of course i'm talking about any mccabe and michael flynn. okay. both where are accused of blind to the, to the api i one did one got off the hook, his whole pension, the whole thing, and the other guy left bankrupt. okay. now irrespective of if you like, either one of those guys, the outcomes were very, very different. and it tells me that there is a dual system of justice and my bronco headline. absolutely not. in fact, my particular favorite is the fact that we are making so much out of this january 6 . trespass has been called everything from the worst insurrection. we actually had people in congress say that it was worse and world war jose civil war and 911. at the same time, while, by the way, here in new york, new jersey, there were billboard to see if, you know anything, if you know anything about any kind of interaction called the f b i. at the same time, i'm here in new york. when we had this city, almost in flames from b, l m, an antique riot, there wasn't the slightest interest in finding out who was responsible, who organized it so whi

kennedy: mike flynn. >> exactly but the difference, there's a judicial proceeding get, they have a specific intent as they aided him and that's a 20 year sentence bounty, that's a big deal but the accessory after the fact is what i love more because in that case, if you know someone to have committed an offense against the u.s. and you receive, or comfort or assist them in preventing apprehension, back in be even a small amount, even then you are on the hook for half of the sentence or life, 15 years so that's an easier charged to prove and also a lot broader. you could put a lot of things under that container of accessory after the fact to me that's exactly what they are doing simply by existing every day in their skin and not helping, they have a lot to answer for. kennedy: let's say they find brian laundrie, would it be hard fbi investigators to prove his parents lied to them and proof they were aiding their son and he's alive and using a burner phone to talk to their mom? >> it determines it depends if they are saying if it's i'm sorry, it's my fault but when you look at the three adult

then-vice president biden had directed the russia investigation, and directed us to investigate mike flynn. and they specifically pointed to a meeting in the oval office where people were alleging this had happened. well, i had been in that meeting, and i knew that didn't happen. so i did also want to be able to get the truth out there. >> o'donnell: so here you are, just diagnosed with breast cancer, and you feel like you have to go and tell, not only the congress but the world, the truth. >> right. not ideal timing. >> o'donnell: how did you manage it all? >> it was just a few days since i'd gotten the diagnosis, and i would find, as i was trying to get ready for this testimony, i would find myself googling the survival rates for papillary cancer, or different treatments. you know, you couldn't-- i couldn't help but be very distracted by that. >> o'donnell: the type of breast cancer yates had is rare, and she needed a double mastectomy. >> so, i testified in the senate judiciary committee. a couple of weeks later, spoke at the democratic national convention. and then the day after that,

we saw that in the flynn case, the general flynn case that we were brought through from the very beginning to that. and that's in play as well. and there's no tougher position that i think that a parent could be in when a child comes to them, if this was the case, and they were told that something had happened. if they opened up their mouth and rule number one in criminal defense, do not give a statement, but if they did, they had to give it truthfully. so false swearing is in the possibility of charges as well and you talked about obstruction. >> did they false swear? did they lead the investigators down a wrong path? did they know more than they said they do? it all depends and it's very fact specifically, but there was a sound bite there and i echo it because we just lost two young individuals here, gabby and brian. and while brian was a suspect here, we still don't know the circumstances of what happened here. it could be mental health. it could be addiction. molly: well, the parents' cooperation appears to be essential in the discovery of their son's remains, the skeleton remains, whe

flynn, ms. burns, took part in an oval office meeting where they reportedly encouraged president trump to take steps to overcome the election, including by seizing dominion voting machines. ms. ramachandran, would you question the impartiality of any audit that was primarily funded by groups headed by these three individuals? ms. ramachandran: absolutely, i would question the impartiality and would ask that objectivity is the minimal standard required for an audit to provide confidence for the public. rep. sarbanes: mr. bennett made a comment apparently that you told reporters it does not matter who paid for it, when he was referring to the audit. but i disagree with that completely. it matters a great deal when your salary and your security and 98% of the entire audit is paid for by people who want to overturn the election, and maybe even the losing candidate himself. we know donald trump was interested in supporting these efforts. that should make everyone question his impartiality and its res

are you the same mccade who destroyed flynn's life and tried to send him to prison a charge of lying to federal investigators? that was created at the behest of barack obama and his cronies. we're not speculating about this because the documents prove it. it's literally written get him to lie. even if he was never punished for that he still has a seat waiting for him on cnn and when he lies to investigators, he says no, now he gets his pension back and he's celebrated on national television. why is that? because andy mccade is on the right side. he's maybe of the national security state which the left now venerates because they are on their side. the f.b.i. can label political dissidents domestic terrorists which jumps killing them and everyone applauses when they die. babbitt did not hurt a single person on january 6 yet watch how they justify shooting her because the f.b.i. says she was somehow a threat to national security. >> -- to kill. she was a military member. she wept through that door, god knows what kind of harm she should have done. >> these supporters are terrorists. two

that's from mount house to just about north flynn. past that it looks better with no major issues connecting onto 680. san mateo bridge is clear, tail lights working towards foster city side, peninsula side. traffic is pretty quiet. so far so good at the bay bridge, not seeing brake lights or issues for the ride into san francisco. eight minutes from the east bay as you head into the city. niners taking on the seahawks sunday. if you are headed to the game, kick off is at 1:05 and parking lots open about 9:35 for you tailgaters. expect busier than usual conditions in and around levi stadium and of course surrounding freeways, highways, 101, 237, 880. you might consider public transit. it's always a good option. they all have options to get you to levis a little bit quicker sometimes than those roadways. we are monitoring the situation in alamo, hemme avenue near danville boulevard, shut down due to a water main break. use alternates. stone valley might be a possibility and maybe sticking with 680. justin will have a live report in a l

super commuters it is a slow ride out of tracy around 11th street on 205 extending towards the north flynn exit if not just a bit beyond. we are seeing brake lights past that point. heading towards livermore valley things are starting to slow down. there are no crashes so that's good news. 205 to 680, 38 minutes. highway 4 west bound from the antioch bridge to the east shore, 36 minutes. metering lights were turned at 5:47 so things are starting to back up for that morning ride into san francisco. the rest of our bay area bridges are quiet, no delays on san mateo bridge. the golden gate bridge is looking good, easy out of marin into san francisco. checking south bay travel times, so far, so good. everything in the green. >>> head lights have been used on cars for more than 100 years. >> a new study shows how important a quality pa i can be. pair can be. >> reporter: crash tests gauge how a vehicle performs in a collision. a new study from insurance institute for highway safety is shedding light on a key component to avoiding an accident. head lights. why is the study important? >> the stud

i spent an hour today talking to general mike flynn, who got his life destroyed by the doj because they don't like his politics, but that is allowed to continue. what is left in the country, really? >> what we are seeing is any time this administration doesn't like opposition, doesn't like a political point of view, they try to silence it and they are willing to use federal law enforcement power to do it. but to use it against parents, things are getting really crazy when they are using it against parents of children with a lineup at a school board meeting, they want to express their concerns. they elect these people by the way. they elect the school board and now they can't even speak without being investigated? it is insane. >> tucker: that is such a good point, committees are elected officials. if you believe in democracy, which apparently nobody does, should be accountable to the people who elect them. you make a very smart -- thank you for pushing back on this. i think it's important and i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> ian prior, a former spokesman for the doj, he knows a lot abo

price futures group phil flynn is here with me to explain. phil, you and i had a lot of conversations about oil, and you're right, when we see prices go up historically there is a lot of demand, it is booming, i'm not saying it is not that we're in recovery mode but there are other factors in play here. you heard my discussion with sarah, one of the issues in the $3.5 trillion reconciliation package would include regulations for the oil industry even more and that would send prices up further. that is the push and pull we're seeing here. >> you're absolutely right. i do accept your nomination as president, thank you very much. but no, you're absolutely right. listen, i love when oil prices go up because of supply and demand. when the economy is doing great, everybody is feeling good, everybody has a job. they're making a lot of money. oil prices go up you can produce more oil. that is the theory. the bigger the economy grows the more oil you go. we have got an a economy that is coming back from covid in a big way. demand is going through the

you have brake lights to about north flynn. past that everything is clear the rest of the over the dublin interchange. >>> hundreds expected to walk off the job at suter health hospital any minute now. >> workers cite short staffing and unfair labor practices. justin, what are you seeing this hour? >> reporter: we are seeing exactly what the caregivers said we would. i will step out of the way. this is the registration table where some of the caregivers said they literally walked off the job with their scrubson. at if can pan toward the hospital a tad, there are about two dozen protesters in the distance. it's a pretty good distance from where we are. they have signs and said these conditions are ridiculous. a little over 350 people they're expecting at suter healthcare. they're expecting to be out here at least a week or until things get settled. we are told hospital employees say they are worried for patient and staff safety and conditions are very dire. they say management is ignoring their concerns. an er tech said they're

got brake lights out of tracy around mount house on 205 extending onto 580 to about northern plains flynn. it's still crowded but definitely speeds improve. there are no troubles east bound so if you are working through there, things are moving smoothly. travel times are busier, 34 minutes 205 to 680. so we are officially in the yellow zone 580 into the altamont. 101 as well is looking good out of the south bay and san jose. hit and run crash north bound 101, not blocking lanes or causing brake lights. a big rig is involved. we'll see if it causes delays as the morning commute gets busier. south bay travel times are looking good as well. all our bay area bridges are pretty quiet. if you are taking bay bridge or san mateo bridge, everything is good to go. >>> 5:22. coming up on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> why one man might have as much riding on world series as houston astros players and coaches. we'll explain. >>> before break, we'd like to hear your well wishes for ken i drop off and pick up my kids from school so, i can't work early. or late. and i need to make enough to ma

actually it is near north flynn, out of lanes, in clearing stages. your travel time updated 78 minutes 205 to 680. if you are a super commuter, definitely give yourself extra time. it will be a while until they clear that out of lanes completely. golden gate bridge, a few more cars on the road way. travel time south from highway 37 into san francisco, about 20 minutes. we are still moving at an okay pace as you work your way through. oakland, 880, nimms freeway, both directions are looking good. it is 6:50. >>> dozens of fancy sports cars, luxury vehicles, hot rods. >> the goal, to drive tourists back to the area. china town is still struggling to recover from the pandemic and also a wave of antiasian discrimination and violence. >> if you came down grant avenue in the middle of the pandemic last year, it was empty. it was such a sad sight to see. >> organizers say they hope the car show puts china town on the road to recovery. >>> next on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> hospital workers head to the picket lines. here is a look from the scen

december 18th, a wild meeting in the oval office i broke at the time about sidney powell and mike flynn are there with the ceo of overstock arguing that trump can actually seize the voting machines and rerun the election. he doesn't go with that. a number of advisers were arguing against it. it was a very emotional meeting. trump, according to eastman, reaches out and says, please give me this, you know, plan for how you do this. now, trump doesn't typically ask for memos that way. so i'm a little skeptical that the conversation went quite that way. but he does produce this piece of paper, and that became the basis for what trump was using to push pence to not certify the election for joe biden and to certify it for trump. the thing about the memo is the original plan was this required alternate slates of electors from these states. no state put such an alternate slate forward. suddenly the conversation a couple of days beforehand and in a meeting january 4th with eastman, trump, pence, pence's counsel and chief of staff becomes, well, can you delay it. that was clearly the backup plan.

looks like sluggish conditions to just about north flynn. once are you past that things look better the rest of the way toward the dublin. no delays on 680. san mateo bridge. all quiet. everything looks good. if are you going westbound which is the commute direction. have you a lot of company but only a 14 minute e between 808 and 101. live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic backing up here just beyond that 880 overpass. not quite to the maze just yet which mean itself are you going on 80, 580 or northbound 880 toward the maze you will have brake lights. 880 live look here. extra volume on the northbound side which is the commute direction. you will see brake lights as you work near heyward. >>> a new pilot program to improve public transition. this is what the on the demand mini van may look like. is promises to make it more convenient and easy tore connect between bart. rides will cost 250 for a standard adult fare. >>> it's now 6:18. >> and still to come. meet our new morning anchor. you can get to know her this morning live in st

communications of january 6th, of the january 6th rally correspondents with rallies like john eastman, michael flynn, sydney powell, rudy giuliani and any communication with trump regarding january 6th, specifically conversations they may have had on december 30th. what is the committee after here, prete? >> they're after the full story. any time you conduct an investigation, you want to make sure that you hit the bases. you check all the boxes. you get all the communications and that's particularly so given the importance of the nature of the investigation and the nature of the harm that's being investigated. i mean, in all these circumstances, you know, the basic principle is whether there are privileges or not, in this case there aren't any that i can determine but if there are, you have to see what the need for the information is and part of how you determine the need for the information is the importance of the inkwiquirery based on the conduct you need to uncover and break down and understand. and it's hard to imagine something more serious than an insurrection at the capitol on january 6th th

flynn on foxnation.com. have the best evening with the ones you love, the upside of this sad moment it may bring you closer to them. tammy bruce is in for a sean hannity this columbus day and we are proud to say she takes over now. >> tammy: thank you, tucker and happy columbus day to you and to everyone. welcome aboard, everyone to this special edition of hannity, the left's radical agenda.e i'm tammy bruce in for sean and tonight, wemy begin at 1600 pennsylvania avenue where the biden administration is facing yet another lingering crisis. this time, w it's a crisis of confidence. three new polls show biden underwater by double digits and for good reason. nine months and then the president has failed on literally everything. the southern border is a nightmare, the afghan withdrawal was a disaster, covid-19 is not under control and the economy is struggling mightily. inflation is through the roof energy prices are reaching record levels, food prices are at a 10-year high and america's supply chain is in a st

bruce bocce, bright young ricky henderson, natalie call flynn and paul. we're all honored today at oracle park. you can tell the history of bay area sports without mentioning any of these folks, especially bright young and bruce bocce. >> i'm extremely you know, i'm i'm grateful >> you know, you you just so probably going with that. the people that are in there, you going into night one out and played for me. ricky henderson. so i guess it should you're getting old when the player division with a great feeling. >> stream. the honor to be a mom. so many great people that maize and some of the body are working or prospective career so to come true to be able to be part of this reorganization. >> i have a feeling bruce bocce will be managing in the majors again next year. some rumor stay interested in that san diego padres job will. we'll have to see will be weird if he's coaching in the division of the giants. but hey, he's got the itch. he's already acknowledged that all righty. that is your look at sports. we'll be right back after. that's why we have one

the bring lights start on 205 around 11 street and extend well beyond north flynn. we are tracking brake lights but it's busy out of antioch into pittsburgh. >>> the live news desk taking a like look at the oakland waterfront right near the howard terminal. that is where plans are going forward now to potentially build a ballpark for the a's. that's after a late night vote from the alameda county board of supervisors. voting to support a potential plan. this is just a step forward. nothing is official yet. the county voting to contribute county funds. it's a nonbinding resolution. they have concedes and some public financing will be necessary. the mayor sending out a statement last night. the city and county now stand to earn tens of manies of dollars in new revenues from an under used piece of land. revenue that would never exist without the development of the future waterfront ballpark district. again not a done deal but that vote last night was enough to keep the a's at the table. >> thank you. >>> right now a popular burger spot shut down for violating health or

we knows what paul manafort did, for example, mike flynn. i think this is donald trump gaslighting us. this politics is based on grievance politics, us versus them. he's taking on the mainstream media including the pulitzer board. this is part of his brand. and this is him trying to continue that form of politics that isn't about tackling the issues of today but it's about relitigating the last four years. howie: let me get a break. still to come, alec baldwin speaking about the horrible accidental shooting as the coverage turns much more critical. what do we want for dinner? burger... i want a sugar cookie... wait... i want a bucket of chicken... i want... ♪♪ it's the easiest because it's the cheesiest. kraft. for the win win. with directv stream, i can get live tv and on demand together. watch: serena williams... wonder woman.... serena... wonder woman... serena... wonder woman... ♪ ♪ ace. advantage! you cannot be serious! ♪ ♪ get your tv together with the best of live and on demand. introducing directv stream. ever wonder how

all the way to north flynn. that's where the brake lights are. once are you past that in to the livermore valley things look better. definitely more volume on the roadway. the headlights heading westbound toward 680 and you can see things getting crowded for that ride as you head over toward the dublin interchange. our travel times reflect that. 38 minutes from 205 toward 680. still clear on 80 and again highway 4 we have that trouble spot and 101 northbound out of san jose. off to a good start. bay bridge toll plaza. things getting more crowded across the upper deck into san francisco. we have reports of an accident southbound 101, not far from the candlestick area. looks like a couple of lanes blocked there and a couple cars involved. we will have get more details as chp arrives on scene. >>> time is now 5:22. still ahead, also streaming on cbsn bay area,. >> the new stomach churning climb putting dare devils to the test. >>> we like to hear your well issues for ken bautista as he heads in >>> it's 5:25. the newest experience in new york city i

i understand from former justice department officials that mike flynn flipped before you could sit down and close the door. they're really more afraid of donald trump's, he can't even tweet anymore. his misses from the carrier pigeon than going to jail? >> again, that's why a serious threat of criminal prosecution, of criminal referral is necessary. i do agree with you. if you get them to a moment where they really feel like there's a criminal threat here, they'll sing just like flynn did. they'll flip in a second. except for bannon who already spent a little bit of time in the clink. none of these guys want to go to the other side. and so i do agree. if the threat is real, they will flip. as long as they think it might be a bluff. as long as they've got lawyers, you know, whatever hack lawyers in their ears telling them they got this executive privilege, they're fine as long as they all stick together, i think they'll at least try to kick the can as long as they can. >> i don't disagree with you about kicking the can and the shenanigans and i take your point about the iron fist. i want

he joined texas or sydney powell in representing michael flynn, the former national security advisor, and conspiracy theories. and he represented trump in an unsuccessful lawsuit seeking to overturn biden's victory in nevada. now this new lawsuit, now he's filed on behalf of donald trump, cleaned up, and i quote, the committee subpoenaed is invalid because the committee has no power investigation. and it's as the material should be protected by executive privilege. both of which seem, very hard arguments to make. but it's never been a problem for donald trump. failing lawsuits to drag out the dispute, so that you can win by decision has been his bread and butter for more than four decades. and the lawsuits could come to a halt of course, he was actually in new york giving us went up a decision on video, ppe can see is being sued over 2015 incident during a protest outside of trump tower. when trump was running for president. has been director of security, heat, it was accused of punching a protester in the head. when the protesters try to get his sign back. this video is being used as

edward: very interesting thank you phil flynn. again the only guy to talk to about energy, i appreciate it. still to come, the border crisis. is the biden demonstration send the wrong message question rick very deep the spending bill is to lawful status to certain legal migrants. plus there are reports the biden administration is in talks to pay hundreds of millions of dollars to immigrant families separated at the border. but cap next the points guy con founder brian kelly on vaccine mandates threatening holiday travel. shortages from airlines to tsa. what you need to know before packing your bag. (vo) this is more than glass and steel... and stone. it's awe. beauty. the measure of progress. it's where people meet people. where cultures and bonds are made between us. where we create things together. open each other's minds. raise each other's ambitions. and do together, what we can't do apart. this is space for dreams. loopnet. the most popular place to find a space. today, your customers want it all. you have to deal with higher

a look at your monday drive times, we are getting reports of an accident on 580 westbound on north flynn, that will be slowing your drive into devlin and the altamont pass. if your travels take you across the golden gate from san rafael, southbound 101, that is 15 minutes. bunching up on 80. the east shore, past golden gate fields, on into emeryville and berkeley, you are moving at a pretty good clip. you are in good company. the richmond san rafael bridge is looking light. we have reports of roadwork in the eastbound direction. travel could be sluggish this morning. that is scheduled until 2:00. we have an accident reported off the carquinez bridge southbound. part of me, westbound 80 -- pardon me, west bound 80. when you open a jar of better than bouillon you open-up dinner time to great flavor. chicken, beef, roasted garlic, sauteed onion. with better than bouillon the possibilities are endless. make your everything better with better than bouillon. don't just make it, make it better. all denny's pancakes are made to order with fresh buttermilk. but this month's spotlight stack feels

guys like disgraced former general michael flynn are telling his qanon followers, you need to run for office so that you can tell our kids that black lives matter is a terrorist group and, you know, that vaccines are the mark of the devil or something like that. and these are things that have effects on real levels, and you know, what betsy is talking about right now is, you know, not just a spontaneous thing. it's completely organized. and it's not just organized by extremist groups. it's organized by some of the most well-moneyed and flashy pacs like turning point usa, who is maintaining a website where the basic doxxing members of boards on the local level to intimidate them, to get them off so that they can fill it with maniacs. >> it's unbelievable. we will continue to watch this space with your help. chris goldsmith, betsy woodruff swan, thank you for spending time with us. >>> with cases on the rise and the diplomats worried about working overseas, lawmakers stepping up efforts to solve the mystery of the havana syndrome. that new reporting is next. have that new reporting is n

so much news, right let's bring in our floor show traders sarge guilfoyle and phil flynn. what are you selling in the middle of this very legit rally here? >> you just named some of the stocks i've been selling, ford motor, lam research, digital turbine, merck, service now. if it's up a lot and i own it i probably sold some today. what did i buy today? i bought a little lockheed because it's down a bit the last couple days and i've been trying to fix that position because it got smacked in the teeth back on tuesday. liz: okay and what do you think of this rally? is it that we now might have some big spending bills, whether you like that idea or not, that will certainly flow through to infrastructure names and other names that might be related to what's in, at least, one of these 2,000-page bills. >> it's a couple things at work here. the markets obviously prefer a 15% corporate minimal tax over a 25% corporate tax rate. the market definitely likes the gdp print that gross private domestic investment and final sales to domestic purchasers, what we need to be strong was stro

includes his communications with key trump allies like john'sman, rudy giuliani, sidney powell, michael flynn. specifically they're looking for communications as well between steve bannon and former president trump on several key dates. so there's a lot of information the committee thinks steve bannon can provide that is critical to this investigation into how january 6th actually happened. they think by throwing the book at him they can get that testimony. >> meantime separately, former president trump filed a lawsuit to block records from being handed over to the committee. how could that impact the investigation? >> reporter: the reality is once you start interjecting the courts it does slow the calendar down. however, it's impossible to believe the committee hasn't accounted for this, which is why they had these key players among the first people to get systemed because they know those battles are going to last the longest, then they'll move on to try to squeeze these lesser-known people who perhaps have less ability to fight these ch charges -- fight subpoenas, not charges. for example,

let's go to sarge guilfoyle and phil flynn. sarge, what do you say? >> all right. i like 'em all, and i don't like some of them. i mean, i'm long bank of america. they had a quality beat, asset management, investment banking, equity trading, all good. i'm long wells fargo, but i didn't expect anything too great if from them. they're really dependent on the yield curve. they still have an asset cap imposed on them by the fed. that's the reason why you don't want to sell wells fargo, stay long the name. i love sofi. i think sofi is really the future of traditional banking, but they also offer a suite of trading including cryptos, and they're getting in on the student loan space. as far as short-term trading, i'm long goldman sachs going into tomorrow, expecting great things from their trading team, and i'm actually short affirm, you just mentioned them -- liz: why are you short affirm? >> i believe they went a little too high. technically, they completed a cup formation this morning. it goes back seven or eight months to almost their beginning, and i would expect tha

. >> the prosecutor -- >> the defense was ready to show how stephen scharf, far from flynn was the real victim in this story. >> coming up. >> they destroyed the crime scene area. >> new questions about the evidence and was there another reason why is sun might implicate his dad? >> who does the money go to? >> it goes to me. >> when dateline continues. uff going on inside. it's true, with diabetic retinopathy, excess sugar can damage blood vessels, causing vision loss or even blindness. so remember this: now is the time to get your eyes checked. eye care is important to your long-term diabetes management. see a path forward with actions and treatments that may help your eyes— and protect against vision loss. visit noweyesee.com and take control of your sight. trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze drifting on by you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ it's a new dawn... ♪ if you've been taking copd sitting down, it's time to make a stand. start a new day with trelegy. no once-daily copd medicine has the power to treat copd in as many ways as trelegy. with

he joined texas lawyer sidney powell in representing michael flynn, the conspiracy theorist, and represented trump in an unsuccessful lawsuit to overturn biden's victory in nevada. this new lawsuit he has filed on behalf of donald trump claims that quote the committee's subpoena is invalid because the committee has no power investigation, and it says the material should be protected by executive privilege. both of which seem like very hard arguments to make, but that has never been a problem for donald trump. filing out lawsuits has been his bred and butter for more four decades. lawsuits can cut both ways. today donald trump was in new york giving a sworn deposition on video tape because he's being sued over a 2015 incident during a protest outside trump tower, when trump was running for president. his then director of security keith shiler is a accused of punching a protester in the head when the protester tried to get his sign back. this video is being used as evidence in the lawsuit. the video is fairly clear, i think. here's another look at that incident. that happened, that thing you s

flynn, ms. burns, took part in an oval office meeting where they reportedly encouraged president trump to take steps to overcome the election, including by seizing dominion voting machines. ms. ramachandran, would you question the impartiality of any audit that was primarily funded by groups headed by these three individuals? ms. ramachandran: absolutely, i would question the impartiality and would ask that objectivity is the minimal standard required for an audit to provide confidence for the public. rep. sarbanes: mr. bennett made a comment apparently that you told reporters it does not matter who paid for it, when he was referring to the audit. but i disagree with that completely. it matters a great deal when your salary and your security and 98% of the entire audit is paid for by people who want to overturn the election, and maybe even the losing candidate himself. we know donald trump was interested in supporting these efforts. that should make everyone question his impartiality and its res

everybody from trump national security adviser mike flynn, to trump's first attorney general, jeff sessions. to trump's can campaign chairman, jarred, his son donald junior. they all had these communications and contacts with people connected to the russian government, and they all try to keep them secret. then they all lied about them when asked. it's also emerged that during the campaign, the trump organization was trying to develop a major building project in moscow. that would've been the biggest building building project of donald trump's life. publicly, he lied about. that he said he had no dealings related to russia, whatsoever. but literally, the night of one of the republican primary debates he signed legal documents about pursuing his trump tower in moscow. so, russia's doing all this stuff to help trump and hurt clinton. turns out that trump has all these connections to russia that he's trying to secret than line about. him and all the people around him. so, you know. that's a natural of what happened there. and yes, you put those two things together and de, of course. an investi

trump pardoned quite a few criminals, there's mike flynn in a picture. he pardoned him, too. he's a criminal. we went through stuff with trump that politically is like the analysis to the chaos in haiti. telling people that the election was stolen or wasn't stolen, trump tried to make people think that democracy doesn't work, because the election process doesn't work. trump lost the election. we had a coup launched on our government, something you see in a banana republic. >> we hear you. >> and yet, he's still -- bannon's not in jail where he should be. >> congressman steve cohen, thank you for being here. sorry about that tennessee loss yesterday. >> well, certainly, it was bad -- even worse, i think, was the demonstration of the fans. they were acting more like they were in port-au-prince. >> yikes. >> yeah. >> not a pretty scene at all. thank you, congressman. >>> updates on that apparent ambush outside a houston nightclub that killed a deputy and injured two others. who they are and what we know about the suspect, next. are an about the suspt,ec next. ♪ ♪ ♪ hey goo

patriotic to appoint a national security adviser who likes to be called general misha, that's mike flynn. it is not patriotic when that pardoned official calls for martial law. it is not patriotic to try to sabotage an american election nor to claim victory after a defeat. it is not patriotic to try to end democracy. a nationalist might do all of these things, but a nationalist is not a patriot. a nationalist encourages us to be our worst and then tells us that we are the best. that was from the new edition -- the new graphic edition of "on tyranny" by professor timothy snyder. proffers professor of history at yale university. it's been a multiyear best seller. the new graphic edition is quite beautiful, updated. it's in book stores as of yesterday. thank you for being here tonight. >> my pleasure. >> you wrote the original edition in response to what you saw happen in the 2016 election helping americans identify patterns that other countries, european countries had gone through. you wrote in the l.a. times this week that you've also observed the book inspiring protesters and resistance

flynn bode, since the day he got involved in this case he sat down with wonda cooper and assured her of his commitment to justice in this case and he's held her hand and this family's hand every step of the way. they have my full confidence they are going to do everything within their power to ensure the evidence is presented in a clear and thorough way. i don't think a reasonable jury can hear this evidence and conclude anything other than guilty on all charges. >> this case has been described as a lynching, as a modern day lynching, mrs. cooper. do you believe that? and do you have confidence in the prosecutor in this case? >> i do think that the murder of ahmaud was a modern day lynching. he was jogging and he was chased and he ran and they didn't allow him to escape. they killed him. i have confidence that we will get justice for ahmaud eventually. >> we'll be watching this case and we certainly are praying for you and your family and we'll certainly keep an eye on it and we hope you get justice for your family and son. thank you so much for spending time with us, wonda cooper jo

what i will tell you is that flynn youngkin has been running from trump. although he is promoting trump policies here in the commonwealth. roster short, virginians have rejected trump, not only once, but twice. and they'll do it again on november 2nd. >> hala, you as don't fight as afro-latinos. you would make history if you're elected. according to the new york times, the director of a non partisan group that informs voters of colors about issues said that democrats failure to deliver on big promises made to black voters in 2020 has cooled some voters down. is this a concern of yours? what are you telling your constituents? >> i would see this. democrats are excited about that progress we have made in the democratic majority. we have expanded medicaid to over 550,000 plus virginians. we have delivered on criminal justice reform. expanded access to reproductive health care. i introduced the first fetal and infant mortality review team piece of legislation. it was historic for this commonwealth. not only to have a review and a study, that be part of the bud

it covers any communications he might have had but michael flynn who we know was the disgraced former military man who now is a trump lack. sydney powell, kash patel who was subpoenaed, representative scott sperry, the proud boys, the oath keepers, the 3%ers. he was talking to principals. one more thing, we know senate republicans to the point we heard curt making, they're already blocking biden being able to put a permanent person in place to prosecute these january 6th thugs, the ones at the capitol. they're blocking it. nobody knows what the objection is. they're blocking it. they're already throwing sand in the wheels and there are people that need to be talked to including congress members. your thoughts? >> yeah, i work with matt at the attorney's office. he's a very good strong, honest, ethical prosecutor and he should be confirmed as u.s. attorney. we have channing phillips who i worked with for decades. he is also a very good strong prosecutor. the dcus attorney's office will be in good hands but joy, all of those names you just ran through, people that steve bannon can provi

. >> it did not get a real strong reception they made movies about but when it was introduced at flynn center i was there. that was a big deal but not that big of a deal. there were a lot of questions about it, a mouse in the tiny screen did not have enough memory, what are you going to use it for which really didn't get fixed until adobe came along. the turning point was one, apple going public, the apple ipo. and everyone talked about that. it made a bunch of people that otherwise would never have been that successful, really wealthy. apple -- at the time to give up founder stock market was jellybeans. there's restrictions on that kind of stuff now. but back then people were made in millionaires overnight like secretaries and the guy who wanted the office plants. it's like oh my goodness the technology is hot it's going to be worth a lot of money and we can all get in on it. hey can you get me some founder stock and apple? the second event i think occurred right about the time i was writing this book. and that was the japanese. the japanese came rolling in from chips that were better

hollywood to visit her mother and her mother let you do anything and stay, and my mom starts dating errol flynn and a bunch of married movie stars, howard hughes, hot howard hughes at the time wanted to measure and she ends up just out of poor decision making, mirroring like a thug who worked for howard hughes. at the age of 17, you know, stays married until 21 and then gets divorced, and three weeks later meets the 63 of man leopold stokowski, this great director, conductor and marries him within two or three weeks. >> wow. that's interesting though even given how much time she spent with gertrude whitney. >> that's what's a sad about so much of this is my mom never connected really with gertrude and of the whitney with she would've had so much in common, whitney was a legitimate sculptor, very talented who love art, had a great american art collection she founded the whitney museum because the met t wouldn't take it when she offered to them and a very bohemian -- the would've been so much and she was very close to reggie her brother and she could've told my mom a lot about him but they never