rioter known as the qanon shaman awaiting his sentence. jacob chansley pled guilty in federal court this week for his role in the capitol riot, obstruction of an official proceeding, a felony. he faces up to 51 months in prison. chansley, face painted, wielding a spear and wearing a horned hat, became one of the most nor torous faces from that deadly january day and insurrectionists sought to stop congress from certifying the election results. chansley left a noit. it s only a matter of time, justice is coming. reporter: the day after the riot, he called the day a win. since then, a different look and a different tone. chansley arguing he only entered the capitol that day on then president trump s invitation, adding he now feels betrayed by the former president. his lawyers saying chansley feels remorseful and has disavowed the qa noun conspiracy
this trip. 7 kamala harris gave awave afte. the staff says after the embassy in hanoi received reports of potential cases of havana syndrome a miss torous medical condition impacting american diplomats in several countries. it was not a person traveling in her party or anything along those lines. the state department says it s providing care for those impacted and the v.p. s office says she is fine. the united states has been focused on safely evacuating american citizens, international partners, afghans who worked side by side for this and other afghans at risk. singapore s prime minister who met with harris during her first stop says the biden administration was handed a tough challenge in afghanistan but he says with troops leaving, there may be long-term
i think he wants to run right now for re-election. who knows what he ll decide in a couple years. he wants to run. i think his entire strategy comes down to two parts. one, grab and hold 45% of the electorate, enough to get him elected the first time. he feels he s got hold of it thanks to rasmus sen s estimations. hold on to that for all he s got. fight on the wall, immigration, crime, whatever holds that together and wait for the democrats to pick an opponent and knock his or her head off. go against whoever they run, he wins that way he s setting up the first proposition which is hold 45%, enough to win and then knock the other guy s head off. that s what he s up to, i think. he already has an election staring him in the face, chris. the midterm elections this year and he is trying torous the base, not just looking to 2020 but 2018.
calculation going down the road. i could very well be wrong. but i think they are making a mistake. 75% new york times has odds of doug jones winning. you realize since we have been on the air 18 minutes. it went from moore up to slightly to jones and now jones has a 75% chance of winning. all in the span of 18 minutes. that s remarkable. sean: it s remarkable and based on the data and where the data is coming from. yes. one other thing that you asked me before about national implications. this will put tax reform in dire jeopardy if, in fact, the jones campaign is strict torous. win vote and senator corker is gone. that also allows to us have one other potential republican defection to knock out the whole effort. this is a test for the president. i think what have you seen with shelby going against it. jeff flake, giving money to
the white house. that s former secretary of state hillary clinton. her husband, bill, will be a recipient of the presidential medal of freedom any minute now. history is being made at the white house. 16 people, including president clinton, are being honored in hour with the presidential medical of freedom. this happens to be the 50th anniversary of this award which was started by president john f. kennedy. it s given for mayor torous contributions or security of the national interests, to world peace or other significant public or private endeavors. we ll take you live to the white house as soon as the ceremony begins. ernie banks, a legendary chicago cubs shortstop, benefit bradlee, former president bill clinton. former hawaii senator daniel