what every prosecutor knows. you tell them what you are going to tell them. you tell them that and then you told them what you told them. but beware. the jury is going to have to keep ya honest and they will hold you accountable. that s why, for so many, you underpromise, and then you over deliver which leads you right to that moment when you have more than satisfied your burden of proof. there is no room for any recommend doubt. well, last night as hearing was that tell em what you are going to tell em part. the testimony of pom prominent figures relevant not just because of their proximity to then-president trump but also the role they played within the government. maybe, as a member of congress or a white house aide or maybe they were playing the role of lawyer in a courtroom, trying to convince a judge of a big lie. i wonder if it surprised any of you from one-time trump loyalist like former-attorney general bill barr. calling trump s stolen election lie, quote, bullshi
time in nine months, restaurants can resume indoor dining in some parts of california, and museums, zoos and even sports stadiums can reopen for limited in-person crowds over the next few weeks. in just moments california governor gavin newsom is going to join me live to talk about his state s reopening efforts and the recall effort against him in part over his handling of the virus, but we re going to start today with cnn s nick watt in los angeles and a closer look at the push to roll back restrictions. bars and gyms will close effective midnight tonight. reporter: one year ago today california s pay area announced the first stay-home order in the land. this week a new dawn in the golden state. we re thrilled. we re thrilled to be back open. reporter: angelenos in limited numbers can now eat inside restaurants again. we hope that the state doesn t yank it us from again. reporter: some movie theaters in tinsel town reopened after 362 days. we ve watching tom &
context. i see you tilt your head. i can already ap tis pating these will be the retorts people will give you. what do you do to withstand that scrutiny? what i am trying to do is not convince the scott perrys or the people who have already committed the kinds of moral and uh uh maybe, potentially criminal decisions. what i am trying to do is, as a committee, lay out the facts for the american people. and what i am asking of the american people is that they set aside their partisan affiliations, not a republican, not a democrat, not an independent. but rather, think about what our democracy means. what does it mean for you to come to the polls and cast your vote? can you still feel like your vote is counted? and just because your team doesn t win doesn t mean that you get an opportunity to try to dismantle this democracy so that
tis pating reaction to this. we are in a moment when they restarted the peace process. you are not going to restart when you make a move like this at the beginning. people perceive the united states and take a position on an important issue. this will be resolved in a resolution between the palestinians and the israelis. undermining our role as an honest broker is not in the interest of the united states. it s not in the interest of the world. it s a mistake to take this role, particularly as you try to restart the peace process and i think it s concerning. congressman, thanks for joining us. thanks for having me. in other news, he is accused of molesting a teen girl and harassing young women. roy moore may be elected to the united states senate a week from today. he just got back a major supporter. stand by for new information. president trump declaring the republican party is united as he
people in not in the labor force or underemployed. and that s a real problem. we do know that when more people are. tis pating in the work force this government has more money because more people paying taxes, more money available to fund the government. well, steve what i heard from him is that despite the school mom that was a very school mom description of longer versus more despite that you can t get out unless you get out of part-time into more full-time workers, more hours. did you interpret it differently? i did interpret it differently. i interpret it as he is blaming the people that have to work for a liveing for the problems we have and they re the last people that should be blamed. he is wrong on the facts here about that issue. we already work longer hours on average than workers in every other almost every other