stewart rhodes: hoo-ah! all right. i

. >> and aaron rogers the first day of packers training camp amid tensions with the team. the reigning mvp was a no-show as players got their first at lambeau field. green bay has the option to fine him $93,000 if he misses the whole week. in april it was revealed rogers was disgruntled with team leadership and wants a trade so we'll see what happens ainsley. ainsley: okay, we will watch that story thanks so much jillian. okay, call it too woke to work. one employer telling us earlier why he has stopped hiring ivy league graduates. listen. >> there's a kind of weird combination of arrogance and conformism in these kids, and it's the conformism that's new. they go to the woke culture. the majority of kids at these schools no there's something wrong, but, you know, they keep their head down, and they get their degree, and which is totally understandable. i don't want to criticize these kids, but it's not exactly training for leadership. ainsley: arthur douglas murray is here to, author douglas murray is here to react. good morning to you, douglas. >> good morning. ainsley: s

thank you so much for being with us, roger. first things first here, what do you think is most significant about what this whistle-blower is revealing? >> so, brianna, frances haugen is so courageous, so authoritative, and so utterly convincing that i think congress today is in this incredibly difficult position. they no longer have any excuses for inaction. i think the time has come for them to look at safety and to look at privacy as core requirements because this is not just about facebook. this is really about that business model that christine was just talking about, which is something that has been used not just by facebook, but by google, versions of it by amazon and m microsoft and now used throughout the economy. you see it in the automotive sector, healthcare sector and beyond. it is all based on surveillance. it is all based on manipulating people's choices, so that effectively it takes away from us our right to determine the choices in our own lives. and it is so pervasive right now and congress just needs to say, h

. >> roger i often quote something you all said to me. you have come to believe as an early investor in social media that social media these days is incompatible with democracy. that's a pretty big statement, and that's pretty serious. now that it's actually the health hazard that it is, beyond what brandy was talking about about people who sort of subscribe to fringe theories, now that it's actually a health hazard where it's causing people to avoid a vaccination, which then could bounce back to the rest of us where we get breakthrough infections and die, is there some public health hazard that can be used to trigger some sort of regulation about this? >> so i believe so, ali. the trick in the very short run is that the damage, you know, is just going on in realtime. as brandy points out, and brandy is by far the best person on this stuff, it's so bad that biden needs to play hardball in order to get internet platforms to pay attention. right now they're just sitting there and doing the bare minimum to diffuse political pressure. and at

that starts up i think next year and roger goodell was just on cnbc a few days ago saying that they were looking for a technology partner not just to distribute their stuff but to help them build new product. i asked jassy are you interested in that. he didn't say he wasn't interested but these new tvs, eventually shopping and commerce will happen on them amazon has this big and growing advertising business you can see a lot of these technologies coming together because alexa will work on these tvs too. >> this will be a tough act to follow. >> yeah. >> can you give us a preview of anyone else? >> i've got some great folks you know, we'll see who shows up in our little calendar here and what's on the menu. >> can we have food? isn't that part of the deal? >> thank you, jon. >>> we've got another new iphone on the way and apple has secured its place as a staple product here in the u.s. so should investors trade it as a defensive name rather than a growth tech stock? our "trading nation" team will debate it next (vo) at t-mobile for business, unconventional thinking means we see things dif

the letter was drafted after greenberg reportedly asked roger stone for help obtaining a pardon during the final months of president trump's term in exchange for at leefrt a quarter o of a million dollars. >> the justice department is already investigating him for alleged sex trafficking and prostitution. paula reid is tracking the latest developments here for us. paula,

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a big hurdle, a big challenge, and you know, i will tell you, and you got to give credit to rupert, roger, all of the people with the brains behind this , it was a bold innovation, everybody laughed, nobody thought it be successful, not only did we very quickly become number one, but we've been able to maintain that number one position for a long period of time. it is a very competitive industry. i think the reason is for our success is that we have stayed true to that original motto, fair and balanced, and we report , you decide, and i know the media doesn't portray us that way, but if you look throughout the day, i get up in the morning, i like to get my news from you guys to find out what's happened in the world, and all day long as i'm preparing for three hours of radio and then writing the tv show, and getting things prepared for my show at night, and it's an all day affair, it never stops. i'm like mariah carey even all week, and i'm a loser, and you know, i basically just work, and you look throughout the day, you see all these different voices on this channel, all these different

kathy mcmorris rogers, washington republican that told her hometown paper yesterday that she planned to object to several states has now changed her mind. she changed her mind based according to her statement on facebook what she saw today. she will now vote to confirm that joe biden, certify joe biden's electoral count and called on donald trump to condemn what occurred the last several days. this is the thing we have been trying to figure out, we spoke earlier, what kind of effect, tangible effect will this have on proceedings we know will restart tonight. every lawmaker we spoke to said absolutely, we're getting back to it as soon as we can. we now know the time of that, both chambers will do it. the big question is are the republicans that are going to object, they knew they would object to at least three states, do they plan on doing that, are they going to try to make it quick. i can tell you from talking to republicans, while they're not on the side of the objectors, see what deal can be made to end it as quickly as possible. one aide said this is for the good of the country a

wearing two young black designers, one is from baton rouge, christopher john rogers and sergio hudson is from south carolina. so, again, i think we're returning to the space here today when we talk about these clothes. and it is important. people say it's not important, but it is. michelle obama really turned heads with her fashion and she did so very intellectually. many diverse designers. she showcased different kinds of american fashion. and didn't sort of just stick to the standard bearers. and as we see today, the incoming first lady, the incoming vice president are both reflecting that new feeling. melania trump left washington today wearing chanel which is a french designer. she arrived wearing that blue ralph lauren suit we all remember. but she wore lots of foreign designers. she wore dolce & gabbana in her official portrait. and both gentlemen -- president-elect joe biden and second gentleman-elect doug emhoff are both wearing ralph lauren. >> i feel like i should be asking you, who are you wearing today, but i'll not ask you that question. i'll ask kate anderson braugher. g

along with 5 pipe bombs. >> officials say copeland learned of rogers arrest and destroyed evidence. prince directions from a militia group had contacted copeland was arrested thursday. in addition to planning to blow up the sacramento headquarters agents state in documents believed their attacks with start what they called a movement. also considering attacking tech companies unfriendly to then president trump both rogers and copeland face charges of conspiracy to destroy by fire or explosive of building rogers with additional weapons violations and copeland for destroying evidence convictions could be 20 years of imprisonment. remain in custody. theresa kron 4 news. >> a federal weapons charge was filed today against the man accused of trying to enter a federal building in downtown l a with knives and loaded guns. investigators say 34 year-old eric younger and was wearing body armor wednesday morning when he drove up to the employee parking building security guards detained him. they quickly discovered that arsenal inside his truck is facing up to a year in federal prison if he is

he says nasty things about roger goodell. it goes on. so obviously, he has resigned, but does this say something larger about espn or the nfl and that he felt at liberty to write these things during those years? >> well, thanks for having me on. i was taken by the comfort with which you can feel these emails are being written and when you read them, it feels very, very comfortable, nothing felt like a special moment where somebody was really letting loose. it just felt like this was the way these men were bantering with each other, and i can't speak to espn or the nfl specifically, more broadly, but it certainly points to a culture where this sort of language and commentary, you know, took place somewhat common place, at least among these gentlemen, if not more. >> casualness in which these over seven years these e-mails were exchanged. does this surprise you at all? >> in this day and age, nothing really surprises me. people are going to be who they are, and you know, you hear this over and over and over again about what is done in the

we spoke to roger stone for a full hour. it is worth catching up on that conversation. it was fantastic. we'll be back tomorrow night and every weeknight at 8:00 p.m. here's sean hannity. >> sean: they cue, tucker. welcome to "hannity." everybody else seem to have turned the page. we refused to on this program. 109 days counting and tonight the taliban along with the rest of america's enemies are now taking advantage of your president joe biden's obvious weakness on the world stage. coming up, former secretary of state mike pompeo will join us with the very latest out of russia, china, the middle east, afghanistan. and later, stacey abrams thinks that she's running for reelection as the rightful governor of georgia. we will have full coverage of the midterm elections, that is straight ahead. alec baldwin now speaking out after allegedly killing a person on the set of a movie. the far left actor is now claiming he never pulled the trigger before accidentally shooting to people on a movie set. if he didn't pull the trigger, who did? we begin with an important christmas me

rogers, which made everybody cry including me. i think it was my last one. rena, i promised i would start back with you. what do you think about the movie experience now? are you willing to go back to the movies? you know, what would it take to get you back in the theater? >> i would be remiss if i didn't add that i have two kids under the age of 5, so the fact that i can hit pause is so huge in my life. the fact that i can turn it on, turn it off, and get access without having to sit in a crowded room with a bunch of strangers and feel something, it's great. the price of home theaters have gone down, too. so i'll be honest, it's been almost exciting to see how many options i have at home compared to having to go to one of these major movie theaters. but i was kind of excited in the aftermath of last year, especially, you've had these anti-racist upheavals across the country, how would these movie theaters respond, hyperlocally. i'm in the suburbs of washington, d.c. and i was hoping that they would get really hyper local and respond to what my community wan

brady has been ruthless in his trolling including this tweet of bruce casca representing roger's realizing spending the whole day with bryson. he also shared this video of him sinking multiple parts in a row warning his rivals get used to seeing it. they tea off at 5:00 pm. feel like he is the ultimate troll and it took him a while to get social media now that he has it. first it was hysteria but now a senior official in the san francisco da's office says crime concerns are raising. jillian: the us women's soccer team back in the headlines not for their win against mexico but for allegedly turning their backs on a world war ii veteran performing the national anthem. that is next. ♪♪ >> >> fears the crime surged to racism. a twitter user said they really consider leaving because of the crime surged. and they share the same ideology is the birth of a nation, she locked her twitter page from public view. and early twentieth century film linked to white supremacy. senator ted cruz hitting back at corey bush, and the texas republican tweeting in part hateful divisive lies, they believe them

special agents lawrence kelly and inspector steve rogers. we need to thank the glenn county police department chief, ricky evans and captain jeremiah reckless -- berkless. we to think glenn cardi -- we need to thank glenn county -- and sergeant chris black. we also think operations managers for homeland security. -- thank operations manager for homeland security. ahmaud arbery's has signaled changes in this community and in the nation. with the passage of the hate crimes bill and the change of the antiquated civil arrest law. we think the family and the community at large -- thank the family and the community at large. we would like to have remarks from our team. our senior assistant district attorney and lead attorney linda. [applause] >> thank you. i want everyone to know this was a gigantic team effort. the trust in our team, i could not do it without my partners. there were all instrumental in making this happen. we had so many people on the team that helped bring justice. we really appreciate the support that we had and the faith from w

education madden could peak the interest of even the most reluctant fan of madden, nfl commissioner roger goodell writes nobody loved football more than coach he was football. and the raiders said this of madden his impact on the game both on and off the field was immeasurable young people know madden as the name of a widely successful video game for the rest of us, he was a wonderful, one of a kind broadcaster who had us with this word. >> boom! that's what i say. >> reporter: harry smith, nbc news, new york >> he will be missed by football fans and everyone else, too that is "nightly news" for this wednesday i'm kristin welker thank you so much for watching stay safe and have a very good night. we learn about covid-19, the more questions we have. the biggest question now, what's next? what will covid bring in six months, a year? if you're feeling anxious about the future, you're not alone. calhope offers free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673, or live chat at calhope.org today. >>> i'm janelle wang. we thinking new year's eve because of omicron. san francisco calling off its

. >> roger, rerequest vector over. >> flight 209er vector 324. >> we have clearance clarence, roger roger. what's your vector victor. jillian: passengers weigh in before boarding a flight it would reportedly be voluntary because the of the way calculate weight and balance on planes. maybe outdated. that is a look at your headlines. brian, send it to you. wear your skinny pants now when you come on the plane. brian: kareem abdul-jabbar was brilliant on airplane. jillian: i haven't watched it. brian: have you got watch all of them. little league coaches in alexandria, virginia told to cancel practice next week to attend a sports can battle racism workshop. here we go again. encourages to coaches to quote, teach themselves to perceive their own internalized racism. and look for, quote, potential institutional racism in the community. here to react is alexandra little league parent and informal adviser to the 2016 trump campaign barry bennett. bare, what exactly is this? >> it is shear craziness is what it is. these are 10-year-old kids. i mean, i will worry about what's in my kid's heart, kn

what were the interactions between the white house, the trump team, roger stone and the 3 percenters, the oath keepers, the proud boys and so on? that's something that never became clear before. there were reports in the middle of our trial about how there were lots of trump campaign employees who were moved over from the campaign on to organizing for the rally and the march. we need far more intensive investigation into how that happened. then of course we need an investigation into what we need to do to prevent being over run in the future by violent white supremacists, domestic violent extremists. >> liz cheney, obviously the only republican appointed by the speaker. there are eight of you and kevin mccarthy seems unenthused about appointing others. is it your expectation it will be the eight of you? >> no. right now we're very hopeful that mccarthy will do his duty under this legislation and appoint his members. it is bipartisan right now as you say, but we would like him to -- you know, to do his job and to appoint members. but they have been trying to sand bag this from the begi