gregg bilson, jr.: our craft is one of those crafts. if it's done exceptionally well, you're in the moment the entire time. hayden bilson: this is one of jack sparrow's pistols from "pirates of the caribbean" two and three. some of the iconic props we've got our hands on over the years include the flamethrower from "once upon a time in hollywood." gregg bilson, jr.: the claws that are used for "wolverine." hayden bilson: dexter's knife set. we've got a practical, a rubber version, a retractable, and then a blood knife, typically, in each kit. gregg bilson, jr.: the ping pong paddles from "forrest gump" that were used to market us versus china. hayden bilson: one of bradley cooper's rifles from "american sniper." danielle robay: and if you're looking for firepower, you've come to the right place, because iss has one of the largest armories in north america. gregg bilson, jr.: weapons are something that is a hot topic in hollywood and the united states. this isn't about gun control, it's about telling a story. so if you do a story about p

part of it with the state's governor gregg abbott. it is a lot. let's bring in our lead off guest jonathan lemire and we also welcome white house correspondent for "usa today" and former cabinet member, general, that's why we are going to begin with you tonight and your assessment of what we know about this military strike. it was a bit of a bank shot diplomatically or if not military for us, we decided that we could not iran targets there by adding a crater to the country size of syria, we were able to hit iranian targets just the same, correct? >> that's quite an example. not only we are not hitting iran, we did not carry out the strike in iraq. the approximate cause of our concerns were iraq attack. another one hit a base just north of baghdad and finally they took on the embassy and fortunately missed. we have an experienced team. secretary lloyd austin spent half his life in the middle east and tony blinken started the engagement with iranians and jake sullivan, experienced. a role where she may not need confirmation through the senate and sh

all right, gregg. thank you. the california legislature today approved $600 payments for about 5.7 million people and governor gavin newsom has said he will sign the legislation into law. people with low to moderate incomes will be eligible to get the money that includes people who claim the california earned income tax credit on their tax returns. and in general people making $30,000 or less per year immigrant. who pay taxes using an individual taxpayer i d number and make $75,000 a year or less after deductions would also get the money and people who receive assistance from state programs benefiting low income families and people who are blind and disabled are also eligible. now to the latest on the coronavirus. today we topped 500,000 deaths. that's more than the entire population of oakland, kansas city. or sacramento. on average. we're averaging about 1.6 million shots a day. that's about 100,000 maura than the goals set by president biden last month. i knew israeli study also shows the vaccines could work e

to get the help, though, that they so desperately need our greg lee reporting force this afternoon, gregg thank you. well the president's $1.9 trillion covid-19 relief bill that greg was talking about did take a major step forward today. the house but to committee voted to advance this package. it passed in the 19 to 16 voters. democrats now rush to try to beat a march 14th deadline to extend key unemployment programs. now this will set the stage for passage in the full house later this week. the package includes $1400 direct payments to households more money for unemployment benefits, relief for businesses, schools and local governments, as well as an increase in the federal minimum wage. coming up today. here on the four high school sports are allowed to resume outdoors in california, but some say the new state guidelines just don't go far enough. the lawsuits expected this week to get even more student athletes back playing again. lad hit is now down to the final four. the narrowing list of candidates vying to become san jose's next police chief, a notable warm i felt over the bay area

gregg smith is with us, our market got. spac, let's talk about spac, you say it's sucking up about 90% of the oxygen in the room, but you know has to work late-- hates to use these terms like spac. what is a spac? >> a spac, the easiest way to look is is a publicly traded checking account so think about management team getting together, raising hundreds of millions of dollars and have it in a checking account and then they are on a mission to buy a company with those dollars. they don't have unfettered access to the money and they have to get shareholder approval, but the headlines today spac is sucking up 90% of the air in the room, so our morning coffee at 7:00 a.m. is it dominated by news of activity of some spac acquiring a private company and in the afternoon on our drive home it's a dominated by four or five new spac filing to go public and probably another four or five that have completed an ipo that day. david: let me stop you quickly. how does a spac because it's not a publicly traded company, how do they get aroun

gregg, thank you. just ahead, a growing scandal and growing calls tonight for new york governor andrew cuomo to be criminally prosecuted ovek his covid nursing home death scandal. gavin newsom now facing a recall effort. our own lawrence jones in new york, speaking directly with families affected, plus congresswoman elise stefanik is here with reaction. she wants the governor out. straight ahead. straight ahead. ♪ ♪♪♪ these folks don't have time to go to the post office they use stamps.com all the services of the post office only cheaper get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. ♪ ♪ >> sean: tonight, new york governor andrew cuomo and his team are in full on damage control after it was revealedaf that they intentionally misled officials about the extent of covid nursing home death to avoid the scrutiny of federal investigators, and even fellow democrats are now coming to terms with this reality, you have now in new york, a

gregg, thank you. just ahead, a growing scandal and growing calls tonight for new york governor andrew cuomo to be criminally prosecuted ovek his covid nursing home death scandal. gavin newsom now facing a recall effort. our own lawrence jones in new york, speaking directly with families affected, plus congresswoman elise stefanik is here with reaction. she wants the governor out. straight ahead. ♪ ♪ but your first treatment could be a chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies that works differently. it could mean a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread and that tests positive for pd-l1 and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene. opdivo plus yervoy is the first and only fda-approved combination of two immunotherapies opdivo plus yervoy equals... a chance for more starry nights. more sparkly days. more big notes. more small treasures. more family dinners. more private desserts. opdivo and yervoy can cause your

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gregg smith has invested in it and he's on the show. you buy jewelry online, sean kehl runs the longest online jeweler and i went to ask him about those diamonds are grown in laboratories. susan almost choked to. susan: i did. stuart: wait till you hear florida governor desantis respond to the threat of travel restrictions on the sunshine state. that is must-see viewing. "varney & co." is about to begin. ♪♪ stuart: that has a certain degree of thumb. [laughter] susan: happy friday. stuart: thank you. at the empire state building, by the way and it's freezing cold here. i went to get right to. florida governor ron desantis really blasting the biden administration on the potential domestic travel ban for some states with florida included. roll tape, please. >> i think you would be unconstitutional. it would be unwise and unadjusted and if you think about it, restricting the right of americans to travel freely throughout our country while allowing illegal aliens to pour across the southern border unmolested would be a ridiculous but ve

thanks, jeff and gregg for incredibly stimulating conversation on historical subject but one with really profound contemporary salient. normally we would sort of usher folks outside into the rotunda, we would have a book signing, but let me urge you to buy gregg's book, which is a terrific read, really one of the things that i think many of us appreciate about gregg as a historian is what a wonderful prose stylist he is. straight up but especially for a scholar. it's good reading. thanks again for coming out tonight. good-bye and good night. >>> you're watching american history tv. every weekend on c-span3 explore our nation's past, american history tv on c-span3. created by america's cable television companies, and today were brought to you by these television companies who provide american history tv to viewers as a public service. >>> weeknights this month we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span3. and tonight we take a look at african-american history. since the 1970s, david pilgrim has collected everyday objects that mock

here now, the host of "justice," judge jeanine pirro, legal analyst gregg jarrett. let's go to the double standard glaring, but on the legality of the constitution, judge? >> it's not there. it's absently not there. if you want to talk about political theater, first of all the fact that there isn't even a judge, the supreme justice of the supreme court sitting there, you've got some one who was a senator who is going to rip this because i mowed robe off and jumped down and vote as a jurort absurd. in addition to that, you've got a snap impeachment where there is no indictment, no bill in particular. there is no incitement of insurrection and ultimately what they are doing as they are taking a private individual after he leaves office seeking to impeach him from a job that he's already left, and based upon free speech, political rhetoric that both sides have used while the country is t looking for vaccinations, help from the pandemic, trying to get their kids in school, and border patrol officers are telling us that they feel their hands are being handcuffed by thes

the family with the 23230 cutout that i think that has a lot to do with it let me go to you graham gregg you've had some turbulent times can you tell our audience what has happened to you because you have a very popular pod cast from what i understand i saw your parents on jimmy door. you've been completely demonetized yeah thank you peter you know i woke up february 1st and i just got an i logged into my you tube and it said you've been d. monetized and the only thing they said was harmful cons not in the i clicked in their guidelines for her book content are completely vague and i didn't you know i'm i'm i'm against i'm not a gun owner i didn't advocate for anybody to community acts of violence or anything like that me just give me these bagan terms and they said i can appeal it on march 3rd so a month a month of not making any revenue at all and not only do they not allow me to have any ads on any current videos i can't make any because i go live for 5 days a week i can't have any super chat money which the audience might not know. when people are watching somebody live they can do su

thank you, gregg. coming up, democrats' blatant double standard full display with the impeachment, shim sham show charade if you call it. lindsey graham weighs in later on. he is fired up. how do i know? i talked to him. the great one, mark levin straight ahead. >> sean: now once again the democrats' impeachment backfired on capitol hill. we have shown you earlier tonight the democrats violent, reckless, rhetoric over the last four years, violates the own standards. they, themselves would be guilty of inciting insurrection. and furthermore, the only way the democrats can make their case against donald trump is to deceptively, as they have been, editing his remarks and lying about what he said on january 6. this impeachment trial is devoid of facts, devoid of any compelling evidence, devoid of any constitutional basis. here to react to all of us, south carolina senator lindsey graham. and if you compare the words that we played of stacey abrams and hillary clinton, and you intersperse comment of the man

we'll ask gregg jarrett what he thinks of it all after this. ♪. we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. ♪ usaa ♪ stuart: mixed picture on marketdown on the dow. nice gain for nasdaq, well above 14,000. second people people trial of former president trump -- second impeachment trial for president trump begins in a few hours. gregg jarrett joins us now. what is president trump's defense based on, can you tell us? >> twofold. first of all this is constitutionally anemic. the primary purpose of impeachment in the constitution is to remove a president from office. trump has already left office. but the second is, really on the merits o

the whole thing is quite unbelievable, gregg thank you so much for helping us understand. we'll keep pressure up and hope to see you again as this unfolds. >> sure all right. steve: let's get to our special investigation on the origins of coronavirus. over last two weeks we have shown you evidence that points toward most likely origin of the pandemic, risky research, commissioned by our own nih that were subcontracted to wuhan area. we have study them and better prepare our defenses. in 2014 after a number of dangerous lab leaks, obama administration placed a moratorium on the gain of function research, but they carried on funding it regardless, three payments made totally 1.8 million while the ban was in place. payment, to echo health alliance, run by peter dasak, that subcontracted to wuhan group of viral -- virologies that had worked with him to track down the source of the 2002 sars epidemic. we know the work that wuhan carried out it is detailed in a paper tied to the original grant. they analysis the bat coronavirus, and sequenced genetic information, and new viruses

gregg: oh yeah. jeffrey: let me go back to our list of questions because there are a whole lot of people who liked this question from kyle. i think it is very specific to your presentation tonight. at the alliance's political exchange moment in dallas, why did the bankers denied the alliance credit? was it strictly business prospects, or was there politics mixed in as well? gregg: i have debated this question. certainly, the business people, bankers and so on, who in the end refused to do business with the alliance exchange, certainly they claimed that it was just a business decision, that the alliance was counting on being able to use the pledged crops of texas cotton farmers as their collateral for the loans that they needed. of course, a crop that had not even been harvested yet is pretty leaky collateral. on the other hand, those bankers and cotton merchants, they understood what a threat the alliance cooperative program was to their own financial well-being, so if you were in the conspiracy mind

gregg is a native son of abilene, and as you will hear any moment, a texas sun through and through. a big payday by defending for his phd. he taught first at a university and after that at the university of north texas before moving to the other side of the dfw metroplex in 2003. he has told me in

when gregg v. georgia, when the supreme court put death back, it was faulty, it was skewed from the beginning. they did two impossible things. first, they said as a criteria, the worst of the worst and nobody knows what it means and they coupled it with discretion for prosecutors to go for death or not. the truth is, nobody gets death in a trial on up, if a prosecutor does not decide to seek death. trump had complete discretion with federal executions. even though 17 years before, there had been no executions. he starts killing people like knocking cans off the fence. because he could, he had the discretionary power. and that's what people could see. look at this. but at the state level we have been shutting death down for ten years. last year, 2020, was the lowest number of executions almost since we started the death penalty, only seven. we have prosecutors and you can see this in virginia, not going for the death penalty. juries are not voting for the death penalty. 34 states have not had an exe

gregg smith. let's move on to parler. their former ceo, john matze, says he's been fired or do we know likely to fired friday and he said the decision was not his choice. he founded the parler site in eight-- 2018 is that he wasn't given a next line nation and said he believes he was fired because of the difference of opinion. rebecca mercer who was also probably the main financial background parler, john matze what it more like a free-speech platform while the board headed by mercer wanted more moderation and clean up special after january 6. john matze, here's an interesting graphic joins other high-profile tech founders that have been booted from the companies they have founded. steve jobs made a comeback after he was first kicked out, jack dorsey did the same. he's in good company. stuart: yep, but he's out. thank you. other way, the market keeps advancing come up 170 points on the dow jones. president biden wants to take america back into the iran nuclear deal and back into the paris climate deal. there is news on bo

the ceo gregg adam made that statement today. kaiser gotten 300,000 doses total which is about 4,000 a week. providers have a capacity to administer more than 200,000 doses a week across california. while a slight increase of doses expected in recent weeks. kaiser's ceo admits it will be many months before the u.s. supply is adequate. >>>. >>> new details of placer county dying from the vaccine. he tested positive and he's been showing symptoms when he got the vaccination. he also had underlying health issues. >>> more than 3.2 million shots have been given. 40,000 new cases per day. this was a little bit two weeks ago. check out this huge drop. now today's average is 23,000 new cases a day. our positivity rate drops significantly. on january 8th, we are at an all time high of 14%. today we are down to half of that. to 7.8%. >>> a perfect night to dine today was the first saturday since the statewide shelter at home order was lifted and san francisco restaurants were not disappointed. >> sergio quintana. all across san francisco

tv's gregg liggins joins us now live with the significance of the variance. found here in the bay. greg? yeah, christina, with each change in the virus, there is a chance it could become more contagious, more deadly or more resistant to current vaccine. so one doctor i spoke with today says the discovery of these new variants her really ue need to pick up the pace of vaccinations. if you immunized people as fast as possible. that will actually just bring on the amount of virus in the community, so it gives it a lower chance of mutating asbury covid restrictions loosened this week and california crossed a milestone with more than 40,000 deaths. coronavirus variants found in brazil and the uk have made their way to the bay area, according to stanford research. doesn't change my is make me feel more worried. yeah, i mean, it z found to happen like we just assumed it was gonna happen. the variants found in virus samples tested it. stanford's clinical virology lab were first reported by bay area news group and confirmed by ktvu. uk vary it is thought to be roughly 50% more contagious or

sam gregg now to talk to us about competing economic visions now and how they are playing and feeling the deep divisions. and again, dr. guelzo got us talking about civil war to division. dr. greg, let's talk about those economic causes of deep divisions in our country. >> thank you very much. it is a pleasure to be with you and to be removing professor -- to be following professor guelzo, as well. i am here to talk about our economic divisions. from a historical perspective, it is worth remembering that the united states has been characterized by deep debates about economic issues from the beginning of the republic. those of you who have studied economic history will know that right at the beginning of the republic, there were those who saw the future of america as one of industrial capitalism and they were associated with people like alexander hamilton. there were others who saw america as having a -- future. who saw america as a land of freeholders living on farms and essentially pursuing an agrarian lifestyle. they were associated with people like thomas jefferson. in the founding

gregg williams you know he's a very successful and intelligent money manager and he is absolutely convinced that he said you know i think the one thing that everybody is missing is the threat of a tremendous inflation surprise and i would have to agree i mean history to this moment modern monetary people and the expenses you know the way people are spending money in big government i mean i just don't think there's any doubt they're going to keep pushing it until they get inflation and then they can have way too much you because inflation sleeping pregnant you can have a little so you know but mahdi's are reflecting a wreck so it's back to the one $970.00 s. style he got inflation are stagflation the economy certainly a stagnating because the cause of it crisis and if all that money printing comes around do you have inflation i heard the pa saying or interview you know he is safe saying guy doesn't like to climb by the way but i see these conflicts online flash in the come around it seems to me that one of the issues is that for 20 years starting with the clinton administration the world eco

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gregg jarrett, peter schweizer coming up. this is a busy news breaking friday night. ♪ ♪ ♪ if i could be you and you could be me ♪ ♪ for just one hour ♪ ♪ if we could find a way to get inside each other's mind ♪ ♪ walk a mile in my shoes ♪ ♪ walk a mile in my shoes ♪ ♪ well before you abuse, criticize and accuse ♪ ♪ walk a mile in my shoes ♪ ♪ ♪ >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm ashley strohmier. the cdc announcing a sweeping basque order moments ago. starting before midnight tuesday, masks must be worn by all travelers on all public transportation that includes ride shares and transportation hubs. public transportation requires a mask, the cdc order will make it easier to enforce their numeral as some u.s. covid-19 dallas approach 140,000. buying frenzy leaving wall street concern how much damage online revolt can actually do to the market. if some calling for regulators to step in and other saying this is a stand against financial elites. the game stop saga causing the s&p 500

gregg jarrett, peter schweizer coming up. this is a busy news breaking friday night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i'm rick leventhal appear to capitol police officer brian sik nick will lie and honor at the capitol rotunda. it a ceremonial arrival will take place on tuesday february 2nd at the east front of the capitol. he got hit in the head with a fire expenditure during the ride atomic riots. meanwhile, fbi agent saying that to pipe bombs discovered just to near the u.s. capitol bulb replaced outside of both republican and democratic party headquarters stated they were discovered more than an hour before the rioters stormed the u.s. capitol but never went off. they increased a reward for information leading to arrests to $100,000. if i'm rick leventhal, back to "hannity." >> sean: developing this friday night, we are learning now that kevin kleinsmith the corrupt anti-trump resistance lawyer caught altering evidence in the carter page pfizer warrant is only going to get probation after pleading guilty in the derm probe. did nothing

ladies and gentlemen that is sam gregg. last but not least my colleague dr. jo lecompte who is the director of the assignment center for american studies. an abc foundation fellow. prior to arriving at the foundation joe help in new york city where he taught courses on western civilization, american foreign policy and international human rights. he iss a scholar on john locke and the religious influences on the development of civil democracy. joe is the author of the "new york times" bestseller, a hobbit, a wardrobe, and a great war. hate j.r.r. tolkien and cs lewis rediscovered faith, friendship and heroism. he is currently under currently producing a film based on the book and the sound trailer can bee found hobbit wardrobe.com. joe's commentary on religion in public life has appeared in the nations leading media outlet included in the "new york times", the wall street journal, "washington post" and national affairs and the national interest. for ten years he's also served as a commentator for the national public radio, all things considered. so with that,

i've heard multiple reports of really strong winds through oakley and you can see lindsay gregg saw the damage right there in her backyard. bob northward, the alamo sharing this picture of a tree down right in his backyard and then for neighbors up in valais home you are looking at some hail at least waking up to that earlier this morning as we've been seeing pockets of heavy consistently for portions of solano and napa counties, especially those little areas of yellow, those are your cells that have produced hail so far this morning across parts of the north bay and we're continuing to see rain in napa down through american canyon vallejo you dried out but portions of northern san pablo bay and then areas just north of fairfield and vacaville still in the midst of some of those isolated areas of heavy rain bay itself looking pretty calm right now as does the peninsula south into the bay area from los gatos southward down 17 also into the santa cruz mountains just generally looking at lighter showers at the moment zooming out across the region and that's where the moisture plume is stri

gregg smith is with us, venture capitalist guy. greg, you called this the gaming location of the market. seems to me you agree with me. it's a casino. are you worried about a claimant good morning. happy anniversary to my parents, mom and dad, love you. you are the best. store, last night i was worried when my 16-year old walked into my bedroom and said dad, do we own gamestop stock and do you know what red it is, so these stocks are moving with no sense of reality. power is almost being democratized and we are seeing a shift of power from the wall street banks, which spends hundreds of millions of dollars a year on research moving to a decentralized network dominated and popularized a social media so i call that almost like a big videogame. you call them casino stocks, but there's no sense of reality in these stocks. stuart: yeah, but is it spilling over into the rest of the markets? i mean, it seems like people are selling other assets, gold, bitcoin for example searching for liquidity to get into cash and they are selling it a l

by the way, i don't know how much -- how it's even possible that gregg haze is taking out more cost, but you look at these businesses and you're seeing organic sales grew and medical solutions for 3m organic sales in aero space. let's say there's a pause in 2021 2022, there could be some amazing, reasonable expectation about why the multiple expanded for the s&p 500. >> there could be without a doubt. and this is just -- these are just a handful we have so many more companies this morning whether it's verizon or j&j or american express. i want to come back to this. let's not forget raytheon has a lot of jobs ge has a lot of jobs so when you talk about a recovery in the economy, 16,500 head count reduction roughly 20% of commercial aero space reduction at raytheon. head count and structural. >> they had to they had 45 -- >> they all took pay cuts. >> more than 55% reduction hiring freezes all of which they needed to do to be able to complete their $2 billion of cost initiatives they undertook last year. obviously this is things we'll discuss with gregg hayes we always appreciate him b

gregg jarrett, thank you very much, indeed. i know that you will be following with it and we will be following it along with you. thanks for being with us. pretty strong words on wall street it's about politics and money. the billionaire ray dalio, he has a dire warning of civil war. sus saw founder of worst biggest hedge fund, 6-week threat where he's thinking of the new administration and biden's promises to try and unite country. dali citing that we are in brink of civil war. we are an inflection point between entering a type of hell of fighting or pulling back to work together for peace and prosperity. so what he means is mainly wealth and opportunity gaps will precipitate the civil war. he ended, words are not enough. second time that dalio said civil war. first time when he pointed individuals moving from high-taxed states of new york and california. this is a civil war of the have's and have not's, you make a point when you use language like that. on a related note, protests erupted overnight. that's a mild word to use.

. >> reporter: gregg knows what it is like. he was set to make his debut in the u.s. decided to boycott it. >> i understand the disappointment of being ready for those situations. >> reporter: covid safety protocols forced practice outside, the two of them can train inside because they live in the same household but that's about it. while gregg says other countries are continuing like normal. >> for us, there is no fencing and no tournament, i think we have done okay but certainly not ideal. >> reporter: rumors are swirling among athletes that the games can be delayed or cancelled but alexander focuses on his dreams. >> the mindset is taking things one day at a time and making sure that you don't stretch yourself out of things you can't control. >> reporter: he has already qualified and his sister is still fighting for a spot for her first olympic. together they live and breathe the sport. >> i think we have a great shot of winning the goal. >> reporter: the entire family is preparing for when ever they get their shot. >> i am hoping that in six months i will be able

bringing gregg smith. greg, i'm going to stroll through a list of the factual i. churchill capital, dm y, two men, horizon acquisitions. we will go through the list and put them on the screen. i know you like them all, but will, these facts and hot ipos have introduced what i think is a casino like atmosphere to the market i don't think that's healthy. answer that, will you? >> good morning. every day we walk in and wake up and it's almost like spec opposes a with news of new transaction of us back acquiring some company and we witness it trade for maybe 10, 11 or $12 art double or triple, so i have adopted what i'm calling an aggressive cash management strategy ahead in an effort to be a patriotic american. i'm trying to reserve and put aside a certain amount of cash ahead of pay my taxes on capital gains in april, but as we all know there is no interest to be found in the bank, so i'm allocating about 25% of that cash to a portfolio of about a dozen that you mentioned because i look at it that my downside in academia is about $10. $10 sitting in trust and in a p

. >> juan: dagan, to pick up on gregg's point, i don't think unity means no accountability and you can't impeach somebody who try to lead an insurrection against the government. >> dagen: that is your opinion, and that means -- what greg is saying -- one, greg is always saying it's not about trump. it was about anyone who did not kowtow to the left wing. they are coming after you if you don't agree with them. number two, it's about helping people. there is a 16 million americans collecting some form of unemployment. i want nancy pelosi to stand in front of a camera and show some honesty and to speak to them and say "we are not helping you, because i'm addicted to trump. i can't get away from him, so we are going to pursue impeachment rather than the aide." they should hurry up on the aide. killing the keystone pipeline kills up to 10,000 high paying union jobs. he rejoined the parish climate accord, that's an extra $1500 in cost every year to americans, while in china still gets to build a coal-fired power plant. speaking of cowtown, we bent over to china. >> juan: jesse, mcconnell and r

gregg popovich not happy. he doesn't want to see more. draymond with the hoop. wiseman, seven feet tall and you can't teach that. kellie oubre jr. looks like a new man. this is classic, with authority. warriors role, 121-99. >>> the warriors celebrated inauguration day with a video presenting vice president kamala harris with a vintage jersey. little stella in this video, so adorable, looking at her role model. here is the presentation for kamala. >> madam vice president. >> not saying you have to put it up in your office at the white house, but it probably would be a good idea. congratulations. blazing your own path. we're all rooting, supporting you the whole way. >> oh, this means so much to me. >> how cool. >>> the sharks' eternal road trip continues, taking on the blues again. blues in second, sorenson, the diving goal. sorenson soaring. that is incredible. end up going to a shoot out. martin jones, like wall, 24 saves. stopping him there. a good night game, drive home safely. the sharks wins. 2-1. >>> the pac-12 parting ways with long-time commissioner lar

gregg popovich not happy. he doesn't want to see more. draymond with the hoop. wiseman, seven feet tall and you can't teach that. kellie oubre jr. looks like a new man. this is classic, with authority. warriors role, 121-99. >>> the warriors celebrated inauguration day with a video presenting vice president kamala harris with a vintage jersey. little stella in this video, so adorable, looking at her role model. here is the presentation for kamala. >> madam vice president. >> not saying you have to put it up in your office at the white house, but it probably would be a good idea. congratulations. blazing your own path. we're all rooting, supporting you the whole way. >> oh, this means so much to me. >> how cool. >>> the sharks' eternal road trip continues, taking on the blues again. blues in second, sorenson, the diving goal. sorenson soaring. that is incredible. end up going to a shoot out. martin jones, like wall, 24 saves. stopping him there. a good night game, drive home safely. the sharks wins. 2-1. >>> the pac-12 parting ways with long-time commissioner lar

the inauguration tomorrow the two most politically minded nba coaches will square off, steve kerr and gregg popovich on the sidelines. they have been the most outspoken about issue off the court, gun violence to black lives matter to trump administration policies to the extent that pop/kerr 2020 t-shirts were printed. >> clearly it is destiny, right. i don't know. it never dawned on me. i believe that i am his running mate. yeah. he is at the top of the i will be kamala. >> okay. after missing seven games kyrie irving rejoined the brooklyn nets. took five games for personal reasons off. if you listen to kyrie he has got a lot on his mind and whatever it is, it is bigger than basketball. >> it has been a lot. it is a balance. now it is something where i called for help and now i have just so many mentors and people reaching out. >> january 19th, 2020. a year ago today although it feels like an eternity has gone by. 365 days ago the 49ers won the nfc championship and were super bowl bound. fans were hoping jimmy g would be the next montana or young. they lost the super bowl. going with the qu

the inauguration tomorrow the two most politically minded nba coaches will square off, steve kerr and gregg popovich on the sidelines. they have been the most outspoken about issue off the court, gun violence to black lives matter to trump administration policies to the extent that pop/kerr 2020 t-shirts were printed. >> clearly it is destiny, right. i don't know. it never dawned on me. i believe that i am his running mate. yeah. he is at the top of the i will be kamala. >> okay. after missing seven games kyrie irving rejoined the brooklyn nets. took five games for personal reasons off. if you listen to kyrie he has got a lot on his mind and whatever it is, it is bigger than basketball. >> it has been a lot. it is a balance. now it is something where i called for help and now i have just so many mentors and people reaching out. >> january 19th, 2020. a year ago today although it feels like an eternity has gone by. 365 days ago the 49ers won the nfc championship and were super bowl bound. fans were hoping jimmy g would be the next montana or young. they lost the super bowl. nobody knows what

you have gregg popovich, steve kerr, always criticizing everything minutely in the world of american politics. they say they won't shut up and dribble. they are more than athletes, but when it comes to actual in china and the leader situation, they won't say a word. they shut up and dribble for chairman. this is the element of hypocrisy "social injustice warrior meets sports right now because the nba to avoid absolute hypocrisy, they should be speaking out here they want to be on the right side of history. i'm pretty confident, shannon, the right side of history is not continuing to cash checks from the governments that support genocide. that is what the nba is doing. they are terrified to speak up and stand up for basic human rights. it is a disgrace. >> shannon: yeah, we have seen that critical inflection points. it will be interesting to see this text the nations are out there as well. breitbart reporting and talking about biden incoming administration has talked about this, that they will extend transgender protection across the board in the schools and things like that. breitbar

stuart: let's bring in gregg jarrett, man on the right-hand side of your screen. if they get a commission, they will use it to trash the republicans forever, greg? >> they certainly will, i mean, that's what they have tried to do with various other investigations, principally into the russia hoax, the house, the senate and special counsel set of investigations all of which found that there was no trump russia collusion conspiracy and in fact recently disclosed intelligence documents showing that the cia discovered hillary clinton inventing the russia hoax as a way to distract from her own growing e-mail scandal back in the summer of the 2016, so it's no wonder that hillary clinton continues to peddle the hoax that she created, the big lie by hillary clinton. of course, nancy pelosi is fully onboard and always have been. she thinks there is our conspiracy behind everything that donald trump did for four years. stuart: here comes the commission, maybe. if trump is impeached as a private citizen, does that mean that any private citizen can be impeached? ic danger in

because of the extra documentation required after gregg's it while the government has said ports brags that even problems should be resolved shortly. brazil has kicked off its nationwide mass vaccination program against the kono virus a 54 year old nurse in sao paulo became the 1st person to receive the chinese sino back shot after it and the astra zeneca vaccine were approved for emergency use brazil's covert 1000 death toll stands at over 200 in 1000 that's 2nd only to the united states. well meanwhile here in germany chance on america is due to meet with the with the country's state premiers on tuesday to discuss tightening covert 19 restrictions beyond the month of january waldo infection rates have been proved slightly they are not declining as quickly as it was hoped for according to germany's robert costa institute december saw a spike in corona virus cases you see that line going up there and it peaked just right before the holidays the numbers then went down go into the new year january night around that day they were was again and they now appear to be on a downward trend but

government has a responsibility to sort itself out they created this mess not the people who voted gregg's it the government is responsible the government has sorted it was. washing out international that was the way clean will be back again at the top of the. nuclear become a battleground in the u.s. in vermont people are demanding the shut down of a local plant from my yankee is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous oh no care power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limits this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where's it going is it moving more towards corporate interests or is it more in the idea of a traditional participatory democracy as powerline with the people this case demonstrates that struggle in very real ways our struggle on r.t. . is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation or community. are you going the right way or are you being lead so. direct. what is truth what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to j