i served with jim jordan. mr. jordan has no ability to come forward with the truth. mr. jordan spews lies and hate. and yet, when he's asked for the truth of what happened on january 6th, when did you speak to the president? did you speak to him before, during, or after the insurrection? as much as he can go glibly around wise of socialism, and democrats, and all those kinds of ridiculous lies, he stammers to tell the truth about these peoples involvement. currently we have a moment where either patriots were come forward, or they will not. and we've seen an awful light of patriots not come forward. but i want to pause concentrate on the positive. they -- then telling the truth, maybe reluctantly, and maybe very very willingly. they know in the end that what matters is our democracy. what matters is, what do we, you and i hand down to her children? what do we hand down to our grandchildren in terms of our precious democracy? so in the end, mr. jordan will be revealed. mr. mccarthy in the end will be revealed. and i know others will be to. in the end, the one six committe

i serve with jim jordan. mr. jordan has no ability to come forward with the truth. mr. jordan spews lies and hate, and yet when he's asked for the truth about what happened on january 6th, when did you speak to the president? did you speak to him before, during or after the insurrection? as much as he can go glibly around lies of socialism and democrats are awful, all those kinds of ridiculous lies, he stammers to tell the truth about himself and his own involvement. sadly we are at a moment, lawrence, where either patriots will come forward or they will not. sadly, we've seen a lot of patriots not come forward. but i want to concentrate on the positive. take a look at 1/6. they have more than 300 patriots coming forward and telling the truth, maybe reluctantly and maybe very willingly, because they know in the end they know what matters is our democracy. what do you and i hand down to our children? what do you and i hand down to our grandchildren in terms of our precious democracy? mr. jordan, in the end, he will be revealed. he's already being revealed. mr. mccarthy i

in a letter, mr. jordan said he has no confidence the committee will represent any information he could provide. they say the panel will consider next steps in the coming days. >>> still to come on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a lot of excitement in sports. a look ahead to the point of picture and the return to the court of klay thompson. >>> who is headlining bottlerock this year ? >>> a nice start for the workweek as we look toward the >>> if you're in daly city, and mountain lion was spotted and officers in the department of fish and wildlife are out on the scene. >>> john madden will be honored in congress tomorrow. a group will pay tribute to him and john madden passed away in pleasanton coaching 10 seasons in the nfl. >>> bought a rock organizers have just announced a lineup for the music festival and at the top of the pack is metallica. others include pink, 21 pilots, and luke combs. it happens may 27 through the 29th with online ticket sales beginning tomorrow. you can check out www.

in a letter, mr. jordan wrote he has no confidence that the select committee will unfairly or accurately represent any information he could provide. a spokesperson accused the congress minute trying to hide facts and says the panel will consider appropriate next steps in the coming days. >> reporter: you will remember the former president was supposed to speak about a january 6th on the day, one year ago, a few days ago. now, he is actually set to speak on saturday at an arizona rally where he will not only talk about what happened on january 6, but the investigations in and of itself. >> reporter: skyler, back to the lawsuits against the former president, this is not the only casey's having to deal with. >> reporter: that's right. there are several others, some legal experts we spoke with say that they actually see this going on for quite some time. operating in somewhat of a parallel track where you will have cases like you see here and then obviously the criminal investigations that are happening a

jordan is ready to go, if that is ok. >> thank you, mr. biggs. i am pleased to yield to the ranking member mr. jordan, for five minutes. >> i appreciate you putting this hearing together. miss kelly, let me see if i have the facts straight. first the deputy warden at the d.c. jail, the person in charge of day-to-day operations at the jail, had a number of social media posts in the previous couple of years expressing her dislike for the former president and that anyone who may not support it -- i think she said if you are behind trump, you are trash. you have talked to individuals in the d.c. jail personality, and they have expressed the conditions under which they were being held. that seemed to reflect the attitude that ms. lerner can convey in that tweet. third on october 2021, judge lambert held the d.c. warden in contempt and asked the department of justice to investigate civil rights violations in the way they were being held 80, and fourth, the u.s. marshals service has moved inmates out of the d.c. jail because of the poor conditions of th

there's no question that's from mr. jordan bags perspective, he's trying to send a message, not just to the world's media, but also to moscow about what his organization's perspective is here. and there was tough talk, but also the suggestion that if there is the, the readiness in moscow to, to debate, to negotiate that there were, there is an invitation, a standing invitation from him to all nato members and allies, plus the russians to discuss the situation in ukraine and how to diffuse that situations at the thought that was echoed by all shots saying that's in his opinion . all formats should be used as diplomatic formats. he means to bring all sides together to try to diffuse things. there was a question put to both men, but pointedly to mister shots about the pipeline. the gas pipeline nord stream to which connects russia with germany goes through the baltic sea. it's circumvents ukraine. many people are wondering, will it ever be switched on? and mr. shots in answering a question was saying, well, if there is fur

jordan. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. jordan: i thank the gentleman. mr. speaker, the democrats have objected to counting the presidential electors every single time this century of republicans been elected president. they spent time overturning the presidential campaign. they spied on an presidential campaign. they did an impeachment based on a whistleblower whose identity that only congressman schiff got to know. they closed the capitol, enabled proxy voting, kicked members off committees. denied republicans on a committee that was chosen by the minority leader. they are trying to make d.c. a state, end the electoral college, pack the supreme court, take federal control of elections. currently allowing in jurisdictions illegal aliens to vote. finally, the january 6 committee has altered evidence and lied to the american people about it. somehow they tell us it's president trump and democrats who are under -- republicans undermining democracy. actually think we should show a photo i.d. to vote? in one year's time, while democrats are doing all that, t

jordan. >> your committee chairman has indicated he's considering asking the former vice president, mike pence, to voluntarily appear before the panel. when will that formal invitation, when do you think that will happen? >> i'm not going to make any announcements or predictions on time lines. i do believe the former vice president has information that could be valuable to our information. >> the indications are so since so many of his top aides are fully cooperating, maybe he will as well. thank you smouco much for joini us. >>> 17 people killed in the sec most deadly u.s. home fire in decades. we have details about the investigation into the new york city disaster. that's next. machine so you won't have a medicare in the world. ♪ ♪ plus, 90-day refills and same day delivery. larry? that's even less to medicare about. fill your medicare prescriptions with walgreens and save. ♪ ♪ - hiring is step one when it comes to our growth. we can't open a new shop or a new location without the right people in place. i couldn't keep up until i found ziprecruiter. ziprecruiter helps us get ou

the panel writes this: mr. jordan has previously said he would cooperate in the committee's investigation, but it now appears that the trump team has persuaded him to try to hide the facts and circumstances of january 6th. >> reporter: you read this letter and there's not much surprising in it because jordan was the one person we thought might have reluctance toward cooperating with this committee. you read in this letter what he says. he continuously goes after them for their work. for example, this one sentence he says to the committee, even if i had information to share with the select committee, he says the actions and statements of state democrats in the house show you're not conducting a fair-minded and objective inquiry. you see language like that and you think, of course he's not cooperating. but in a pretty literal letter, what's not stated is that "i will not cooperate with the committee." so the door is still open there for jordan to cooperate. the thing for the committee to consider next, and this w

since then the committee has asked to speak to both mr. jordan about the insurrection and his conversations with the form preformer president of the day of the attack. speaker pelosi did accept the other three picks and said he could suggest another two members and instead mccarthy pulled out entirely. only after all that did the house democrats set up a select committee which has two republican members, the only two who would joy. liz cheney was drummed out of the gop leadership. we hope that corrects the record as we hope these latest indictments do the same when it comes to efforts to paint a violence insurrection as something less. more from ed lavandera who was in texas today in plano, texas. what happened in court? >> stewart rhodes, the leader of the oath keepers made his initial appearance here in plano, texas, not for from where he was arrested in little elm. he appeared calm and unfazed about everything going on. essentially it was a brief court aappearance. essentially what his attorneys are focused on is getting him out of jail

cnn white house correspondent john harwood is here and our chief legal analyst mr. jeffrey toobin as well. hello and thanks for joining. john, you heard in jessica's piece that kevin mccarthy was asked in may if he would be willing to testify about his conversation with trump on january 6th. mccarthy said sure. well, tonight he is saying he will not cooperate. is there any surprise -- is that surprising to you considering mccarthy previously went down to mar-a-lago to kiss the ring? >> it's not surprising at all. look, let's step back and remember who we're dealing with. kevin mccarthy is the weakest congressional leader of either party in decades. he is not rooted in principles or values or the truth. we all remember when he went on fox news and boasted about how the benghazi inquiries, which were supposed to be about national security, had tarnished hillary clinton's poll ratings. he pushed liz cheney out of leadership for telling the truth about the 2020 election. on january 6th when the insurrection was going on he thought his personal survival and advancement r

mr. jordan has previously said that he would cooperate with the committee's investigation, but it now appears that the trump team has persuaded him to try to hide the facts and circumstances of january 6th. the select committee will respond to this letter in more detail in the coming days and will consider appropriate next steps. here is what punchbowl says about that. the select committee response suggests the panel could be heading toward a showdown with trump at some point. note the panel's response says jordan was going to speak to the panel but the trump team intervened to dissuade him from doing so. we've seen, it looked increasingly, and liz cheney was suggesting possible criminal charges against the president in her sights for sure. is it your sense that is the end game here, that the committee is increasingly clear in its mind that all roads in some ways lead to trump? >> well, look, the former president has been interfering with the committee's work at every step of the way. his

she came in that had and said, mr. jordan, i don't want to hit you with this skillet. i said, come in, it's not real, it's a trick skillet. i showed her that it was made of rubber, but it was hard rubber. she walloped me. if you ever see the episode, i fly through the air. they had to take me to the chiropractic. she knocked the bejesus out of me, and every time i see her after that, she'd say i'm sorry, i'm sorry. ain't she precious? he's going to be so missed. >> cnn's stefan ealuminum has more on white's legendary life and career. ♪ it's a good day how can anything go wrong ♪ ♪ it's a good day from morning till night ♪ >> betty white's career began in her teens, and by her 20s, she was a fixture with her own daily talk show. she cofounded her own production company in 1952. she worked on a variety of television and film projects before turning a 1973 guest appearance on "the mary tyler moore show" into a permanent role. white was a scene-stealer as sue ann nichbz. >> a man should be wreaking with masculinity. >> reporter: her second signature role was on the

jordan and mr. perry. clearly, they were communicating with the white house and the former president about the strategy to overturn the free and fair election. and so, that is problematic to them. so it's unfortunate. there are other tools that we have. chairman thompson has said that we are reviewing those. if we have things to share, we will share those. but in its core, i think our appeal is to our colleagues. if we are committed to this institution, if you're committed to making this place work, to protecting promoting democracy, then we have to stand against overturning free and fair elections. in a minimum! and stopping a peaceful transfer of power. and the fact that they were coordinating in those efforts is deeply troubling. and the fact that they don't want to talk about those efforts now, and join efforts to whitewash history is troubling to a lot of us. >> as a member of the committee, how would you characterize where you are in the work and arc of this? how much you've learned and how much furt

but they have key information on what the president was thinking and as in the case of my colleague mr. jordan, he admitted that he talked to the president on january 6th, which is important. >> the committee, nicholas, has surprised a lot of people with its thoroughness and aggressiveness. will that rise to the level of demanding cooperation from its own, even if you have cooperation on the floor? >> they need to meet this week to figure out what their path forward is here. no doubt they have precedent to subpoena other members of congress. it's something the house ethics committee has done before, but as mentioned, this could lead to court fines they just don't have the time for. so another recourse for the committee and for the house as a whole is to go through some sort of internal process to discipline people who don't comply with their requests. that could be docking pay or referring them to the ethics committee. we'll have to see what they do this week. >> a good investigation is like good reporting. yes, you go after the big names, so they want to talk to vice president pence a

jordan and mr. perry, clearly they were communicating with the white house and the former president about the strategy to overturn the free and fair election. and so that's problematic to them. so it's unfortunate. there are other tools that we have. chairman thompson said that we're reviewing those. if we have things to share, we'll share those. but at its core, i think the appeal is to our colleagues. if we're committed to this institution, if it you're committed to making this place work, to protecting and promoting democracy, then we have to stand against overturning free and fair elections at a minimum and stopping a peaceful transfer of power. and the fact that they were coordinating in those efforts is deeply troubling t the fact that they don't want to talk about those efforts now and join efforts to whitewash history is troubling to a lot of us. >> as a member of the committee, how would you characterize where you are in the work -- the arc of. this how much you learned and how much further

but they have key information on what the president was thinking and is in the case of my colleague mr. jordan, he admitted he talked to the president on january 6th, which is important. >> so why not issue a subpoena? >> well, we respect the prerogatives of the house. chairman thompson has said that no door is closed. we're going to continue to do our work. but i would just reiterate, john, there are hundreds of people who we have talked to and interviewed. while i know it is important to focus and ask questions about individuals who have not come before us, we continue every day, including yesterday and including today to get meaningful interviews that will help our investigation. >> you mentioned conspiracy theories. adam kinzinger, your colleague, put out a tweet thread last night that dealt with one of the conspiracy theorys that continues to be spewed by senators ted cruz and others that there was this one person and i'm not going to name the person, i don't want to make this guy's life more difficult than it even is, who republicans are saying, he was an fbi informant or agent a

congressman jim jordan and jim banks. now, the reason stated was concerns that they were also potential witnesses and, in fact, since then, the committee has asked to speak to both mr. jordan about the insurrection, and his conversations with the former president on the day of the attack. as well as what he might know about the possible planning of it. and speaking of pelosi actually did accept the other three republican mccarthy picks and gave him a chance to suggest another two republican members. instead, mccarthy decided to pull out entirely. and remember, this came after mccarthy had rejected a proposal for a bipartisan commission that would have given equal membership and subpoena power to democrats and republicans. only after all that, did house democrats set up a select committee, which has two republican members. the only two who would actually join. one of whom, liz cheney, was drummed out of the gop leadership. so, kevin mccarthy, we hope that corrects the record just as we hope these latest dielt indictments d

i want to acknowledge the ranking member mr. jordan, thank you very much for his presence here today. it is now my pleasure to introduce today's witnesses. and begin to thank them for their presence here. and to acknowledge the importance of the testimony. when levi was born and raised in a mother of six serving as a pta president model cities representative while also distributing cocaine and heroin. she is a cancer survivor who in the 17th there were 33 year prison sentence was released to home environment under the cares act and then returned to custody 13 months later due to a missed call from a halfway house. in july 2021 she was granted compassionate release under the first step act which resulted in time served sentence. as a court reporter in prison and monitor an adjunct professor of new york university. he is a physician, epidemiologist at the intersection of incarceration, health and human rights specializing. he served on the biden-harris equity task force is a former chief medical officer of correctional health serv

mr. jordan? >> thank you, mr. chairman. we got a markup on this tomorrow. and it sounds like you have talked about public, you know, this being -- this information being public and the courageous individuals that came and shared their story, that information getting public and you indicated that the answer to this, to protect the benefits of everything here, the benefits of all is to get rid of the -- to deal with the nondisclosure confidentiality. do you that i is the answer? tomorrow we're going to be actually potentially passing this bill out of the committee, moving it to the house floor. and we would like to do it right. it's going to treat people that had to go through the terrible things they had to go through. we like to treat them the right way. >> thank you for that question, congressman. i do believe confidentiality and those provisions that attach so often to arbitration agreements are precisely the problem that we're dealing with in the first place. and the opportunity for individuals who are signing contracts to truly understand what they'll g

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jordan mentioned he is concerned about compassion and due process. i am so glad to hear that. and includes a list of things of a delay of hearing in the belief there is a lack of due process. and the fact that some of those individuals they are fighting for don't have a criminal record. and so the concern that was articulated is exactly the same concern that are expressing about migrants in custody and a lack of due process, lack of prior criminal record and link the incarceration on civil charges. it is truly my help they are concerned would be extended to the micro population in our custody as well one day i hope. when the majority of americans were working and learning from home to avoid spreading or contracting coronavirus prison and i.c.e. facilities where the side of rapid unmitigated spread and unfortunately instead of embracing these for home confinement many contain the spread of covid-19 with heavy reliance psychologically harmful tactic that they historically employed as punishment and those decisions cost lives not just the lives of 270 incarcerated people but the

jordan. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. jordan: i thank the gentleman. mr. speaker, the democrats have objected to counting the presidential electors every single time this century of republicans been elected president. they spent time overturning the presidential campaign. they spied on an presidential campaign. they did an impeachment based on a whistleblower whose identity that only congressman schiff got to know. they closed the capitol, enabled proxy voting, kicked members off committees. denied republicans on a committee that was chosen by the minority leader. they are trying to make d.c. a state, end the electoral college, pack the supreme court, take federal control of elections. currently allowing in jurisdictions illegal aliens to vote. finally, the january 6 committee has altered evidence and lied to the american people about it. somehow they tell us it's president trump and democrats who are under -- republicans undermining democracy. actually think we should show a photo i.d. to vote? in one year's time, while democrats are doing all that, t

jordan for his opening statement. >> thank you, mr. chairman for communing today's hearing. i want to thank our witnesses for courageously agreeing to be here today. the committee is charged with safeguarding america's fundamental rights and we all know a right without a remedy is no right at all. we must make sure the pathway that americans have to resolve their disputes function improperly interfered to everyone. that is to refer court system and for other dispute resolution mechanisms like arbitration. effect congress enacted the federal arbitration act nearly a century ago and today arbitration provides an alternative to the cumbersome and expensive process of a civil lawsuit. arbitration is a process that should be as fair as court but easier, more affordable and much faster. going to court can be extremely expensive if you are an average student bringing a suit against a major business entity brings an army of attorneys. we examine the benefits of arbitration the areas of reform should be careful not to frame the question is one of arbitration versus jury trial, in cou

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jordan in his opening statement. >> excuse me, thank you, mr. chairman, for convening today's hearing. first i want to thank our witnesses for courageously agreeing to be here today. the district committee has charged with safe guarding america's most fundament am rights. we all know a right without a remedy is no right at all. we must make sure the pathways that americans have to resolve their disputes function properly and are fair to everyone. that is true for our court system and for other dispute resolution mechanisms like arbitration. in fact, congress enacted the federal arbitration act nearly a century ago. today arbitration provides an alternative to the cumbersome and expensive process of a civil lawsuit. arbitration is a process that should be as fair as court, also easier, more affordable and faster. going to court can be expensive on an average citizen, bringing suit, who has an army of attorneys. as we examine the benefits of arbitration and public forum, we should be careful not to phrase the question as arbitration versus jury tr

so she came in that day and she said, mr. jordan, i don't want to hit you with this skillet. i said, come here, miss white. it's not here, it's a trick skillet. i took it over and showed her it was made of rubber. but it was hard rubber. she walloped me. if you ever see the episode, i fly through the air. they had to take me to the chiropractor. >> is that true, really? >> she knocked the bejesus out of me. every time i saw her after that she would say, i'm sorry, i'm sorry. isn't she precious? she's going to be so missed. >> queen of television. >> i was from -- >> from three queens of television. >> we three queens of television are. >> you think about bea arthur. >> and then there's maude. >> the only thing that really gets me gripy usually is traffic. it's really hard, you know, when you live in los angeles. but i've also figured out a way where i can get where i need to get so i don't have to, you know, get in traffic. because that's the one thing that really -- >> i feel like you guys coordinated sweaters that would really pop on camera. you guys are really popping. i'm

was a jordan in washington, d. c. thanks very much. now, a caught in germany has begun hearing a case against a syrian dr. accused of crimes against humanity and associating counts of torturing detainees and homes and damascus between 20112012 is also accused of killing one person charges. the doctor denies. donna kane has morphin berlin. so what happened today in court was that the charges were read outs to the lawyers to the defendant and to those gathered in the courtroom and the defendant. this doctor from syria who's been in germany for since 2015. he did not directly enter a plea in wednesday's deliberations. instead, he spoke to the judges and to those gathered in court about the course of his life while he was in syria. and what he has been doing here in germany since coming here in 2015. now the detail of the accusations against this individual, or some of the evidence that we will be hearing in the course of the trial, is particularly harrowing, where individuals describe what was done to them, what they allege was done to th

with mr. trump. quote, he can't mention the election again. ever. i did not have a good call with him today. hannity did not mention the committee's letter on his program last night but has railed against their previous release of one of his texts saying his private texts and public comments about the attack have been consistent. >> where is the outrage in the media over my private text messages being released again publicly? >> reporter: and overnight the committee chairman telling cnn they hope to soon talk to someone even closer to mr. trump, former vice president mike pence. >> his life was in danger. i would hope that he would do the right thing and come forward and voluntarily talk to the committee. >> it all comes as congress prepares to mark the insurrection anniversary tomorrow. the head of the u.s. capitol police says there are no major security concerns this week and insists his department has fixed intelligence and operational failures in the run up to the insurrection. >> our equi

the other gentleman, mr. perry, tried to replace the current attorney general with somebody else who would do the wishes, bidding of president trump with respect to the elections, and we've asked them to come in voluntarily. now, we will look at whatever opportunities we can to get those people to come in. >> does that include a subpoena? >> but again, dana -- well, we'll look at it. i'm not going -- i would hope that those individuals who took an oath of office as a member of the congress would come forward. that's why we've asked them to come voluntarily, and we think coming voluntarily should do it. now, if not, then obviously we'll discuss what other options that we will have available to us as a committee, but it's unfortunate that with what we saw on january 6th and what most of the members who acknowledged was a very dark day that occurred in this country, they won't come forward and help us guarantee that it will never happen again. >> we saw some new video that was released last week, really intense

has said, the other gentleman, mr. perry, tried to replace the current attorney general with somebody else who would do the wishes, bidding of president trump with respect to the elections, and we've asked them to come in voluntarily. now, we will look at whatever opportunities we can to get those people to come in. >> does that include a subpoena? >> but again, dana -- well, we'll look at it. i'm not going -- i would hope that those individuals who took an oath of office as a member of the congress would come forward. that's why we've asked them to come voluntarily, and we think coming voluntarily should do it. now, if not, then obviously we'll discuss what other options that we will have available to us as a committee, but it's unfortunate that with what we saw on january 6th and most of the members who acknowledged was a very dark day that occurred in this country, they won't come forward and help us guarantee that it will never happen again. >> we saw some new video that was released last week, really intense video

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even going after house republicans like scott perry and jim jordan in the search for mr information. could some democrats be using it as part of a strategy to help boost their vulnerable party chances come the midterm elections? fox team coverage begins now. wall street journal will join us, but aisha is live at the capitol for us right now. hi, aisha. >> hi, sandra, good afternoon to you. look, no surprise that democrats need a legislative win badly, especially after build back better essentially died over the holidays and january 6th is really a great time politically for them to move another big biden agenda item forward, and that is of course voting rights legislation, both the vice president and the president emphasized that today during their speeches here at the capitol. watch. >> brutality of bloody sunday, the edmund pettis bridge, came historic voting rights. now let's step up, write the next chapter in american history. january 6th marks not the end of democracy, but the beginning of a renaissance of liberty and fair play. >> chuck schumer wants a vote to blow up the filib

mr. tan about what is that? yeah organization the advisory councilman historic preservation is an independent federal agency part of the executive branch. it was it is was created by the national stark act of 1966. and it's recently a couple years ago celebrated. it's 50th anniversary. it is a regulatory agency and as we will see has responsibilities not only in that area but also to advise the president in congress on matters concerning preservation policy. the regulatory section is called section 106 and that is a requirement that all federal agencies have to request the to take into account the impact of their projects of their undertakings and that's broadly construed permit of funding actual license a connection nexus in any way that they have to take that into account if they're going to have a an effect on a historic property or a potential historic property defined as a property on our eligible for the national register. and then they have to request a comments of the advisory council give the council a

mr. tan about what is that? yeah organization the advisory councilman historic preservation is an independent federal agency part of the executive branch. it was it is was created by the national stark preservation act of 1966 and it recently a couple years ago celebrated. it's 50th anniversary. it is a regulatory agency and as we will see has responsibilities not only in that area but also to advise the president in congress matters concerning preservation policy. the regulatory section is called section 106 and that is a requirement that all federal agencies have to request the to take into account the impact of their projects of their undertakings and that's broadly construed permit of funding actual license a connection nexus in any way that they have to take that into account if they're going to have a an effect on a historic property or a potential historic property defined as a property on our eligible for the national register. and then they have to request a comments of the advisory council give the cou

we have to correspondence following these talks. rosalind jordan is in washington. d. c will be speaking to her in a moment for her less costly with dulcet jabari, who's in moscow. and also the russians really give her time to hear what mr. blinking has said publicly to his ukranian hosts. but how is moscow reacting now to the various lines of accusations being made by them while they're being met by a counter accusations we've been hearing from the russian deputy foreign minister survey coff who has been speaking at a scheduled event here in the capital. and he use the opportunity, of course, to address the latest news that's come out of he said that russia will not move its troops within its own borders based on what other countries want or the pressures from outside countries. he also went on to say that so the supplies that are heading to ukraine from various western powers are not helping the situation and their considered are threats against russia. he also went on to say that russia will do everything that can't prevent ukraine from joining nato, and that's a te

about an apparent conversation with mr. trump, quote, he can't mention the election again ever. i did not have a good call with him today, but hannity didn't share those private concerns with his viewers on the night of january 6th, though hannity condemned the violence he questioned who was behind it >> i don't care if they're radical left, radical right. i don't know who they are and echoed mr. trump's false rhetueoricst qioning the election our eltiec, onfrankly, was a train wreck and overnight the committee chairman telling cnn they hope to talk to someone even closer to mr. trump, former vice president mike pence. >> his life was in danger. i would hope that he would do the right thing and come forth >> it all comes as congress prepares to mark the insurrection anniversary tomorrow and one surprising change of plans for the day from former president donald trump canceling his planned press conference on the anniversary after pressure from some fellow republicans. trump saying he'll share his thoughts at a later rally.

mr. tan about what is that? yeah organization the advisory councilman historic preservation is an independent federal agency part of the executive branch. it was it is was created by the national stark act of 1966. and it's recently a couple years ago celebrated. it's 50th anniversary. it is a regulatory agency and as we will see has responsibilities not only in that area but also to advise thesi

mr. tan about what is that? yeah organization the advisory councilman historic preservation is an independent federal agency part of the executive branch.