there from the capital to the mansion to fix a phone issue. she arrived, she went to the governor s office, he came out from behind his desk, then he groped her, and there was the door slamming, and he said, i don t care when she said someone s going to see us. and then she walked out and left. well, that s not what happened. he was at the mansion that day for several hours, and she wasn t just working with the governor, she was working with other staffers. emails that she sent while she was at the mansion reflect that she was joking while she was there, he was eating snacks, and she even offered to stay longer at the mansion when her work was done. here is the time line that the investigators don t talk about. she arrived at the mansion at 11:59. within five, six minutes after she s there, she is forwarded a speech from stephanie benton, who was also in the mansion that day. she was there to work on a speech, not to fix a phone. and over the next hour or two, the governor wa
they haven t really had to deal with in quite some time, 1245 his that how do you look at social media threats, things people are posting in online threads, and try to verify and give it credibility? he said, certainly, we had concerning info leading up to january 6th. we had concerning info the day before. but the issue is the credibility. they say they were not able to attest to the credibility of that information. and that is where some of this issue is, is that how do you chase down so many of these leads that you re seeing and this chatter that you re seeing on social media? of course, he s also talking about the fact that there s this explosion in domestic terrorism and how are they going to in the days and months and years to come, going to combat that? and also the idea how do you share some of this information? of course, he was defensive of the fbi, said that they did what they were supposed to do when they received some information the day before. they sent it down
heard from the biden administration, and food, gas and household goods continue to soar. we are going to see ease, yes i say ease lower inflationary pressures on our economy. and we will be carrying this out, what i call blue collar blue print for america. the white house says the hard infrastructure bill the president will sign will eventually be supply chain issue and more big spending democrats want to pass in the social infrastructure package will eventually get americans back to work. it was specifically designed to bring down the costs of child care. but even democrats are urging the white house to pull other levers now. i have said let s have the president tap the strategic petroleum reserve that would bring down the cost of gas. administration says there is nothing to preview on that front. also challenging the assertion there is no relief in sight by touting the coming end to their own programs. democrats passed along party lines in march. but these are l
from any light being shed on his activities. reporter: january 6 committee member jamie raskin weighs in. just days before the polls open in virginia s high-stakes race for governor he wants to force you to join a union. he wants to laysraise your taxe. reporter: the candidates are making final pitches with more than a million early ballots already cast. bwe work with reasonable republicans, but glenn youngkin is not a reasonable republican. kids ages 5 to 11 could start getting pfizer s covid-19 vaccine as soon as tuesday. there s a really good reason to have the children vaccinated. i m pamela brown in washington. you are in the cnn newsroom. for the first time since the shooting that left a sinninni to cinematographer dead, alec baldwin is speaking out. natasha chen now, what did baldwin say? reporter: yeah, pamela. baldwin was being followed by cameras. he was with his family, and he stopped his car to get out and talk to paparazzi, really taking h
holding trump aide steve bannon in contempt, 229 to 202. wild democrats led the effort it was bipartisan we nine republicans joining in a statement that the rule of law matters. on this vote, the ye a s are 229 and the ayes are 202 and the resolution is adopted and the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. and there it is. the most concrete next step would come at the department of justice, which must decide whether to indict and prosecute bannon if he continues to de lie a lawful subpoena and acing on that would be controversial given the intense views of the the allies or insurrectionist. but if the doj doesn t act, that failure to enforce the subpoena would also be controversial given the issues here, the rule of law and the message it risks sending to any other defiant witnesses who might see that ignoring subpoenas would, if there is no action, have little consequence. this will certainly be one of the first big tests that we know about of attorney general merri