the justice department isn t the only group that lobbied the court about steve bannon today mr. speaker, i understand there might be a change in position regarding the house and their stance on the january 6th committee, and it might be regarding steve bannon, and it may have a big impact on his contempt case. tell me what s going on. yeah, we re working on filing on amicus brief in his appellate work there in his case today speaker of the house mike johnson and several other republican members of the house voted to make the formal position of the u.s. house of representatives, the formal position that the january 6th committee did not have the authority to do the work that it did, and that therefore steve bannon should not have to go t to step back here for some context, remember that the reason steve bannon is headed to prison in the first place is because he refused to comply with the subpoena from the january 6th committee. that s despite clearly knowing a lot about
all right. all right. somebody took a class and clapping. happy wednesday, everyone. president biden is in paris i to commemorate the 80th anniversary of d-days to, rememr said biden. i remember that day well. thai saved 500 guys that day. co i don t want to say that joe was confused, but he kept bragging about how the allies defeated the klingonnfptggings. meanwhile, the wall street journal revealed that joe biden may be suffering cognitive. itive taldek about breaking news. nice work there,. wall street journal . nicei wonder what stocks your financial section will be recommending. perhaper what stockss those litn startups like apple and microsoft. ple an according to this story, lawmakers from both parties agred e that behind closed door, biden is showing signs behin of slipping. well, duh. he s been slipping in fron door open doors, too.ha specifically the doors that lead to the white house, force one and the great outdoors. maybe they should get rid doors. even
tackle the victim. six victims dead along with the gunman. david mattingly, what is the latest? reporter: well, here s what we know this morning. we have a law enforcement source who is involved in the investigation telling us that the shooter was an army veteran and at one time it was believed to be a white supremacist. we know the witnesses at the temple describe him as a white male, bald, wearing a t-shirt, dark pants with april tattoo that says 9/11. all of that together, we have a local law enforcement official saying ty were approaching this as a case of domestic terrorism. now late into the night last night, about 5 miles from here, they were searching a house believed to be the home of the shooter. they were approaching it cautiously. i was out there until very late last night watching this going on. the evacuated the houses nearby, the house they were shooting that they were going into. they were also getting the people in nearby streets to stay in their homes. t
are investigating because none of this appears to be a crime here in colombia. don? interesting. so, listen, lieberman joined some other voices urging the white house to look into its own people, those that were down in colombia. what do you think about the white house advance staff that was in colombia? we know that there were five of them, don. three men and two women who would have been here, possibly, and most probably working with the secret service advance teams and the military advance teams. we contacted two of them by phone. one told us that he actually couldn t speak to the press, wasn t authorized. the other, a woman, told us that she could not confirm or deny anything. again, there are just five and now we have representative king, senator grassley all asking if any of these white house people were involved. it seems it would be an easy yes or no answer, but we have not gotten it yet from either the white house or from anybody else down here. all right, drew