the upcoming election. take a listen to kari lake on cnn earlier today. let s look forward then. can we talk about will you accept the results of the election in your election, will you accept the results. can we talk about the issues? i came on here thinking we were going to talk about the issues facing arizonans. let talk about the 2022 election. will you accept the results of your election. i m running against a twice convicted racist who cost the taxpayers $3 million because of her hatred for people of color. my question is will you accept the results of your election in november? i m going to win the election and i will accept that result. if you lose, will you accept that? i m going to win the election and i will accept that result. in the meantime, we re getting a new look at some of the violence and anger fueled by election lies on january 6 that is all on display on new video obtained by cnn. it was sent to congress by a british filmmaker alex
director tweeted this. yes there is at the fetterman eggnog ration. was it a food tray or a veggie tray? on that note, i wish you all very good night. four of all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thank you for staying up late. i will see you tomorrow. omorrow. if you took a high school history class in united states, you probably spent at least today discussing this image. this is the iconic political cartoon of the campaigning of senator charles in may of 1866, a pro slavery congressman name preston brooks entered the senate and he entered the chamber carrying a metal tipped again and then he walked over to the anti slavery senator charles sumner, he beat senator sumner unconscious and then he walked out without anybody stopping him. it is one of the most famous instances of political violence in the country s history, by one member of congress against the other. but it was not unique. in the lead up to the still war, there are at least 70 instances of
assault charges, video of the incident there. the 43-year-old man is charged congress with a dangerous weapon. cnn s evan perez is following this and other developments for us. evan, what do you know about the suspect? reporter: jim, we know he was facing, first, a state charge. he was released almost immediately after he was charged with a second-degree assault at the state level and now federal prosecutors have decided to charge him on a federal charge. that charge is for assaulting a member of congress. of course he is running for governor in the state of new york. obviously the justice department looks at this in a different lens. they view this as part of, frankly, a lot of these types of incidents around the country attacking not only trying to threaten members of congress, members of the supreme court, other public officials. there is serious focus on this at the justice department. he is 43 years old. on top of the state charge for which he was immediately released
huawei as chief security officer? andy: my primary role is internal, although i have been doing external things for the past few months, i chair the committee of key parts of the company in the united states that tries to assess and manage and control risk, help support our overall ethics and compliance program so that we make sure we protect huawei , we protect our customers, and we can continue to do business and manage the privacy and cyber security risk. host: what is huawei s legal and business status in the u.s. right now? andy purdy it is a moving target. we have the national authorization act, we have a pending rule to an executive order. right now, we can t sell to the u.s. government, can t sell to u.s. contractors, and there is pressure for our small-carrier customers, wireless and wireline customers, to rip out huawei gear. so there is legislation pending that would provide funds, not adequate or providing sufficient time, that would give them money to rip out hua
created by cable in 1979 and brought to you today by your television provider. announcer: andy purdy is chief security officer for huawei. he is based in washington dc and he is our guest on the communicators. mr. purdy, what do you do for huawei as chief security officer? andy: my primary role is internal, although i have been doing external things for the past few months, i chair the committee of key parts of the company in the united states that tries to assess and manage and control risk, help support our overall ethics and compliance program so that we make sure we protect huawei, we protect our customers, and we can continue to do business and manage the privacy and cyber security risk. peter: what is huawei s legal and business status in the u.s. right now? andy purdy it is a moving target. we have the national authorization act, we have a pending rule to an executive order. right now, we can t sell to the u.s. government, can t sell to u.s. contractors, and ther