What happened, updating them on the 500plus arrests that have been made thus far, the seriousness of the charges brought against those arrested. Also the justice department s ai efforts to find and arrest roughly 300 more people who they are still looking for. Justice department law enforcement has arrested on average law enforcement at all levels on average has arrested three people every day since the january 6th attack happened. But some suspects they are looking are wanted for ar potentially serious crimes. For example, they still got a huge reward out for information that leads to the arrest of whoever it was who put pipe bombs, open operable pipe bombs, not demi props. Outside the headquarters of both the democratic national committee and the republican e national committee. Just hours before the fullblown assault on the capitol started. N looking for whoever put those pipe bombs there. B today the washington field office of the fbi released 11 stomach churning new videos thch in
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ambassador lighthizer, thank you for coming. we have in eager to have you before the committee for a very important annual hearing to us to discuss the trade agenda. thetrade authority to executive also require close consultation with congress. hearing is an important part of that consultation. it provides opportunity to traden the president s agenda to the congress and all americans. areers of this committee looking forward to this important discussion. a critical component of the trade agenda that i would like to discuss is the u.s. mexico canada agreement. farmers, workers, and businesses stand to benefit greatly from that agreement. more market access for agriculture, new commitments to critical areas such as additional trade, intellectual and the lowering of nontariff barriers all translates into higher wages, rate of productivity, and more u.s. international trade commission economic creates found usmca will 176,000 new jobs. we should not squander the update nafta,
explaining the situation in blunt terms. we don t believe they have overcome the logistics problems, the command and control issues, unit cohesion and organization. all the problems are stilt bedevilling the russian military. they re resupplying, refitting to reinforce the forces in the donbas and we can see it happening now. an internal conversation is reportedly underway within the biden administration whether or not to send a high level government official to ukraine to show support. politico reports it is likely to be a cabinet member to make the trip rather than the president or vice president but president biden was asked about it this afternoon. will you send senior officials to ukraine? we are making that decision now. joining us is ali arouzi once again live from lviv, ukraine. ali, 24 hours ago exactly former adviser to president zelenskyy said the ship was burning. i saw the images several hours later. he was way ahead of the reporting here stateside. tel
now. good day, i m chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city, and we start with that breaking news, a major political stunner. mitch mcconnell choking up on the senate floor as he announces he is leaving the job that he s done for longer than any other senator in american history. that experience he has and his masterful gift as a political tactician gone from the gop when he steps down as senate leader in november. so what does that mean for the party and for congress s ability to get anything done? also breaking, white powder found in an envelope sent to judge arthur engoron. he s the one who hit donald trump with nearly a half a billion dollars judgment, and it comes on the same day we re learning about the former president s newest attempt to get out of having to pay. and he s the witness that republicans had been trying to land for months in their impeachment inquiry, but hunter biden came to capitol hill armed with a blistering opening statement sa