yes, planned parenthood says the fight s still not over. here s what cecilia richards is saying about it, the ceo, she says it protects birth control, cancer screenings and other health care for millions of people, and she goes on to say this fight is not over. we are deeply concerned about the future of health care is access in this country with extremists like, again her words with extremists like mike pence and tom price at the helm, of course, tom price over at hhs. no question, bill, gop leaders on the hill will take a close look at how to undo this. bill: certainly will. thank you, kevin corke, from the north lawn. martha. martha: some new information on how a plane that fell out of the sky did so. what investigators are revealing about the crash that killed 66 people onboard with. bill: also back here at home democrats blaming a litany of things on the election loss, but our next guest says that list is way off base. karl rove makes his case on the
thank you very much. see you soon. merry christmas. bill: live back in her home of tennessee. thank you, merry christmas to you. martha: a live look at aleppo where syrian state officials say the devastated city is now being evacuated. there have been calls to get the civilians that remain out after relentless bombing that is coming from the assad forces backed by russia and iran as well. untold humanitarian disaster here. critics of the obama administration now pointing back to several moments, 22 times, in fact, where he said that something must be done and that we would work on it. remember this? a red line for us is we start seeing a whole bunch of chemical weapons moving around or being utilized. that would change my calculus, that would change my equation. martha: that line was crossed repeatedly, and thousands of people especially children have died since. did they pay the price for america s failure to act?
there is no finding that we ve gotten, no assessment that we ve seen. if they have something, they have an obligation to show us. this could be a house of cards. i see it as disinformation to discredit the incoming president-elect. martha: joining me now, congressman brad wenstrup who also sits on that house intel committee. congressman, good morning. be. good morning. thank you. martha: give us your take on how all of this went down. well, as you know, we were supposed to have a hearing today, a briefing behind closed doors as you said and as peter king referred to, and we were snubbed, basically, by the agencies who denied us the access to their information today and to come and speak with us. look, this is something that we have been concerned about for quite some time. this isn t new. but what s come out in these anonymous reports out of the cia are not consistent with the public statements coming from the agencies, nor are they consistent with what we ve been hearing in our br
about russia and the elections, watch this. russia, if you re listening, i hope you re able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing. i think you will probably be rewarded mightily by our press, let s see if that happens, that ll be next. martha: that was? a joking manner, nobody could find those emails and perhaps the russians could find those emails and then you heard what josh ernst said with reference to all of that yesterday in news conference and on and on it goes. more on that as we get it. president-elect trump plan to go roll back regulations in fossil fuel industry to create jobs which could be radical change in energy policy. hi, william. well, martha, instead of a focus on climate change, trump wants energy independence.
online financial accounts, and that s the danger. listen here. being able to access that information is probably what s most critical, because it s a steppingstone into other sites. so even if that person doesn t keep their financial information or medical information online, by having the credentials and logging in, it s easy to spoof that person, act as that person. reporter: now, these one billion accounts were targeted in 2013, martha, a year and a half later another 500 million yahoo! accounts were hacked. the advice from the experts to all of us, as usual, is don t use the same passwords for multiple accounts and change all your passwords frequently, martha, which i know you do, of course. martha: not really. anyway, we try, right? they force us too sometimes, which helps. what does it mean for yahoo!, for the company? reporter: well, it s certainly not good news for