. >> lemmings in suicide vests. that's what congressman devin nunes once called right wing house republicans for lining up to jump off the cliff of a 2013 government shutdown over obamacare. at the time, he decried if you're not with us, you're against us mob mentality. what a difference eight years and donald trump makes. because the same guy who warned against the craziness in his party ended up enabling it as a chief congressional defender. and so a man whose leadership of the house intelligence committee provided a portrait of hyperpartisan hackry, a man known for filing frivolous lawsuits against critics including the twitter account p purporting to be his cow is now going on to his great reward. not the chairmanship of the powerful house ways and means committee, which he would be next in line if republicans win the midterms, but abruptly designing to serve as ceo of trump's phantom media business. the absurd arc of devin nunes' career is instructive. it shows how trump's cult of personality has perverted the

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additionally, the pentagon initially defended the cabal strike lemming. it was aimed at is law makes 8 members more than 2 weeks later though. a tragic mistake quote was acknowledged. we discussed all that with former u. s. military drone operator brandon bright. you know, it's been 10 years since i blew the whistle on the u. s. drone program will be 10 years in 5 days actually. um and to see that nothing has changed, even when it's blatantly out in front of everyone's face, how we operate them and no one's being held accountable. like we've been talking about this for 10 years now. when i 1st started talking about it, people called me a liar. people tried to defame me, and now that we see it for what it actually is, innocence had been killed. not just innocent and innocent aid worker who was there trying to help. i really think that the united states has lost knowledge on how to conduct warfare. and it's now a business. they're not going to punish the people that make them money. they're just going to punish the people that are so the supposed enemies in

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could be a lem. thank god, there's always an enemy to be a scapegoat. we find ourselves once again, been forced to put our lives and our value in the hands of judges and juries operating in a system that is designed to oppress us. roberta was a fair in just and i'm glad the justice system is working out well here lately. i think it was just a made up of fake tissues are the only lecture cycle on the 2020 election those a lot of things came out that was great. tissues to make the site look bad and america and it backfires. so these are things that we are dealing with. the 2 part is system here. their calls are more due beasen ah, between the races instead of we being uniting is that divided knows, wow. ah, yeah. implemented different things throughout both all races. here in america, the cost of asians, when we love and i saw teas, world news at $11.00 p. m. i from moscow reporting for you. it's been kevin. oh and thanks for checking in this friday evening. wherever you are in the world, can we up or after a quick break? so it's a great company. so be sh

and many americans have lemming the biden administration for that with 20 percent saying pool leadership is the country's top problem. democrats are among them with some quitting the party. others even switching sides, breaking it down for us is artist kelly moping. apparently it's not only working families throughout america who are disappointed by the biden administration's handling of several crises. it's also members of biden's own democratic party, some like the former spokesperson for the washington d. c, mayor, have decided to switch over to the republicans in hispanic and also black eyes. i should be democrat by fault, but i'm going against their narrative. and i feel like right now i'm, everything is crumbling for the democrats biden is completely destroying the economy right now. and people can feel it. so that's what's happening in washington dc. now washington, d. c, is a city that is pretty solidly in the democratic camp. democrats sometimes even get 90 percent of the vote in elections. no wonder democrats as far away as texas are switching sides friends, something it's happ

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retaliate against him -- you lay down with dog, you get up with fleas -- but it's a much bigger proper lem for all of us if any president so motivated can employ the federal bureau of prisons and department of justice to carry out that retaliation with all the power and compulsory force of the united states government. trum of loved to say "locker up" about hillary clinton and threatened if he became president, she'd find herself in jail. he never did that but he did lock up michael cohen and a federal judge ruled that the reason michael cohen was locked up was because of retaliation against him for criticizing trump. they actually put him in prison for doing that. that's what a federal judge said what happened when he orred freed. now he has filed a new lawsuit against trump and importantly against william bar barr, who was head of the justice department at the time this happened and has also filed a suit against all the federal prison officials involved in this. it might seem like a new chapter in, i know. take the penalties out of this. a president being a bad guy is one thing and then

he once referred to the tea party government shutdown as lemmings with suicide vests, but most revealing, though, listen to this is a quote, a 2015 interview with journalist ryan lizzo who nunes would later sue over different reporting. listen to what he had to say, quote. i used to spend 90% of my constituent response time on people who would call or send an email or letter and said i really like this bill and they believed in it because they heard about it through one of the groups they belonged to and it was based on lgsz. chemtrails are airplanes poisoning me and that has essentially flipped on its head. it's dramatically changed politics and politicians and what they're doing. yeah. no kidding, dude. it's a remarkably prescient comment from 2015 nunes just months before donald trump would essentially take over the party and nunes would eventually go full-on maga chemtrail friendly. there is something profoundly revealing about devin nunes wanting to quit and become a professional troll. he's worked his way up. he started young and he's young now for someone who is in his position. h

lem in termsbut the attack on es a problem in terms of what we think about, whether it is science or it is history, and there is an attack on inquiry. and that's where the civics problem comes in. do you look at our founding documents as bibles? or do you look at our founding documents in a historical context and say, these were created by people. who were these people? what values did they have? that's not the same as these people are awful people. it saying, who were they? and what values did they have? >> and it's complicated. >> it's complicated! and how did that affect the documents that they were? >> it makes it more interesting when it's complicated. >> and kids are more interested than. teenagers don't want pablum fed to them. and quite frankly, we know that it doesn't work. the historical precedent for what you've been describing is mccarthy-ism in the 1950's. we've seen this before. in fact, recently, one of the publications -- or, a few of the places where people are going, on this legislation -- they say, if your kids teacher is using any of the following ten or 20 phrase

referred to the tea party government shutdown over bomb we care, where ted cruz pushed them to do that as lemmings with suicide vests. most revealing though, listen to this, is a quote, a 2015 interview with journalist ryan lizzo. who nunes would later sue over -- i used to spend 90% of my response time over people who called emails or sent a letter such as, i really like this bill. and they really believe in it because they heard about it through one of the groups that it belongs to, but their view was based on actual legislation. 10% were about chemtrails from airplanes are poisoning me to every other conspiracy theory that's out there. and that has essentially flipped on his head. it's dramatically changed politics and politicians, and what they are doing. yeah,. no kidding did. that's a remarkable comments from 2015. before donald trump doesn't should take over the party, and nunes would go on fall maga can chill friendly. there is something revealing about the choice to quit and become a professional troll. he is not the newcomer to congress, he has been there for two decades, he worked his w

he called the freedom caucus back then, lemmings with suicide vests or those very conservative members who were shutting down the government for no good reason. and now he's evolved, obviously, with trump times and became one of trump's most ardent loyalists. so this is kind of striking to me. his seat is a very safe seat so i can't imagine that republicans will have trouble holding it unless it's changed dramatically in redistricting, which i don't think it will be. i'm not totally surprised he's going for this opportunity on this trump tv. that's where he is ideologically these days. >> he certainly is. it's not a surprise he supports trump. is a surprise a senior member like this, especially since there's a good chance the republicans, gloria, will be the majority in the house next year, is going to give up that seniority. >> as i was saying, being chairman of the ways and means committee is important. and it's a thing a lot of house members -- i'm sure charlie dent would have liked to be chairman of the house ways n means committee. >> appropriations. >> it's a top leadership post

. >> lemmings in suicide vests. that's what devin nunes called fellow house republicans. the same guy who warned against the crazy in his party ended up enabling it. and so a man whose leadership of the house intelligence committee provided a portrait of hyperpartisan hackery, a man known for filing frivolous lawsuits against critics, including a parody twitter account purporting to be his cow, is now going on to his great reward. not the chairmanship of the powerful house ways and means committee for which he would be next in line if the republicans won the midterms, but instead resigning to serve as ceo of trump's phantom social media business. which is already under federal investigation by the securities and exchange commission. but the absurd art of devin nunes is showing how it has perverted inside the in his decision to bail on congress after nearly 20 years reflects his bet that the real power inside the gop is being in trump's orbit, not doing pesky little things like legislating. it also reveals the real electoral weakness of being a trump toadie. he won by over

to do that, kelly, and partly the lure right now is that it doesn't feel like you are just being a lemming and doing what everybody is doing >> right >> it feels like it is almost out of fashion a little bit. so maybe that's -- maybe that will help down the road. i think once principle you should follow in looking at any of these is just forget the left side of the chart. forget where the stock came from it has no relevance going forward. it got way over -- you know, they overshot tremendously to the upside weather and traffic it comes to something like a teladoc and chegg, clearly they had something going for them longer term in educational software and telemedicine beyond what was going on during covid. that's where you can evaluate, you know, the longer term trends and how the stocks are relative to it. one final point with chegg, they pointed to weakness recently in a quarter because teachers were assigning less work and not having kids hold to such standards. maybe it is something that can change getting out of this pandemic >> yeah, maybe i don't know people are going to need a long

this man along with the lemmings around the globe have printed $30 trillion into the system. i've been saying all along i don't know what distortions it will create but it has to be distortions. it looks like the inflation. he never saw it coming. he was ground zero for it. now he saying whoop sy, the only with to remedy it, what he is now doing, that is my biggest worry, forced into tapering quicker and raising rates, by the way should be 2, 3% based on inflation. we'll see how it plays out. today was a nonstarter. you had major news come out, what drove the market back. i have to add one more thing, charles, high beta growth areas which got the most backing by easy money are getting crushed right now because of the potential for losing that easy money. phil has been on that big time last two or three months. well-done big. charles: also powell talked about covid-19 being the wild card and i think maybe what was somewhat surprising yesterday he wasn't dovish with respect to this omicron variant. taper was happening of the scuttlebutt on the street it would happen sooner but

and believe me, it's a lot harder to land a jet on an aircraft carrier than it is to land a lem on the moon. that was a piece of cake, the moon deal. but that was part of my life was the challenge. and here you had, yes, a new environment. but, you know, for fighter pilots who fly upside down a lot of the time, zero gravity wasn't that big of a deal. now, of course, none of us, being of course nonmedics, had thought about the long term effects of zero gravity. but the short term effects of zero gravity were not the challenge to us. the challenge was to be able to fly an unusual craft and provide good, positive thinking control of that vehicle. >> so unusual a craft that there weren't even any training devices or simulate that's would simulate the things you were going to do. you had to make them. >> that's exactly correct. in the early days, we really had what we called part task trainers instead of simulators. something was built to do -- indicate the control system. something else was built to indicate the radio systems or some of the instruments. they were all sort of separated, not

and believe me, it's a lot harder to land a jet on an aircraft carrier than it is to land an lem on the moon. that was a piece of cake, the moon deal. that was the challenge of my life. yes, a new environment, but for fighter pilots who fly upside down a lot of the time, zero gravity wasn't that big a deal. now, of course, none of us, being of course nonmedics, had thought about the long term effects of zero gravity. but the short term effects of zero gravity were not the challenge to us. the challenge was to be able to fly an unusual craft and provide good, positive thinking control of that vehicle. >> so unusual a craft that there weren't even any training devices or simulate that's would simulate the things you were going to do. you had to make them. >> that's exactly correct. in the early days, we really had what we called part task trainers instead of simulators. something was built to do -- indicate the control system. something else was built to indicate the radio systems or some of the instruments. they were all sort of separated, not the great glorious simulators which we have

networks as well as efforts to bring an somewhere actors to justice before turning to reservoir as lemming to say a few words about the office i had the privilege to leading role national cyber director was established in the congress in january of this year, some tension but in my nomination, confirmation it in july and i am grateful for the confidence the president congress placed me in this role for the essential investments in cybersecurity including the recently enacted infrastructure investment and on october 28th i release the national cyber director's strategic statement which outlines initial work that i expect the office to undertake at the same time and out designation of the deputy national cyber director for federal cybersecurity and a title that she will hold along with his current role, as federal chief information security officer and creating the unity of effort and purpose in our shared mission to ensure the security of federal systems. both of these announcements lay the groundwork for the national cyber director team and continues to increase the contributions to the na