house to discuss his social economic agenda and efforts to get a pass through the house and senate, along with a one point $2 trillion infrastructure bill. reporters had a chance to hear from the representative as she and other members of the progressive caucus left the white house. afternoon, everybody good afternoon, everybody. we had a really good, productive meeting with the president, with the vice president, secretary ellen. and i think we all still feel even more optimistic about getting to an agreement on a really transformational bill, that will fundamentally lift people up with the priorities that the progressive caucus laid out five months ago. we feel good the majority of those priorities will be in this bill. i think the president has been working incredibly hard to get everybody to a place where we can move this forward and finish this process so we can start on the next important thing we need to do. i feel like we his conversations have been really importa
like steve and hundreds of defendants from january 6 events have been complying with the law and that is essential to the continuation of the rule of law in america. there is no exception for presidents, much less former political cronies of the president. bannon was not working for the executive branch at the time these events took place. on january 5, the day before the riot in the insurrection took place, he said all hell is going to break loose and warned advertised essentially that this would be an absolute game changer in american politics and urged everybody to watch and participate, so he clearly has evidence about what took place and he owes that to the congress because he has been subpoenaed to give us these documents and his testimony. do you think this will deter other people who are subpoenaed from testifying? mr. raskin: the vast majority of people we have subpoenaed are participating in the process and are complying with the law. i hope they would do it as
is in session, we bring you prime minister boris johnson taking questions from members of the house of commons, live wednesday mornings here on c-span2. now live to the floor of the british house of commons. environmental agreement. mr. speaker, reaffirmed by our 25-year environmental plan, the government is committed to sustainable and it is a principle of maximum sustainable yield. and, of course, she ll be pleased that we are also helping industry to reduce the adverse impacts on marine environment and adapt to climate change. [inaudible] only 13 of the g20 nations have committed by law, does the prime minister expect all to commit by law at mr. speaker, i would like every country to set forward with a target. it s now 80% and, of course, of course, we need those [inaudible] we now come to the questions of the prime minister. but before but what i would like to point out that the british sign language interpretation of this proceedings is available to
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i ll get an update from chp because three lanes are quick to clear there. we ll track this and south bay. no build just yet. back to you. thank you very much. south bay high school beefing up security after reported threats towards students. today in the bay s kris sanchez is joining us live from fremont high school in sunnyvale with details. kris, we do know police did arrest someone. good morning. right. they wanted to make sure that we know that we all knew that someone was under arrest. however, they re not providing specifics and they say that is because it is an ongoing investigation. so trying to reassure parents. again, not offering a lot of details. still, the sunnyvale public safety department and also the fremont union high school district are saying that parents should feel free to send their kids to school. that students should feel safe in class. they were atlrattled over the weekend. one saw an anonymous threat targeted at fremont high school in sun