and what he was doing, as that mob descended on the capitol. let s begin with our justice correspondent. so kenzinger putting this tweet out. can you talk about the significance of what we are seeing? reporter: absolutely. it goes to the fact that the committee will hammer down on what they re calling trump s dereliction of duty. so what adam kinzinger tweeted out drills down on that and illustrates what he said earlier this week, during a large chunk of those 187 minutes, trump was gleely watching tv. so here s the clip showing multiple white house officials documenting what trump was doing. to my recollection, he was always in the dining room. what did they say during that brief encounter that you were in the dining room? i believe they were watching the tv. do you know whether he was watching tv in the dining room when you talked to him on january 6th? umm, it s my understanding he was watching television. okay. we re having a jessica snyder there. we l
eating every day. israeli tanks are reported to be advancing slowly towards the centre of khan younis, as intense battles continue in southern gaza. there are reports of house to house fighting in the city. it comes amid fierce criticism of the us, for vetoing a united nations security council draft resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire in gaza. the palestinian president mahmoud abbas said the veto made the us complicit in what he described as war crimes against palestinians. the us envoy to the un said a ceasefire would be dangerous and unrealistic. these are the latest pictures from the israel defense forces, showing fighting in the jabalia refugee camp in the north of the strip, which is still surrounded by israeli tanks. people there say they ve been without food and clean water for several days. from jerusalem, hugo bachega sent this report and a warning it does contain some distressing images. at the nasser hospital in khan younis last night, there were so many
A news show featuring the top headlines of the day from pop culture to politics, which are discussed by a rotating panel of four women and one man. A news show featuring the top headlines of the day from pop culture to politics, which are discussed by a rotating panel of four women and one man. Lets go to doug mcelway, live with the news with a. Great to see you. Brittian had long ago come to the conclusion that russia used a nerf agent to poison the two. It was only yesterday that the State Department officially concurred, promising to impose new sanctions. The sanctions will take effect later this month and are believed to include denying russian licenses for the purposes of exports among other things. The any sanctions follow the Trump Administration order last march to expand 60 russian diplomats, the largest expulsion in history and close the russian consulate in washington. Russia vehemently denied the poisoning. Connecting new sanctions to these events in salisbury is unacceptab
fund-raiser tonight in pennsylvania. neither of those things are happening now that the president is isolating. those comes as his staff has worked hard to avoid this. they go above and beyond what the cdc guidelines are. they social distance, you still see a lot of mask wearing inside the west wing. this was a big point of discussion last week when the president was overseas, because his staff was talking about the rise in variants and making sure they are wearing masks. so we have learned jill biden did test and is negative but she is considered a close contact of joe biden. kaitlan, just quickly, yes, he s boosted twice in fact, and recently boosted. they followed protections. but is there from white house officials, sources you talked to, any level of concern among staff in the white house now, given this positive test? i think there s always a level of concern given his age. he is 79 years old. there is a reason they worked so
that is being missed in the big point of discussion. harris: something in the last 24 hours is giving democrats talking point and a lot of agita to people who came here illegally. katie: illegal immigrants and legal immigrants take a lot of welfare. and when, back in the day when my family came over in the early 1900s, they sent one family member out of eight kids, my great grandma from croatia, because they would only afford to send one person, she would have to make on it her own with the money that they sent. she didn t rely on the government to make it happen. a lot of people came to america in early 1900s who came and left again because they couldn t cut it. this idea that this is something new is not new at all. when it comes to the political ramifications of this, you were talking about how hispanics aren t biting on this idea of the identity politics. when you look at the polling