covid response team and state governors and the president acknowledged that the administration has not done enough to make covid tests available. we re going to have a lot more on all of that tonight. also, we re going to have a few bits of good news for the white house as this year winds down. plus, we even have some news from outer space. yeah, outer space. but we begin tonight with the investigation into the january 6th attack on the capitol and what is shaping up to be a very busy start to the new year for the congressional committee that is actually carrying it out. now, before the holidays there was a flurry of developments in this investigation. in fact, the january 6th committee for the first time turned its sights on fellow members of congress, requesting documents and testimony from two republicans, scott perry of pennsylvania and jim jordan of ohio. leading up to the january 6th insurrection, both congressmen were deeply involved in efforts to overturn the 20
good evening. thanks very much. what a wonderful tribute to bishop tutu. your fabulous pod cast, all the episodes are out. you worked on it for a year. and i m just wondering, it dove tails nicely with the start of the show. that is, has the radicalization that you have been reporting on for the last year, do you think things have gotten more radical? first of all, thank you so much. that s a great question. i think we heard from earlier saying that radicalization is trending up in the country. everyone should be concerned about what is happening in various corners of the just not the dark web. but happening in plain sight. when you see politicians and others perpetuating the big lie. using that to stoke division and violence in the country. i think it s something we should be concerned of and echoed by officials in law enforcement as well. the fbi director and others warning congress about online radicalization. thank you very much. and tonight, we begin with the reaso
call between his white house covid response team and state governors and the president acknowledged that the administration has not done enough to make covid tests available. we re going to have a lot more on all of that tonight. also, we re going to have a few bits of good news for the white house as this year winds down. plus, we even have some news from outer space. yeah, outer space. but we begin tonight with the investigation into the january 6th attack on the capitol and what is shaping up to be a very busy start to the new year for the congressional committee that is actually carrying it out. now, before the holidays there was a flurry of developments in this investigation. in fact, the january 6th committee for the first time turned its sights on fellow members of congress, requesting documents and testimony from two republicans, scott perry of pennsylvania and jim jordan of ohio. leading up to the january 6th insurrection, both congressmen were deeply involved
now time for the last word. good evening, jonathan. what a wonderful tribute to bishop tutu. your fabulous podcast, all of the episodes are out, you walked on it for a year and i am wondering since it dovetails with what we are going to talk about at the start of the show, has the radicalization that you have been reporting on for the last year, do you think that things have gotten more radical? first of all, thank you. that is a great question. radicalization is trending upward in this country and everyone should be concerned about what is happening in various corners of not just the dark web but happening in plain sight when you see politicians and others perpetuating the big lie, using that to stop division and violence. that is something we should be concerned about. this is echoed by officials in law-enforcement when you have the fbi and others warning congress about online radicalization. thank you very much. we begin with the reason why the january 6 select commi
Relationships, archbishop tutu was proudly prolgbtq. a decade ago he would rather go to hell than a homo phobic heaven. he championed palestinian he championed palestinian rights even going so far as likening their condition under israel s occupation to south africa s apartheid. take your pick of an injustice around the world and i bet he has spoken up about it and years before it was popular to do so. archbishop desmond tutu passed away on saturday. he was a leader for the successful fight for quality in africa. it is equally important to mourn his loss as one of the last respected moral voices for the struggle for equality all around the world today.