she went into washington, d.c. she met with mr. riggs where she sold these eggs to riggs and made sure the transaction was legitimate because she received a receipt for the sale of these eggs. thanks to sarah tracy and the movement of this money, we are still able to visit and enjoy mt. vernon today. not only were women nurses and entrepreneurs and having jobs and selling items, but women were also soldiers during the war. however, they had to do this in a disguise. it was entirely frowned upon for women to join the war as soldiers, so that's why they had to dress up in men's uniforms. so, women would dress up on either side of the war but confederacy or the union so they could fight along their brothers, husbands, family and also fight for the cause of the war. one woman in particular is sarah emma edmonds. she also went by frank thomas. and she was one of the soldiers who was very open being a woman soldier, especially after the war. after the war, she would dress in both traditionally men and women's clothing. and we know of abo

this is the first entire congress that is calling washington, d.c., home. and cutler writes about life on carol row. it is situated east of the capitol on the highest ground in the city. mr. reed and myself have, i think, the pleasant in the house or indeed in the whole city. it's the third story, commanding a delightful prospect of the capitol, of the president's house, all the houses in the city, a long extent of the river and the city of alexandria. you can imagine how beautiful that must have been. i'm happy with mr. reed. were i to have made my choice among all of the members of the congress, all things considered, i should have chosen mr. reed. i'm not much pleased with the capitol. it is a huge pile built with handsome stone, very heavy in its appearance without not very pleasant within. if they were looking out their window towards the capitol, this is what they would be seeing. the senate north chamber on the right side, the left, that odd structure, is called the oven. some of you might have seen images of it before. none of them would have been c

in washington, d.c., democrats on the left are showing exactly what their dangerous agenda is for all elections across the country, including here in the peach state. by trying to ram house resolution one through congress. the contrast cannot be clear -- could not be clearer. while strengthen our voter id laws -- strengthening our voter id laws here in georgia, hr one would remove id requirements on voting. part of the interruption. and as i was saying, with sb 202 now becoming law, georgians should know what the alternative being pushed by the other side contains. in washington, d.c., the democrats and the left are showing exactly what their dangerous agenda is for all elections across the country, including here in the peach state, by trying to ram house resolution one through congress. the contrast could not be clearer. while we are strengthening voter id laws here in georgia, hr one would remove id requirements on voting. ballot harvesting is against georgia state law, but hr one would encourage it across the country. in georgia, we maintain accurate voter rolls. hr one would ban

buxley been told joins me now live from washington d.c. via skype is the editor of the gray zone dot com an online investigative news site good to have you with us on the program we think pushback from the u.s. i presume we can say that was expected. absolutely expected and it's really notable that in fact 2 bensouda and the i.c.c. are beginning their investigation in 2014 which was the day of israel's most brutal assault on the occupied and besieged gaza strip it lasted 51 days i documented it extensively in a book called the 51 day war and in a documentary film inside gaza during the war called killing gaza and in the middle of that assault when we saw entire family homes be targeted by israel summary executions captives executed a documented all of this or much much of this in the film barack obama president at the time resupplied israel including with $5000.00 pound bunker buster bombs so the united states is clearly worried that its client and that itself could be in the dock next so it's absolutely expected that the united states wou

, d.c. -- in washington, d.c. i'm going to talk about mascots that were appreciated for their companionship. they are playing very important function. they boost morale. remember, these men are far from home. we love our animals. they provide companionship. one animal -- sally the hen. sally belonged to robert e. lee. she escaped from a hold of a ship. she ran into lee. they hit it off. almost every day after she would lay and got under li's bed. this relationship went on until the battle of the wilderness where there was a misunderstanding and unfortunately she ended up on the menu. lee was very upset about that. there were other animals as well. dogs -- dogs are man's best friend. although these cows right here might challenge that. dogs were often used for regiments. sally was the mascot of the 11th infantry. she went into battle with them. she fought at the battle of gettysburg and she went missing for a number of days. she was guarding the bodies of the dead and wounded. she died in a battle in 1864. they had

alan fisher is following events for us in washington d.c. ok so let's start with this 1st idea that there could effectively be another attempt to storm the capitol tomorrow thursday. well after january the 6 norm wants to take these threats lightly and certainly no one wants to don't play the risk there's going to be increased security around here that seems hard to do given the since january the 6th we've seen meters and meters of fencing with razor wire on top national guard on patrol in the inside the complex supporting several police services and no we know that members of congress have been warned that there is this possible threat but having said that this is being picked up on the internet there are some chatter no one actually thinks there's any group that is intending to travel towards washington d.c. either to protest or. to to create violence but they don't want to don't plea given what happened on january 6th you're probably asking why march the 4th well this goes back to be on the 1930 s. when the u.s. changed its inauguration d

this is deja vu news a live shot from berlin washington d.c. on high alert a ring of steel around the u.s. capitol building as police act on a tip off that right wing extremists could again be plotting to storm the building also coming up on the show germany's new face plan to reopen is met with a criticism for retailers say it's too cautious while public health experts warn it could lead to a nother wave of infections. welcome to the show security has been ramped up in washington d.c. after intelligence officials warned of a right wing militia could be preparing an attack on the u.s. capitol the f.b.i. said a far right conspiracy theorists had made plans to storm the building and in attempts to return former president donald trump to power in response the house of representatives canceled all sessions planned for thursday as a caution the capitol has been on high alert since a pro mob stormed the building 2 months ago. and correspondent joins me now from washington d.c. with more all over it can you tell us what is the situation at the capitol

still in the us and people in washington d.c. are about to see their latest push for statehood play out in the house of representatives residents of the capital of long complained about having no elected representatives who can actually vote in congress but now are democrats in control of all 3 branches of government there is new hope that statehood is possible shepparton reports from washington d.c. . national attention was drawn to just how callous the residents of washington d.c. are when the city's mayor was only able to mobilize the national guard during the capitol hill route in january and subsequently when they have no say sections of their city were fenced off the polls now show unprecedented nationwide support for d.c. stated and activists feel this is the moment the fight at 1st they heard a much bigger than the fence and the national guard with the border really several 100000 plus american citizens who pay for taxes with democracy who represent the military that we. represent state. the u.s. constitution decreed that

washington d.c. pushes to become the country's 50 states we'll look at how the state of debate is likely to play out in congress. now i'm not sure of the state of the cherry blossoms in japan after the wind the rain just gone through but i know that in china they are being enjoyed it's quite it's warming nice it's not been too windy for the most part however that wind direction is more southerly is warming things up for lying to warm up to 20 in beijing or to 40 in harbin and turkey will warm up nicely now in the sunshine now that last chance was gone through the flow of heavy rain possible in for jan and maybe even for the north later on wednesday and then the sun is back for almost all of china includes go right back into you know it was no more than the big cloud now is increasing like it is showers in vietnam that breeze is now full of moisture through the south china sea that might continue and an increasing likelihood of showers struck the philippines as well but the bigger showers big thunders

"washington democrats treat d.c. statehood like it's a shiny ball, but it is nothing more than a distraction, government control and intrusion into the daily lives of americans and it is a sham, says virginia foxx -- sham," says virginias stop -- virginia foxx. if you think d.c. should be estate, (202) 748-8000 -- a state, (202) 748-8000. if not, (202) 748-8001. good morning. caller: i'm a d.c. resident and i think that all u.s. citizens should have voting representation in congress. puerto rico, guam, and the virgin islands should be allowed to be states as well. the federal district, there was no minimum mentioned. the whole debate speaks to the inequality of the senate with vastly different population sizes getting two senators. host: clyde, alabama, he says yes as well. go ahead. caller: sure, it should be. then there might be that much more of a push for secession in this country. in two years we won't have a country anymore anyway. host: so, you think that this would cause a further tomorrow -- further divide a

every year cherry blossoms remind people in washington d.c. that spring is coming and everybody comes together but this year during a global pandemic it's a little bit different but there is one place you can go where you can still experience the cherry blossoms travel across the globe even travel into the future and guess what you don't even have to touch anything we got about 7 in the morning here so politics got to that's something you never hear from kids let alone adults . especially during a global pandemic and we had to change a few of them of our operations and how we do things to make sure that everybody can come in and be safe masks is one of the key things added that i view but it has to cover their faces now for the safety of others like everything else during copa 19 things have changed some feared would be killed off for good by the pandemic but are to cowes in washington d.c. brings new hope it's something they can take you outside of your head because i think a lot of us are in our head these days within our apartments within o

d.c. for us phyllis and what's happened so far. well what we heard anthony blinken the new secretary of state do was essentially recount the speech that he gave one week ago to the american public outlining the us his policies for foreign policy under president joe biden in the next 4 years at the top of the list is fighting covert it's also dealing with china perhaps as the u.s. is most important political military and economic rival as well as dealing with other countries that pose security threats and challenges including iran north korea and russia the questioning is just getting underway but we expect that the secretary is going to be taking questions on all sorts of issues given that under the previous administration of donald trump the u.s. foreign policy was quite isolationist what we have already seen from other biden heris administration is one that's more engaged on the global stage we've seen the u.s. for example rejoining the u.n. human rights council pledge to be much more fu

official reports now from washington d.c. . there's been tight security around capitol hill since the day the complex was attacked high fences research national guard backing up several police services know there's to be increased security after the f.b.i. and others picked up reports of another possible breach the idea is donald trump will be installed as president on march 4th the date of the fust inaugurations in the u.s. until it was changed in 1933 the rumor spread on conspiracy websites understocked of a protest to back it up the current security posture for the capitol and he wants we are working with law enforcement partners. as well as the national guard to provide a robust security around the campus of course that security posture is here we have an outer perimeter as well as an outer b.c. to the new security measures announced as the senate tries to figure out what went wrong on january the 6th the latest to give evidence the head of the national guard in washington major general william walker says local officials a

every year cherry blossoms remind people in washington d.c. that spring is coming and everybody comes together but this year during a global pandemic it's a little bit different but there is one place you can go where you can still experience the cherry blossoms travel across the globe even travel into the future and guess what you don't even have to touch anything we got about 7 in the morning here so politics got to that's something you never hear from kids let alone adults . especially during a global pandemic and we had to change a few of them of our operations and how we do things to make sure that everybody can come in and be safe masks is one of the key things added that i view but it has to cover their faces now for the safety of others like everything else during covert 19 things have changed some feared would be killed off for good by the pandemic but are to cowes in washington d.c. brings new hope it's something they can take you outside of your head because i think a lot of us are in our head these days within our apartments within

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over to washington d.c. and our correspondent all over it is al it's good to see you there now law enforcement has been criticized for failing to act more forcefully to prevent what happened on january 6th what are they doing differently this time around and you're right claire in back of the time on january 6th the threat really was not taken seriously enough the law enforcement hours to respond to the fact the rioters had entered the capitol premises one explanation for that was the police by law enforcement they are didn't really see rioters as a threat police was supportive of trump in general and simply because trump has been supportive of police at times of the black lives matter protest no this time around it is a very different situation clear there are miles all the razor wire fences surrounding the capitol premises so you cannot even get any close to the capitol itself security has been tied to just for this day tomorrow on march 4th so it's really hard to imagine a repetition of what happened on j

and we're going to stay in washington d.c. to speak to elizabeth and because she's associate professor of american studies and political science at george washington university elizabeth says joe biden spoke for 20 minutes and so did need do you think he hit the right tony. there was a lot of information packed into that small speech you know not only did buy and acknowledge the mornings and the losses of this last year but he then and now just a many different policies both from you know making sure that americans get the vaccine quite quickly to all the ways in which he's going to solve the economic and health care problems besetting americans and then on top of that he's calling for a sea change in the way that americans address government that government is not out to harm americans and sometimes the popular narrative we saw with trump and even with their earlier presidents but he sang year that we are government and that government is here to solve our problems and to make our lives better and one of the solutions to all

the people of washington, d.c. saw what can happen when we have nobody arguing for you in the senate in the c.a.r.e.s. package. we were shorted $750 million to respond to a global pandemic. that's what it means to not be represented in the senate. we saw donald trump attempt to overfake our police department. we're full tax-paying americans, just like new yorkers, just like californians, just like south dakotaens, except we don't have two senators, and we have to correct that wrong. >> what might have been different on january 6th if d.c. had been a state, in terms of your ability to react? the big difference is the d.c. national guard, which is not actually the c.d. national guard. the d.c. national guard reports to the president of the united states. we know there were some delays in his approve of the guard being deployed to the capitol building. we had requested the guard. i would have immediately deployed the guard that we're working with my police department to the capitol, you would not have seen that three-

tonight, washington, d.c. on alert. a ring of steel, as police back on a tipoff that right wing extremists could be plotting to storm the building. also, germany's lockdown extended by three weeks. the chancellor agrees to move towards a gradual reopening, but a leading expert says plans will not stop a third wave of infections. plus, thousands turn out in myanmar for protest after protesters were killed, the bloodiest day in a month. china was the only major economy grow during the pandemic. one person is at this year's national people's congress. ♪ i'm brent goff. to our viewers, welcome. tonight, the u.s. capitol on high alert, security ramped up in washington, d.c., after intelligence officials warn a right wing militia could be plotting an attack on the capitol building. they are warning far-right elements have been planning to storm the building in an attempt to return president donald trump to power. although they say the plan's lacked credibility, they canceled sessions today as a precaution. the complex has b

we are speaking with ronald hampton a long time metropolitan washington d.c. police officer now a university criminal justice professor and ronald it's been exactly a year since they sent me home to do my show i here in rhode island when the pandemic hit and miss seeing you i always enjoyed bump in india with the broadcast center in washington and like many americans i was so sad to see what came down on january sex and even now to see the u.s. capitol the people's house all fenced in with razor wire the way it is described the mood there in the district take us to the streets of washington what's it feel like to be there now. well. in some parts of it it is probably business as usual but when you go down near the capital you had to be very aware of what it is that the fence is up you you see it you see the. national guard and the police officers the other day when they had. their concern about the. problem all over again i think it was all march to for when it was predicted right you know they sent extra police officers but i think they're doing residence her

fears of a new threat security is ramped up in washington d.c. and u.s. politicians cancel a session amid reports of a plot to breach congress. i'm not matheson this is our desire a live from doha also coming up building barricades and protesters in me and mark take to the streets a day after 38 people were killed in a crackdown. the international criminal court launches an investigation into alleged war crimes in the palestinian territories. russia. has made history. excitement turns to despair for the 3rd time on mosques test of an unmanned rocket in flames. a u.s. house of representative session on thursday is reported to have been canceled because of fears of a possible attack it's 8 weeks since the world witnessed the storming of the capital by supporters of donald trump law enforcement officials have faced criticism in congress because help didn't arrive for hours alan fischer reports from washington d.c. . there's been tight security around capitol hill since the day the complex was attacked high fences research national guard backing up several po

. >> this was the scene in washington, d.c., were two months after the insurrection, the area around the capital was still on lockdown. thankfully, nothing happened. >> i will say media coverage on how silly the soul is made it less palatable for cue in on people over the last week. it's a lot, it always is with these people. >> it totally makes sense, it turns out qanon's battalions looks to msnbc and after watching chris hayes and randy is a draw's knee flexed their intellectual muscles, they realize they are totally outgunned. these msnbc people are just too clever so cue in on decided to stay home and fight another day. "newsweek" was not buying that explanation, a reporter came up with this explanation -- q and nontheorists switch to the date to march 20th after no-trump inauguration, they called the march 4th date a false flag. how did "newsweek" know what qanon was up to? a man called ken had told reporter david weigle that donald trump would be inaugurated again on march 20th, it's a dave weigle story -- forget everything you heard about march 4th. it he told dave the real in

every year cherry blossoms remind people in washington d.c. that spring is coming and everybody comes together but this year during a global pandemic it's a little bit different but there is one place you can go where you can still experience the cherry blossoms travel across the globe even travel into the future and guess what you don't even have to touch anything we got about 7 in the morning here so politics got to that's something you never hear from kids let alone adults . especially during a global pandemic and we had to change a few of them of our operations and how we do things to make sure that everybody can come in and be safe masks is one of the key things added that i view but it has to cover their faces now for the safety of others like everything else during covert 19 things have changed some feared would be killed off for good by the pandemic but are to cows in washington d.c. brings new hope it's something they can take you outside of your head because i think a lot of us are in our head these days within our apartments within

, d.c., how did those experiences tie in to your current position in your new position. >> that's a good question and i've been really lucky despite my whole career working in the nonprofit sector into questions and how do we build vibrant communities that work for everyone in the second how does access to our experience the literary art build the justify that we all want and whether it was a kitchen or pictures or tour tomorrow in the organization and what the vision is for the future and to make that happen together. although the experiences apply to the work that lies ahead of the foundation and one of the things that they did their in washington, d.c. was to write a workshop and that's been led to get the printer on my whole career at fema books and writing in a powerful experience that can be for absolutely all of us. elizabeth: you grew up in clemens north carolina, tell us about clemens. >> clemens when i was there it's a suburb of winston salem north carolina in the middle of the sta

fears of a new suspected securities wrapped up in washington d.c. and u.s. politicians cancel a session limited reports of a plot to breach congress. come about the same this is all to syria live from doha also coming up building barricades bandicoot protesters in myanmar take to the streets a day after 38 people were killed and a crackdown. international criminal court launches an investigation into israel's alleged war crimes in the palestinian territories. excitement turns to despair for a long musts the latest test of an unmanned rocket. the u.s. house of representative session won't be going ahead on thursday reportedly because of fears of a possible attack it's 8 weeks since the world witnessed the storming of the capitol by supporters of donald trump law enforcement officials to face criticism in congress because help wasn't sent for hours on official reports from washington d.c. . there's been tight security around capitol hill since the day the complex was attacked high fences research national guard backing up several police services no. there's to

my kind of in washington d.c. thanks for the update now lester spence is a professor of political science and african studies at johns hopkins university he says the black clients but a movement has made significant gains and that momentum has been transformed into a durable political shift i don't think we see the electoral results that we saw in the state of georgia where we had a 2 democratic senators elected without a black lives matter level activism i don't think we will see trump's exit without that activism but what we have to do still is like hold alongside of that the reality the pandemic and it's difficult to maintain social and political movement. in normal circumstances quote unquote normal circumstances but is incredibly. difficult to do so and there are underpants global pandemic where we can't really interact with each other the same way we can't we can't be in public and engage with the public and in the same way the new administration who and this is important to note i only supported biden becau

i do have to wonder, here in washington, d.c. it does feel like the world did end in 2020 and i'm starting to wonder if he did sober up when he said he thought half the country were deck terrorists but here in d.c. where it's occupied, and because of a police force, capitol police force, which largely has been trained to check tickets and badges, was unable to hold back a mop when they were unprepared by the their leadership, a month, by the way, as opposed to a normal army, had three people die of heart failure. it wasn't a big healthy army coming at them. they were unable to hold that back and now their acting chief pittman is trying to blame the american people, trying to politicize this for nancy pelosi, her boss, and trying to say this city should remain occupied for the next two months at least. >> tucker: i think we're going to blow this up into a much bigger segment next week but i'm hearing tonight from sources at the police department, metropolitan police in washington, that the capitol hill police, new chief is request

d.c. now, russell honore has sent a very specific message that your politics, if they are woke enough, if they don't agree with his, then you ought to have negative consequences in other aspects of your life that have nothing to do with politics. that's why he called for congresswoman lauren bobbert to be put on a no-fly list so she

to get advice from one other person washington, d.c. knows what's good for them the economy is like they forgot the united states 50 states from the federal government is a creation of them not the other way around. elizabeth: you think biden is to get advice from nancy pelosi is that it. >> nancy pelosi maybe a little too much from anthony vouching. i was astonished when dr. fauci suggested he should tell his reporters to get vaccines because they take their orders from donald trump and 0 respect for conservatives are naturally suspect of groupthink, they are individuals and we think to ourselves if they want to get a vaccine get one if they don't they won't, i'm just talking about this lockdown mindset in washington, d.c. should not be spread throughout the rest of the country and hopefully the rest of the country could have a greater influence on the affairs of washington, d.c. elizabeth: thank you so much, good to see you. >> great to see>> you, thank yov elizabeth: forward trump deputy national security adviser kt mcfarland back b

i need reinforcement in washington, d.c. my opponents and adversaries on the other are brutal and vicious and trying to take away all of our right and they are playing for keeps. my friends, it is time for us to stand up and no longer say we are just going to react with the democrats to and when they tried to do all these major spending bills and spent $1.9 billion, the conservative idea is we will just give you our own version of the liberal ideas that cost a little less. that's not where we are as conservative. i'm not going to come up here and promise you free three -- free things. as conservatives in government, we believe we will offer you some that is immeasurably more valuable and that is your freedom. the freedom to sit down. we have that freedom right now. it is time for us to no longer sit -- whether it's free education are the environment or gun rights, this new generation, we want to run the whole table. because my friend, what we are offering the american people's liberty and choice where you can go out and do w

the head of the national guard in washington d.c. says the lays at the pentagon stopped the urgent help being sent to gearing the storming of the capitol on january 6th this comes the security around congress has been tightened again after intelligence reports that some groups are planning to breach the area on thursday the washington post says the warnings have prompted the house of representatives to scrap its thursday session from capitol hill here's alan fischer. there's been tight security around capitol hill since the day the complex was attacked high fences razor wire national guard backing up several police services know there's to be increased security after the f.b.i. and others picked up reports of another possible breach the idea is donald trump will be installed as president on march 4th the date of the 1st inaugurations in the u.s. until it was changed in 1933 the rumor spread on conspiracy websites understocked a protest to back it up the current security posture or the capitol and he wants we are working with our law

capitol when the black live matters incidents were happening in washington d.c. but certainly there were plenty of buildings that were attacked that windows were knocked in cars were set on fire and people were hurt including a u.s. senator and his wife and people coming out of the r. and c. convention at the white house i think that was a legitimate reason to have guards protecting the. senator rand paul and his wife but maybe lead on judgment but think that's the case well we will obviously continue the conversation like i said i think the one that can all agree is we want people to be safe we want people to feel safe in our nation's capital i just don't know if barbed wire is the exact message that we send that not only it's not a foreign entity it's just to people around here thank you both for joining me thanks. thank you. when we return it takes a lot to recall a politician however a very determined a group out of california is optimistic they will be able to do so after the break . russia e.u. relations are at an impasse the kremlin has made it clear it wi

capitol is on high alert security has been ramped up in washington d.c. after intelligence officials warn that a right wing militia may be preparing an attack on the capitol building the f.b.i. warning about. right conspiracy theorists have made plans to storm the legislative building in an attempt to return former president donald trump to power although police say the plans credibility the house of representatives canceled all sessions planned for today as a precaution the capitol complex has been on high alert for 2 months now following the january 6th riots that left far people dead. are those good or correspond they are all over salad he is in washington d.c. good evening to you can you tell those i mean what's the situation at the capitol building right now and we know. well the capitol really looks like a fortress right now so if there is this giant fans that surrounding the whole capital area so you can't get anywhere near the premises there is razor wire on top and quite frankly it really looks almost impossible to client that fans also there is

fears of a new threat security is ramped up in washington d.c. and u.s. politicians cancel a session amid reports of a plot to breach congress. has made history. excitement turns to despair and for a 3rd time elon musk's test of an unmanned rocket ends in flames. dusters are back on the streets across me in a day after $38.00 people were killed in the worst crackdown since the coup the u.n. says the actual death toll since the military took power over a month ago may be much higher than reported what this is say they saw soldiers firing into crowds with little warning a former u.n. envoy to me and more has told al jazeera the tactics adopted by the security forces are terrorists like scott highly reports. like thousands of others justin nicknamed angel went out to protest on the streets of mandalay on wednesday less than 24 hours later people gathered for. a funeral she had been shot in the head. according to the un angel was one of 38 protesters who died at the hands of myanmar security forces the most killed in a single day since the coup on february 1s

capitol when the black live matters incidents were happening in washington d.c. but certainly there were plenty of buildings that were attacked that windows were knocked in cars were set on fire and people were hurt including a u.s. senator and his wife and people coming out of the r. and c. convention at the white house i think that was a legitimate reason to have guards protecting the. senator rand paul and his wife but maybe lead on judgment think that's the case well we will obviously continue the conversation like i said i think the one they're going to agree is we want people to be safe we want people to feel safe in our nation's capital i just don't know if barbed wire is the exact message that we send that not only it's not a foreign indy's it's just to people around here thank you both for joining me thanks. thank you. when we return it takes a lot to recall a politician however a very determined group out of california is optimistic they will be able to do so after the break. russia e.u. relations are at an impasse the kremlin has made clear it will no

now governor desantis knows far better than anybody in washington, d.c. whether florida is ready to be open, i trust his judgment and i hope people get on airplanes to go to florida. i know i'm going to. elizabeth: okay. maybe we'll see you there. there has been restrictions have either been lifted or dialed back in 40 states. governor desantis basically really tore into biden on this. let's take a listen to governor desantis there. watch. >> biden last night said that they may have to impose more lockdown type policies in the future. i can tell you, that ain't happening in florida. to even contemplate doing any type of lockdown, honestly it is insane. elizabeth: now we have word that president biden wants to raise corporate and individual taxes, income tax rates to the estate tax is going to go up. he will hit limited liability companies and their tax cuts and more as he is talking about more lockdowns. looking ahead to 2024, how is this going to stack up? >> well, so, it is really easy, frankly, if he want wants to do something good for the economy, get

capitol when the black live matters incidents were happening in washington d.c. but certainly there were plenty of buildings that were attacked that windows were knocked in cars were set on fire and people were hurt including a u.s. senator and his wife and people coming out of the r. and c. convention at the white house i think that was a legitimate reason to have guards protecting the. senator rand paul and his wife but maybe lead on judgment but think that's the case well we will obviously continue the conversation like i said i think the one that can all agree is we want people to be safe we want people to feel safe in our nation's capital i just don't know if barbed wire is the exact message that we send that not only it's not a foreign entity it's just to people around here thank you both for joining me thanks. thank you. when we return it takes a lot to recall a politician however a very determined a group out of california is optimistic they will be able to do so after the break . about. international and the russian. people until this changes the relatio

every year cherry blossoms remind people in washington d.c. that spring is coming and everybody comes together but this year during a global pandemic it's a little bit different but there is one place you can go where you can still experience the cherry blossoms travel across the globe even travel into the future and guess what you don't even have to touch anything we got about 7 in the morning here so politics got to that's something you never hear from kids let alone adults . especially during a global pandemic and we had to change a few of them of our operations and how we do things to make sure that everybody can come in and be safe masks is one of the key things added that i view but it has to cover their faces now for the safety of others like everything else during copa 19 things have changed some feared would be killed off for good by the pandemic but arctic house in washington d.c. brings new hope it's something that can take you outside of your head because i think a lot of us are in our head these days within our apartments within o

in washington d.c., it was the same thing. everyone was arrested and charged with felony rioting and released with no charges and in portland as you just mentioned where police were attacked with molotov cocktails and bricks and federal courthouse was under assault for months, um, rioters there, 90% of them had their charges dropped. and by contrast, you have the people arrested over the capitol riot, most of them are still in jail two months later. they have been transported to a jail in washington d.c. from all over the country far from friends and family. they're not allowed -- they've been refused bail or bond. they are languishing there under extreme circumstances. even people who just turned up at the trump rally and never went near the capitol are being raided by federal agents at the moment, and, um, that puts the fear of god into them and makes their neighbors suspect them. what we're seeing is really a two-tiered justice system is being created by the democrats to punish their political enemies. >> with the complicit

d.c. this was a meeting that was supposed to build bridges what we've seen here could be a welcome clearing of the air or perhaps the beginning of a deepening of the division it all depends on the crucial talks which now continue behind closed doors james bows out his era anchorage ok white house correspondent kimberly hawkins joining us now from washington d.c. now but within the last 30 minutes or so president joe biden left the white house he was flying to georgia he was talking about this what's he been saying yeah well he was pushing back on some of the domestic criticism that he has been receiving with respect to how these talks have been proceeding if you're a member that the whole foundation of joe biden's foreign policy is to work with allies and adversaries and there is a real seizing on it by his conservative critics here in the united states that in their perception their mind this has not gone well so far for the united states that they appear soft on china and in many cases t

you have to fight those, not necessarily in the halls of washington, d.c. other than suppressing hr one, but fight it in your own community. every one of you has a county commissioner or some other form of gov. at the county level. that is where conservatives need to be organized. ronald ray in, one thing -- ronald reagan said, let us offer hope. let us tell the world that a new age is not only possible, but probable. the thing i like and vitiate about the conservative movement is we are happy warriors. we believe the best days are ahead. [applause] i also believe in what target that your, go back and look at what margaret thatcher did in the days of the u.k. and she was trying to rise in power as a conservative. she said first we need to in the argument and then we win the votes. we are like minds. we believe that donald trump was one of the best presidents to ever serve our nation. [applause] maybe the people who don't see it as clearly as you do voted first when out if you do that in an honest and sincere way, but reach out and break bread and explain wh

gren grothman of washington argued washington, d.c. can't be a state because washington, d.c. doesn't have any mines, as in underground places where miners work. d.c. doesn't have that so clearly d.c. can't be a state. d.c. mayor muriel bowser was testifying at the time that congressman grothman raised this argument. she had to concede, it's true, we do not have any mines. maybe that shouldn't settle the issue. republican congressman jody heiss of georgia wanted to know how on earth they could be a state since d.c. has no car dealerships. i do remember the part of the constitution where it spells that out. no taxation without representation, no cruel and unusual punishment, no being forced to quarter soldiers and then nobody gets to be a state without at least one major car dealership. mines and car dealerships are the absence thereof. that was the argument from the republican side today about why d.c. can't be a state. incidentally, d.c. actually has car dealerships. why is that the basis on which this decision should be made? anyway, i do not know what the united states sena

a night on high alert in washington d.c. a ring of steel around the u.s. capitol building as police act on a right wing extremist could again be plotting to storm the building of washington coming up germany's locked down extended by 3 weeks chancellor angela merkel agrees to move towards a gradual reopening retailers say the plan doesn't go far enough they call it a disaster and thousands turn out in me even more for the funerals of protesters killed by security forces yesterday on the bloodiest day since the military coup began one month ago. it's good to have you with us tonight the u.s. capitol is on high alert security has been ramped up in washington d.c. after intelligence officials warn that a right wing militia may be preparing an attack on the u.s. capitol building the f.b.i. bulletin said far right conspiracy theorist had made plans to storm the legislative building in the attempt to return former president trump to power although law enforcement officials said the plans lacked credibility. the house of representatives canceled a session planned

d.c. allan so what will kind of tell us about the f.b.i. search for this suspect. first time we've seen this video it comes from buildings near the democratic national headquarters and also the republican national headquarters so obviously the f.b.i. have had this for a while when the 1st things they would have done was check the video you can tell if it's a man or a woman you can't see a face but they do have distinctive brand name where the f.b.i. are hoping that someone might be able to identify that or perhaps even the gate that the suspects use now they're also saying look think about january this year was anyone near you buying a couple of backpacks that they express any interest in how would you build a bomb that even go to a hardware store and pick up piping with that be considered unusual all of this as far as the f.b.i. is concerned it could be important no you remember that these 2 devices were found around 1 pm on january the 6th that was just before a big crowd moved towards c

what has to be done whom prove people's lives and for more on this let's get across to washington d.c. and our correspondent carolina chinmoy early to tell us more about the main provisions of this package and who is going to benefit from them if it does pass through the house as expected. well the 1st important point clear as the already mentioned in this bill is direct payments for all american citizens and people who are legally in the united states who are going to get a check of 1004 $100.00 that will be paid directly to them and the 2nd important point is about the federal employment insurance that house now be extended and to end till september 6th this means that the ones who don't have a job they are going to get $300.00 a month until september and this was one of the main points of discussion in the senate because originally this insurance would have expired on march 14th now it has been extended until september and the 3rd point important point in this bill are the 10s of billions of dollars that will be located to the pandemic response that means for testing contact raisin

d.c. and gave a coordinated set of sanctions there was behind this stuff for more unified stance . well i think that basically the united states has gotten together with its use partners and said now is a time to make a statement on this because in the past 4 years under former president donald trump as we all know he took a much more unilateral stance when it came to anything related to china he often shunned traditional e.u. or european allies well that is now all apparently changing under president joe biden this clearly was a cordon aided effort in some way shape or form because it was the e.u. that made the announcement early on monday about these sanctions against these 4 chinese officials both travel bans and freezing on assets and then it was later on monday that the u.s. britain and canada came out to mothers with a coordinated announcement as well about more sanctions so this is basically a message from the west if you will to beijing that when it comes to human rights now that i

we have joining us from washington, d.c., jack kingston. a former republican congressman for the state of georgia. and the former senior advisor to donald trump's presidential campaign. in new york, lincoln mitchell, author and political analyst focusing on american politics and democracy. he is affiliated with the arnold ace ultimate institute for war and peace studies at columbia university. and also in washington, d.c., jennifer lynn. cofounder of republican women for progress. a warm welcome to you all if i could start with jack. has the cpac conference demonstrated that anyone who had any ideas about the republican party perhaps cutting ties with donald trump after he leaves the white house ridding itself of trumpism? that is definitely not going to happen. he truly is the foreseeable future of the republican party. jack: well, i would say it put to rest that the republicans are not finished with donald trump. that donald trump will still remain as a fiber part of the party. i do think there will be a struggle as to say who really is t

d.c. so allan that this will come as welcome news to millions of people. already been welcome by wall street the numbers there are up but as we know the stock market isn't the full economy in the real world there's some good news for workers already american airlines which is going to lay off 13000 workers have essentially sent out a note to the malls saying you know that note we sent that there could be changes come march rip it up we're no examining what exactly has happened with the house passing this bill joe biden believes this will benefit millions and millions of americans and i'll know be up to him to sign it into law. thank you scott applause the host delivered joe biden's wife's significant victory as president a $1.00 trillion dollar covert relief bill and all done without a single republican vote in support this is a momentous day in the history of our country because we have passed historic consequential and transformative registration thanks goes to the senators who are stand

d.c. mr farnsworth good to be on the program again i mean it's not just seeing the quality of vaccine distribution that's annoying the public globally but the fact now that health workers and the support staff at the forefront of the fight or not being protected enough by their national authorities and national governments yeah i think that's right and great to be with you. this is a real tragedy and it's particularly amplified because the people who are trying to address it who are literally on the front lines of addressing what are the ones who are being followers affected the most i mean and that makes sense because they're the ones who are exposed to it there are they're working in the worst conditions in developing countries around the world and really bad situation and yet they don't seem to have priority in that can't. have been actions to actually enjoy if you will not put into action for many people and sort of a subculture you might say we've seen rich countries fare better to he