said, deciding not to refer him for contempt for, criminal content or the former trump team. but apparently parallel investigation going on on capitol hill with the house select committee investigating january 6th promises to wrap up that report by december 21st. also promising to vote in the committee whether to hold the former president we. included anyone from criminal can in criminal contempt from congress. they have decided exactly who those individual be. november is on the committee telling me another portis is weak, they re probably going to do so as we have reported. they plan to meet probably in some public setting to present this report and their findings after wrapping up over a year long investigation into what happened on january 6th. that committee, of course set to expire at the end of this congress when republicans take over the house in the next one. zinhle. i thank you, julie tsirkin, for that reporting. now to talk more about, this charles civil rights attorney,
and face. but luckily, she is expected to be okay. and then school in virginia, offering students a controversial after-school satan club. a flyer on the satanic temple says hey, kids let s have fun at the satan club. environment free from threats of eternal. really? many parents outrage that the club is being offered to students so young. the lawyers are fighting back citing the first amendment right, freedom of religion. a public hearing on the matter is scheduled for december 12, just three days before the club s first scheduled meeting. wow! ashley. ashley: the university of chicago facing backlash over a new course set to kick off next year called the problem with whiteness. the university said the spring class will be based off of critical race theory, claiming in recent years whiteness has
good to know you can. i can hear you now, thank you. let me start big picture and then drill down. i don t have to tell you there s been the same criticism of the administration s response to the monkeypox that feels to some people a little deja vu to covid, slow, didn t get out quickly with vaccinations. we know the white house released 2 million vaccines yesterday, we have more than 15,000 cases. do you believe r you confident that we are on track to get this outbreak under control? we are on track. i think that this monkeypox outbreak is really unprecedented, and it s really been categorized by a lot of pivots because of the way this has unfolded. we know what we ve got now, what the virus is doing, the vaccines available and populations we need to reach. it s not an easy course but we have a course set to control this outbreak. would interdermal shots help? new york has changed its
long-term impact. they will help keep us on the course set by the framers of our constitution. let me paraphrase the words of john adams and others. whether ours shall continue to be a government of laws and not of men is ultimately for the american people to decide. and let me also today make a broader statement, to millions of americans who put their trust in donald trump. in these hearings so far, you ve heard from more than a dozen republicans who have told you what actually happened in the weeks before january 6th. you will hear from more in the hearings to come. several of them served donald trump and his administration. others in his campaign. others have been conservative republicans for their entire careers. it can be difficult to accept that president trump abused your trust, that he deceived you. many will invent excuses to ignore that fact.