is not an indictment. this is not a criminal charge. however, what it is is a road map for doj if doj cares to take this up, which they ought to. there s really two things going on. in the narrow sense the committee, congress, is saying we get to get these e-mails involving john eastman because they re not privileged. normally communications between an attorney and a client are privileged. but not if they relate to a fraud. so the committee s saying these e-mails relate to a fraud, so we get those e-mails. but bigger picture, don, this is a call to action by the committee to doj. this is the committee telling doj we think there s at least enough here that you doj need to be taking a very serious look and here s the case as we lay it out for potential criminal fraud and obstruction of congress. elie, the filing includes an e-mail exchange between vice president pence s counsel, which is greg jacob, and john eastman. jacob dismisses eastman s argument to stop the certification of biden
capitol to advise the vice president to directly violate the electoral counteract. . i think some of concerns we expressed, unfortunately the very poor advice that the president was receiving has now become more apparent to more people. you said he got bad advice. was he getting advice to break the law? i don t know that. john eastman, that e-mail exchange is with john eastman and greg jacob. so at the time, you know, we were in a secure location having been evacuated by the secret service. he was talking to mitch mcconnell and mccarthy and pelosi and schumer talking about how do we get back in to do our work? meanwhile there was correspondent i wasn t privy to until after the 6th.
0 because emily broke a mug just now, we are out of time. thanks to curtis susan lee fox new @ night will shannon bream is next. and now i don t have a mug. the neck hello and welcome to fox new @ night on shannon brea in washington. breaking tonight, was that heavily criticized letter from the national school board association that compared parents it to domestic terrorists actually solicited b educational secretary while fox news it reviewed the key e-mail tonight cardona is reacting to what we found we got the latest. president biden back in the white house tonight after makin the case case tuesday for democrats election overhaul bil pushing his party to blow up th filibuster and that warning those opposed including senator joe mansion and kristin cinema. they are on the wrong side of history. ask every elected official i america. how do you what to be remembered ? the consequent general moments in history they present the choice. do you want to be on the side o doctor king
interest. martha: we know that he and dr. fauci had an e-mail exchange where he thanked dr. fauci for having his back in this part of the debate. but then i look at an interview that dr. redfield, the former head of the cdc did on cnn. this caught a lot of attention and has continued to draw my attention. we played this sound bite many times. here s what he said in a look back at the early days of this virus. watch this. normally when a pathogen goes from a zoonote to a human, it has to figure out how to be efficient in human-to-human transmission. i don t think it makes biological sense. must have been a debate with fauci and redfield. they re saying opposite things, nicholas. they have been, yes. dr. fauci in public until recently has stayed a natural emergence and no credence of a lab escape.
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Homeroom: My Daughter’s Teacher Is Making Her Hate School
I’ve told her that Ms. G is struggling with her own issues in the pandemic. But getting her out the door is still a nightmare.
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Dear Abby and Brian,
I’m a working-from-home mother doing my best to get my two daughters (ninth and fourth graders) through this “hybrid learning” year. Their school is on a schedule that alternates days of virtual and in-person education. My older daughter has adjusted well, but her younger sister, whom I’ll refer to as “Sarah,” fights me every morning she has to go into school. And I don’t blame her. From what I overhear when she’s Zooming, her teacher, Ms. G, really doesn’t like her.