he s been apologizing a lot lately. some days ago, he said he was sorry for all the trouble he s caused spotify. what s he saying now? yeah, jim, joe ris quite a regretful man. he was apologizing for the covid misnation and this morning, he is posted on instagram, a lengthy apology addressing racial slurs he used years ago. let s take a listen. i m making this video to talk about the most regretful and shameful thing that i ve ever had to talk about publicly. there s a video that s out that s a compilation of me saying the n-word. it s a video that s made of clips taken out of context of me of 12 years of conversations on my podcast and it s all smushed together and it looks [ bleep ] horrible. even to me. now, i know that to most people, there s no context where a white person is ever allowed to say that word. never mind publicly on a podcast and i agree with that now. i haven t said it in years. but for a long time, when i would bring that word up, like if it would come
jeffrey clark went behind closed doors after stonewalling the probe. he helped trump protest election results in several states including georgia. there are a lot of questions amid a flurry of activity today. breaking late today, mike pence s documents will be turned over. it comes after two of pence s aides testified. the committee is now investigating trump s direct involvement to seize voting machines. trump paid $1 million to mark meadows non-profit, his former chief of staff. the payment was made just 25 day after the january 6th committee started. congressman swallow calling it hush money, with a new report that trump considered blanket pardons for the rioters before he left office. one member of the january 6th committee is trump tampering with witnesses when he s talking about pardons, dangling them in one of 1/6 defendants? absolutely. when is enough enough? when a mob is hanging hang mike pence, it wasn t enough. when the former president asked brad raffens
the planet, actually not so funny thing. we haven t been deluged to this point with gushing stories about joe, the bengals quarterback who beat the chiefs, or the pressure from the rams and front sevens in the nfl. the dominant headlines have been off the field and they aren t gushing. the nfl has a racial equity problem. in a class action lawsuit filed last week against the league and three of its teams. he s been fired as the miami dolphins coach and didn t get a fair shot at any of the other eight head coaching jobs filled the past few weeks. he says rules implemented, promises made, yet nothing has changed and he called the nfl, quote, in certain ways, racially segregated and quote, managed much like a plantation. the league s commissioner roger goodle admits there s a problem, saying the league s failure to add diversity to the head coaching ranks, indeed the numbers are stark. in a league in which 70% of the players are black and only two head coaches are black and five
that is very helpful.:you. reporter: bringing in a new era of legal marijuana sales in california. it has been a long time coming, we have waited a long time for this, and we had a lot of battles, and we prevailed just to get to where we are today. reporter: business can now sell marijuana openly. he has look to other states to get an idea of how legal sell of cannabis will progress in california. we have learned that the beginning is usually a little bumpy and rocky. but what we are going to see is a huge benefit for the state of california in the form of massive tax revenue, new jobs that are going to be created. and activa say they hope the entire state will benefit from the tax revenue, and the ability for law enforcement to force on other issues. overall, i think the demand is a little bit higher standard and quality of the material that you buy and that will help. reporter: while marijuana is legal here in california, it is still against federal law. that m
here now talking to the people who hosted that party. reporter: the guest that was hit was very fortunate and the bullet lost a lot of its velocity before it struck her. they are sure where it came from. as midnight arrive so did the gunfire. this was like any backyard party one dozen friends having fun and popping open the champagne. and in the moment no one even realized that someone was hurt. she felt something and she said i got a shot. reporter: the 22-year-old victim and the people holding the party are recent immigrants. they showed where the bullet pierced her and drew blood. she was quiet. and she didn t want to scare us so she didn t say anything. reporter: police believe that this spray of automatic gunfire is because they got a call about it a half a block away from davis street. the likelihood is that it came and struck the ground and ricocheted and lost velocity then hit her. reporter: of foot or two closer it could a foot or two closer, it could