event. but first tonight, there are a lot of different ways to sell out to china. if you are an unscrupulous finance broker in new york, for example, you can just pop up the chinese economy with billions of investments. wall street has been doing that for decades. you can do your part by pretending that the real threat to this country isn t the rise of chinese power and ambition. no, no, no, no, no. the real threat is vladimir putin and his team of secret agents and his network of macedonian control farms. maybe people will believe you. the question is what if you don t have the money or the rhetorical skills to do either m one of those things but you still want to help? what if you are a not very bright third string democratic congressman from the east bay? how can you do your part? well, you can just find a chinese spy and then have sex with her repeatedly. that s what eric swalwell did. now we are not going to get into the details of the relationship because this is a fami
conditions of the victims and the scale of the super-spreader event. but first tonight, there are a lot of different ways to sell out to china. if you are an unscrupulous finance broker in new york, for example, you can just pop up the chinese economy with billions of investments. wall street has been doing that for decades. you can do your part by pretending that the real threat to this country isn t the rise of chinese power and ambition. no, no, no, no, no. the real threat is vladimir putin and his team of secret agents and his network of macedonian control farms. maybe people will believe you. the question is what if you don t have the money or the rhetorical skills to do either one of those things but you still want to help? what if you are a not very bright third string democratic congressman from the east bay? how can you do your part? well, you can just find a chinese spy and then have sex with her repeatedly. that s what eric swalwell did. now we are not going to get
and maybe do something. but it was close to five hours before any national guard troops were sent to the capitol. at which point, the capitol was well and truly overrun. p today one of the pentagon e officials who couldn t explain that delay in dispatching the s guard on january 6, one of the officials who couldn t explain it, but never the less testified about it, was a general charles flynn. charles flynn is the younger brother of trump national security adviser michael flynn. who, of course, called on trump supporters to come to the capitol january 6.ja who publicly called on trump to declare martial law and have the military take over the country and rerun the election and swing states where trump lost. michael flynn s brother charlies on january 6th was the deputy chief of staff of the united states army, which he described essentially being the chief operating office of the army. after the attack happened on january 6, when hard questions started to be asked about why t
witnesses besides williams. alicia oiler, working across the street at a convenience store and took multiple videos as the incident played out. and a 911 dispatcher who alerted a supervisor when she saw floyd on the ground for several minutes. something wasn t right. i don t know how to explain it. it was a gut instinct to tell me that now we can be concerned. as the trial wrapped up, protesters gathered outside the courthouse in minneapolis, but the protest was peaceful. they held a sign simply saying, the world is watching. i want to go straight to nbc s shaquille brewster in minneapolis this morning. shaq, you have been in that city for weeks. tell us what is it like there and what is the plan today when the trial resumes, what are you watching for? stephanie, the trial will resume at 9:00 a.m. local time. the jush will be brought in 30 minutes later at 10:30 eastern time and then we expect to hear testimony from donald williams, the state s third witness in this
good evening and welcome to washington come on bret baier. chicago schools could gradually start to be open for in person learning this week under with the chicago mayor is calling a tentative agreement with the teachers union there on covid-19 safety protocols and rolled out vaccinations for teachers. the deal if approved by the members of the unit would avoid a possible strike in the nation s largest school district. chicago is only one of many communities across the country fighting to get students back and side schools. i will speak in just a few minutes with the director of national institute of infectious diseases, dr. anthony fauci. we began with senior correspondent mike tobin in chicago, good evening. from a snow we chicago almost after a year after board with class on a computer and some not logging on. grades slipping, depression on the rise and apparently back to the classroom but as we see across the nation dealing with a pandemic, nothing is easy. at long