what s worse, recording yourself in the middle of a crime scene or not even knowing which building was being overrun, that lack of awareness and basic civics didn t make it any less dangerous for officers like eugene goodman who faced down the january 6th insurrection even if some republican lawmakers are pretending it never happened. and speaking of that, one of the few republicans to stand up for the constitution, liz cheney is seeing a surge in fundraising, and as kasie hunt points out, i wonder why those numbers were leaked to a long time political reporter in new hampshire. 2024 anyone? plus, another political casualty of the trump era. former senator jeff flake lands a new gig in the biden administration. while the state of tennessee takes a giant leap backward on basic health. why state officials there are stopping all vaccine related outreach to minors, not just covid vaccines, all vaccines. the virus meanwhile continues to flare up in serious ways with cases on the
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reported including dozen republicans including wyoming liz cheney, in perhaps to carve out a leadership position in a post trump gop. republicans here choosing to side with nancy pelosi and a fast track impeachment of the president with only a week remaining in his term in office. the president must be impeached and i believe the president must be convicted by the senate. a constitutional remedy that will insure that the republic will safe from this man resolutely determined to tear down the things we hold dear. reporter: still republicans insist the vote will do more to hurt the president s legacy and ultimately even do more than that with respect to hurting the country. a vote to impeach would further divide this nation. a vote to impeach will further fan the flames of partisan division. democrats are going to impeach the president for a second time one week, one week before he leaves office. why? why? reporter: officially the house impeached the president for quote,
we will show you how anarchists have set fire to police stations, to federal courthouses, to buildings, to small business, and how officers have been assaulted, blinded with laser lights, attacked with baseball bats, with bricks, with concretes, pellet guns, citizens assaulted too. michael waltz with secretary of state mike pompeo with historic speech directly to the people of china, stand up to your totalitarian economist leaders. worldwide condemnation pouring in from around the globe on china as shroff labor concentration camps. a top democratic senator agrees with president trump shutting down china s houston embassy. now this, how will china retaliate. with us, deontay johnson. president of the black conservative federation. with us why the democrats remain pretty much silent on violence spiraling out of control in cities like chicago where he lives. why are democrats like the chicago mayor pushing back on the president s help with 75 people have been shot in chicago sin
good but still will not accept they should be law. asia is set to follow wall street higher as investors weigh theirdevelopments against cases. the s&p climbed for a third straight day. shery: let s get you started with breaking news south korea. we are seeing inflation rising faster than expected. both the month on month and year on year figures now escaping that disinflationary territory. month on month inflation rising 0.2% and 18 expectations. the expectation was for no change, also coming out of three months of decelerating prices. when it comes to the year on your numbers, the inflation remaining flat. the expectation was for prices to contract, and it s also coming after falling into disinflation for the first time since september. core prices your near rising 0.6%, which is a faster gain than was expected as well. we have seen a little bit more demand coming from china. the export slump in south korea also easing for the month of june, not to mention exports to china