working. from sunrise to sundown. that is such a thankless job. thank you so much. that is it for me today. thanks for being here. deadline white house starts right now. right now. hi, everyone. there is a lot of news today. we will cover all of it. key players, we are looking at you, rudy on the january 6th attack on the u.s. capital. he admitted to lying about georgia election workers that were covered during the conspiracy theory. they were caught up in and harassed because of those conspiracy theories about their role in the 2020 election. we start today with a tumultuous day in court for
fruition, and then here comes a call from the justice department saying you have to come back and do this thankless job. he left to take the job at the hague. he had a pretty good life living in the netherlands. it s a prominent position over there. that s one of the things that made him attractive for the job. jack smith was the perfect person. he s not been in the united states in recent years, apart from the politics and everything that has been rattling the justice department and our politics in the united states. today i signed an order. mr. smith is the right choice to complete these matters in an even-handed and urgent matter. a terrible bicycle accident delayed his move back to the u.s. until early january 2023,
there is good news tonight about the art of writing thank you notes. if you think the younger generations don t appreciate the power of thank yous boyd huper from our affiliate kare in minneapolis has a story that just might change your mind reporter: teaching can at times be a thankless job. here we go. reporter: part of the reason dear mr. sanders. reporter: this note from a student meant so much to ira sanders. you never know what impact you have. reporter: the note put mr. sanders in good company. okay. dear ms. madsen. dear mr. powers. every teacher you meet dear mr. powers reporter: has been blessed by the flute player in the roseville high school band but why? i just like to thank them because they help me a lot reporter: once she started you are a kind, amazing, awesome teacher. reporter: she never
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