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America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
John Solomon Discusses China's Treaty Violations and the Wuhan Lab
"Is COVID origin secrets near the classification that in itself is exciting. Wuhan a lab's ties to China military burst into focus, talk to us about the latest things we need to know about our country, our government and the military biodefense lab in communist China, John. It's extraordinary. So no matter where we end up on whether the COVID-19 virus leaked from the lab or not, obviously the FBI energy department House intelligence committee Senate health committee all believe it did and growing other number of intelligence committees believe that. But here's the bigger question. No matter what happened with COVID-19, there is now irrefutable proof that the United States government has known since 2005 that China was violating its own treaties to not do offensive biological weapons they had an offensive biological weapons program. It was based in the Chinese People's Liberation Army at an entity called the academy of military medical sciences specifically the 5th institute. The State Department declared that in a document in 2005. Over the decade after they made that declaration, wide open evidence that the MMS that academy we just talked about was working with the Wuhan institute of virology, the place where we think the COVID-19 virus worked on. What were they working on? On Anthony Fauci's own site. On the NIH, you can find this. There was a study on anthrax. There was a study, a book, a book that said, coronaviruses as a class are going to be the leading edge of a new era of genetic warfare. That's the Chinese words, not mine. Those are the sort of things that were going on between scientists at the Wuhan institute of virology. And the academy of military medical sciences in China, the place that we said was the epicenter of an illicit bioweapons program, despite all that knowledge, despite all that evidence, no one in the intelligence committee, no one in the national Institutes of health. No one in the State Department stopped it. Millions of dollars flowed from U.S. agencies to the Wuhan institute of virology. And now we're hearing maybe also directly to the academy, the
AP News Radio
House votes 419-0 to declassify intelligence on COVID-19 origins
"A bill that would declassify U.S. intelligence information about COVID-19's origins is heading to President Biden, amid a raging debate about how the virus started a rare bipartisan moment in the house. The yeas are 419 in the nays are zero. As the pandemic's third anniversary nears, American intelligence agencies are divided over whether the virus leaked from a Chinese lab or was a spillover from animals. House intelligence committee chair Mike Turner and top Democrat Jim behind say the nation needs to know at least some of what the agencies know. The American public deserves answers to every aspect of COVID-19 pandemic. Transparency is a critical element of our democracy. Still experts say the true origin of a pandemic that's killed more than a million Americans
WGN Radio
"house intelligence committee" Discussed on WGN Radio
"When the man argued with his girlfriend. WGN's born autonomous reports. In a statement, please say officers were dispatched to the residence for a report of a subject armed with multiple knives and making threats towards people on scene, but things escalated from their, according to aurora PD, officers attempted deescalation tactics that were unsuccessful at the subject charged an officer while still armed with knives, the officer discharged their firearms striking the subject. The family says he was shot at least four times in the arm, leg, stomach, and eye. He's listening critical condition at an area hospital. His family says he suffers from mental health issues. 7.8 magnitude earthquake has knocked down multiple buildings in southeast turkey and Syria, and many casualties are feared. At least 200 people were killed in the two countries combined and the total is expected to rise with officials reporting widespread destruction. Turkey's president said rescue teams are being sent immediately to the affected areas in northwest Syria, the opposition Syrian civil defense described the situation in the rebel held region as quote disastrous. I think that entire buildings have collapsed and people are trapped under the rubble. A civil defense urged people to evacuate buildings to gather in open areas. The U.S. geological survey said the quake was centered about 20 miles from a major city and provincial capital. Three people are hospitalized to the critical injuries after they were shot while driving on Chicago south side over the weekend. It happened around ten Saturday night and there's 79th in south Holman. All three of the victims were taken to Christ's hospital with the 23 year old driver listed in critical condition. In 18 year old male passenger was shot in the head and is also in critical condition, while in 18 year old woman had a graze wound to the shoulder and is in good condition. No arrests have been made. A new 82nd district state rep was named yesterday to replace former House Republican leader Jim durkin. WG and Steve roxen is more. The district Canadian named Lamar mayor John Agassi to fill the vacancy. Durkin says Agassi is a proven business leader and public servant, Agassi, a CPA, says he'll do double duty. He'll take on the new job and also continue to serve as Lamont's mayor. Steve roxton, WGN news. The issue over the Chinese balloon that was shot down on Saturday has created a new divide on Capitol Hill. News nation's Joe Khalil reports. One day after American fighter jets shot down to Chinese spy balloon at President Biden's command, Republicans, like Mike Turner, chairman of the House, intelligence committee, calling it a failure, asking why it didn't happen sooner. This should never have been allowed to enter the United States and it never should have been allowed to complete its mission. Turner says the path, the Chinese balloon took passed over multiple high level missile defense and sensitive nuclear sites and shouldn't have been allowed at all in American airspace. But the Biden administration argues that shooting it down over land would have put people and property at risk. Governor Chris sununu says he's definitely thinking about running for president in 2024. At the end of the day, you're going to have a lot of Republicans are getting that race. They're all really good people. They're really good candidates. Appearing on ABC's this week yesterday, the New Hampshire Republicans said there is a need for new leadership in the GOP. He also acknowledged that the 2024 Republican primary field is likely to be crowded as multiple candidates are expected to fill up the Republican ticket. And a legend of WGN TV and radio has passed away in WGN's Jackie bang reports. Good morning, I'm Jack Taylor for WGN news. That familiar baritone voice gave us the news in the late and early morning hours. Jack Taylor was on the night beat from 1979 to 1984, but his presence in Chicago goes back even further. Taylor began his news career in Chicago in 1950 first on the radio, then on to television. Taylor started his WGN radio career in 1958. He was 94 years old. WGN sports time right now is 1204. Northwestern capped off its 6 games in 14 days by finishing off a bookend victories over the badgers. They didn't Wisconsin last night here on WGN. 54 to 52 so they finished four and two in that stretch. They're now 7 and 5 in the conference on the season. Boo boo. Led the cats with 13 points hitting four clutch free throws in the final 31 seconds to help preserve that victory. Depaul was a loser in college basketball at seton hall yesterday, 69 to 64 in the NBA, the bulls are back in action tonight against the San Antonio spurs. Chris bowden, WGN sports. And just a reminder that the Blackhawks will return to action tomorrow night when they welcome the Anaheim ducks to the united center. They will be returning for the NHL all star break. Joe brand will have a pregame show at 7 and the tip pop, face off. I should say it's 7 30 here on 7 20 WGN, and WGN radio
AP News Radio
Balloon bickering over Biden's actions, China's intentions
"There's political bickering in Washington over the Biden administration's response to the Chinese surveillance balloon that flew over parts of the U.S. for days. Never should have been allowed to complete its mission. Many Republicans, like Ohio congressman Mike Turner on the House intelligence committee, say the administration was too slow to act. Taking it down over the Atlantic is sort of like the quarterback sort of like tackling the quarterback after the game is over. On NBC's meet the press. He says the surveillance balloon should have been taken out long before it neared sensitive sites, like nuclear silos in Montana. Senate democratic leader Chuck Schumer on WABC says The White House handled it properly, waiting until the device was over water. We protected civilians. We gained more intelligence while protecting our own sensitive information. He says intelligence officials will be briefing lawmakers, and it's premature to criticize a cautious response, adding there were similar balloon missions during the Trump administration. I'm Jackie Quinn
77WABC Radio
"house intelligence committee" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"Very sad. Very, very sad. Meanwhile, a man in my view who should be disbarred. By the California bar Adam Schiff, for so many reasons, he's going to run for the Senate now. He's announced. And only in the Democrat party can somebody like this. Actually, of a shot of being a United States senator. He got this guy George Santos. Don't get me wrong. This guy is a strange dude. Looks like he's lied through most of his life and all the rest of it. But look at Schiff. Schiff was chairman of the House intelligence committee. He lied, what do you think Pelosi went to him? And away from the judiciary committee, so obvious, media were all for it. It was leaking to the media. The phony whistleblower worked with his staff, he helped set that whole situation up. He lied about Russia collusion. He lies all the time. He's a slime ball. But of course, the California state bar doesn't have a problem with that. And they don't need a complaint to act, all they need to do is see what we see in Adam Schiff. But that's okay. That's okay. He was just chairman of the Intel committee. And now he wants to be a senator. Says our democracy is at risk. This is Schiff. Because GOP leaders care more about power than anything else. You believe this a hole, and because our economy isn't working for millions of hardworking Americans, we're in the fight of our lives. A fight I'm ready to lead is California's next U.S. senator. He tweeted this. And of course, this jerk. Wanted to be reappointed to the intelligence committee. Can you imagine? The Democrat party does not police itself. If it did, you know, half of them would be in prison by now. And he would replace or whoever gets elected. Dianne Feinstein, who apparently is roaming the halls of the House of Representatives because she doesn't realize she's a senator anymore. Democrat parties good at that too. And I want to remind you about Mitch McConnell. We had a senator from Mississippi, Thad Cochran. It was
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Adam Schiff Complains About Kevin McCarthy, Asks for Money on TikTok
"Here's Adam Schiff, Adam Schiff, there's a lot of buzz about Trump being invited back to Facebook and they're all upset about that too. Well, apparently, Adam Schiff says, hold my beer. I'm going back to TikTok. He has or I'm launching on TikTok. Now, TikTok, that's ironic because they're trying to ban TikTok. The United States wants to ban TikTok because the Chinese are spying on us through TikTok. Colleges, government offices are banning TikTok, but Adam Schiff says, no, no, no, no, no. I'm gonna go to TikTok because that's where I'll complain about Kevin McCarthy. Hello, I'm congressman Adam Schiff with some troubling news. Today, Kevin McCarthy removed me from the House intelligence committee, all for doing my job for holding Trump accountable and standing up to the extreme maga Republicans. We knew it would be bad when the Republicans took over, but it's far worse than we expected. But I can promise you this, this is not the end of my fight for our democracy. This is just the beginning. Please join us and contribute today. Thank you. That contribute. I want to fundraise off being kicked over being kicked off the intelligence committee. This is flat out a skit from Saturday Night Live. That is that is flat out a comedy skit.
WTOP
"house intelligence committee" Discussed on WTOP
"Kevin McCarthy has blocked Democrat representatives Eric swalwell at Adam Schiff from serving on the House intelligence committee, another Republican says he wants the committee to be one of genuine honesty and credibility that regains the trust of the American people, Democrats are calling McCarthy's move, political payback, Washington Post live anchor Lee and Caldwell spoke to WTO P earlier about McCarthy's decision here to block shift from serving on the panel. McCarthy has the unilateral authority to remove members from that committee. He says he is doing it because Adam Schiff took advantage of the intelligence committee during the last Congress, especially with the first impeachment inquiry of president Donald Trump. He says he lied to the American public during that inquiry, and so he should be removed. Schiff is the former democratic chair of the House intelligence committee. New York Republican congressman George Santos meantime facing new questions this week about hundreds of thousands in campaign contributions. The latest now from CBS correspondent Caitlin Huey burns with details. George Santos is distancing himself from his controversial campaign finance filings. I have no clue what you're talking about, man. The New York Republican submitted amended finance report that now says he did not use his personal funds to loan $500,000 to his campaign, raising questions about where the money came from. Hunter Biden is under fire from House Republicans again this week. This time over his artwork. The chairman of the House oversight committee says this morning, it's suspicious that the president's son is a novice artist, but his paintings are being sold to anonymous buyers for extraordinary prices. Kentucky Republican James comer says the once a transcribed interview with George burgesses in the art dealer who showcases Hunter Biden's work right now in New York and LA, no comment yet from The White House this week on this. Fairfax county school superintendent is speaking out for the first time this week about allegations by Virginia governor Glen youngkin, doctor Michelle Reed denies youngkin's charges that the district purposefully did not tell students about the national merit scholarship awards. She tells CNN the delay came from not having a district wide protocol to let students know about their award. We celebrate each and every one of our students unique contributions and achievements. And there is absolutely no division wide effort to withhold recognition or not to honor hard work and achievement. Virginia's attorney general Jason Millar is looking into it, he launched a discrimination investigation on the matter earlier this month. Do you have what it takes to be a kindness coach? If so, locally, what Marilyn school system wants to hear from you. Frederick county public schools is looking to hire a dozen people who can in the school system's words, positively impact the climate on middle school bus routes. For $17, 25 cents an hour kindness coaches will ride with students on their way home from 9 county middle schools, including Brunswick and crestwood for 9 weeks, starting in February. The school system says the position aims to support students and showing kindness and preventing bullying. The job posting can be found on both LinkedIn and indeed, you have until the end of January to apply if interested. Matt small WTO
WTOP
"house intelligence committee" Discussed on WTOP
"Adam Schiff's the former democratic chair of the House intelligence committee has been denied a seat on the panel by House speaker Kevin McCarthy. Kevin McCarthy is weakness as a speaker that he has to be hitting of the most extreme elements of his public. In a letter to House minority leader Hakeem Jeffries, the Republican says he wants the committee to be one of genuine honesty and credibility that regains the trust of the American people, but Schiff says he is the victim of political payback by McCarthy and former president Trump. Double DTO peace on Dmitry sodis talked earlier, and as Washington Post live anchor Lee on Caldwell, whether or not this is all about political payback by the Republicans, after Marjorie Taylor Greene and other GOP members lost their committee assignments during the last Congress. Depends on who you ask, but a lot of people do say, Democrats especially do say it is in fact payback, even some Republicans will admit that too. We expected this. Kevin McCarthy has promised that if Eric swalwell and Adam Schiff were put on their committees that he would remove them. And we're talking about the intelligence committee and because it's a select committee, speaker McCarthy has the unilateral authority to remove members from that committee. He says he is doing it because Adam Schiff took advantage of the intelligence committee during the last Congress, especially with the first impeachment inquiry of president Donald Trump. He says he lied to the American public during that inquiry, and so he should be removed. Eric swalwell, he says, would not be able to get a security clearance in the private sector, so he should not be sourced with America's secrets because the intelligence committee gets briefings. Of course, Eric swa had some ties to a person who ends up being an alleged Chinese spy, but he shut off all contact with this person once he was notified by the government. So a lot of people do think that this is, in fact, retribution for Democrats kicking some Republicans off their committees last year for racist anti semitic and violent remarks. If we could try our best to fly above or rise above all this rhetoric and all this back and forth, taking a wider view is a bad for the country to not have these particular members of Congress on that committee. There's other, very capable and able members of the Democratic Party who can sit on the intelligence committee absolutely. Is it bad for the country from an intelligence perspective probably not? Is it bad for the country from a polarization and politicization standpoint? Probably critics of this move from McCarthy say that there is no equating what the Democrats did compared to what Marjorie Taylor Greene and Paul gosar did and said last year. So it's going to be a battle between the two parties and we'll see how the Democrats react. There are other options for Adam Schiff and Adam Schiff is also exploring a run for California Senate. This could perhaps be a good fundraising opportunity for him. That's Washington Post live anchor Lee and Caldwell, who also writes the early two O two on Skype in the conversation with our Dmitri sodas. You are listening to one O 3.5 FM at WTO P dot com. The Thursday morning January 26th, welcome to WTO. Time now is one 38. Our big weather on the 8s and when it breaks, let's check in now with rich hunter this morning and the WTO traffic
Mark Levin
Mike Pompeo: Adam Schiff Previously Leaked Classified Info
"A former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo with us mister secretary it's a pleasure Let me ask you something First of all he's written a fantastic book never give an inch fighting for the America I love I recommend it very very strongly It is a very impactful book It's a very intriguing book It's easy to read It's entertaining And you live through this America but there's a lot of things that took place behind the scenes And I'm not talking about gossipy stuff And settling scores in that kind of thing But really fascinating when it comes to diplomacy and decisions made by allies and enemies alike Mike Pompeo you had mentioned on outnumbered on Fox I think it was that Adam Schiff leaked classified information Is that correct Yes Mark Thanks for having me on I struggled with this a ton during the time of the Russia hoax the committee that House intelligence committee led by chairman Adam Schiff would ask for all these documents and president Trump frankly wanted us to provide them I write about this and never give an inch but get them something There's nothing to see here Don't hold on to this And it would end up in the press And there was the damage thing whether it's hammer his staff for both of them really really bad stuff This was classified information And somehow when it went to that committee it ended up in The Washington Post to The New York Times or someplace else And yet when speaker McCarthy puts his foot down with him and swalwell the press is like well why are you doing this And you can't do this and there's something after Pelosi did what she did What do you make of that Isn't that ridiculous It's ridiculous The press is always going to take entirely hypocritical positions They are partisan there not looking at this objectively
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
Kash Patel Has a Special Name for Special Prosecutors
"Back with cash Patel. He's got a brand new book up. Let's put it straight up there. So everybody knows the name it is. Image. There we go. Government gangsters. You can pre order it at government gangsters dot com. We'll talk about your fight to get it published, but first things first, when it comes to the news, you said something that rather triggered my former White House colleague Steve Bannon in a good way on his show yesterday on war room. I was on right after you. You said something special about the special prosecutors the special counsels that are going after president Trump. How did you describe them cash? I call these special counsels, the special forces operators of government, corruption. Look at rob Rosenstein's appointment of Mueller. Now look at this appointment of rob her. Who is rob her? Rob Rosenstein's protege. Why does that matter? Rob her single handedly with rod Rosenstein was the one that blocked Devin Nunes and I access to russiagate information for the American public when we sent them congressional subpoenas when they were running the Department of Justice. So you want it information and DoJ and this guy her blocked you cash? Not only did he block it, I want him. I dare him to come out and say he didn't do it. He also blocked and wanted to prevent the release of the Nunes memo. We've got the emails. I'm going to post them later today, a foia request to be made for every Robert herr email. This guy didn't want us to expose the corruption at the FBI and DoJ with his henchmen rod Rosenstein. They lied about it. And these two guys not only signed the illegal fisa warrant against president Trump as the heads of DoJ, they also launched an investigation and subpoenaed me as the chief House intelligence committee investigator on Russia gate in 2017.
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
Kash Patel and Sebastian Discuss Biden's Classified Docs
"Really going on, let's ask the man who knows more than most former DoJ kind of terrorism prosecutor former chief investigator for the House intelligence committee former chief of staff for The Pentagon and deputy director of national intelligence. What else do you need to say about the guy? He's an American. He's cash Patel cash. I got to check out with you. I'm a Mustang guy. Need to know, do you have a Corvette to protect your TSS code word documents at home? I have a 1968 Corvette. The only problem is it's the toy model version of it. Oh, so your documents have to be like the little GI Joe ones, right? At the level I can afford it, said. All right, so we got to laugh, but I got to ask you, first practical question, the garage that we now find out, let's put the document up. We have the least document for Hunter Biden. The building, the home doesn't belong to Joe Biden. It belongs to Hunter Biden, so that's Hunter Biden's garage with a top secret SCI documents, not a scare. The private office and then the closet in the China funded quote unquote think tank in D.C.. Given all of that, whatever happens to Biden, doesn't this mean the whole Mar-a-Lago case in Jack Smith just collapsed overnight? Gone. Gone. And look, as a former federal prosecutor, you analyzed the law on the facts, and it's very simple. The one thing this crystallized or the two things one, it ended the Trump investigation, which should have never started. But two, it made abundantly clear what you and I have been saying for years because we know the Intel loss, there's one human being on Planet Earth that can classify declassified will. That is a sitting president in the United States. You know who can not a sitting vice president. And that has been made crystal clear now that we know Joe Biden took these classified documents when he was vice president, which is illegal. But here's the bigger problem, Seb. From an intelligent standpoint from a national security standpoint, which I know you share, we are now weakened. These documents have been in the wild for 7 years. And if the reporting is accurate, they've been moving around and Mark my word, we're going to see more and more documents and more and more places talking about Russia, China, and Iran. Some of our most sensitive intelligence collection platforms.
AP News Radio
US spies lag rivals in seizing on data hiding in plain sight
"Intelligence experts are warning that the $90 billion U.S. spy apparatus is falling behind because it hasn't embraced what's called open-source intelligence. Democrats on the House intelligence committee wrote recently in a report that the most useful early warnings about COVID-19 did not come from spies or intercepts, but from public reporting, diplomatic cables, and analysis from medical experts, in other words, open-source intelligence, and the report says protecting the next pandemic or next government to fall will require better use of open-source material that doesn't mean that traditional intelligence gathering isn't important, but officials and experts worry that the U.S. hasn't invested enough people or money in analyzing publicly available information, like commercial satellite imagery, or even social media, dot a water Washington
Northwest Newsradio
"house intelligence committee" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"From ABC News, I'm sherry Preston, a knife attack, the busiest train station in Europe, at least 6 people were hurt in Paris ABC season as de la cotera. France's interior minister saying an individual stabbed several people this once day morning at The Guardian or train station, with at least one in critical condition. The attacker was quickly neutralized and according to the Paris prosecutor's office is still alive. The train station is open and running officials have not revealed the attackers motive or declared this a terror attack. And as deliberate, EBC news, Paris. Potential for some serious flight delays nationwide this morning a key computer system at the FAA has gone down. It's used to send safety information to pilots. President Biden saying he was surprised when informed the classified government records were found by his attorneys at his former office space in Washington, the House intelligence committee requesting a damage assessment on the discovery. At least 17 had been killed so far and flooding throughout California. After a very brief break, more heavy rain is moving into California today, mainly Northern California, this time around, it is a conveyor belt of storms heading toward the state from Asia, governor Gavin Newsom. We're not out of the Woods. We expect these storms to continue at least through the 18th of this month. And while today, Southern California is drying out a bit from Monday and Tuesday's storm and evacuation orders have been lifted, there is another strong storm coming in this weekend. Alex stone, ABC News, Los Angeles. Dried up enough in Los Angeles last night to hold the Golden Globe Awards, Eddie Murphy, the recipient of the Cecil B. DeMille award, alluding to last year's Oscars when he offered up three rules for up and coming performers. Pay taxes. My new business. And keep Will Smith's wife's name. Mouth. The 5th Golden Globe best picture award for Steven Spielberg also is one last night this time for his film meet the fable minutes. You're listening to ABC News. Do you know what people see when they Google you? Search engines don't always get it right. And when they're wrong, it's your reputation on the line. So what
Bloomberg Radio New York
"house intelligence committee" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"He was surprised when he was informed that government records were found by his attorneys at a former office space in Washington. The top Republican on the House intelligence committee requested a damage assessment of potentially classified documents found among the papers. At the Golden Globes top awards were handed out to the fable men's and the ban cheese of innis Sheeran, Abbott elementary led the TV awards. In the NHL, the rangers won in a shootout with the wild, the islanders lost in a shootout with the stars, the Devils won, in the NBA, the warriors lost. Global news, 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts more than a 120 countries, I'm Michael Barr and this is Bloomberg, Nathan. All right, Michael, thanks, it's 5 23 on Wall Street. I'm Nathan Hager. This is Bloomberg daybreak. We turn now to a story that broke within the last hour sources tell Bloomberg news Credit Suisse is considering a cut to its bonus pool for last year by about half as the Swiss bank continues to tighten its belt after a string of losses for more were joined by Bloomberg's managing editor for EME finance, Michael Moore. Michael, good morning. This is coming off a 32% cut to the bonus pool the year prior. What does this say that Credit Suisse is thinking of slashing bonuses even deeper this coming year? Yeah, I think it reflects where the banks at right now. I mean, you've seen it over the last couple of years of bonus pool has gone from 3 billion to 2 billion and now looking like it's headed toward 1 billion. Some of this is the fact that Credit Suisse wants to reduce headcount. They've already done some rounds of job cuts, but they've said over the next several years, they want to cut thousands of jobs. Partly through attrition. So you may see some people get zero bonus and that might be a sign that Credit Suisse is okay with them leaving. They're scaling back in some businesses. And I think obviously they're spinning out the investment bank over the course of the next couple of years. So I think we could see a bigger gap than usual between the winners and losers, you know, the top performers, perhaps seeing a flat or small cut, whereas some people may get nothing. Does that say something about the cost of doing that spin out of the investment bank the first Boston spin off? Is it turning out to be an even bigger job than Credit Suisse might have been expecting? Yeah, I think it's very tricky when you go through something like this that hasn't been done on modern Wall Street. To try to keep your top people on board while shrinking and certain areas, this is going to be a very U.S. focused business. It is going to have a global reach, but they won't be as big in Europe as they are today. So it is a tightrope they're walking and trying to pull this off. I want to ask you a little bit more about that tight rope. They're walking. You mentioned that Credit Suisse might be willing to stomach bigger loss of headcount here. But what about talent retention, keeping those top people? Is it going to make it more difficult now to keep top people in their jobs when they might not be getting nearly the bonuses they were expecting? Yeah, they've almost moved away from kind of the annual bonus being the only piece of this because last year they cut the bonus pool, but then they gave some of these one time awards to try to keep their top people. We saw in the month of, I think it was July. They handed out 300 million of retention awards to try to keep people on board. So they are making these targeted investments to try to keep the top people we have seen a number of senior bankers leave over the course of the last two years. But there's not quite the hiring environment there was 12 months ago. So that may make things a little easier for credit suites to hold on to the people it still has. And I will leave it there for now. Keep our eyes on whether we could see further moves from Credit Suisse going forward. That's Michael Moore with us this morning managing editor for EMEA finance at Bloomberg news. Take a look at Credit Suisse shares this morning off the back of that news they are higher by 1.7%. S&P futures are higher by 9 points. That's a gain of about a quarter 1%. Dow futures up 76 points NASDAQ futures on the rise by 25 points, ten year treasury is up 12, 30 seconds yield 3.57% the yield on the two year 4.22%. Up next, we'll get
AP News Radio
How White House has responded to Biden documents controversy
"President Biden is facing a political headache following the revelation that potentially classified documents were found in the office space of his former institute. The Justice Department's reviewing a small number of documents with classified markings found in offices, Joe Biden used between leaving the vice presidency and running for The White House. The president had ripped predecessor Donald Trump as irresponsible for keeping classified documents at his Florida club. When you're a woman at a glass house, don't be throwing stones, right? But Nebraska Republican Don bacon acknowledges it's unclear if the Biden and Trump situations are the same. Democrat Pete Aguilar says they're not. Trump spent months trying to keep the documents from the government. Biden's lawyers immediately turn them over. That is exactly the way that you should handle this. But House intelligence committee ranking member Mike Turner says the president potentially violated national security laws. He's asking the nation's intelligence chief for a damage assessment.
AP News Radio
GOP requests intel 'damage assessment' of Biden documents
"President Biden is facing a political headache following the revelation that potentially classified documents were found in the office space of his former institute. The Justice Department's reviewing a small number of documents with classified markings found in offices, Joe Biden used between leaving the vice presidency and running for The White House. The president had ripped predecessor Donald Trump as irresponsible for keeping classified documents at his Florida club. When you're a woman at a glass house, don't be throwing stones, right? But Nebraska Republican Don bacon acknowledges it's unclear if the Biden and Trump situations are the same. Democrat Pete Aguilar says they're not. Trump spent months trying to keep the documents from the government. Biden's lawyers immediately turn them over. That is exactly the way that you should handle this. But House intelligence committee ranking member Mike Turner says the president potentially violated national security laws. He's asking the nation's intelligence chief for a damage assessment. Sagar Meghani, Washington.
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
Lord Conrad Black: 'The Rights of All Are Being Challenged'
"Years ago, Google was subpoenaed by surreptitiously by the FBI to hand over and I'm reading directly from an article at Justin used dot com. This is the exclusive from John Solomon. Subpoenas and demanded a broad swath of records from Google, including all customer and subscriber account information, addresses, mailing addresses, local and long distance telephone connection records and even means and sources of pavement for such service such as credit card or bank account numbers. Who are the people they subpoenaed, staff, members, serving staff members of the House intelligence committee working for Devin Nunes, including cash Patel, who will be with us in the third hour. Am I disconnected from reality or would all other things being equal in a normal country just that one disclosure alone be cause for a massive enduring scandal? You are not out of touch at all. It is. Crowding the flagpole with red flags of warning. I mean, it's like a day at the beach from the sharks or only ten feet from the shore. And all the flags go up. I mean, it's a maximum danger signal that the rights of people on a scale that means the rights of all are being challenged. And the entire institutional structure of the country is in danger. I mean, it is an absolute outrage. It's conceivable that such a step could be justified in the midst of a war or something like that. But for the times in which that occurred and for the purposes for which such a step was taken, that that is an absolute assault upon any sense of security, one could justifiably have in the integrity of the electoral system.
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
Lord Conrad Black: 'The Rights of All Are Being Challenged'
"Years ago, Google was subpoenaed by surreptitiously by the FBI to hand over and I'm reading directly from an article at Justin used dot com. This is the exclusive from John Solomon. Subpoenas and demanded a broad swath of records from Google, including all customer and subscriber account information, addresses, mailing addresses, local and long distance telephone connection records and even means and sources of pavement for such service such as credit card or bank account numbers. Who are the people they subpoenaed, staff members, serving staff members of the House intelligence committee working for Devin Nunes, including cash Patel, who will be with us in the third hour. Am I disconnected from reality or would all other things being equal in a normal country just that one disclosure alone be cause for a massive enduring scandal? You are not out of touch at all. It is. Crowding the flagpole with red flags of warning. I mean, it's like a day at the beach from the sharks or only ten feet from the shore. And all the flags go up. I mean, it's a maximum danger signal that the rights of people on a scale that means the rights of all are being challenged. And the entire institutional structure of the country is in danger. I mean, it is an absolute outrage.
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
The Threat of a Rising China
"Yeah, well, I have your ear. My suggestion to the select committee to the speaker and every member on it is to schedule hearings long in advance, hold them at night and tell C-SPAN to come. So Americans can decide for themselves whether or not to watch. I certainly will. I'll play them all the next day. And not to be quarreling with the Democrats. In fact, I asked my Gallagher yesterday and he made congresswoman spanberger and he named a couple of other serious Democrats on national security. He did not name Seth Moulton or Jared golden who had a couple others here. Not everyone has to be a veteran, but it sure does help. I also suggested they put on one says, come on because having a Spanish speaking Republican who can take the committee's message on to Spanish media would be very, very useful. Who among the Democrats would you like to see if this thing's really going to work in the common interest to the benefit of all Americans? Well, I think there's a number of them. I mean, Christian warranty, for example, unfortunately, one that I have tremendous respect for Peter well choose just the cube is just selected senator and there's a number of others. But I got to go back to your previous point to you and that is one of the challenges we have on the work that we do on the House intelligence committee, which I stated is that it's behind closed doors. It's down to the skip. We can't talk about it. And that can be the focus of the new select committee on China. It can't focus on the national security or the classified Intel part of it. It's going to be open. It's got to be where the American people can see it and hear it. I could not agree with you more on your observation on that point.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"house intelligence committee" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Thank you, Nathan, 6 O 7 on Wall Street. Let's bring in Michael Barr with more on what else is going on in New York and around the world. Good morning, Michael. Good morning, Amy. A white gunman who targeted a buffalo supermarket in a predominantly black neighborhood, plans to plead guilty today on state charges and killing ten people and wounding three others. Peyton gendron, who is 19, is scheduled to appear in Erie county court for a hearing that was postponed for a week by a snowstorm. The 25 count grand jury indictment includes charges of a hate crime and domestic terrorism motivated by hate, which carries an automatic life sentence upon conviction. Also faces charges for separate federal hate crimes. Ukraine is suffering a power crisis after Russian strikes on its power grid. The capital key is covered in snow as temperatures fall below freezing across the country. Electricity has been restored to most areas in at least a limited capacity for just hours in the day. Meanwhile, the congressman who would chair the House intelligence committee when the GOP assumes majority in January, says rumors that Republicans will pull back congressional support of Ukraine are not true. Mike Turner of Ohio says, though, the GOP led house will pass aid to Ukraine as stand-alone measures. We don't need to pass $40 billion large Democrat bills that have been being passed to send $8 billion to Ukraine. And the GOP congressman who will become chair of the House foreign affairs committee, Michael McCall, says he will support giving longer range missiles to Ukraine. If we lose in Ukraine, chairman Xi is going to look at Taiwan. And the I toll is already all in with Russia and China in this fight and Kim Jong-un now is providing artillery shells to Russia to fight the Ukrainians. McCall of Texas and congressman Turner spoke on ABC's this week, which can be heard Sundays on Bloomberg. Many of Donald Trump's potential 2024 rivals and some top Republicans have fallen silent on the former president's dinner with a notorious white supremacist. Trump's impromptu dinner with Nick Fuentes at Mar-a-Lago last week has drawn condemnation from only a handful of Republicans while most sidestepped the matter or said nothing. However, Republican representative James comer of Kentucky was critical of the dinner. Well, certainly needs better judgment in who he dies with. Along with representative comer, former New Jersey governor Chris Christie, was also critical of Trump for putting out a plate for Fuentes. Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts more than a 120 countries. Michael Barr and this is Bloomberg, Amy. All right, thank you, Michael
The Trish Regan Show
America Has a Lot Going On...
"So Elon Musk just invited Donald Trump back on to Twitter, but is it going to matter? Is he going to go? I have said all along, he set up the whole thing as a rival. This may be an olive branch. And it's not Elon's fault. That comes just a little too late. Hello, everyone. Welcome to the program. I am Trisha, and we're going to talk about that. Plus, Kevin McCarthy is making some big plans there at the house and there's going to be some big changes coming to the House intelligence committee, which probably needed to happen. And we're going to explain exactly what they are. Welcome. I'm trusting this is a Trish Regan show portions of today's program are brought to you by legacy precious metals. I encourage you to go to legacy precious metals today, go to legacy p.m. investments dot com actually slash Trish and sign up. We're going to have another one of these discussions, wonderful discussions. You, me, the CEO of the company talking about the challenges in America faces right now. But the only way you can participate in that and it's all for free is to go to legacy p.m. investments dot com slash Trish today or go to my website and I'll make sure that you get the invite. If you sign up for my newsletter at Trish Intel dot com, again, it's Trish Intel dot com. Sign up for the newsletter. Okay, we got a lot going on. We get a lot going on. Donald Trump may be back on Twitter. I doubt it, but he's still on truth. We get Kevin McCarthy planning big, big changes, which are important right now in our House Intel committee, and we've gotten a country that's really hurting, still, America. We love this country. I love this country. I know you love this country. And we're struggling. We're struggling because we've got a very uncertain economic future, but I'll tell you this. We can not lose hope. It's really important to stay focused to know what the goal is. And I'll tell you, especially if you're a senior, especially if you're a senior because there's so much bad stuff out there, but I know that you probably know deep down. That if we work together, we will be a stronger America together because that's how it happens, right? And history has proven that. It's why I'd love to see you join forces with an organization. I think it's just incredible, and they're doing such incredible things. And it's the American association of mature American citizens. The association of mature American citizens. Also known as amac, by the way, you can go find them at amac dot U.S. slash Regan today. It is an organization that really exists to enrich the lives of seniors. Uphold the freedoms for all Americans by pushing and fighting for conservative causes, we need people out there standing up for those conservative causes. And you can be part of this membership comes with all kinds of great things you get. Cell phone plan discounts and restaurant discounts and the hotel discounts so go today. It's just $16 a year and you're going to be able to join forces with more than 2 million people that care is passionately as I know you do as I do. About this nation and you'll get advice on Medicare and financial planning and all that good stuff.
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
"house intelligence committee" Discussed on The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
"Which kind of send that message to people that, oh my God, nobody agrees with Devin Nunes and what the Republicans are doing on the House intelligence committee because they're just attack after attack after attack about, you know, that I'm a Russian agent that I'm a Putin guy, et cetera. I mean, you've seen it all before. And when in fact, what all it was was it was left wing bot farms that were swaying public opinion on these social media platforms. And that's why I originally got on parler when it first opened. I was one of the I was the first to go on rumble, which I know you've been on rumble since the beginning. And this is why, between true social and rumble, we're really creating a separate Internet superhighway where people can not be canceled and they can have their free speech and freedom of expression. That's really the key. It's why I left Congress to create this and I'm just happy that you've been on and of course that we're now fully open in the U.S.. This is all great news. Let's take a pause when we come back, we'll talk more with Devin Nunes. What some of us would do just to be young again, the simple things like climbing stairs, getting in and out of bed, taking a walk, aren't always that simple. Too many aches and pains, but they can be because thankfully now, there's a 100% drug free solution to aches and pains. It's called relief factor. Relief factor supports your body's fight against inflammation, that's the source of aches and pains. The vast majority of people who try relief factor order more because it works for them. Debbie's a true believer, she can finally do the exercises she loves, planks, push ups of stationary bike, all thanks to a relief factor. It's been a game changer for her and for many people. You two can benefit right for yourself order the three week quick start for the discounted price of only 1995. Go to relief factor dot com or call 833-690-7246
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
Steve Bannon Speaks Out Following Conviction
"By the way, I want to say one thing. I respect the judge, the sentence he came down with today is his decision. I fully respect I've been totally respectful as his entire process on the legal side. I also want to make one other statement before I talk about a broader topic. More than any person in the Trump administration. I testify before the Mueller commission for more hours. I testified in front of a shift in the House intelligence committee, more than any other person in the Trump administration. I testified in front of the Senate intelligence. I think more than all about the issues related to Russia gate to all of that. The same process every time. I had lawyers that were engaged. They worked through the issues of privilege, and at that time I went and testified. And this thing about I'm above the law is an absolute and total lie. Now, more importantly, more importantly, the judge, today was my Judgment Day by the judge, and he stayed for the appeal and will have a very vigorous appeals process. I've got a great legal team of the multiple areas of appeal. But as that sign says right there, can we have the vote sign? On November 8th. On November 8th. On November 8th. There's going to have judgment on the illegitimate Biden regime and quite frankly and quite frankly that Nancy Pelosi and the entire committee. And we know which way that's going. Either they've already been turfed out like Liz Cheney right or if quit like kinzinger and other Democrats or they're about to be beaten like luria and others or they will lose their power and becoming a minority in Nancy Pelosi and Tom chairman chomps with all of it.
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
John Solomon: John Durham Is Putting the FBI on Trial
"Has used the trial of Igor danchenko to do more than just prove his case that Igor danchenko a Russian citizen lied to the FBI during the Russia collusion case. It's now been so discredited. He's actually used the trial, particularly his redirect moments. When he has a witness in the defense finishes up, he redirects the witness to put the FBI itself on trial. He keeps exposing bombshell after bombshell. Let's keep in mind, there's been 6 investigations of Russia collusion in the House in the Senate and the Justice Department, the inspector general. John Durham has turned up things in all of those investigations have failed to turn up. And one of the bombshells that came out Tuesday was an admission by the FBI that the FBI had failed to authenticate a single fact in the Christopher Steele dossier back in October 2016 before they submitted it as quote unquote verified evidence to the fisa court and they were so desperate to find some verification before they submitted to the court they didn't, of course, that they offered Christopher Steele, the British spy, one up to up to $1 million if he could prove his own dossier. That's unusual for a lot of reasons. First off, Christopher Steele was already an FBI confidential human source. So he was obligated to give the FBI accurate information. The fact that they had to use a $1 million dangle is completely outside the normal FBI regulations and norms according to the former intelligence team for the FBI, Kevin Brock. Secondly, it is the most stunning and overwhelming proof that the FBI knew what they were giving the fisa court was not proven and yet they marked it verified. A lot of people today, including Devin Nunes, former House intelligence committee chairman saying this is such a smoking gun. He wonders why FBI agents haven't been indicted for misleading the fisa court. You know,
AP News Radio
Jan. 6 panelists: Enough evidence uncovered to indict Trump
"Members of the House committee investigating the capitol riot say there's enough evidence for the Justice Department to consider a criminal indictment against former president Donald Trump for seeking to overturn the 2020 election Democratic representative Adam Schiff chairman of the House intelligence committee says the DoJ should be investigating any credible allegation of criminal activity by Trump and he thinks there is such evidence There are certain actions parts of these different lines of effort to overturn the election that I don't see evidence the Justice Department is investigating Representative Jamie Raskin also a Democrat says he doesn't wish to browbeat attorney general Merrick Garland but the committee believes Trump violated criminal law Garland has an indicated what he might do Trump has denied all wrongdoing audio courtesy ABC this week with George Stephanopoulos I'm Julie Walker
WTOP
"house intelligence committee" Discussed on WTOP
"Belmar 64 at 65 and foggy bottom at one 41 A house panel hearing this coming Tuesday will discuss unidentified flying objects also known as UAP or unidentified aerial phenomena House intelligence committee chair Adam Schiff tweets the hearing will give you the chance to hear from experts on one of the greatest mysteries of our time He adds Americans deserve full transparency about UFOs Brian bender senior national correspondent for political or he focuses on The Pentagon NASA and the defense and aerospace industries join WTO's Michelle bash to discuss the upcoming hearing Can you go back to 2017 That's when it became public that The Pentagon did have at least a very small UFO research operation That was also when some navy pilots came forward publicly with their testimony about some encounters that they reported off of the decks of aircraft carriers And Congress has sort of been digging into this slowly but surely a couple of oversight committees a number of members have quite publicly called for more investigation Legislation passed in December the national defense authorization act requires The Pentagon to apply a lot more resources to this target set so to speak and to report back to Congress So this is really the result of that There's been some closed door briefings that we know of in recent weeks But this will be the first public hearing on this topic since 1966 when then congressman Gerald Ford actually convened a hearing on this The military has done a lot of talk race in recent years since about 2017 2018 regarding UFOs and some of it has been very surprising to many people Can you talk a bit about what they've done The Pentagon has basically talked more publicly than they have in the long long time about dozens and dozens of these incursions into military airspace Or over sensitive facilities in some cases by aircraft or drones that seem to exhibit Aerodynamic characteristics it defy at least what we think we know about technology And so I think there are members of Congress that are concerned that number one we should get to the bottom of this in the event that it's some technological breakthrough that for example an adversary might have achieved that we don't know about People think that's very unlikely since these reports have been happening for years and years If that were true it would be a huge intelligence failure And so you know I think there's just more and more concern There's less stigma including in the political sphere I mean whether it's senator Marco Rubio or congressman Andre Carson from Indiana who's holding this hearing there freer to talk about it and they basically couch it in terms that for example if these had Russian or Chinese markings on them we probably would be doing a whole lot more than we are So why not get to the bottom of it Do you think this hearing will have real accomplishments at the end of it My expectations would be pretty low I think there'll be a lot of process In other words if the recent legislation requires The Pentagon to create a new UFO research operation there might be a lot of questions about what they're doing how much money they're spending who's doing what How much they're going to get into what they really think they know in terms of classified information I don't know there's going to be much of that in a.
WTOP
"house intelligence committee" Discussed on WTOP
"Is safer and more sustainable than giving money from your car News Fairfax board supervisor Jeff McKay says panhandling is a complicated issue involving constitutional rights to free speech and most of the panhandling in the county is taking place on state roads I have three 51 A house panel hearing next week will discuss unidentified flying objects or what are also known as UAP unidentified aerial phenomena House intelligence committee chair Adam Schiff this week says the hearing will give the public a chance to hear from experts on one of the greatest mysteries of our time He added that Americans deserve full transparency about UFOs This morning Brian bender a senior national correspondent for Politico where he focuses on The Pentagon NASA and the defense and aerospace industries on the upcoming year If you go back to 2017 that's when it became public that The Pentagon did have at least a very small UFO research operation That was also when some navy pilots came forward publicly with their testimony about some encounters that they reported off of the decks of the aircraft carriers And you know Congress has sort of been digging into this Slowly but surely a couple of oversight committees a number of members have quite publicly called for more investigation Legislation passed in December the natural defense authorization act requires The Pentagon to apply a lot more resources to this target set so to speak and to report back to Congress So this is really the result of that There's been some closed door briefings that we know of in recent weeks But this will be the first public hearing on this topic since 1966 when Ben congressman Gerald Ford actually convened a hearing on this The military has done a lot of talk in recent years since about 2017 2018 regarding the UFOs and some of it has been very surprising to many people Can you talk a bit about what they've done The Pentagon has basically talked more publicly than they have in the long long time about dozens and dozens of these incursions into military airspace are over sensitive facilities In some cases by aircraft or drones that seem to exhibit aerodynamic characteristics it defy at least what we think we know about technology And so I think there are members of Congress that are concerned that number one we should get to the bottom of this The event that it's some technological breakthrough that for example an adversary might have achieved that we don't know about People think that's very unlikely since these reports have been happening for years and years If that were true it would be a huge intelligence failure And so you know I think there's just more and more concern There's less stigma including in the political sphere I mean whether it's senator Marco Rubio or congressman Andre Carson from Indiana who's holding this hearing next week they're freer to talk about it and they basically couch it in terms that for example if these had Russian or Chinese markings on them we probably would be doing a whole lot more than we are So why not get to the bottom of it Do you think this hearing will.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"house intelligence committee" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"And after 12 days of Russian military frustration Vladimir Putin's response is to intensify the bombardment of cave Let's get to it better in San Francisco edge Yeah exactly right Juliet there are a few reports of isolated fighting inside the city But for the most part Russian troops are stalled about 30 miles outside of Kyiv Now top U.S. intelligence in from the House intelligence committee today saying that Putin is getting frustrated CIA director William burns says Putin expected to seize the capital in two days before it all stalled His own military's performance has been largely ineffective instead of seizing Kyiv within the first two days of the campaign which is what his plan was premise upon After nearly two weeks they still have not been able to fully encircle the city Now he says will cause Putin to be even more aggressive I think Putin is angry and frustrated right now He's likely to double down and try to grind down the Ukrainian military with no regard for civilian casualties and he says finding a way out for him to be very very difficult He has no sustainable political endgame in the face of what is going to continue to be fierce resistance from Ukrainians Burns says he'll have to be worn down by Ukrainian people and by the international community unity Former U.S. delegate to NATO Kay Bailey Hutchinson on Bloomberg's balance of power to this day today says if he tries to go forward and push us toward NATO showing Putin that we are going to do that then I think perhaps he will not have the capability to go into another non NATO country and he most certainly would be foolish to go into a NATO country because then it will be all out war And she says now to Putin's been very strategic up to now and attacking non NATO nations German Chancellor Olaf scholz has issued a statement saying that he held a one hour conference call with French president Emmanuel Macron and Chinese president Xi Jinping and that all agreed diplomacy as a road to solving the war in Ukraine And let me say I wanted to get in this Pfizer will soon submit data to a U.S. regulators on a fourth dose of the vaccine and CEO Albert bourla on Bloomberg balance of power says as very well as a variant vaccine itself You need to wait until you see the full set of the data But we are trying to bring something that it is a new version that will cover equally well The old and the new variants all variants pan variants And he says all the data is not in and the WHO has now changed course And well now says COVID boosters are needed This reverses its previous call In San Francisco I'm at Baxter This is Bloomberg Brian Thanks very much Ed The time 38 minutes past the hour let's get to global sports.
AP News Radio
Thousands of intel officers refusing vaccine risk dismissal
"Thousands of intelligence officers who are refusing to get the coveted nineteen vaccine could soon lose their jobs intelligence officers are particularly hard to replace because of the highly specialized work they do and the difficulties involved in completing security clearance checks how many intelligence officers are not vaccinated the office of the director of national intelligence isn't saying CIA director William burns says ninety seven percent of his CIA officers have been vaccinated the congressman Chris Stewart a Utah Republican who's a member of the house intelligence committee says in some agencies the number of unvaccinated workers is as high as forty percent the government's vaccine mandate deadline for civilian employees is November twenty second I'm ready to fall late
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
"house intelligence committee" Discussed on America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
"America first, and here's your host, doctor Sebastian gorka. Cohen said though, in that open testimony, he had no direct evidence of collusion with Russia. The Senate Intel, chairman also said, at this point, no evidence of collusion at this point. Have you seen, do you have direct evidence of collusion with Russia? Well, I think there is direct evidence in the emails from the Russians through their intermediary, offering dirt on Hillary Clinton as part of what is described in writing as the Russian government effort to help elect Donald Trump. They offer that dirt. There is an acceptance of that offer in writing from the president's son Don Junior and there's overt acts in furtherance of that that is the meeting at Trump Tower and all the lies to cover up that meeting at the Trump Tower. And apparently lies that the president participated in that to me is direct evidence, but there's also abundant circumstantial evidence. A refrain we heard for nigh on four years, Russia, Russia, Russia, incontrovertible evidence from a man who, and this is a hard thing to do is perhaps the most mendacious, the largest liar in Washington, D.C., a man called Adam Schiff. Let's talk to a man who is the opposite of Adam Schiff. He is a truth teller. Also formally chair of the August House intelligence committee representing the 22nd congressional district of California. We welcome a true freedom fighter. Congressman Devin Nunes, welcome to America first one on one. I'll see as it's great to be with you. I'm honored and I'm not sure that you should use the term Auguste body for anything in Washington. No less Congress and especially the House intelligence committee that as you know has turned into a complete scam show of impeachment and other circus acts. I will caveat that and say it depends who's running it when you are in charge. It was an August body when that guy that clown took over and was tweeting out classified information from closed door Sessions in the break. It became something very, very different. Great to have you on the show. Only guest on America first who gets to call me sea bass, but that's because he is Devin Nunes. Congressman Nunes, I didn't want to spoil your day. I just wanted to tee that cut up to ask you a question that I have to give full credit. I lived in Hungary after the fall of communism the land of my parents birth. And there was an issue there in the 1990s. Nobody, not one person paid the price for the crimes of the prior regime. There was no truth in reconciliation, no truth committees, and one day a very bright philosopher wrote a big article, changed the overton window. And the title of the article, a congressman was is our nation becoming a land of no consequences. I look at America in the last 5 years. I look at the lives of Schiff, the accusations of Brennan of Comey of mccabe of stroke of Lisa page. And I see one lowly lawyer at the FBI get a slap on the wrist, and I have to ask you as a person who's down the most to get the true story out. Is America becoming a land of no consequences congressman? Well, I still have hope, and you have to have hope in this line of work. I get up every day. I live in California. I'm coming to you from California where we got fires burning all over the place, so you got politicians running around, screaming global warming as my constituents and my family are engulfed in smoke, just ash and smoke that are coming out of the Sierra Nevada mountain range. So you got to get up every day. We're in the trenches here. And you've got to have hope that things are going to get better. But to your point, things have gotten progressively worse. And this is something I've been thinking about a lot recently. If you go back to, okay, back in 2015 and 16. This started the Russia hook started as a basically a political dirty trick. Then sometime in 2016, they moved this to, well, we're going to actually forget about looking into Trump's business dealings, we're actually going to move this over to he's working with Putin clearly that was done as a campaign spin. They were worried about whether or not Clinton was going to be indicted or not, clearly, Comey let all of them off in an unprecedented scam after right after the July 4th. I think it was like July 5th, the 2016. She was allowed to let she was let me know in Scot free. Well, it's at that time. I think they knew that those emails were out there. Those emails are probably somewhere still out there now. The so called server that was destroyed, and I'll just skip the rest of 16 and 17 and 18 and 19 even in 20 and where are we today? We're to the point where you now have gone from political dirty tricks to the attorney general of the United States going out and saying that he's going to sick the FBI out on parents that show up to school board meetings to address issues that this democratic republic was founded on that which is local government and your ability to go to your local government to plead your case. You now have the attorney general in an unprecedented act to say that to essentially use the FBI to go out and target these parents essentially a warning shot across the bow. So it happens. It's a very slippery slope. And I think nobody's more attuned to it than you see vas because your family grew up in it, but I think what we're dealing with now is something that looks very much like a totalitarian state where you can't trust the justice system. You can't trust the intelligence services. You can't trust the military or the people in the military. It's got some very eerie signs of a socialist communist totalitarian regime. Well, you wrote the book count down to socialism talking about are inexorable move towards it here in the United States..
KTAR 92.3FM
"house intelligence committee" Discussed on KTAR 92.3FM
"R news app. Thanks for being here. So the the word of the year is going to be extremist, because unity is what we're chasing. Now, let's see if this is gonna work out. Marjorie Taylor Greene, representative from Georgia. Made statements over the previous years about the Cuban on, um, thing that was going on, and she talked about 9 11. Being an inside job. The Jewish laser she made some comments on a lot of people thought were pretty outrageous. So they voted yesterday and 11 Republicans joined the Democrats in favor of removing her from her committee assignments because of her past remarks, saying they were unacceptable. Um, but one of the members that did this his name is Mario Diaz Balart. Um From Florida. Said that there are other members that I've consistently said should be removed Committee assignments for their irresponsible inflammatory speech. So he talked about an incident in which Ilhan Omar Who was accused of anti Semitism. She made remarks critical of Israel and alleged the American Israeli a pack, which is the American Israeli Public affairs Committee. Was paying politicians to take a favorable stance toward the country. So he's saying, you know, Ilhan Omar. There were a lot of people that made controversial statements. And so if you're going to get rid of extremism, why don't you start taking a look at both sides and say when you are going to make inflammatory statements? That are causing an inciting anger and people in division. If that's the standard, then get rid of everybody. That's doing it. Then I'm in favor of it when you are going to say that this is not the decorum of the behavior we will tolerate And both sides of the political aisle say I'm in. You're right. That's not going to be tolerated. The anti Semitic remarks made by Ilhan Omar and receded to leave have been outrageous out Ray GIs. You had a you had the head of the House Intelligence Committee. Adam Schiff, who spent well over a year closer to two years, I believe, telling the American people that they had evidence that Donald Trump broke the law and was colluding with Russians and colluding to win the election and steal the election from Hillary Clinton. There was never any evidence that was was put out there if you're going to impeach the president for inciting people to riot by perpetuating a lie that the election was stolen from him. How does Adam Schiff not get in trouble for what he did? If you are going to say that Donald Trump is inciting violence, the current vice president of the United States is raising money to bail out criminals who are riding in the streets and setting businesses and property on fire. How is that not condoning and inciting more violence? When you've got I believe it was Sheila Jackson Lee that came out and said, When you see Trump supporters, you gather a crowd. You push up against them, and you tell them they're not welcome any anywhere anymore. How is that not inciting people to violence? If you are going to do this in one direction and say this will not be tolerated. It's what upsets people about Social media. But a social media company is a private company of Twitter wants to ban you from what they say violates their standards. It's a private company. The government is not a private company and justice in our government is supposed to be blind if you're saying one person statements that could not be proven and have motivated people toe anger and violence. Is grounds to get rid of somebody impeach somebody punish somebody. Then it's got to be across the board. And we've seen that. That's not the case. And that is where It seems to be inconsistent and unfair. And the reason why even bring this up is the days the days of us seeing, um Piece. I don't know how What it's going to take my goal this year is to bring his many voices that will come on the show that disagree and have a different point of view. To try to have a reasonable conversation about what we can do. I think that some of these people would would agree. Like I would say, Reuben Diego, Congressman Diego He is my congressman. I don't think that when it comes to policy, there's much that Rubin guy going. I would agree on not much at all. But he's a Marine. Hey, isn't a Nana Rabb Lee discharged veteran of our military served honorably. We brought him on the show to talk about when he was courageous when that when all of that was going on in the Capitol building, he was the one that took the lead and showed other members how to put gas masks on and try to get them to safety. S O. All of those things I can agree is make makes him to be a upstanding, good, honorable and at that time, courageous human being Bring him on the show to talk policy as much as we can, because we disagree. Different point of view show that you can have a respectful debate with someone. Had great, too great conversations with the secretary of state and another one with the superintendent, and I didn't agree with either one of their positions, But we were able to have a given take and at least have the other side. See where we were coming from in the conversation. Those are reasonable, productive conversations between people that as long as you are going to see this word extremist thrown around and you're going to say to someone we're going to make an example of this person for the outrageous things that, they said Even years ago. Well, then you've got to be able to do it on both sides because it was no less outrageous. What was said by receded to leave in Ohana Omar. What they said about the Jewish people and about Israel in particular, and how anti Israel the people that surround them are If you're going to set that standard, it's got to be unequal standard. That's what fairness.
KCRW
"house intelligence committee" Discussed on KCRW
"And I'm Larry Parole. Here's what's happening at 6 30. If L A county's vaccine rollout wasn't confusing enough. Well, guess what. It's about to get a little muddier L. A County Board of Supervisors chair Hilda's police tonight. Signed an executive order to make covert 19 vaccines available to residents 65 older. That's despite public health officials hope to finish vaccinating health care workers first amid a lack of vaccines. Seles is giving the health Department until this Thursday to begin opening appointments upto older residents. Last week, the state authorized counties to start vaccinating older residents. But L. A county said they were holding off until half a million frontline health care workers could get vaccinated due to a low supply of doses they hoped that would happen by the end of the month. County Department of Public Health has yet to release a statement addressing the new order, Although armed supporters of President Trump Rally that several state capitals this weekend there was no repeat of the violence of the U. S. Capitol. January 6th. However, Burbank Congressman Adam Schiff, chair of the House Intelligence Committee, says officials are still on high alert for Wednesday's inauguration. Speaking on CBS Estates, the Nation Shift said that people are coming to the D. C area with weapons, he says there's a massive security presence. It reminds me of visiting Baghdad going to the green zone and seeing S O much military presidents and barricades. I never thought I would see that in her own capital or that it would be necessary. But there is a profound threat from domestic violent extremists. Ships also endorsed calls from some former intelligence officials to deny President Trump intelligence briefings when he leaves office. I don't think he can be trusted with it now and in the future, he certainly can't be trusted indeed. There were, I think any number of intelligence partners of ours around the world who probably started withholding information from us. Briefings are a courtesy typically extended to former occupants of the White House and Wednesday's inauguration of Joe Biden. Kamila Harris will be devoid of large in person crowns do to those security concerns and the pandemic, But It does not mean it will be without a grand production KCRW spent. Dillon has more on a prime time cross network TV special to end the day's festivities. Emceeing the 90 minutes celebrating America's special will be Oscar winner Tom Hanks. Program will air Wednesday night on the three major networks, cable outlets, CNN and MSNBC as well. A stream online at Amazon, YouTube and other platforms. Hanks will be just one star in a constellation. Bruce Springsteen, Justin Timberlake and Jon Bon Jovi is slated to perform and icons like labor activists Dolores Huerta and author and basketball great Kareem Abdul Jabbar will appear. Biden and Harris are also expected to make remarks during the prime time special. Presidential inauguration committee says the program is a response to the pandemic, forcing so many traditional events to cancel this year, including the famed inaugural ball. Mideast CEO Tony Allen says the special will quote highlight a new, inclusive American era of leadership that works for and represents all Americans by this KCRW's Matt Dillon reporting at 6 33. Mm hmm. You're listening to greater l A on KCRW The show that connects you to the people and the places of Southern California. They there. I'm Steve to take his today. Let's hop in the car and take a quick drive over to Dodger Stadium. Take a look. Over the past year has been a lot more than just the ballpark. It was a covert testing site for more than a million people got tested was a voting center. Ah, holiday lights drive through Show, a socially distance tailgate location where Dodger fans Sat and watched the boys in Blue. Take the World Series. Now it's changing roles again and taking what here at Dodger Stadium has been the largest testing site in the world. And transforming it into the largest vaccine site in America. Ally Mayor Eric Garcetti, announcing their the Dodger Stadium is becoming the largest covert vaccination site in the country. Friday was day one and they administered 2500 shots Saturday. They administered another 4800. The goal is to reach 12,000 shots every day by the end of this week. KCRW's Kaylie Wells has more on how it's going. When Tianna Herrera got the email from her boss with the information to get a cove in 19 vaccine, she grabbed the first appointment she could find. I want to get it as fast as I can. So it just so happened that Dodger Stadium still had availability. And it was the next day. So my okay, I guess I'm going to Dodge Stadium. She works with developmentally disabled adults, so she counts as a health.
NewsRadio WIOD
"house intelligence committee" Discussed on NewsRadio WIOD
"Set the cop this free. Have the priest a year are the laws? Freedom? In other words, I came to dismantle the value system off the empire. But here's the problem. The religious folk who should be fighting with me. Guess they empire our income hoots with the empire. It's religious for court, trying tow, steal money from the poor and give it to the rich through this terrible tax bill. There's some jacked up theology coming from American pull pits. And then again this This is a guy we know about his extremist past, praising Louis Farrakhan, the Nation of Islam. Comparing the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, to George Wallace, repeatedly disparaging law enforcement officers, claiming Americans can't serve both God in the military. Wow, and you got the other extremist Jon Ossoff's well. He's now appears to be taking his quits from Congressman Swalwell and from quid pro quo Joe and zero experience Hunter because in a new ad that David Perdue is put out there, exposing some of Assad's troubling ties himself to the Chinese Communist Party member Christine Fang is girlfriend. He doesn't say a word about the nature of the relationship raises money gets in Turns in his office. You got to be kidding me. You know he's on the House Intelligence Committee got to be able to trust him. What did he tell her and win and we have a right to know not because of any period interest of any kind. We just need to know if he's compromised. I already think Joanna Hunter are compromised by China and other places anyway. Listen to the new ad news reports recently uncovered.
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"house intelligence committee" Discussed on WTVN
"This free out the priest a year are the Lord's Freedom. In other words, I came to dismantle the value system off the empire. But here's the problem. The religious folk who should be fighting with me get, say, empire, our income hoots with the empire. It's religious folk who are trying to seal money from the poor and give it to the rich through this terrible tax bill. There's some jacked up theology coming from American pull pits. And then again this This is a guy we know about his extremist past, praising Louis Farrakhan, the Nation of Islam, comparing the Israeli Prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, to George Wallace, repeatedly disparaging law enforcement officers, claiming Americans can't serve both God in the military. Wow, and you've got the other extremist John. Also off, he's now appears to be taking his quits from kind. Husband, Swalwell and from quid pro quo Joe and zero experience Hunter because in a new ad that David Perdue is put out there, exposing some of Assad's troubling ties himself to the Chinese Communist Party member Christine Fang is girlfriend. He doesn't say a word about the nature of the relationship raises money gets in Turns in his office. You got to be kidding me. You know he's on the House Intelligence Committee got to be able to trust him. What did he tell her and win and we have a right to know not because of any period interest of any kind. We just need to know if he's compromised. I already think Joanna Hunter are compromised by China and other places anyway. Listen to the new APP. News reports recently uncovered the Jon.
KLBJ 590AM
"house intelligence committee" Discussed on KLBJ 590AM
"Swalwell received an FBI defensive briefing in 2015, warning him of the threat she appeared to pose. But shortly thereafter, house bigger Nancy Pelosi placed him on the House Intel Committee, which oversees the CIA, and has access to the highest level of sensitive and classified information, right There you go. Yeah, Republicans are rallying to have swallowed removed from the House Intelligence Committee. But you know what? I kind of understand why Mr Cameron, who called us a few minutes ago, has doubts he wants Roof. I mean, if you think about its we ourselves have an incredible distrust in our own government. That's true, right? Very true, right? I mean, he's so that's an interesting point that he brought up. Yeah, well, you know, I mean it now, The only proof we can offer up is is kind of what you've done there, But, you know, and he's kind of right were very critical of the FBI over the past few years and the DOJ I mean, a lot of people have been very critical of all of those agencies on both sides of the aisle. Maybe it is time Maybe Mr Kim is right. The Department of Justice needs to have a press conference and lay out all the details to explain exactly what we're up against. When it comes to Russians and Chinese spies And what what they want to do with our country. I mean, I think you know that could be who have a lot of a lot of people. But then, of course you're gonna people are gonna be hearing it along with partisan ears at this point, and you know whether or not we could rally even around that is questionable. At this point, I would think after 40 years, you can maybe understand him a little bit better. Oh, and I'm not trying to be critical of his accent. But, you know, I mean, I've just never been a bit have been harassed by like that Be on the air, and I could barely understand what he was saying. I'm sorry, Mr Kim. I appreciate your listening, but I appreciate I am as a journalist. I appreciate you pushing me to show the proof now here and what the only proof or evidence or conversation we have right now is what the intelligence community is telling us. And it doesn't look good from what they have told us. No, no. All right, jump in here at 51283605 90. I think it's very important today as we head into the holidays. Kind of lighten things up. Maybe we want to hear from some of you small business owners. What are your holiday plans, Restaurants are still open and customers are needed. And what kind.