denver rigell men -- denver riggleman is a former congressman and author of bigfoot: is complicated. with your congressman had on, give us your reaction of what you are hearing and seeing on the house? >> you are seeing a shift. i started to sense a couple days ago, talking to colleagues -- we disseminated a report through the problem solvers caucus before the fbi even came out about antifa not being responsible. we saw a minimum of about seven white supremacist groups. hearing kevin talk, and i know kevin well, it is interesting that he identified or agreed with the culpability of the president in the riots and said antifa had no place there. i think as the evidence starts to pile up, especially -- not even specifically that speech or

right now where it's being decriminalized it already happened in denver oakland and this fall in washington d.c. citizens residents will have a chance to vote on whether to decriminalize it in the capital of the country super exciting to talk about it i'm joined by. the panel of guests but before that i mean going to bring in our twitter crowd here check this out guys we posted this out on twitter with some questions here some response we got earth dog 58 i'm willing to give it a go sign me up. dog. kurt to relax every i know i'm mispronouncing that the conception the consumption of such mushrooms is dangerous even in the presence of experts to recognize a crisis in the consumption does. i mean to be able to prevent it so word of warning there we'll discuss that today and and here is someone in the know ellis got a palestinian flag there i think right got to go with perhaps on this one backed it is it's far easier to control dosage with pharmaceutical grade hallucinogenics which is pretty key my understanding is there's a higher incidence of bad trips from mushrooms versus other candidates

and i was going to open up a soul food restaurant in denver, and a law school classmate from denver called me out of the blue and said hey adrian, i'm working on this initiative in the white house. to have any friends who might be interested in working on this initiative? i'm sitting in my office in denver, she's and. d.c. it was called initiative for one america. it was a outgrowth of president clinton's initiative on race. it had this wild and crazy idea. if we would just talk to one another and listened we might realize that we have a lot more in common than what's supposedly divides us. after she told me, this i did the same thing that dick cheney did when -- george washington -- george bush asked him to head the search committee. only mine went on the. list so i did get the job, move to d.c., and boy i worked in the clinton white house at the end of the second term, after that i started this interest in food, writing and that led to the publication of soul food, and then to this. book now what i love about the roosevelt presidency is that it has been found in my. book we have these af

whit ayers, denver riggleman, thank you. >> thanks, judy. good to be with you, judy. >> woodruff: there's a shortage of skilled tradespeople throughout the american economy. it's a persistent problem that started well before the pandemic. but it's a good moment to explore what's behind that gap and what can be done. paul solman has the story for our series, "work shift", which focuses on navigating the job market in a post-covid economy. >> reporter: superstar seattle, where the high tech young make six figures and up. but you can make that much in low tech too, says plumber vinnie sposari. >> drain cleaning, light plumbing repairs and that kind of thing, we've got guys making, you know, over $100,000 a year. >> reporter: sposari owns seattle's mr. rooter franchise. >> i've got plumbers that work for me today that make 200,000 plus a year. >> reporter: and they're what age? >> in any age. >> reporter: making $200,000 a year or more. >> absolutely. >> reporter: that's because there simply aren't enough umbers-- not in boomtowns like seattle,

joining us, former republican congressman denver riggleman. also chief strategist for the network, contagion research institute. congressman, let me just ask you. are you a republican this morning? >> listen, based on the definition i thought it was, i would say yes, but what i see right now, no. and you know, that's been my -- i think my biggest problem with where we're at right now, is do i stay republican, try to fix it from the inside? do i leave the republican, just be who i am from the outside? and right now, i've got to tell you, john, i'm leaning towards leaving the party at this point. the more that i spee. and a massive number of local committees that are going after specific congressional republicans up in upton, anthony gonzalez in ohio. i know these individuals and they're friends of mine. and i'm getting the calls and the texts, guys. i still talk to them. and it's very difficult right now. and it's just very difficult to keep pushing forward on the gop side of things, when you see what's happening around the country. >> what doe

i am sitting in my office in denver and she is back in d.c.. i say tell me more. it was called the initiative for one america. it was an outgrowth of president clinton's initiative on race, which had a wild and crazy idea that if we talk to one another and listen, we might realize we have a lot more in common than what supposedly divides us. after she told me this, i did the same thing dick cheney did when george w. bush asked him to find a vice president. i was the head of the search committee and only my name went on the list. i got the job, moved to d.c., and worked in the clinton white house at the end of his second term. after, that i started this interest in food writing, and that led to the publication of soul food and into this book. what i love about the roosevelt presidency isn't encapsulates so many things i found in my book. one is the idea that we have african americans who are celebrated culinary artist making the president happy with food and the first family. there is also interplay where presidents tend to want to play hooky from their diet. usual

extremism and then to not mention antifa, i actually thought this morning that seattle and portland and denver may have had their feelings hurt because they think they have earned the right to be considered terrorists extremist groups and if you notice now that trump is gone, we suddenly didn't get peace. they don't regard him as legitimate. i think that people should be worried about america. we are under greater stress right now the end any time since the precivil war period and the distress is very real. and you saw it. you know, i just did a newsletter regarding the extension between the biden inaugural and the biden inauguration day because during the inauguration day, he methodically went out and he began hunting down and destroying the trump legacy but during the inaugural he was this nice president unity bring us all together, which literally within two hours he destroyed by his own activities. i hope that anybody who cares about america should be worried. this is not an irrational thing. >> sean: yeah. you know bill clinton well. you were his speaker during that time and became unknow

about extremism and mencius not mention antifa i thought this morning that seattle and portland and denver may have been antifa's response to having their feelings hurt because they earned the right to be considered terrorist extremist group and the fact the left refuses, you will notice now that trump is gone we didn't suddenly get peace, you had antifa out there saying they despise joe biden, they hate joe biden, don't regard them as legitimate so people should be worried about america. >> a biden facing backlash were tougher stance on immigration as a second migrant caravan is expected to leave the united states soon, dhs puts apart on deportation and it all comes after president biden signed an executive order demanding a stop to border wall construction. white house press secretary jen psaki says walls don't work. >> the last four years the immigration policy has been based on funding for a wall. that is not worked even to keep the country safer, to keep bad actors out. >> but acting customs and border protection commissioner mark morgan disagrees that is blasting the press secretary

the denver residents were successful, they got the telegraph in 1863. but santa fe wasn't wired until 1868. but even when the telegraph was working, snowstorms stopped the wires. the editor of one of the salt lake newspapers apologized for not having news for eight days. and this frustrated western editors. thomas gibson in denver said, just now, when we're so anxiously expecting important news from the east, it's especially annoying to be deprived of our usual amount of news by telegraph. it's eight days since we've had any dispatches. editors had to rely on more traditional sources, and that is newspapers they got by exchange, and reprinting those newspapers. and life went on, and they weren't surrounded by battlefields with the exception of the texas invasion of new mexico. and as a result, we see certain regional hubs that became very important. for example, the gold hill news in nevada regularly reprinted news from other mining communities. and then also from the newspaper in sacramento to get information of what was going on more regionally. and w

denver: he holds a lot of power. i am in virginia, south central portion of this great commonwealth. when you go downrange, about half an hour south, i saw a trump-tents -- pence sign. pence had been spray painted with crude language. i went into a store and they were all pro-trump. i am seeing committees in georgia, kentucky, michigan. what i am saying, in certain districts, trump or play well. there is an advantage to these individuals that grasped the mythology and messaging. i am seeing that in north carolina and even here in virginia. some people are already running on stop the steal. i am not trying to sound pessimistic, but it is not as bad as people think. but people like me who are angry about the capitol riots, might be in the minority. judy: whit, are you seeing the same thing in the republican party? whit: hello, judy. good to be with you. the gop is sharply split today between the governing faction and a populist faction. the governing faction has gained majority support in the past among elected officia

denver way back in the end. drew lock finds jerry judy and an absolute disaster. the longest pass play in the nfl all season right there. 92 yards, 31-24 denver. 30 seconds to go. fourth and goal. and josh jacobs gets the raiders within a point. jon gruden says let's go for two so they'll dial something up. and derrick carr finds -- oh, a tight window throw. the conversion is good. gruden pumped up about that. the 63-yard field goal is blocked. the raiders win a wild one. they finish the season at 8-8 overall. that's the look at sports. we'll be right back. stwith the xfinity hello 2021 sales event. get powerful internet you can count on... ...and $250 back when you... ...add xfinity mobile with nationwide 5g on the most reliable network. keep in touch with family and friends. stream your favorites with ease. and take your devices to the next level. get xfinity internet and mobile together... ...and say hello to 2021 with $250 back, for a limited time only. this sale won't last, so click, call, or visit a store today! >>> tonight, preparing for stay-at-home order

let's head to denver, colorado. give us a sense of the security measures in place where you are. >> reporter: ana, in stark contrast to what you just heard from josh, we've seen very few protesters showing up here. in fact, maybe three or four demonstrators. very greatly out numbered by members of the media. you almost don't see a visible security presence on the ground although we know that federal officials, state officials, and city of devernver officials are preparing for this possibility of armed protests not just today but the coming days leading up to the inauguration. we know federal authorities have set up a 24/7 surveillance operation in denver where they're relying on intelligence from the ground, from local officials, from state and federal officials to try to be prepared potentially for any threats. we also know several government buildings will be closed this week in anticipation of potential gatherings but again today was calm, quiet. we spoke to one of the three protesters here who came out to show h

the raiders, however, finished with a thriller in denver. we got that and reaction and for the 49ers wrap it up on a high note with an upset of the >>> the 49ers may not be in the thick of the playoff picture, but for the second week in a row they had a chance to knock off and nfc west rival, very much in the playoff picture. not a letter of these days for the 49ers, the injured players, but 49ers up 9-6, jeff wilson jr. in for seven yards. first touchdown of the game by either team. the 49ers had a 10 point lead. next position on the third and goal, russell wilson scrambles away from pressure, hits tyler locket for a six yard pass, seahawks cut the deficit to 16- 12 after missing the extra point. under three minutes left, fourth and goal for wilson, and the hawks wilson to locket again, for yard score and the hawks have 819-16 lead. the ball is knocked loose and seahawks recover and will score off the turnover, 49ers out of the garbage shot and lost 26-23 to finish the season at six and 10. >> it wasn't a moral victory or anything but i bel

and then it has this budding start-up scene in boulder and denver, a lot of venture capitol going to women owned businesses there. and a lot of tech companies are kind of migrating out east, actually, they'll start in the san francisco bay area and get seated there and then it just becomes too expensive to live there any more. so when they want to grow and they want to hire employees, they move out to boulder or denver. >> austin is another good example. i've seen a lot of young people who find they cannot afford to live in the bay area who are moving to places like boulder and austin which are very bay area similar. >> exactly. >> and then there is kind of another tier down, julie. austin and boulder are not very affordable. and we're seeing some kind of tool development, maybe montana is one of them, in which younger people are moving to places where you think, boise? boise? and they're turning it into these cool places that are fun to live in. >> exactly. well and part of this is due to coronavirus honestly. because we're all working from home, kind of doesn't matter where you liv

i'm sitting in my office in denver and she's back in d.c. i said tell me a little bit more about the initiative. it was the called initiative for one america, and it was an outgrowth of president clinton's idea on race. which had this wild and crazy idea, if we just talk to one another and listen we might realize we have a lot more in common than what divides us. i did the same thing dick cheney did when george bush asked him to find a vice president. my name was on the list. i worked at the clinton white house at the very end of his second term. after that i started this interest in food writing and that led to the publication of soul food and then to this book. what i love about the roosevelt presidency is it encapsulates so many themes i found in my book. one is just the idea that we have these african-americans who are these celebrated culinary artists doing their best to make the presidents happy through food and the first family as well, and to keep them healthy. we have this interplay where presidents tend to want to play hooky from t

the warriors tonight in denver taking on the the veteran with e rookie, james wiseman. the 19-year-old with 18 points. but the denver nuggets have the joker with the triple-double tonight. warriors lose, 114-104. they are now 6-6 on the season. all right. it's later than normal because of the pandemic but the sharks are back. opening night, the sharks against the coyotes in arizona. remember, this is where the sharks are based, in arizona, until santa clara county allows them to return. and yes, a limited number of fans were allowed. less than 5 seconds remaining in the game. and the coyotes tie it. sharks had the win. but the coyotes tie it, so we go to overtime. we go to a shootout. and the captain with a nice goal right there. sharks win in the shootout and the game, 4-3. we're back in a moment. >>> finally, tonight, it is elephant seal pupping season. and point ray just -- to make room. explaining it's important that he gets his rest. elephant seals have to conserve energy for their next migration. parts of drake beach closed because of this annual gathering. ranger

hurt for the warriors to have a couple extra days of practice now steph curry dropped 35 points in denver continuing his impressive season. but he says the warriors know what they need to do to be a little more consistent. >>we've got to understand. >>what we can do better, especially offensively just getting a little more flow. and then living up to that expectation of what we're supposed to do defensively natchez is consistent energy and its. >>night tonight, it says are with a new group when you know you planned really talented teams you have to be locked in and we understand that. >>well the dubs are set to take on the lakers. that's a tough one and it's going to be on monday in la so hoping they can get things back on track and together a little run coming up here. the only problem with the dove hub is players can't really hear them can they i mean if people are screaming at home through no, but we've got the fake crowd noise piped into the stadium at chase center so it's it's like they're all right kate, thank we'll be right back. >>now to a story that will warm your heart possibly

we are following things in denver as well. during a march at the state capital a left-wing group clashed with a couple pro-life activists in the streets, we are told this group is mostly antifa. the crowd became unruly stealing a sign, shouting and cursing at the advocates and appearing to physically assault one of them. joining us for more on the unrest is radio talkshow host jason rand. great to have you. your in dc covering the inauguration and nothing stands out. >> it doesn't and anyone who pays attention to antifa and how they organize openly online new this was going to happen in portland and seattle. they don't hide their organizing. there's been a lot of conversation about right-wing violence on parliament these folks are on facebook, twitter, putting out flyers basically saying what they are going to do and they always follow through with it so anyone shocked at this was literally not looking at what is in front of us all. they don't hide it. shannon: here is something from former cia director john brennan talking ab

violent protestors on the rampage through for -portland, seattle and denver. what in the world were they targeting, next. re-entering data that employees could enter themselves? that's why i get up in the morning! i have a secret method for remembering all my hr passwords. my boss doesn't remember approving my time off. let's just... find that email. the old way of doing business slows everyone down. with paycom, employees enter and manage their own hr data in one easy-to-use software. visit paycom.com for a free demo. >> president biden: we can see each others not as adversaries but neighbors, treat each other with dignity and respect and join forces, stop the shouting and lower the temperature. without unity, there is no peace, only bitterness and fury. >> harris: well, the words were there for a few hours before things definitely did not calm down in denver, seattle, portland after the president's inaugural address. violent protestors hitting the streets in those cities last night with demonstrators opposing police, ice, and president biden. dan springer is

presidents let's take this now to the united states i'm joined now by mr denver riggleman he's a former u.s. congressman from virginia who served as a republican the u.s. house of representatives as it is congressman it's good to have you on the program you're not very far from washington d.c. give us the temperature of the country tonight after president biden's inauguration and after his 1st full day in the oval office. sure and again thanks for having me this is great my 1st time on german sellers i'm excited no it's you know my background wasn't just politics you know at 20 years of counterterrorism experience and now been fighting this information you know one of the only republicans to come out against you and on so early which was almost a year ago now and i think the temperature is still not where it needs to be it's a little bit hot you know if you look in a polling right now almost 80 percent of republicans believe that this election was stolen and i think that's a shame and you know looking at conspiracy theories and looking at the dissent from ation that we've had to go thro

presidents let's take this now to the united states i'm joined now by mr denver riggleman he's a former u.s. congressman from virginia who served as a republican the u.s. house of representatives as it is congressman it's good to have you on the program you're not very far from washington d.c. give us the temperature of the country tonight after president biden's inauguration and after his 1st full day in the oval office. sure and again thanks for having me this is great my 1st time on german teller's i'm excited you know it's you know my background wasn't just politics you know at 20 years of counterterrorism experience and now inviting this information you know one of the only republicans to come out against you and on so early which was almost a year ago now and i think the temperature is still not where it needs to be it's a little bit hot you know if you look in a polling right now almost 80 percent of republicans believe that this election was stolen and i think that's a shame and you know looking at conspiracy theories and looking at the dissent from ation that we've had to go th

on december 31st, 2011 an hour west of denver in west evans, colorado ashley and tomco fallis danced to the music that brought them together. their wedding song. >> they decided to get up and dance in the middle of their living room -- >> everybody watching. >> with everyone watching. >> kind of romantic. >> i think i said, this is sweet. w >> it was their party. ashley's and tom's. she'd invited her co-workers -w like andrea. >> it was casual but she verbally told everyone at work, like you should come. >> they worked together at a rehabilitation hospital where ashley was a respiratory therapist.is >> she was crazy, nice. >> crazy. >> spunky. yeah. just full of energy.>> she was a happy person. she laughed a lot and joked. >> their friendship was new. andrea didn't know a lot about ashley but had listened to her chatter about jobs and marriages and the three kids. the youngest of whom was born with a dangerous condition called hydrocephalus which causes life-threatening fluid build-up in the brain. >> she talked about it a lot. >> did she? >> but i didn't get the impression she felt

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the raiders finished the season with a thriller in denver. we have highlights in reaction. the 49ers wrap the season on a high note? with an upset of the nfc >>> the 49ers might not be in the playoff picture. for the second weekend in a row, had a chance to upset and nfc west rival in the thick of the playoff race. not a lot of room in the suite for the injured players, pick it up, 49ers leading. in from seven yards out. the 49ers had a 10 point lead. the next possession, wilson scrambles away from pressure and hits tyler locket. a six yard touchdown. the seahawks cut the deficit after missing the extra point. under three minutes left. a four yard touchdown. the leads is 19-16. -- has the football, not to loose by benson. the seahawks recover and would score off that turnover. the 49ers added a touchdown in lost 26-23 to finish the season at six and 10. >> it was a moral victory. we should have won the game. there are couple of plays we need to make at the end that we didn't. they did. they were able to pull it off. our guys gave all they could in every opportunity they had

denver is not an open carry city in an open carry state. they also note future planned rallies may be coming further into the week when it comes time for inauguration day. this city will be on high alert. washington state has a national guard presence. oregon has a national guard presence as well. we are also watching a boogaloo boy rally that is permitted and happening right now at the state capital in salt lake city, utah. the reporting on ground there is that the police so far well outnumber the amount of protesters that we have seen. for all intents and purposes it has been quiet out west and officials hope the keep it that way heading into this week. >> quiet so far, but this country is on high alert heading into wednesday and beyond. steve patterson for us. >>> still ahead, everybody, more on the shocking video from inside the capitol riot. the threat of far right extremism. it is really real in this country. we will dive into what it is going to take to quell these threats beyond policing social media. stay with us. -kee-on-oh... -no

in denver he's even making an appearance in the flesh. >> it's really taken off. meme and tattoo at the same time. >> reporter: sam coon is the artist behind the bernie tattoo. she nailed all the details too. the blue surgical mask and iconic mittens, even that folding chair. >> i just don't think all tattoos need to be the most significant, profound, deep thing you have ever thought of. like let's be silly. i like to be silly. why not, especially in today's world. like find your happiness where you can. >> reporter: the person now inked with that iconic image from joe biden's inauguration is customer james mcfoul. >> so the idea of having him tucked in with a bunch of other stuff is just how the meme worked. it made sense. >> reporter: sam's saying it's not political for her. she just thinks the image resonated with people. >> it's a good silly tattoo. you can't hate it. you can just not like bernie. it's fun. >> reporter: they just wonder what bernie would say about it. >> we make good tattoos in denver. good mittens in vermont. that's what it's all about, baby.

in denver, the nuggets and mavericks did the same. >>> the u.s. has just endured its deadliest day of the coronavirus pandemic so far. a record 4,033 people have died from the virus in just the past 24 hours. and more than 132,000 are hospitalized with it right now. in hard-hit los angeles county, the coroner's office says it will be expanding temporary morgue space for the second time next week. a funeral home director says urns for the ashes of cremated victims are now hard to come by. a new cdc model suggests the potential for significant asymptomatic spread. i spoke earlier to dr. aloc patel about that. dr. patel, thank you for joining us. for the first time ever the u.s. reported that the daily death toll topped 4,000. what are the biggest concerns right now in the fight against the virus? >> it's overwhelming to even think about. one of the biggest concerns for me at least is what could possibly happen to our hospital systems what are already at capacity especially when we have this variant running around which is probably way more widesprea

. >> reporter: and, even after matt moved to denver, they chatted online. and one day cyndi said something very disturbing. >> we were talking about how richie got caught and he's going to prison and i said, well a knife's kind of a stupid way to do something like that. and she said uh well, the knife was a back up. it was supposed to be a gun. >> wow. >> that was my response. wow. >> she wasn't the innocent bystander. >> she wasn't the innocent bystander and uh, the right thing is to -- to let the proper people know. >> reporter: so matt did. he called the minot police, who, by then, had all but given up on the cyndi angle. >> there was a phone call into the general police department phone line. >> uh huh. >> this individual had given his name and phone number and that he had information in regards to the angila wilder homicide. >> so. what'd you do? >> we arranged a time for detective mattice and i to place a call, and we heard him out. >> he seemed very credible. he was somebody that had this bad, gut feeling from conversations that he had with cyndi tha

fishing or or or the military it's really changed and then the last episode that we did we went to denver to find out how the legalization of marijuana changed the city writes everybody wanted to go an issue he to understand ok what's going to happen but i wanted to see what happened and i was able to sit down with the mayor and have a very candid conversation to say you told me about all this tax revenue you've told me about the legalization and they drove to this meeting there are more people on the side of the road without a home than i've ever seen before so you're going to have to answer that and so we really explore that in the episode about homelessness in america in the in the in the rearview mirror of legalizing marijuana we're talking the marcus le moments think of them as they'll carnegie johnny appleseed. marriage counselor sort of out there in the hinterland bring a businesses up and bring in people together the new show is streets of dreams and boy what a nice 5 season arc he laid out there every one of those shows that fascinated premier december 29th and c n b c r a croaks

is tell me what the top mean harbor drive san diego what is the blue economy mark so we go down to denver just to really understand what's happening in san diego in the 2 drivers in san diego are the fishermen who built the american tuna business so 90 percent of the tuna used to come from san diego chicken of the sea whatever it may be came from there today 80 percent of the fish in america. come from outside of america and so i wanted to understand how these for i know shocking how these fishermen have been devastated and then also oh we're the fishermen and the navy essentially meet in the middle and they meet in the harbor of san diego and the blue economy is really a metaphor for all the money that's been driven through that city through that part of california because of the water whether it's the fishing or or or the military it's really changed and then the last episode that we did we went to denver to find out how the legalization of marijuana changed the city writes everybody wanted to go an issue he to understand ok what's going to happen but i wanted to see what happened and i

todd: in denver protesters burning american flags outside the state capitol building and in seattle a mob damaging an amazon ghost story as well as the country's first ever starbucks. meantime the market closing in record territory on the details of the inauguration and joe biden starting his first 100 days with a promise to leave the economy out of the pandemic. >> a number of economic orders despite national debt of $1 trillion. we are asking for a chief economist for us international trade commission peter morici, thanks for being here. i got a text message from a friend yesterday saying taxes are going to go up. what do you say to that? >> they may well go up. it depends how the democrats choose to use their reconciliation option. they pass one or 2 budget bills each year the reconciliation without any republican thrust into comes to joe manchin. if he goes along with these tax increases they will happen. >> quick look at biden economic executive order signed on day one, rejoin the parish climate accord, that will cost money canceling the keystone pipeline permit with immigration

we watched riots erupted in denver, seattle, portland where a federal building was actually vandalized and set ablaze. take a look. ♪ ♪ [bleep] >> sean: so joe, when will you? kamala, when will you? when are you going to condemn this? after all, that is the new standard, right? speaking of which, the democrats divisive parade, it could now implode. sources telling this program tonight that republicans might actually find a backbone and fight against the sham senate proceeding. that's good news. by the way, democrats apparently are getting more skittish by the day. there are two solid arguments that seem to have gained full consensus on this bogus to presidential trial. first, obviously no basis of conviction. the president did not incite an insurrection when he said to people here that now peacefully many of you patriotically make your voices be heard. this pales in comparison to the language used regularly by top democrats in washington. this has been going on for years. and the second argument, the most powerful one against impeachment, pretty simple. professor alan dershowitz, c

i had arrived to denver with an upperclassman. and they dropped me off. i walked into the office of the utah construction company at about 3:00 on a friday afternoon. asked for this particular person. i was pointed out where he was and went up, introduced myself and i showed him the letter and i said that's me and you have never seen somebody jaw drop a foot and a half onto a desk. he never thought he was going to see them but he was very nice and he said come around on monday and you can do some work around the office and jack nearly from the written uranium mine in riverton wyoming will be here on thursday or interview you if we want to hire you. fine, if not i can't do anything more. make a long story short he hired me and i spent the summer of 1956 at the uranium mine 100 milesoutside of riverton wyoming .>> you left that office giving you that job and you took it. was there any sense of that working in uranium mine might be a hazardous kind of thing todo ? >> know, because it was "mining. you were just outside and i think i survived that. the next ev

in denver, protesters burned american flags outside the state capitol building. in seattle, anarchists damaging an amazon store, courthouse, and the country's first ever starbucks. republican senator tom cotton warning that these rioters are not going to stop because joe biden is president. >> i remember the media and democrats blaming this antifa violence on donald trump, and yet they are still raging in the streets of portland and seattle and denver. when you have a mob using violence for political ends, doesn't matter what slogan they are chanting or like their waving, and to they have to be met with force. >> sides getting very different treatments. >> greg: i don't really care for the tone of your voice when discussing an idea -- we've been told by our president that antifa is an idea, and that's all it is. if you look at the sheer numbers, it is mostly peaceful. there is is patriotic, but yours shall be punished with deprogramming. i've gotten word that these peaceful protesters in oregon have already been bailed out by kamala harris, lady gaga, and chrissy

presidents let's take this now to the united states i'm joined now by mr denver riggleman he's a former u.s. congressman from virginia who served as a republican the u.s. house of representatives as it is congressman it's good to have you on the program you're not very far from washington d.c. give us the temperature of the country tonight after president biden's inauguration and after his 1st full day in the oval office. sure and again thanks for having me this is great my 1st time on german sellers i'm excited though it's you know my background wasn't just politics you know at 20 years of counterterrorism experience and now inviting us information you know one of the only republicans to come out against your non-so early which was almost a year ago now and i think the temperature is still not where it needs to be it's a little bit hot you know if you look in a polling right now almost 80 percent of republicans believe that this election was stolen and i think that's a shame and now looking at conspiracy theories and looking at the dissent from ation that we've had to go through this s

presidents let's take this now to the united states i'm joined now by mr denver riggleman he's a former u.s. congressman from virginia who served as a republican the u.s. house of representatives as it is congressman it's good to have you on the program you're not very far from washington d.c. give us the temperature of the country tonight after president biden's inauguration and after his 1st full day in the oval office. sure and again thanks for having me this is great my 1st time on german soil is i'm excited no it's you know my background wasn't just politics you know at 20 years of counterterrorism experience and now inviting us information you know one of the only republicans to come out against you and on so early which was almost a year ago now and i think the temperature is still not where it needs to be it's a little bit hot you know if you look in the polling right now almost 80 percent of republicans believe that this election was stolen and i think that's a shame and you know looking at conspiracy theories and looking at the dissent from ation that we've had to go through t

and seattle and they had trouble in denver as well. because they don't want that in their downtowns. to your point, will, they have got businesses there. they want to go downtown. there is somebody -- why are they beating up that guy? look the first amendment is protected. they are protected to demonstrate and protest whatever they want to, that's fine. but we have seen this movie a million times since the summer it tee involves every time and there is a crack. there needs to be a crackdown clearly. interesting this morning one of my kids said hey, dad. up in -- up on the worldwide web, type in antifa.com and tune where it takes you this morning? ainsley: where? steve: takes you to the white house. ainsley: interesting. our country is so divided. you ha lot of people excited about joe biden winning. a lot of people heart broken when donald trump didn't win to see him walk out and then you have these groups that aren't happy it seems with. our country has to come together. joe biden said yesterday i want unity and he talked about that i

he promptly appeared at the denver airport and flew to mississippi to spend the holiday with his wife and daughter. >> before thanksgiving, the mayor of austin, texas, had this message for his city: >> you need to stay home if you can, do everything you can to try to keep the numbers down. this is not the time to relax. >> but it turns out, when he gave that warning, mayor steve adler wasn't home. he was on vacation in the swanky mexican resort of cabo san lucas. >> trevor: man, come on. what is it with these democrats? "hey, everybody, it's your mayor here, telling you do the right thing and stay home. all my boys at the pool know what i'm talking about! say what's up, everybody! we livin' that cabo life, bitches!" i'm sorery man, everyone has given up their lives and they're hypocrites. do you guys think corona respects your office too much to come after you? because if it got the president of the united states, it's not going to be star-struck by governor hair gel. and, yeah, i know republicans are also having big indoor parties. i know that. people say, what, about the republicans

in denver antifa extremists and black lives matter activists burning an american flag and a trump flag outside the state capitol. in portland more than a hundred antifa thugs stormed downtown, vandalizing a federal building. only eight people were arrested. and in seattle, three left-wing activists arrested after their mob marched through downtown, damaging several businesses. for more on the left-wing violence in the northwest, correspondent dan springer in seattle. dan. >> reporter: yeah, lou. antifa anarchists made it very clear last night they don't care who is in the white house, which party is in power, they are going to continue the violence. and they did it last night as they try to overthrow the entire system and once again portland was at the epicenter of the violence. the party -- the property damage and the challenge to authority, two different riots happened. the first was after a group of 150 anarchists surrounded a few portland police officers on bikes, actually preventing them from leaving the area. backups were called in, and it quickly turned into a confrontation. rio

denver up seven, now, las vegas appears with under 30 seconds to go. it's a one-point game, the raiders going for two in the win. derek carr with a laser to waller for the conversion and the raiders win it 32-31. las vegas ends the season with an 8-8 record. curry came out on fire. showing off the handles, then buries the triple, capping an 11-0 warriors run. curry coming off the screen and knocks it down from behind the arc. he 21 in the first quarter, he stayed hot all game, fourth quarter, he cans another three, he made eight of them and knocked down 18 froes. occur wi a career high, 62 points t warriors beat the trail blazers, 137-122, curry is's 62, the most from a warriors player since 1974. >> every game, we going to get better and we see the pictures of how they want to defend us and me individually. >> get him, get him. >> ah! >> you see that! >> that's damion lee, that is his brother-in-law he can do it. the warriors are back on the court against the kings at the chase center. curry motivated from social media that he is no longer considered

cuerpos de seguridad locales también un plan para responder con las amenazas a nivel nacional andrés dénver habló con agentes respecto y nos cuenta que le dijeron no incertidumbres lo que reina en el área de la bahía unos cuerpos de seguridad me dicen que tienen información concreta sobre alguna amenaza que vive tus aseguran que no pueden compartir información y tácticas o planificación por este día pero la valla nos como dijiste un objetivo como la capital cuando la turba arremetió en pasado con mayores incidentes con algunas protestas de aquí a san francisco. y en las opciones. en alerta de igual manera se esperan otras. y no más. en los cuerpos policiales noticiero telemundo 48 >>> y en el capitolio luego dijo que sería con 44 aÑos y con cargos federales. y será la corte 9 de enero. y un bombero retirado de pennsylvania está entre los arrestados de participar en el capitolio la semana pasada. nadie contestó se unen que el hombre de 55 aÑos y bombero retirado salió de su casa a la medianoche y poco después su abogado indica que no está afiliado a ningún grupo pacífic