mr. clyburn: no. mr. jordan: ok. what will you say? mr. clyburn: you'll get -- we get our liberties back to do what we wish when 90% of the members of congress demonstrate to the american people that will all be getting vaccinated, that's what will drive it down. mr. jordan: 90% of congress gets vaccinated mr. raskin: point of order. point of order, mr. chairman. any member have questions -- mr. clyburn: the chair now recognizes dr. green. mr. green: thank you. i recently visited our southern border to see the conditions on the ground for myself and what i found was a crisis spiraling out of control. as a physician, i focus my time looking at the care given and the public health conditions as well as the threats to u.s. health posed by the failure of this administration to act. i'd like to share what i thought were three startling observations related to covid. first, the mask ex -- mass exodus of people after biden canceled the asylum agreements filled facilities at grotesque levels. i saw 621 young girls crammed into that face, stacked n

mr. jordan: thank you, madam speaker. i would yield 2 1/2 minutes to the gentleman from arizona, mr. biggs. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arizona is recognized for 2 1/2 minutes. mr. biggs: i thank the gentleman for yielding time to me. you know, this bill, the president may only act if the secretary of state allows him to act. and that is backwards. the secretary of state should not be authorized in statute to tell the president -- the secretary of state's boss -- that the president may act. it's antithe thfshgs ica -- ant theycal. h.r. 1333 gives authority to initiate suspension of entry, not to the president, but to the secretary of state, in consultation with the secretary of homeland security. but it is the president in whom all executive power vests who determines should sfrend entry and not just in consultation -- suspend entry and not just in consultation with the department of state and homeland security. there is a crisis on the border made by this president. he actually slipped to say it was crisi

they deserve better, and the american people -- can i have the floor, mr. jordan? >> the lady has the floor. >> did i strike a nerve. the law enforcement officers deserve better than be utilized as pawns. you and your colleagues should be ashamed of yourself. >> the jegentlelady will be sustain and it must stop. don't interrupt. you can't simply shout out. >> i agree. >> mr. jordan, you don't know what in the heck you're talking about. you know nothing about what law enforcement -- >> i know about my motive. >> and you're using them as pawns because it serves your ridiculous political -- >> everyone -- everyone will suspend. >> when you give a speech, mr. chairman, about motives and questioning motives and then motives are questioned, how do you aggress degrees that? >> the rules allow -- >> you know nothing about that. to utilize them as political pawns -- >> mr. chairman, i have a point of inquiry. >> what happened there, congresswoman? >> well, look. every oath that i have taken i've taken it very seriously. our primary responsibility is the protection, the safe

mr. jordan: great. i yield two minutes to -- the speaker pro tempore: and the gentleman from new york has six minutes. mr. jordan: thank you, madam speaker. i yield two minutes to the gentleman from texas, mr. gohmert. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for two minutes. . mr. gohmert: thank you, madam speaker. i know it seems compassionate to those who support this bill to say, we want to give this young child, whose parents sent them up by themselves, give them a lawyer, help them out. but the consequences of it for those of us who have spent a lot of time on the border are clear. it means if you make this law, that the representatives of the drug cartels, which are often gang members, they can tell the parents, look, i know it's a tough decision, whether to send your child alone, this little 3, 5, 8-year-old child, up by themselves, but the good news is that there are people in congress that have fought for and have gotten you hired a lawyer at the border for your child. s

then she said are you also mrs. jordan? she said, i'm the other mrs. jordan. >> reporter: that's when the other mrs. jordan delivered the knockout punch. >> she said, have you been told i'm an agent? and i said, yes. and she said, i've been told you're an agent. >> reporter: mary confirmed the sickening truth. both were married to william allen jordan. and both had children by him. her husband was no special agent, just a fraud and a bigamist. >> it was devastating, crushing, like the whole -- like coming out of "the matrix." >> reporter: now it was mischele lewis' turn back in new jersey to observe the massive import of what what she was being hold. >> it was a lie. >> are you angry, heartbroken, somewhere in between? >> everything. i was like putting all your feelings in the blender and hitting the highest setting. >> reporter: and even more shocking, mischele learned it had not just been mary and other mrs. jordan in this man's life. there were others. oh, yes, there were. >> he has 13 children by six different women. he had two wives and five fianc

mr. jordan: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, democrats started last week with one of their members saying we should get rid of the police all together. they ended last week with another one of their members being admonished by the trial judge in minneapolis for saying ridiculous things. and what did they do in between? they passed this bill out of committee which gives two new democrat senators to the district of columbia and less than 24 hours after that bill passed in committee, they introduced legislation to pack the supreme court. in three months of democrats being in control of the federal government, they have increased the debt by $2 trillion. they created a crisis on the southern border. and they continue their push to defund the police. and now so they can continue their radical policies, think about what else they passed out of this body. a bill to federalize our voting laws, federalize our election laws, a bill to pack the court, as i said. they introduced that, the chairman of the judiciary committee of all

they deserve better, and the american people deserve -- i have the floor, mr. jordan. did i strike a nerve? >> the gentle lady -- >> the law enforcement deserves better than to be utilized as pawns and you and your k colleagues should be ashamed of yourselves. >> the gentle lady will suspend and the clock will be stopped. >> house judiciary chair there, jerry nadler obviously tried to step in. val demings is no joke. she knows the job and the politics have gotten ugly around policing. it's the hardest job in the world even in columbus, ohio. how do you think that officer feels tonight after having to do the job that he had to do there? she believes there's a strategy behind play ing police as pawns and she also believes there's a better way forward. so let's have that conversation, next. allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! all good hey lily, i need a new wireless plan for my business, but all my employees need something different. oh, we can help with that. okay, imagine th

and with that, mr. jordan. mr. jordan, are you with us and are you unmuted? >> mr. chairman, we don't hear you again. >> okay, apparently mr. jordan is not on the line. at this point i will proceed to the introduction of the panel of witnesses. and our first witness is professor who holds the charles wright chair in federal courts at the university texas school of law. he's argued before the u.s. supreme court, the texas supreme court and lower civilian and military courts. in addition to teaching professor vladic is a distinguished scholar at the center for security and law, a senior editor of the peer reviewed journal of national security law and policy and a supreme court fellow at the constitution project. he's also the co-host of the national security law podcast, cnn's supreme court analyst and the executive editor of the just security blog and a senior editor of the law fare blog. professor vladic received his jd and if you'd give me just one second. welcome professor vladic, and next i'd like to introduce a civil rights lawyer who mitigates issues of nationa

i would really hope that mr. jordan and my colleagues on the other side of the aisle would remember their oath. and be committed to their oath. we can do so much better. >> congresswoman and former police chief jennings, thank you so much for joining us. we always appreciate your perspective on government and police work, thank you for sharing that with us tonight. thank you. >> thank you. >> and coming up, former boston mayor, marty walsh will make his first appearance on the last word as labor secretary walsh who has been assigned by his boss, joe biden, to get the infrastructure bill through congress. marty walsh joins us next. aioli. (doorbell rings) thank you. can we be besties, simone biles? i guess? yessss! should we dismount now? spray, lift, skip, step. swipe, lift, spin, dry. slam, pan, still...fresh move, move, move, move aaaaand still fresh. degree. ultimate freshness activated when you move. ultimate freshness ever notice how stiff clothes can feel rough on your skin? for softer clothes that are gent

they deserve better, and the american people deserve -- i have the floor, mr. jordan. did i strike a nerve? >> the gentle lady -- >> the law enforcement deserves better than to be utilized as pawns and you and your colleagues should be ashamed of yourselves. >> the gentle lady will suspend and the clock will be stopped. >> house judiciary chair there, jerry nadler obviously tried to step in. val demings is no joke. she knows the job and the politics have gotten ugly around policing. it's the hardest job in the world even in columbus, ohio. how do you think that officer feels tonight after having to do the job that he had to do there? she believes there's a strategy behind playing police as pawns and she also believes there's a better way forward. so let's have that conversation, next. at morgan stanley, a global collective of thought leaders offers investors a broader view. ♪ we see companies protecting the bottom line by putting people first. we see a bright future, still hungry for the ingenuity of those ready for the next challenge. today, we are translating decad

they deserve better and the american people deserve -- i have the floor, mr. jordan! did i strike a nerve? law enforcement officers -- >> the gentle lady -- >> than to be utilized as pawns. and you and your colleagues -- >> the gentle lady -- >> you know, congresswoman, a lot of us watch you in those situations and we don't know how you do it. we don't know how you do it without, on the moments when you aren't calling people like jim jordan to task, and then when those moments come and you're not allowed the full breadth of what you want to say, what it's like in those moments. what do you wish people like jim jordan understood? >> what would jim jordan, what he wants us all to try to remember or the black lives matter protests when he tried to remind us how he stood by law enforcement. it appears to me that he only felt motivated to stand with law enforcement during that time because the majority of the protesters were black or brown. but when it came to people who look like him, breaking into the capitol, trying to undermine our democracy, stop a free and fair elect

. >> not mr. jordan -- >> nobody. >> i agree with that. nobody may shout out -- >> when you give a speech, mr. chairman, about motives and questioning motives, our motives are questioned -- >> emotionally charged -- >> the rules allow -- >> you know nothing about that. >> jim jordan lecturing the former chief of orlando police about policing. congresswoman, give our viewers, if you can, a little context about what was going on that lead to that moment. >> we ran a mark up in judiciary yesterday presenting a piece of legislation that covid-19 hate crimes act that actually deals with or attempts to address the increase in violence toward asian brothers and sisters. and i thought it was interesting that an amendment was presented by the republican side of the aisle that talked about defunding the police. if you're concerned -- and let me make this clear, there was absolutely nothing in the legislation that talked about defunding the police and if we're talking about legislation that deals with an increase of hate crime, you would think my rep

mr. jordan knows me very well. he knows full well. we will handle this. your time is expired. >> thank you mr. chairman. >> thank you mr. chairman for calling this hearing and the panel for their dedication to public health and being here with us today. first thank you for serving seven president selflessly to find answers in my district we call you americans doctors because you selflessly worked to help the american people. thank you for always telling the american people the truth. even when it is difficult to hear is not what we want to hear but you tell us the truth and you testify before the oversight committee in march 2020 sitting at the same table asking if it would get better or worse. you testified it would get worse. tragically you are right. back then in march there were fewer than 50 known coronavirus deaths in the united states as of today we lost more than 560,000 americans more than any other country on earth. so what is your assessment today? have you turn the corner? or will it start moving in the direction we wanted to go quick. >> we a

jordan. >> the lady has the floor. >> did l i strike a nerve? law enforcement officers deserve better than to be utilized as pawns. you and your colleagues should be ashamed -- >> the gentle lady -- >> we condemn the violence on january 6n th and condemned it last summer and today we get a lecture about how we haven't beenho consistent? you have to be kidding me. >> that broke about every rule i know about on the house side. garrett? >> yeah. i think that's a fair description. this is the second time in a week that jordan has ended up in a situation like this with a democratic female member of color. this is a recurring theme here, particularly as decorum on the house side has broken down. democrats and republicans, especially republicans who supportedub overturning the election result, are not working together or speaking with each other and sort of out of patience for one another. asti you heard there from congresswoman demings for whom this is a personal issue, she is very proud of her law enforcement background and clearly wasn't willing to

jordan had his own problems back in ohio. but what is he talking about we're protecting people from? first of all there is no restriction of freedom of rcpress. churches and synagogues and mosques have been holding their services by zoom which is a wonderful way to continue your rights to practice your religion as you see fit and not harm yourself or others and that is exactly what rabbis and priests and ministers have been doing during the crisis. to say that you have to do certain things during the deadly pandemic can be offended suggest you don't really think this through. i have real problems after one year and explaining this too many people we have been working 24/7 for doctor fauci said to make it up so they don't contradict him is ridiculous and the chris. he would never say that in representative jordan you have metat him before this is ipolitical grandstanding doesn't govern or legislate it is grandstanding. shame on you we have a wonderful vaccine to prevent it and money to immunize our people and we should do it p

they deserve better, and the american people deserve -- i have the floor, mr. jordan. what, did i strike a nerve? law enforcement officers deserve better than to be utilized as pawns. >> reporter: wolf, we should note tonight that president biden does have a new official in a top spot at the justice department. that's because the senate has narrowly confirmed va nita gupta to be the new associate attorney general. that puts her in the number three spot in the justice department. she will be overseeing the civil rights division and of course that is a division that president biden has said will be key to his role in combatting what he says is systemic racism in policing. >> kaitlin, thank you very much. kaitlin collins at the white house. let's discuss all of this and more with global human rights leader martin luther king iii and derrick johnson, the president and ceo of the naacp. gentlemen, thank you so much for joining us. martin, the murder of emmitt till was a pivotal turning point for civil rights in your father's era. do you view yesterday's verdict potentially

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they deserve better and -- i have the floor, mr. jordan! >> the gentle lady has a floor. >> did i strike a nerve. >> the gentle lady -- >> quite an exchange there, wolf, but back to the justice department. we should note that vanita gupta has been confirmed as the associate attorney general. she barely got across the finish line. senator lisa murkowski saved the vice president from having to cast that first tie-breaking vote to get her confirmed, and in this position she's the first civil rights lawyer and woman of cole tor have this number three job at the justice department, but also she's going to be overseating civil rights division and, of course, wolf, that's the division that president biden wants to look into systemic racism. >> let's go to our political commentator, bakari sellers with us and cnn national correspondent sara sidner is with us as bell. bakari, derek chauvin is facing sentencing in about eight weeks or so. what does the judge take into consideration here especially since the sentence for each of these three charges is

. >> i have the floor, mr. jordan. did i strike a nerve? law enforcement officers deserve better than to be used as pawns. you and your colleagues -- >> the general laid he will suspend and clock stopped. >> you want to train a more responsive police force in your hometown fully fund the police? you say it is a a reform bill and i say it's b.s. >> we have a problem in this country but we have to stop taking paint brushes and painting everybody and letting everybody be falsely pitted. we need racial justice and we need public safety. >> harris: the back and forth. they are at least talking. democrats have lined up behind the george floyd justice and policing act which has passed the house and stalled in the senate. republican senator tim scott plans to reintroduce his justice act in the coming weeks. both bills address the controversial issues of no knock warrants, choke holds, use of body cameras and collecting data on use of force. democrats are taking issue with scott's bill with qualified immunity that gives officers legal protection. >>

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and so i think it is imperative that the ranking member, mr. jordan, deal with his member and that kevin mccarthy deal with his member. that's -- >> what do you think the appropriate way to do that is? >> the protocol of the house is for them to act. if they act in a way that removes him, that's appropriate what should happen. >> what do you think should happen? >> i think that if someone has had that kind of involvement, then it's very difficult to see how they continue to stay. >> all right. i should also say comingman gaetz has not been charged. he has denied any wrongdoing. congresswoman sheila jackson lee, thanks so much. >> thank you very much. >>> next we have new cnn reporting about president relationship today between donald trump and mike pence, as mike pence considers a run for president. that's just ahead. when you earn a degree with university of phoenix, we support you with career coaching for life. including personal branding, resume building, and more. that's our promise to you. that's career services for life. learn more at pho

they deserve better and the american people -- i have the floor, mr. jordan! what? did i strike a nerve? law enforcement officers deserve better! than to be utilized as pawns! you and your colleagues will -- of yourself! >> wow. congresswoman val demings will be a guest this morning on "morning joe." i'm looking forward to that. joining me now, is author of the playbook eugene daniels and also an msnbc contributor. eugene, good morning. i want to start with president biden and kamala harris and moving words they had for the floyd family in the wake of this verdict. what did you hear as you listened to that phone call from president biden to the family? and what happens next here in washington in terms of trying to turn this into laws that actually change the system? >> we heard, you know, something that, frankly, joe biden is really good at, right? joe biden is someone who we talk about this all the time, because it's so important to understanding how he and his white house administration approach issues of grief and death in the way they think about this country. s

they deserve better and the american people deserve -- i have the floor, mr. jordan! >> the lady has the floor. >> did i strike a nerve? law enforcement officers -- >> the gentlelady -- em >> -- deserve better to be utilized as pawns. and you and your colleagues should be ashamed of yourselves. >> we condemned the violence on january 6th and condemned it last summer, and today we get a lecture about how we haven't been consistent. you've got to be kidding me! >> dr. cobb, i mean, no jacket aside, i feel like, you know, part of the reality is post-january 6th is that the so-called blue lives matter crowd andiv conservatives who l to say they're supportive of law enforcement, they were actually attacking law enforcement. so now that we live in this new world, post-january 6th, do you get the sense that we can actually have an honest conversation that's not partisan about how to keep everybody safe, as opposed to, you know, act like republicans are pro-police and anybody who is not a republican is not pro-police.ce because january 6th, i think it ended that lie.li >> sur

they deserve better and the american people deserve -- i have the floor, mr. jordan! >> the lady has the floor. >> did i strike a nerve? law enforcement officers -- >> the gentlelady -- >> -- deserve better to be utilized as pawns. and you and your colleagues should be ashamed of yourselves. >> we condemned the violence on january 6th and condemned it last summer, and today we get a lecture about how we haven't been consistent. you've got to be kidding me! >> dr. cobb, i mean, no jacket aside, i feel like you know, part of the reality is post-january 6th is that the skpauld blue lives matter crowd and conservatives who like to say they are supportive of law enforcement, they were actually attacking law enforcement. so now that we live in this new world, post january 6th, do you get the sense that we can actually have an honest conversation that's not partisan about how to keep everybody safe, as opposed to, you know, act like republicans are pro-police and anybody who is not a republican is not pro-police. because january 6th, i think it ended that lie. >> sure, it wa

they deserve better, and the american people deserve -- i have the floor, mr. jordan! did i strike a nerve? law enforcement officers deserve better than to be utilized as pawns and you and your colleagues should be ashamed! >> i mean, look. that was a pretty emotional reaction. what do you think that was behind that? >> i loved it. i played the whole 4 minute and 5 second interaction in my show. jordan, you can't dare challenge a woman who has been a police officer for 27 years and whose husband is a police officer. republicans love to say they're all about law and order and when you go up against a democrat who is law enforcement and you want to educate her. first of all, you don't talk down to a woman who has more experience with being a cop than you are, but that's how the republicans have operated and this is why it's important to have folks like congresswoman val demings speaking out on this issue because republicans have set this whole thing up where you all hate law enforcement, we hate them when it's not a question about who loves law enforcement, and it's do y

mr. jordan: madam speaker, i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 3-s of the -- house resolution 8, the yeas and nays are ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from massachusetts seek recognition? mr. mcgloven: as the as the member designated by mr. welch of have month, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house mr. welch will vote yes on h.r. 1333. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from washington seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. sewell pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that ms. sewell will vote yes on h.r. 1333. the speaker pro tempore:

jordan for his opening statements. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> i want to thank you our witnesses for being here today. and i am going to read from a couple of the individuals, mr. travis, mr. greenwall, i read their full statements last night. very compelling testimony and i'll read from part of those because i think they capture what the situation truly is. let me start with mr. travis' written testimony. algorithms are designed by humans and the results are monitored. facebook can make any site soar in popularity or crash their traffic and they can do it in an instant. this is the power of big tech at large. tech billionaires may be soon to be trillionairs have more power than any elected official in the land. facebook mark zuckerberg and apple's tim cook and amazon's jeff bezos have more power than morgan and henry ford ever did in the earliest days of the 20th century. these modern day tech monopolies can pick presidential election winners, control our national debates and decide whose voice is heard and not heard and the supreme

i think mr. jordan knows me very well. he knows full well that we are going to handle this. your time is expired. and the chair now recognizes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> acting administrator testified to the covid-19 pandemic before the senate appropriations subcommittee on homeland security. >> good afternoon. this is the hearing on homeland security borders. general reminder, at the outset, this is a virtual hearing where some of my colleagues are here in person and others appearing virtually. so we'll do our best to ensure that everybody is aware when it is their turn to speak. this is the subcommittee first hearing of the 117th congress and my first meeting as chairman. i'm also a new member of the committee. and so i will cop at the outset to a learning curve. and i'm very grateful to it be able to have the advice and counsel and partnership of ranking member and prior chair looking forward to do some good work together on this subcommittee. let me welcome the acting administrator of the federal emergency management agency bob fenton second tour of duty in this act

they deserve better and the american people deserve -- i have the floor, mr. jordan. did i strike a nerve? law enforcement officers deserve better than to be utilized as pawns. when you and your colleagues -- of yourself. >> bill: it was just a sample of that. she has a law enforcement background, by the way, in florida. she was saying that republicans don't want to dive into what happened on january 6th and jim jordan was saying the democrats don't want to dive into what happened last summer with all the rioting in american cities. can you move this ball forward? >> we need to. for her to suggest that it's politically convenient to support law enforcement you know how difficult it is right now to support law enforcement against some on the radical left who want to defund police. they made it clear that's part of their agenda. i think that's a radical agenda. so we've got to come together. there is a way to come together. again you can look at senator tim scott's bill with pete stauber, a police officer from minnesota who knows the things that need to be done to help

jordan -- did i strike a nerve? law enforcement officers deserve better than to be utilized as pawns. >> the gentlelady will -- >> you should be ashamed of yourselves. >>> hi, again, that was an explosive exchange in the house. it took place when jim jordan attempted to interrupt val demmings. it captures the gop's refusal to even try to meet the moment in the wake of floyd's death and the nationwide reckoning on racial injugs. it came during a debate over another piece of legislation, the covid-19 hate crimes act, which seeks to address is surge in racist attacks against asian americans in part by providing funding to law enforcement agencies to respond to hate crimes. demmings took her republican colleagues to task over a proposed amendment. demmings called the amendment completely irrelevant, because the bill, the actual bill they're debating makes for mention of defunding law enforcement. republicans politicizing a bill on combatting hate crimes, all while remaining steadfast in their opposition about doing anyt

mr. jordan: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, democrats started last week with one of their members saying we should get rid of the police all together. they ended last week with another one of their members being admonished by the trial judge in minneapolis for saying ridiculous things. and what did they do in between? they passed this bill out of committee which gives two new democrat senators to the district of columbia and less than 24 hours after that bill passed in committee, they introduced legislation to pack the supreme court. in three months of democrats being in control of the federal government, they have increased the debt by $2 trillion. they created a crisis on the southern border. and they continue their push to defund the police. and now so they can continue their radical policies, think about what else they passed out of this body. a bill to federalize our voting laws, federalize our election laws, a bill to pack the court, as i said. they introduced that, the chairman of the judiciary committee of all

i would remind mr. jordan that most of that year was under president trump and if he had taken this more seriously, less liberty would have been lost. they're looking for a bogeyman. they think they've found one in dr. fauci. but the facts of the matter is that nearly 570,000 people have died in our country. 570,000 people. no one is enjoying this. no one is profiting from this. everyone wants it to be over, especially dr. fauci. he said his best estimate, by the way, for a return to normalcy would be when new infections drop to about 10,000 a day and emphasized the importance of vaccinations first and foremost. this sunday, nbc will be airing a special, by the way, about vaccines to separate fact from fiction and to encourage americans to get a shot. the event will feature appearances from president joe biden along with former president barack obama and first lady, michelle obama. actor matthew mcconaughey will interview dr. anthony fauci. additional special guests include ellen pompeo and more. the sp

the sun was so over done but look at this the mr. we went to jordan with professor swipes and it was one of the most wonderful international visits that i think i've ever made we met with many university presidents we met with the ministries of health and of education science we met with prince assume our we had a fantastic visit with her and we accomplish more in 2 days than i think i've usually accomplish in a month of any other visit. as a leader has i'll tell you there are many. foundation of sarcoidosis research. of the. castle connelly of the lot of baron much as. joe as i did not could how could he how are. any shall i cannot tell you what is not have been so harvest. my feet off the edges of the back of the dominican tallish money it will not be tests and we the elect will say that. perhaps professor series is a greatest challenge an achievement has been to adopt a clear work life balance between the needs of herself really and of her demand. and of the widgets and some you had to say in a dict or a it's a walk i'd. wish that

capital our man thanks for speaking to us on al-jazeera mr so it'll be difficult to know exactly what's going on from the local press in jordan which is of course just publishing official statements but what do you read into the situation and to into these developments and what's the reaction in jordan. thank you that there is a lot of. lack of information in their state run media is really 10 thing except ricky the official statements which are very very truncated and we don't know really what's behind this certainly there is no who or plot or anything like that they i would i would think that there's some kind of an internal criticism to the king by his step brother which caused all of this what sort of criticism we have also just heard the senate come out and express full solidarity with the king no surprise there i guess but what could have triggered the arrests and also the house arrest of prince hunza. the the. former crown prince prince has it has been making the rounds specially in tribal areas and that's a kind of a red herring for the government and for the king it's these are

abdullah has spoken summits of mr rivlin as well offering his condolences for what took place and more personally there are people here and indeed in lots of places around israel who are mourning who had been seeking loved ones on social media some of them getting good news some getting bad news 8 funerals we understand are going to take place in the next few hours but there are many other bodies still yet to be identified and so this will be a a long process a grieving and of burying the dead for such a moment thanks very much let's join the guild hoffman now he's the chief political correspondent of the jerusalem post joins me now from west jerusalem could tell you with us again on the program mr hoffman i mean was this an accident waiting to happen i mean just on the information that we have in terms of the volume of people the space available and this being an annual event. for your people the crowd and what do you. think that it was a miracle that of. that horrible bar of that a cleaner than that there are only what a barrier is what the right of the barrier that harder. even our.

we were trying to resuscitate mr floyd. to save his life? correct. mediation talks are reportedly under way to resolve a rift within jordan's royal family two days after prince hamza was accused of plotting to destabilise the kingdom. he denies being part of a conspiracy. let's begin here in the uk. the uk's prime minister boris johnson has confirmed the next steps in england's road map out of lockdown. people in england have been living under one of the strictest lockdowns in the world since the start of the year — but a rapid roll—out of vaccinations, has enabled the government to continue relaxing the rules. non—essential shops, hairdressers and gyms can reopen and pubs and restaurants can serve customers outdoors from next monday. here's our political correspondent, iain watson. it's been a long road out of lockdown, but now, if you live in england, you may well be working out what to do this time next week. getting in shape in the gym? snipping off the lockdown locks? taking a trip to the shops or relaxing outdoors with a drink? yes, what

died after shave a knelt on his neck of to detaining him while an emergency room doctor who treated mr floyd testifies he likely died from a lack of oxygen. and other news jordan's king uncle to mediate with former crown prince who is under house arrest accused of plotting to destabilize the country. rescue efforts continue in eastern indonesia after torrential rain courses floods and landslides burying homes and even sweeping some away. and india's daily coronavirus infections hit a new record passing 100004 the fast time. now the emergency room doctor who cared for george floyd has been testifying at the trial of derek sheridan he's the former minneapolis police officer accused of killing the unarmed black man last may dr bradley i'm going feld said for his heart had stopped when paramedics brought him to the hospital lagan failed explains that he tried to resuscitate for 30 minutes before pronouncing him dead shaven is facing charges including 2nd degree murder after nailing on for its neck for more than 9 minutes. was your leading theory then for the cause of most of floyd's cardia

say that there was clearly a reasonable use of where there's no other way to misusing the word that mr flint was not resisting arrest in any way shape or form and that he should not have been pinned down for the length of time that he was pinned down jordan's royal called says the prince sums up in hussein has signed a letter pledging his allegiance to the king the government has accused the former prime prince of trying to destabilize the country the talks are going to reports from the company among the 2 day royal drama began and apparently ended with the marginalized but popular prince hamza still at center stage on monday evening king abdullah dispatched his uncle to intervene. a short time later prince hamza signed a letter saying we must all stand behind the king in his efforts to protect jordan there was no mention of the investigation announced the day before the government had accused prince hamza of plotting with foreign entities to destabilize jordan while bassem of the surveillance incepted movements including communication with foreign sides on a so-called 0 hour to trigge

and amplify your voice you're only human mr merivale the media will miss when true story no topic is off the table why in the world what was humanize an individual domestic terror this was an illegal occupation of a country what they're doing is they're removing knowledge it's historical that in this in this strain where a global audience becomes a global community on al-jazeera. the moon. oh. oh. talk about your challenges there with me so robin a reminder of our top stories india has seen its worst day so far from the coronavirus with maybe 3300 more fatalities taking the official toll past 200000 but the actual number has sought to be far higher. the british prime minister has denied allegations that he tried to get party donors to pay for his renovations to his official residence boris johnson says he personally covered the cost the u.k. political watchdog is now investigating and south africa's presidents around opposer has told a corruption inquiry involving his predecessor that he will not defend the indefensible jacob zuma is facing allegations of allowing a wealthy business

jordan's royal court says prince holmes i've been the same has signed a letter pledging his allegiance to the king the government has accused the former crown prince of trying to destabilize the country as natasha going to report from the company among the 2 day royal drama began and apparently ended with the marginalized but popular prince hamza still at center stage on monday evening king abdullah dispatched his uncle to intervene. a short time later prince hamza signed a letter saying we must all stand behind the king in his efforts to protect jordan there was no mention of the investigation announced the day before the government had accused prince hamza of plotting with foreign entities to destabilize jordan while bassem of the surveillance incepted movements including communication with foreign sides on a so-called 0 hour to trigger measures i am that undermining else debility at the prince has denied the allegations he said highlighting worries of government corruption and failed economic policies was the real reason he was warned to stay silent the turmoil within the royal rank

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say that there was clearly and reasonable use of words there's no other way to misusing the word that mr flint was not resisting arrest in any way shape or form and that he should not have been pinned down for the length of time that he was pinned down in other world news jordan's oil corps says prince hamza bin hussein has signed a letter pledging his allegiance to the king the government has accused the form a crown prince of trying to destabilize a country that i should go name before some on the 2 day royal drama began and apparently ended with the marginalized but popular prince hamza still at center stage on monday evening king abdullah dispatched his uncle to intervene. a short time later prince hamza signed a letter saying we must all stand behind the king in his efforts to protect jordan there was no mention of the investigation announced the day before the government had accused prince hamza of plotting with foreign entities to destabilize jordan while bassem of the surveillance incepted movements including communication with foreign sides on a so-called 0 hour to trigger measu

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>> when 90% of members of congress are vaccinated. >> you're not a doctor, mr. clyburn. he is. what is the number? we're seeing the number, oregon, making permanent indefinite restrictions on businesses. clyburn said 90% of congress needs to be vaccinated. that is when you get your liberties back? is that the standard? >> that is what everyone is telling me back home right now, it is just hypocrisy, right? everyone on capitol hill had the chance to get the vaccine. so theoretically most were going to have, we're still keeping wearing masks. america looks at this, what is up with that. be honest with us. is there ever an endgame? why a lot of people won't get the vaccination, even if they do they will still have to wear the mask. dr. fauci realizes that mask is a sign ever being drug around, we lose our independence when we have to wear the mask. we want to be talked to honestly. we want to know what the potential side-effects are for the vaccine. people don't believe dr. fauci. he lost his credibility with the american public. elizabeth: we hear you. a lot of people say you kno

time for his questioning forcing jim clyburn to intervene. >> mr. chairman, mr. chairman, i don't want you to answer my question. the american people want dr. fauci to answer the question. >> your time has expired, sir. you need to respect the chair and shut your mout. >> joining me now is the congresswoman who never holds anything back, maxine waters from the great state of california. thank you for coming back to "the sunday show." >> i'm delighted to be with you. i love the show! thank you for having me. >> thank you! let's talk about that hearing. why did you tell him to shut up? >> well, let me say this, we had the president's chief medical advisor before us and an opportunity for the american public to learn more. he had so much credibility. he was being bullied and there was an attempt to basically shut him down by congresswoman jordan. and so we only have limited time. we only have five minutes each. and he does not respect the chair, he does not respect the other members, he speaks over time, and he continues to carry a message that they ge