staircases. scenes not usually photographed by typical tourists. one of the men seen the next day walking from the president s rally. there s no escape, pelosi. schumer. nadler. we re coming for you. we re coming in like white on rice for pelosi, nadler, schumer, even you, aoc, we re coming to take you out. there is a lot more. we will have a report from capitol hill on the latest. the federal reserve today back in the spotlight with the expected announcement of the first big interest rate boost since 1994 to try to combat historic levels of inflation, which shows no sign of leveling off. president biden pressuring oil companies as prices at the pump soar, sending letters to seven refiners asking them to increase supply and explain their big profit margins and a meeting with the energy secretary about to happen. on capitol hill, more optimism about bipartisan support for a compromise gun safety bill. if it leads to a piece of legislation, i intend to support it. i t
stairwells and tunnels into the capitol. what s striking is, of course, the overlap between at least one of the people who were on that tour and someone who actually went to the capitol the next day on january 6th. you see him at the beginning of the video that the january 6th committee just sent out. i will play a little of that now for you. look. it has begun. here at the washington monument, washington, d.c. say hello to facebook. what s going on? this is our fearless leader. check out my flag i made. see it? there you go. it s for a certain person. somebody special. somebody special. reporter: you hear the man narrating there, saying that it s our fearless leader. of course, the committee then being able to draw the through line between that tour and then, of course, people who came to the capitol with specific threats.
it s very sympathetic towards her and it s never looking at her through their eyes. we re seeing the world through her eyes and she s trying to figure herself out. but she s got quite a lot of agency and is getting more and more as the film carries on. and it s emotionally intriguing. it s emotionally intriguing. it s almost like a mystery thriller drama of a woman trying to operate in a patriarchal society, but also kind of having more opportunities than her mother did. so, it s fascinating. definitely one, again, i am very keen to go and see. flea. now, i ve heard amazing things about this. flea s a fantastic film. many people will have seen it already, but it s out on dvd now, so worth revisiting. it was nominated for three oscars, which actually was ground breaking at the time, for doc, animated and internationalfilm, and it s mostly animated. and it s a man narrating the story, a very emotional story about the fact that he was a refugee when he was a child from afghanistan, and he
i am very keen to go and see. now, i ve heard amazing things about this. flea s a fantastic film. many people will have seen it already, but it s out on dvd now, so worth revisiting. it was nominated for three oscars, which actually was ground breaking at the time, for doc, animated and internationalfilm, and it s mostly animated. and it s a man narrating the story, a very emotional story about the fact that he was a refugee when he was a child from afghanistan, and he s now living in denmark, and he s about to get married, and he s telling his friend, the director, what he experienced, and the emotion in his voice as he retells his story is extraordinary. and the animation really, really brings it to life beautifully with some other voice cast members. and i think it s testament to the power of the imagination and the power of the animation as well. when i look back and i remember this film, the first time i saw it, i was almost seeing it in live action in my mind because it was so vi
at the time because for doc animated and internationalfilm and it s mostly animated and it s a man narrating the story, a very emotional story about the fact that he was a refugee when he was a child from afghanistan, and he s now living in denmark, and he s about to get married, and he s telling his friend, the director, what he experienced, and the emotion in his voice as he retells his story is extraordinary. and the animation really, really brings it to life beautifully with some other voice cast members. and i think it s testament to the power of the imagination and the power of the animation as well. when i look back and i remember this film the first time i saw it, i was almost seeing it in live action in my mind because it was so vivid and so personal. and it really puts you in this man s shoes. which is maybe you can do because it is animation. yes, it allows you to do things you couldn t do with live action. and again, many people might want to see this because of the timing.