21 Burst results for "Zoe Lofgren"
WCPT 820
"zoe lofgren" Discussed on WCPT 820
"Song, prove that I'm alright Song, and I don't really care if nobody else believes cause I've still got a lot of fight I will say that the testimony from Mr. Ornato was inconsistent with other evidence that we had gotten and also just for myself I found it to be incredible in some in some cases so you know I have a lingering concern about some of the members of the Secret Service obviously there are many brave members including those who went with Pence to the Capitol but I just have anxiety that was never resolved in our investigation hi I'm awake. It's six minutes after the hour. I'm Jody Hamilton sitting in for Ms. Miller. That was Zoe Lofgren. That was Zoe Lofgren who is a very wise lady. Yes she is. And I agree with her statement absolutely because the Secret Service is shady. It's shady. It's shady AF. And look at who we have here. What? What? That's good coffee. I take it back like my man. Coffee with Carlos I have a Zimbabwe latte. I'll have a quinoa cappuccino. She never has a second cup of coffee. Mountain Carla Salazarocki. I was gonna make espresso. And picked by Juan Valdez. Coffee with Carlos. Good to to the last drop. Good morning Carlos. And a muy
Bloomberg Radio New York
"zoe lofgren" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Real time, it's just very difficult. Okay, I'm out of time, Mickey, but we got to get you back on again. This is really timely with Mickey levy, doctor levy's with Berenberg capital markets and of course, part of the truly earned legend, the shadow, open market committee. The two year yield 4.80%, it is back 16 years. Wow. Wow. Yep. Also, wow, with our news in New York City is Michael Barr. John Paul, thank you very much. On the one year anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the NATO and EU chiefs met in Estonia, the U.S. pledges billions more in aid to Keith, meanwhile, Europe is growing weary billions upon billions in funds have already been poured into Kyiv. However, secretary general Jens Stoltenberg is refusing to budge. Our support to Ukraine risks triggering escalation, but there are no risk free options and the biggest risk of all is if president Putin wins in Ukraine president zelensky pledges to push for victory in 2023. China called for a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine in a 12 point proposal for ending the war. It appears to have little chance of winning broad support and includes a ceasefire measure which would freeze Russian troops in place on Ukrainian territory. A senior congressional Democrat says House speaker Kevin McCarthy, giving security video of the January 6th riot Fox host Tucker Carlson could imperil security, representative Zoe lofgren of California, said giving Carlson the video will not enable Republicans to unwind the truth of Matt day's violence. You'd have to ask McCarthy what his motivations are, but it does appear based on what he said publicly that he made a promise to the extremists in his caucus to grant access to Carlson. Representative lofgren spoke
Bloomberg Radio New York
"zoe lofgren" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Sound on podcasts, congresswoman Zoe lofgren, who served on the January 6th committee on speaker Kevin McCarthy's decision to hand over thousands of hours of security video from the attack on the capitol. You'd have to ask McCarthy what his motivations are, but it does appear based on what he said publicly that he made a promise to the extremists in his caucus to grant access to Carlson as part of his vote getting gathering effort to become speaker. I don't think I mean, obviously this is not a false flag. Anybody who doubts that can just go to the Library of Congress or the government printing office and take a look at the report. And see the gigantic mob attack attacking our police officers on the west front of the capital. Well, I'll tell you what, congresswoman, I was in the hearing room for your final hearing. I've seen the presentation. And we have digested your report here at Bloomberg. With that said, does it matter that any of this is getting out that McCarthy says it's in the public interest to know everything not just what you chose to show America from the committee. Obviously, you could have used any of this tape. Is it benign? Well, I think it is not benign because there are certain things that cause security concerns. For example, we learned that there are gaps in coverage of where the cameras are. Part of our recommendation was that we should fund the placement of cameras throughout the facilities. So that
Bloomberg Radio New York
"zoe lofgren" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"On the latest sound on podcasts, congresswoman Zoe lofgren, who served on the January 6th committee on speaker Kevin McCarthy's decision to hand over thousands of hours of security video from the attack on the capitol. You'd have to ask McCarthy what his motivations are, but it does appear based on what he said publicly that he made a promise to the extremists in his caucus. To grant access to Carlson as part of his vote getting gathering effort to become speaker. I don't think I mean, obviously this is not a false flag. Anybody who doubts that can just go to the Library of Congress or the government printing office and take a look at the report. And see the gigantic mob attack attacking our police officers on the west front of the capital. Well, I'll tell you what, congresswoman, I was in the hearing room for your final hearing. I've seen the presentation. And we have digested your report here at Bloomberg. With that said, does it matter that any of this is getting out that McCarthy says it's in the public interest to know everything not just what you chose to show America from the committee. Obviously, you could have used any of this tape. Is it benign? Well, I think it is not benign because there are certain things that cause security concerns. For example, we learned that there are gaps in coverage of where the cameras are. Part of our recommendation was that we should fund the placement of cameras throughout the facilities so that there wouldn't be
Mark Levin
Every Mainstream Sunday Show Wants to See Trump Indicted
"Every Sunday show every virtually website Every event is about Trump Every one of them Every one of them And even more than that they're all pushing to get him indicted All of them you have even a very rarely watch show called firing line they stole the title from Bill Buckley With a yenta who runs a thing Hoover her grandfather a great grandfather was Herbert Hoover so she's qualified And former attorney general Bill Barr is on there Now why do you think he's on there Does anybody really care what he has to say No Nobody cares what Bill Barr has to say but they know what he's going to say about Donald Trump And Bill Barr is very very angry So he wants to see Donald Trump in federal prison Think about that Think about that And so they think that by bringing him on that will resonate with the bureaucrats over the Department of Justice because after all he ran that place twice Then over on deface the nation we have Zoe lofgren Remember her Very pretty lady that's so from saint Jose California And she says we're going to release all the evidence the J 6 committee It's going to show that Trump was the center of the overthrow of the government
Bloomberg Radio New York
"zoe lofgren" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"The FBI is among the federal state and local agencies investigating the mass shooting at a gay bar in Colorado Springs. Police say the gunman entered the LGBTQ nightclub just after midnight and immediately opened fire with a rifle. 5 people were killed and at least 24 others injured in the attack. Officials have the suspect in custody identifying him as 22 year old Anderson Lee Aldrich, authorities are working to determine if the shooting was a hate crime. House speaker Nancy Pelosi is calling that shooting senseless slaughter. She said the attack was a challenge to our conscience and a reminder that we must keep fighting to do more. President Biden also condemned the mass shooting in a White House statement Biden said Americans can not and must not tolerate hate and renewed his call for a ban on assault weapons. Representative Zoe lofgren says the former president and vice president cheated history by not testifying in front of the House select committee investigating January 6th, she says all the evidence will be available within a month. And within a month, the public will have everything that we've found. All the evidence. For good or ill. Appearing on CBS's face the nation, the California Democrat went on to criticize the GOP's view of the move to appoint an independent counsel, to oversee the two federal criminal investigations into the actions of former president Trump. Pope Francis is calling for peace in Ukraine and Palestine. The pontiff took to Twitter Sunday to point out the current famine of peace in places like Ukraine and Palestine's cause of strip. Just last week over 20 people were killed when a fire tore through a densely
Bloomberg Radio New York
"zoe lofgren" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Right to the Bloomberg newsroom in San Francisco and Ed Baxter Ed, what's going on here on the Peninsula? Well, it dug it over his wall was raises your pulse a little bit when you have fighter jets flying on both sides of the border there. And that's exactly what happened today. South Korea dispatched some F-35 fighter jets after the north flew military aircraft near the border. Now that that kind of pancaked on top of South Korea's military saying that it detected the launch of short range ballistic missile in the early morning, Japan then said that Kim Jong-un had fired at least two missiles that fell outside its exclusive economic zone. Now, these firings were the latest in a barrage of a recent by Kim Jong-un, North Korea state media saying today that the north needs to continue strengthening its nuclear arsenal in response to South Korea, U.S. drills on a continuing basis. Well, the theme of the final January 6th committee hearing before the midterms was that Donald Trump planned months before the November election not to leave office peacefully. The committee documented his plans for the big lie beginning in July. Congresswoman Zoe lofgren. In the course of our investigation, we also interviewed Brad parscale, president Trump's former campaign manager. He told us he understood that president Trump planned as early as July that he would say he won the election even if he lost. Now the committee asserted on January 6th, The White House knew that the protesters were armed, were dangerous, and would go to the capitol, saying Trump had to have intimate knowledge in the planning and the carrying out of the insurrection. Bloomberg Emily Wilkins says ultimately the committee unanimously voted to subpoena mister Trump. Today, the committee made it clear they need to hear from Trump himself. Now, of course, as the committee alluded to just before the vote just because they send the subpoena, doesn't mean that Trump will agree to it. He could easily challenge it and that could potentially lead to more complications both in the court and within Congress. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court handed Trump a loss in his fight over records that the FBI had seized at Mar-a-Lago. It refused to intervene and refuse to inter to reinstate a special master's authority to review a set of key documents with classified markings. This order is a win, of course, for the Justice Department, and a loss for Donald Trump, and it came down as one sentence without any explanation or noted dissent. Russian missiles continue to fall on Ukraine as many as 40 cities hit and energy minister Herman horizon says almost a third of the nation's energy infrastructure now has been damaged. More than 80 missiles then it was Tuesday and Wednesday and even today that is the first day. They attacked the morning the energy infrastructure. Hello shanko says their aim is to make a living in Ukraine unbearable over the winter. And Russian president Vladimir Putin proposing to turkey's president Erdoğan today that Moscow could export more gas via turkey and turn it into a new supply hub. This is the latest bid to preserve Russia's energy leverage over Europe. In San Francisco, Ahmed Baxter, this is Bloomberg, right? Doug, thank you Eddie. Let's get to our guest Wong shinju is with a global head of asset management at high tongue international joining us from our studios in Hong Kong, Wong Cheng Shu, thank you so much for being with us. I think we have to agree that the U.S. has an inflation problem. It's going to lead to much tighter financial conditions. U.S. rates are moving higher. We know that conversation now is a terminal rate could get to 5%. Do you think the dollar is going to get a lot more stronger from levels that we have seen currently? Well, my sense is that the market is getting used to near term rapid fat rate hike, even towards the terminal rate. So the dollar going to be continuing to support it by the high interest rate in the U.S. and it may last for a while, but I think that when the market realized that the fact going to reach an endpoint, for example, in the next 12 months, and that market is going to react earlier to that. It can help soften the dollar strengths. Well, also looking very closely in terms of the reaction to China as we look ahead to the China party Congress and that is, as you're seeing, policy easing against the fed tightening, what kind of, I guess for the policy stimulus you're expecting from China authorities. China has been doing both monetary easing and fiscal easing in this year. Well, the monetary easing as we can see from the credit growth is that the household credit growth is still weak, but that we have seen the latest number in September that the corporate loan growth has been rising, which shows that the governments are trying to support the corporates, including the real estate companies in this situation. On fiscal easing, I expect, well, for the party Congress, it won't discuss near term policies, it's more on the long term, for example, 5 year growth agenda and the policy agenda. But the physical energy costs stimulus so far this year, where prefers a constraint by the local government that burdens and also the fiscal decline of fiscal revenues. So far this year. We're going to get some CPI data for China in a short while from now. Give me your sense on what inflation is like on the mainland. Inflation is still quite low. It's around 2% in both headline and the CPI and the core inflation. Unlike in the U.S. is largely boost by commodity prices. Because China in China, the largest component is food instead of energy. And for food, the in China still have relatively balanced supply and demand in that component. And also the housing price under pressure for the in the last 24 months. So I don't expect the inflation pressure in China going to come anytime soon. One of the things that I'd like to talk about when we continue the conversation
Bloomberg Radio New York
"zoe lofgren" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Boston very tense moments in the around the Korean border. Let's get to head Baxter with global news from the 9 60 San Francisco newsroom. Yeah, Brian South Korea says it dispatched its F-35 fighter jets after north flew military aircraft near the border. This came after South Korea military said it detected the launch of a short-range ballistic missile early this morning, Japan says Kim Jong-un fired two missiles, at least, that fell outside of its exclusive economic zone. Now these firings were the latest in the barrage of a recent provocations by Kim, North Korea state media saying that the north needs to continue strengthening its nuclear arsenal in response to South Korea, U.S. drills and continuing basis. The theme of the final January 6 committee hearing before the midterms is that Donald Trump planned months before the November election not to leave his office peacefully. The committee documented his plans for the big lie beginning in July, congresswoman Zoe lofgren. In the course of our investigation, we also interviewed Brad parscale, president Trump's former campaign manager. He told us he understood that president Trump planned as early as July that he would say he won the election even if he lost. Yeah, committee asserted on January 6th, The White House knew that the protesters were armed, dangerous, would go to the capitol, saying Trump had to intimate knowledge of the planning and the carrying out of the insurrection. Bloomberg Emily Wilkins says ultimately the committee unanimously voted to subpoena mister Trump. Today, the committee made it clear they need to hear from Trump himself. Now, of course, as the committee alluded to just before the vote, just because they send the subpoena, doesn't mean that Trump will agree to it. He could easily challenge it and that could potentially lead to more complications both in the court and within Congress. Now, meanwhile, the Supreme Court had a Trump a loss in his fight over records of the FBI seized at Mar-a-Lago. It refused to intervene and to reinstate a special master's authority to review a set of key documents with classified markings. This order is a win for the Justice Department. Russian missiles continue to fall on Ukraine as many as 40 cities and energy minister Herman hall of chanco says almost a third of the nation's energy infrastructure now has been damaged. More than 80 missiles then it was Tuesdays and Wednesday and even today that is the first day. They attacked the morning the energy infrastructure. Yeah, hello shanko says their aim is to make living in Ukraine unbearable over the winter and Russian president Vladimir Putin is not letting up. He's proposed to turkey's president Erdoğan that Moscow could export more gas via turkey and turn it into a new supply hub. This is the latest bid to preserve Russia's energy leverage over Europe. In San Francisco, I'm at Baxter. This is Bloomberg, art Brian. Thanks very much. Let's get to our guest. It's PR Chartres, a fixed income investment director at M and G investments. So I guess it's tempting with the two year yield up around four and a half percent to think that we're getting pretty close to discounting where we might be going, but when you look at this inflation reading in the U.S. may have surprised people, we're not seeing inflation come down. Now, I suppose some might say, well, maybe this was a last to raw, and that we start to trend down from here because there are such signs, but others might say, look, high inflation is here to stay. What do you think? Yes, good morning. I do believe that, yeah, yesterday's inflation print was indeed quite hard to .6% a month, month over month for core inflation. I do also believe that maybe not all doom and gloom you do get the sense that inflation is stabilizing to some extent, at least at the moment, definitely not at the level that the Federal Reserve would like, but there is maybe some stability there. Core goods, as well, inflation was flat months of a month. So that transition from goods to services is happening. And finally, really the main indicator inflation was shelter inflation. That was really hot, but some of that could be a catch up from what is happening in rents 6 or 12 months ago. And the U.S. CPI index is just catching up. So definitely sticky inflation probably higher interest rates for longer, but potentially not the apocalypse people were saying it was. Does it put a hundred basis points on the table and when I guess kind of push out the likelihood of a fed pause or pivot? Yeah, I think that's an interesting one. I mean, obviously, the problem for the Federal Reserve is they were quite late in increasing interest rates. The first rate hike was only in March of this year and potentially a lot of the tightening that they've been doing the last 6 months hasn't really had any effect yet on the economy because of the lag. It probably means that they'll need to continue to do more. I think is what will be interesting is once they hike, maybe another 75 basis points in November and other 50 or 75 in December, you know, what happens what happens then, when interest rates are at 5%, potentially the inflation is still at a high level. Hopefully the Federal Reserve will be patient, wait for kind of the tighter policy to have an effect on the economy and not continue to just blindly rise rates. So once we get past, I mean, I think we have to assume that a lot of what we're going through is because of the war in Ukraine and the pandemic. But if we look back over the past 50 years, it's been pretty common to have interest rates around three or 4%. It's really the last 15 years that's been the anomaly. Once we get past the next year or so, do you think that rates will just hover at a higher level? Or do you think they will slip back to the old model? Yeah, I think I
Bloomberg Radio New York
"zoe lofgren" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Some very tense moment at the border between North and South Korea today at Baxter with more from the Bloomberg newsroom in San Francisco, Eddie. Yeah, escalating in the Asia side as well, South Korea says it dispatched its F-35 fighter jets Doug after the north flew military aircraft near the border. This came after South Korea military said it detected the launch of a short-range ballistic missile early this morning, Japan says that Kim fired two missiles that fell outside of its exclusive economic zone. Now these firings were the latest in a barrage of recent provocations by Kim, North Korea, state media says that the north needs to continue strengthening its nuclear arsenal in response to South Korea's U.S. drills on a continuing basis. The theme of the final January 6th committee hearing before the midterms was that Donald Trump planned months before the November election not to leave office peacefully. The committee documented his plans for the big law beginning in the big lie I should say beginning in July. Congressman Zoe lofgren. In the course of our investigation, we also interviewed Brad parscale, president Trump's former campaign manager. He told us he understood that president Trump planned as early as July that he would say he won the election even if he lost. Now the committee asserted on January 6th, The White House knew that the protesters were armed, dangerous, and would go to the capitol, saying Trump had intimate knowledge in the planning and carrying out of the insurrection. Bloomberg assembly Wilkins says ultimately the committee unanimously voted to subpoena Trump. Today, the committee made it clear they need to hear from Trump himself. Now, of course, as the committee alluded to just before the vote, just because they send the subpoena, doesn't mean that Trump will agree to it. He could easily challenge it and that could potentially lead to more complications both in the court and within Congress. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court had a Trump a loss in his fight over records that the FBI seized at Mar-a-Lago, it refused to intervene and to reinstate a special master's authority to review a set of documents with classified markings. This order is a win for the Justice Department. It came down as one sentence order without an explanation or any noted dissent. Russian missiles continue to fall on Ukraine as many as 40 cities hit now and energy secretary Herman hola shanko says almost a third of the nation's energy infrastructure now has been damaged. More than 80 missiles then it was Tuesdays and its Wednesday and even today that is the first day. They attacked the morning the energy infrastructure. Hello shanko says their aim is to make living in Ukraine unbearable over the winter. In San Francisco, I met Baxter this is Bloomberg. All right, Doug, thank you Eddie. Let's get to our guest June wrong is with us market strategist at IG to discuss the latest on market action. June, thanks for being with us there from Singapore. Very curious day here in the states. We get a hot reading on CPI, the equity market takes off, yield spike across the curve, yet the dollar weakens. How do you make sense of a day like today? Thanks for having me. So it's definitely very interesting to watch her. I mean, we saw an initial move lower for a major U.S. indices. But that was a massively overturned person, I believe that these are extreme berries or positioning, heading into this API print has kind of a driven some deep buyers to challenge this will be key in supply of a newer sellers. So you definitely very interesting to watch. So you kind of have some opposing narrative, as you mentioned in terms of the weekly U.S. dollar. So it does suggest that some of the bullish momentum in terms of the U.S. dollar could be seen some sign of updating at least in the near term, even though I maintain the stance that the overall outside risk to inflation remains. So that should kind of keep the U.S. dollar or at least on the uptrend. But as for now, with these extreme positioning in place and with the U.S. CPI data or behind us now, I think what markets are really trying to focus on will be in terms of the upcoming U.S. earnings season. And I think that the moderation in a valuation on that front kind of provide this low hurdle for outperformance. So I believe that that could be, you know, what has been a catching sort of market attention moving forward and we know that we will be having the major U.S. banks earnings later today. So I think that will be the key focus. Yeah, can we say with any confidence now, given the reaction that we saw following the CPI print that the bottom is in for equities? Yes, I think we can look towards the year end relief rally in global assets. But personally, I believe that the market bottom me potentially only be seen next year. And why I believe that that could be a year and a relief rally or could be attributed to a few effective amino seasonalities one on November December tends to see more or positive or performance the post midterms of performance is also another Catholics. I mean a historical data tends to show that the average or one year written after this election tends to be more positive as compared to the other. So you don't really want to get into the way of these rally. And of course, as I mentioned U.S. earnings, I think a lot of it has been a price in. I mean, expectations are for growth rate for earnings to be at its lowest since third quarter 2020. So expectations hitting into the earnings season are low to begin with. And we have seen it playing in the second quarter, right? Where our corporate earnings
Bloomberg Radio New York
"zoe lofgren" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Now, with the latest news from New York City and around the world, here's Michael Barr. Lisa, John, good morning. The House committee investigating the January 6th capital assault will hold what's likely to be its final public hearing today, all 9 members of the committee are expected to give presentations that amount to closing arguments. Bloomberg's at Baxter reports. This is the last hearing before the midterms and the committee is endeavoring to reinforce its contention that Donald Trump remains what they are saying is a clear and present danger to democracy, not only the midterms, but of course in the upcoming 2024 presidential election. Congresswoman Zoe lofgren says what they discovered through their work this summer make clear Donald Trump's intentions what he knew what he did, what others did. She says there will be no live witnesses, but they will have testimony from new witnesses. In San Francisco, I'm Ed Baxter, Bloomberg radio. Former president Donald Trump has maintained the committee's work is a one side witch hunt. Caves regional governors said a strike early today occurred in the area around the capital, attacks on Kyiv had become rare before the capital city was hit at least four times during Monday's Russian strikes. The attacks killed at least 19 people and wounded more than 100. Meanwhile, NATO defense ministers are meeting again in Brussels today. They are gathered to discuss their ongoing aid to Ukraine in its fight against Russia's invasion. Defense secretary Lloyd Austin saying they're committed to the long haul. We're going to stay with our efforts to support Ukraine for as long as it takes. Secretary Lloyd Austin. It's a grim day for the Connecticut state police authorities say two Connecticut police officers were killed and another seriously wounded in Bristol. State police and a message on Twitter said that they are still working diligently to gather accurate information from our investigators in all that are involved. Reports say the shooting occurred late last night in a residential neighborhood in the redstone hill road area, a Bristol. Tropical storm Carl is gaining strength as authorities in Mexico are bracing for it to make landfall as a hurricane. The governor of Vera Cruz says it could make landfall by late Friday. Live from the Bloomberg interactive brokers studios, this is global news, 24 hours a day. On air. And on Bloomberg quick take, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than a 120 countries sound like le Barr and this is Bloomberg. Makes innovation happen. It also makes entrepreneurs like Anya o'dwyer. Founder of innovate, a tech driven civil engineering and construction management firm, Anya says and JIT is defining the future. Extremely important as a hub of disciplines all in one space with all of these brilliant minds. NGOs roll is huge when it comes to defining the future and how from an interdisciplinary point of view, they have it all there, whether it's the innovation hub, the makers space, and we're ready to creating bash collaboration between the disciplines and you have civil engineers speaking to programmers speaking to electrical engineers. And together, they're creating advancements that we wouldn't have been able to do without those three minds coming together and solving a problem as one rather
TuneInPOC
"zoe lofgren" Discussed on TuneInPOC
"Our breaking news night that the House select committee investigating the capitol attack has asked Sean Hannity for his cooperation comes as the committee is also in a fight with the former president over his White House records about that day. The fight currently in the hands of the Supreme Court, of course. Last night, democratic member of the committee, California Zoe lofgren, joined the broadcast to explain why these records now housed at the national archives in Washington are so important. You mentioned national archives. Why do you think that information in particular may be so relevant? Well, it has everything. It's got the call logs who called in, who visited, it's got the rough drafts of comments that he made. We understand that there were several videos made, you know, they have the outtakes. So we want to see it will give us some insight into what the former president thought he was doing during those 187 minutes when he failed to intervene. I'm joined now by a former archivist at the national archives, John Carlin, who now teaches at Kansas state university and previously served as the governor of that state. Governor appreciate you joining us. You told The Daily Beast for referring to the former president's legal battle, quote, given how frantic they are, there are things in those records that are going to make real trouble. I'm talking about prison time. Why do you say that? What makes you believe that there could be some criminal exposure in those records? Well, I basically quite frankly on the fact that the president is spending a lot of time energy and actual money lawyers trying to keep it from happening. Why he would do that if he wasn't worried about what was in those records. I think it's pretty obvious. He knows there are things there that would cause him serious problems. And I would assume at some point, certainly hopeful that those records are released so that the committee can have access to them and in doing their job. This is really an exercise in why records are so important. Government can not be held accountable unless you have records. Can you explain for viewers what kind of records The White House is required by law to preserve? I mean, how big is the scope of the things that have to be handed over the national archives? Well, it's broad. Everything is considered a record. It's not like an agency where you have schedules where you can some records you might just need to keep for 5 years, never go to the archives, 7 25, et cetera, et cetera. Everything since starting with Watergate moving forward, presidential records, the tapes, text messages, et cetera, whatever system it's on. And how can the arc, how can an archivist be sure that, you know, a White House, the Trump White House actually did preserve and turn over all the documents. It was required to preserve. For example, if a White House official wrote an email or a memo about the events, what's to stop the sender or the recipients from deleting the document or tossing it in the trash. Well, unfortunately, there is no way to have stopped that. I sense is that I'm quite sure that archives got a lot of records. What they don't know is what percent of the actual records that were created that they have. Because we have a serious flaw in our system. The national archives is has this huge responsibility, but they have no authority, no power to really engage with the president during the term similar to agencies. They can kind of hope, check in, volunteer to help, but they're at the mercy of the record keeping system in this case of the president. And therefore, no one really knows Anderson, what percent of the records are actually in the archives, how much was lost along the way, literally because of the way the system is operated and the failure of Congress to give the archives enough authority to at least know what's going on during the term so that they can report to Congress and say, we got a problem here. That just doesn't happen today because they don't have that authority. Also, I mean, if presidential aides are using their private private devices or using encrypted communications, telegram, signal, things like that, those are not things that would necessarily, if it's on someone's private device, be turned over, correct? That's kind of a gray area that quite frankly, I've never dealt with in my experience, but Watergate made a dramatic change and I spent all my ten years dealing with the Nixon tapes, but in terms of some of the new technologies of the last 15, 20 years, I can't say specifically. That must have been fascinating, dealing with the Nixon tapes, man. John Carlin, I really appreciate your time. Thank you so much. Happy to join you. Anderson, you have a good evening. You too. Thank you. Coming up next COVID, specifically how this latest surge is affecting kids and how that is reigniting the debate about schools. Have a good day behavior so she goes to work at three in the afternoon and sometimes gets off it midnight. She works a
Bloomberg Radio New York
"zoe lofgren" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Representative Zoe lofgren says this week's January 6th hearings will be worth watching, appearing on CNN State of the Union, the California Democrat declined to say which witnesses would be featured, but spoke at length about what she described as the insightful closed door testimony from former White House counsel pat cipollone. He reportedly interviewed with the House select committee for 8 hours on Friday, public hearings are scheduled for Tuesday and Thursday. President Biden is defending his upcoming trip to Saudi Arabia in an op-ed in The Washington Post. There have been objections to his Saudi visit after U.S. intelligence concluded that crown prince Mohammed bin Salman was behind the murder of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi in the post Saturday Biden said the U.S. has to engage directly with Saudi Arabia to stay strong and secure. Biden's trip to the Middle East starts Wednesday and while also includes stops in Israel and the West Bank. Police are investigating after 5 people were shot overnight in Coney Island, New York, Paul de Castro has the story. Someone opened fire at a large group gathered at 21st street and the boardwalk at around 2 a.m., the suspect struck 5 people, including a man who was in critical condition at the hospital, the other four victims were taken to the hospital in stable condition, a 19 year old man and two women in their 20s were shot in the leg, a 36 year old man was struck in the chin, the shooter fled the scene no arrest had been made. Paul de Castro, New York. More than a dozen people are dead after a shooting at a bar in South Africa. Scott Carr has more. Police say at least 11 others were wounded early today in the Johannesburg township of Soweto. Police say a group of men randomly opened fire on patrons inside a crowded tavern before escaping and a taxi. They're still on the run and the motive for the shooting remains unclear. The new Thor movie is a box office smash on its opening weekend, Thor: Love and Thunder is the fourth installment in the marvel God of thunder saga. It's projected to rake in $150 million in the U.S.. I'm Deena kodiak. Former president Trump is hinting at another presidential campaign. The approval of the great people of Alaska we may have to do it again. Trump held his first ever rally in Alaska in support of Kelly shabaka in Sarah pollan, he voiced his support for shabaka to take Alaska GOP senator Lisa Murkowski's seat in the Senate, calling her a rhino or Republican in name only. Pollen is running for the state's only U.S. House seat, Trump has yet to officially declare he's running in 2024, but said that with the approval of people in Alaska, he quote may have to do it again. A wildfire burning in Yosemite National Park is threatening nearby communities and some of the nation's largest and oldest trees. Eddie McCoy reports. The washburn fire has burned at least 1100 acres near mariposa grove, threatening hundreds of giant Sequoia trees. National Park Service crews were out wrapping the trees hoping to protect them from the flames. Evacuation orders have been issued for the community of wawona, the national park is still open despite the smokey conditions. Chicago authorities say 6 diners were injured when a car jumped the curb and crashed into a north side restaurant. Police say the diners were seated on the outside patio Friday night when the driver of a silver Lexus sedan lost control while trying to pass another vehicle and smashed into the restaurant, hitting four customers and two employees, two of the victims reportedly had broken legs in the front door of the business was shattered. The victims are expected to be okay, police are searching for the driver who ran off after
Democracy Now! Audio
"zoe lofgren" Discussed on Democracy Now! Audio
"And over eight hundred. Cova deaths wednesday. As the white house says it's reached a goal of administering two hundred million vaccine doses within president biden's first one hundred days the pace of us. Vaccinations has begun to slow with an eleven percent. Drop in a weekly rolling average polls show about one in four. Us residents might not get vaccinated on wednesday president fighting urged us employers to provide paid time off for workers to receive vaccines and time to recover from any side effects. The us justice department has opened a civil investigation into whether the indianapolis police department has engaged in a pattern or practice of unconstitutional or unlawful police. Attorney general merrick garland announced the probe wednesday one day after former minneapolis. Police officer derek. Chauvin was found guilty of murdering george floyd. Yesterday's verdict and the state criminal trial does not address potentially systemic policing issues in minneapolis the investigation. I am announcing. Today will assess whether the minneapolis police department engages in a pattern or practice of using excessive force including during protests the probe is separate from a federal criminal investigation into whether derek chauvin violated. George floyd civil rights the minnesota department of corrections reports. Derek chauvin is being held in solitary confinement. Twenty three hours a day at the oak park heights prison where he's being held ahead of a sentencing hearing in june. A prison. Spokesperson said chauvin will be kept away from other prisoners out of concern for his safety. Family and friends gathered wednesday for a public viewing of the body of dante. Right the twenty year old black father fatally shot by a white police officer during a traffic. Stop in the minneapolis. Suburb of brooklyn center. Wherever al sharpton is delivering the eulogy rights. Funeral and in minneapolis church. Today this comes as minnesota state. Lawmakers are considering legislation that would end qualified immunity for officers placed limits on when police can stop. Drivers require the speedy release of body camera footage and officer involved shootings and strengthen civilian oversight of police in north carolina. Protesters took to the streets of elizabeth city overnight. Demanding the release of body camera footage showing the police killing of andrew brown a forty two year old black father. Police have not revealed details if the shooting though. An eyewitness said brown was fired on multiple times while trying to drive away from officers. This is keith. Rivers president of the local. Nwa chapter people. Feeling tired of people are frustrated. And people want this to stop. And the only way it's going to stop is if we i have transparency because transparency brings about trust. And when you have trust then we can move forward in the march and the fight for justice in columbus ohio. Hundreds of protesters staged sit ins and marched on police headquarters wednesday to protest the police. Killing of sixteen year old makhaya bryant authorities have released body camera. Video of tuesday's killing the disturbing footage appears to show brian swinging a knife at two people as an officer arrives on the scene. The officer fires four shots at the girl. Killing her authorities identified the officers nicholas reirden who joined the columbus police force in two thousand nineteen after serving in the us. Air national guard where he received an expert marksman badge republican lawmakers around the country. Continue to push bills cracking down on protests. Legislators and oklahoma an iowa pass bills giving immunity to drivers who hit demonstrators with their cars. Meanwhile florida nonprofit wednesday sued florida governor rhonda santa's after he signed sweeping so-called anti-riot legislation among other things the law bars local governments from cutting police budgets without state approval and raises penalties on demonstrators accused of a crime including damage to historical monuments or statues over eighty anti protest bills. And at least thirty four states have been introduced this year over twice as many than in any other year. The european union has announced plans to cut carbon emissions by fifty five percent compared to nineteen ninety levels by the end of the decade environmental groups. Say the plan fails to meet the challenge of the climate crisis and is not in line with the paris agreements of mission of limiting global temperature. Rise to one and a half degree celsius. The white house is hosting a virtual summit on the climate crisis today which is earth day with forty leaders representing the world's major economies including china ahead of the summit president biden announced plans to unwind trump era rules that prevent it california from adopting. Its own more stringent auto efficiency standards he also pledged the us will cut greenhouse gas emissions by at least fifty percent below two thousand five levels by the end of the decade environmental groups criticized. Biden's pledge as inadequate food and water watch said in a statement quote is the world's historical largest emitter of climate pollution. A duty to do much. More to act with greater urgency. Meanwhile mexican president enrique manuel lopez over. There will propose a migration agreement at this week's climate summit. The proposal would see central american asylum seekers and mexican nationals granted a six-month. Us work visa and a possible path to citizenship if they spent three years planting trees and crops across mexico and internal investigation by the us capitol police into the deadly january. Six insurrection has found that. Just ahead of the riott. An officer directed all units. Be on the lookout for anti-trump protesters not the pro-trump insurrectionists who went on to attack congress the revelation came in a congressional hearing wednesday as california congress members zoe lofgren quoted a transcript of capital police radio transmissions or radio broadcast was sent to all outside units attention all units on the field were not looking for any pro trump in the crowd were only looking for any anti pro-trump wants to start a fight. Six capitol. police officers have been suspended over their roles in the january six uprising including an officer who posed for selfies fees with insurrectionists in russia hundreds were arrested wednesday as they took part in protests across the country in support of jailed nationalist opposition leader alexei navalny. Who's hospitalized earlier this week as his health seriously deteriorated after starting a hunger strike in late march. He's believed to be in critical condition in more news. From russia president vladimir putin issued a warning to western nations against intervening in national and regional issues citing the situation in belarus and ukraine. We just you get really. Do not want to.
KQED Radio
"zoe lofgren" Discussed on KQED Radio
"A party. And kind of the remnants of a party. All right. Well, if you're just joining us, I'm Scott Shaffer here with Marisa Lagos. You're listening to political breakdown from KQED, and we're talking with Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren. She represents the city of San Jose and places south like Gilroy and Morgan Hill. We want to ask about your your beginnings. You know, we always like to ask our guests about their childhoods and How they got to where they are. Now. You were born and raised in the bay Area in San Matteo. What was it like back then? So different than it is today, Right? Relieved, actually born in San with you, but my Parents moved to South Palo Alto when I was three years old, so I actually grew up in South Palo Alto and a very different town than it is today. My dad was a truck driver. My mother was a cook at the company, High school cafeteria. And later she was a secretary. The block I grew up on and south power all that was all blue collar. I don't think there was single person who'd gone to college. Everybody. I think everybody was a union member. It was like after World War two. All the G Uys bought these little houses. It was $9000 house with the G I bill. And raise had kids and raise their families and it was a great place of it was kind of difficult for the parents and sometimes, but it was a great place to be a kid and You know, I I have very fond memories of my childhood and on the block I grew up on. Yeah, I mean, you mentioned it was kind of blue collar. I'm curious. It seems like you went pretty headlong into politics at a pretty young age was politics something you all talked about it home. What? Really expected to go to college? Like, what was the vibe around that? My parents and especially, my mother were very political. You know they had they were high school graduates. But you know, no one had gone to college. But my mother really believed in my parent, my father too, but especially my mother that the government belonged to her right. She was responsible for it. And we would walk pretty things. She was a Democrat. And you know, some mothers would go the march of dimes. We did dollars for Democrats awarded the war. And we would go to the Democratic club meetings and a dinner. You know, we would have dinner together every night and we would talk about you know the president and there we would work on campaigns. I'm not everybody did that. I was only later that I found that Not everybody in their dining room was talking about this and so Um Did they expect you to go to college? I don't know. Well, I You know how I went to college. Mrs. Helen Huntington, who just passed away recently was a counselor, Gunn High School and I actually called me in and she said you ought to be thinking about going to college and I said, Well, how am I gonna do that? We don't have any money, and she said, Well, don't worry about that, and I was getting pretty good grades. But, she said get the bees upto A's And, uh, The money will be there, and for some reason I believed her. So I got the beast, The haze and the A's a pluses and I got Noticed that I had won a California state scholarship, and I panicked because I had applied for California state scholars Mrs Huntington had from me, and so I ended up I got into Stanford applied to two colleges Stanford and Berkeley. Because I didn't know where I didn't know. That was the only two colleges I really knew about. And I got into both. But it was cheaper. Go to Stanford because the scholarship didn't cover fees on Lee tuition. And so that's how I ended up doing that. Okay? And when did you start going by so because you were given a Miss Susan, right? I was like 98 and so all my life. I've Yeah, And when and how many people call you, Zoe? Because I've heard you called. So it incorrectly. Someone you don't know me, Um You know, I don't even remember at this point, but it's Zsa long ago. Well, it's stuck, obviously. Yeah, sure did. So go ahead. You know, after law school, I was going to say you we want to talk about when one of your like me and policy areas is immigration on bond, And I'm curious how you came to that was that Did that have anything to do with where you were going to law school and being in California? Or was it just an area of law that interested? You? You know, I think a number of things I was very close to my father's father, who was an immigrant from Sweden. We used to go over to their They lived in San Leandro. We used to go over to their house for dinner like every Sunday and I would just as soon as we got to their house. I'd make a beeline for him, and we would talk until it was time to eat. And he would tell me you know about his life and about being an immigrant and about the old country He loved. America is very proud of being an American citizen. I was very interested in. You know, you just pick up and go to another country and it changed everything. Um, and then I guess I was interested just in the movements of people. I remember when I was, I think it's sixth grade. I did a big well big for 1/6 grader report on the movements of people in Africa. Why was it that you know this group moved here and what you know? And when I worked for Edwards, I did immigration work for him, and I've just always been interested in it. You know, immigration? Made this country I mean, everybody here except the native Americans. Their family came from someplace and recent. I don't have immigrant very close in our family. Yeah, Living something for me. It's my grand parents. Sometimes it might be their great great grand parents. But everybody here came from someplace else. And that's what made the country and made the country great. I think You are one of seven. What are being called closers that Nancy Pelosi Speaker Pelosi has designated do that. That was Linda. Okay. Linda Sanchez okay from Southern California, But nonetheless you are one of seven who are sort of being charged with shepherding through the house. This immigration reform bill that President Biden has sent over..
KOMO
"zoe lofgren" Discussed on KOMO
"Including an interview with Dr Leah, right, right. Rieger Rutger Sorry, an assistant professor of public policy at Harvard University. I wanted to ask you about the comparison that President elect Biden drew along with Senator Graham. About the different posture of police yesterday and the posture from over the summer. How are we to read that? Well, I think both men are right. You know, President elect fighting and Senator Lindsey Graham, which is that there is a double standard in the way that police treat Last protesters and in this case white, you know, tradition, ists and insurrectionists. And in part, I think a lot of this comes down to how we're conditioned to view people, particularly black people as threats, Right And this is a long history dating back to the end to the end of slavery and through the reconstruction, period and segregation. But I think part of what we're saying to hear is that there was a very conscious decision on the part of police. The Capitol police in this case to actually not take the threat off these protesters seriously. If they paid these, they're a group of people just coming to the capital capital exercising their rights. Where is when we see put black protesters were doing the exact same thing. They're treated as a threat. They're treated as a danger. In fact, there is a level of over preparedness. Right? So I think about those moments where we saw people being tear gas in front of the White House what we saw, you know the moment where Donald Trump walks over and has this kind of photo up in front of the church with the Bible and people are being your guests all around him, and there is excessive use of force. With excessive use of force in protests across the country, in part because there's this idea that these protesters are dangerous that they're hostile, but they are threat to our nation to our property into America. But what we then see is that the flood that actually is real? Very real. From these people in Washington came to Washington, D C yesterday was not taken seriously at all. It was completely going off until it escalated to the point where there was no return. And I think it says something very, very dark, very alarming and very disturbing about the way that police in this country police, black bodies, please brown bodies and police, white bodies very different. Uh, Dr Leah, right regards with us from Harvard University tonight. Representative Zoe Lofgren, the Democratic chairwoman of the House Administration committee, said she's going to be leading the bipartisan House and Senate investigation into the security lapses at the Capitol. She said. She was assured that they had everything under control. We know now that was not the case. And that is a B C's. Aaron could Turkey that full special on ABC Special Chaos at the Capitol is tonight at seven. Right here. Local activists say the treatment of the mob scaling walls and breaching the federal building with lawmakers inside highlights that double standards that protesters of different races facing this country almost Tammy Bertossa reports on the comparison People are calling out have been reflecting on how different the initial response looked and felt as Trump writers stormed the capital. Compared that response to the black lives matter Protests where protesters couldn't even get near the building. Local activists tell me whether it's the rioters right here in Seattle, causing destruction on our streets or the trump extremists who rabbits the capital. It highlights the difference and how protesters of different races are treated. Now we talked to Amara Salisbury, who documented the Seattle unrest firsthand. We don't have to go all the way to Washington, D. C. We can take it here to Capitol Hill. Do you really think that if it was 30 40 50 black kids from Cherry Union, Jackson, Reindeer Bar, Luther King and Henderson there were marching around Capitol.
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"zoe lofgren" Discussed on No Agenda
"That is worth it. That's a man and a woman that means that's where we're going man and of course amen. It means so be it that is made so it doesn't meet a man of course not but but that is in this if you look. Everything's black men's fault on twitter. Blamed black men and black women have control now of a large or are being used as control for large swaths of the population. But when it gets to that i was. I mean i'm not insulted but i'm shocked like what is going on. I almost expected people to applaud. Very good oh yes. The pope should be saying it. Let's if the pope does it man. I wanna on show. It is it. Something happened yesterday. Which i'm surprised. They didn't get a lot of coverage and that it wasn't Did measures weren't taken or maybe they were. This was Interesting report the chilling threat obtained exclusively by. Cbs news was heard by multiple air traffic controllers on monday afternoon. In new york win sources still. Cbs news the pentagon and other agencies brief today about the digitize voice recording and believe it was designed to suggest hitting the capital on the same day. Congress is set to count the electoral college results. Recording refers to qassem soleimani the iranian general killed in a us drone strike ordered by president trump came on the one year anniversary of his death. I had you heard about that. No china like jeff fa- gays was definitely the guy and you know it's a serious report when they bring jeff out so you know what is the real deal. I haven't read up on any pilot forms about that but this kind of disturbing and don't worry about it. Nothing's going to happen. Just let it come on down coup. Let me see to advancing else before we. I think we should do what else you got before we go to. I think we should do. Have steve's galasie coming to the beginning of the debate about these votes lisa. The republicans came out and he said a commentary. That was pretty. Good is the pro argument. But dan and i have a lot of it on here in stills and get to the point then excuse me the democrats counter with of all people zoe lofgren and she comes out and i. I didn't like anything she had to say. And then she brings up a little interesting point. Nobody talks about which was that law that was passed and Eight hundred eighty eight. That prevented all this from going. The way that all these knowledge officers all these people said and it was a law designed to keep from getting out of hand and now it has to be obviously modified. Some more even heard about this in any of the news. Is this a national. This is not the count act. Yes something like that. We've discussed it briefly while we've discussed it. But the news media never mentioned so and they just wanted to. I'd i'm kind of in agreement with guy toll off liza adeje dan. This is the media's fault it didn't give us good didn't give us good background on any of this stuff. They just were rail from the us flaming on the media. I am blaming it on the media. And i think the media should be blamed. It done a piss poor job of what they're supposed to do and what they're getting paid to do. It's almost as though they're being told what do by somebody else. It's just now. i'm who could that be. I just find it to be a just a horrible. The we talked about the media. We're talking about mainly cnn nbc abc. Cbs fought he pbs. New york times and the washington post. That's it that's really is the media. They control that group. Hold on hold on. You have to add amy goodman in there. Otherwise done count. Yeah he doesn't. Belong refused a stooge. Yes he is. She just quotes the same washington post. Everybody else doesn't and i'm reminded of the time. That jaipur nelly discusses cases joke it cut during the era of high. You know people that were about tech and made money and for now. Tell me says you know you know john. He's a funny voice was if we put you me me you me him cornell and bought five other journalists that were the top of the game and we just decided to promote something. It was sell like hotcakes. Easy to control the thoughts of everyone could use the same. You start hearing the same thing over and over this drumbeat. And that's what the media's down with the same group. Abc cbs nbc. Pbs new york. Times cnn and fox and fox now and you slipped That didn't help so so public at large was screwed over by the media was they were told what to think was interesting newsmax. Watch them as well. They were so inexperience. Today were just shocked. Our yeah total amateur hour amateur hour. In one america news amateur hour newsmax amateur. Are all these tschetter. All the rest of them fish amateur. They don't know what they're doing. There's only festers in the world. It can produce news cheddar man. Yeah you wanna play. Zoe lofgren or not. I mean i don't. I don't know what else there is to discuss really boring. I can play. You knew about the thing. She did a good job. She presented it and then of course they do. Have one of the thing. Which is mitch. Mitch went off on the whole thing. People keep saying oh mitch. A big asshole. Mitch was not. He did a very good presentation. he wasn't like romney. Romney isn't astle missed it his job and by the way never thought about this because you. He's he's kinda mumber but mitch has various sonorous voice. It's just got some quality to it. That is i don't know what it is. Listening to. his overall world view is maybe a little bit skewed by his in laws. It's a possibility. But i'm just saying that. He presented well. And i think any any shut it down it. Mitch shut this whole thing down. And that was the end of that was expected. Listen to them just to begin his this only the opening he went on for another five matt debating. Step that has never been taken in american history whether congress should overrule the voters and overturn presidential election. Absurd thirty six years in the senate. This'll be the most important vote i've ever. President trump claims. The election was stolen the assertions range from specific local allegations to constitutional arguments to sweeping conspiracy theories. I supported the president's right to use the legal system does of lawsuits. Perceive hearings courtrooms.
No Agenda
"zoe lofgren" Discussed on No Agenda
"That is worth it. That's a man and a woman that means that's where we're going man and of course amen. It means so be it that is made so it doesn't meet a man of course not but but that is in this if you look. Everything's black men's fault on twitter. Blamed black men and black women have control now of a large or are being used as control for large swaths of the population. But when it gets to that i was. I mean i'm not insulted but i'm shocked like what is going on. I almost expected people to applaud. Very good oh yes. The pope should be saying it. Let's if the pope does it man. I wanna on show. It is it. Something happened yesterday. Which i'm surprised. They didn't get a lot of coverage and that it wasn't Did measures weren't taken or maybe they were. This was Interesting report the chilling threat obtained exclusively by. Cbs news was heard by multiple air traffic controllers on monday afternoon. In new york win sources still. Cbs news the pentagon and other agencies brief today about the digitize voice recording and believe it was designed to suggest hitting the capital on the same day. Congress is set to count the electoral college results. Recording refers to qassem soleimani the iranian general killed in a us drone strike ordered by president trump came on the one year anniversary of his death. I had you heard about that. No china like jeff for gays was definitely the guy and you know. It's a serious report when they bring jeff out so you know what is the real deal. I haven't read up on any pilot forms about that but this kind of disturbing. Don't worry about it. Nothing's going to happen. Just let run come on down coup. Let me see to advancing else before we. I think we should do what else you got before we go to. I think we should do. Have steve's galasie coming to the beginning of the debate about these votes lisa. The republicans came out and he said a commentary. That was pretty. Good is the pro argument. But dan and i have a lot of it on here in stills and get to the point then excuse me the democrats counter with of all people zoe lofgren and she comes out and i. I didn't like anything she had to say. And then she brings up a little interesting point. Nobody talks about which was that law that was passed and Eight hundred eighty eight. That prevented all this from going. The way that all these knowledge offices all these people said and it was a law designed to keep from getting out of hand and now it has to be obviously modified some more but i never even heard about this in any of the news. Is this a national. This is not the count act. Yes something like that. We've discussed it briefly while we've discussed it. But the news media never mentioned so and they just wanted to. I'd i'm kind of in agreement with guy toll off liza ddr. Dan this is the media's fault they didn't give us good didn't give us good background on any of this stuff. They just were rail from the bill. Us flaming on the media. I am blaming it on the media. And i think the media should be blamed. It done a piss poor job of what they're supposed to do and what they're getting paid to do. It's almost as though they're being told what do by somebody else. It's just now. i'm who could that be. I just find it to be a just a horrible. The we talked about the media. We're talking about mainly cnn nbc abc. Cbs fought he pbs. New york times and the washington post. That's it that's really is the media. They control that group. Hold on you. Have to add amy goodman in there. Otherwise done count. Yeah he doesn't. Belong refused a stooge. Yes he is. She just quotes the same washington post. Everybody else doesn't. And i'm reminded of the time. That jaipur nelly discusses cases joke. It got cut during the era of high. You know people that were about tech and made money and for now. Tell me says you know you know john. He's a funny voice. It was if we put you me me you me him cornell and bought five other journalists that were the top of the game and we just decided to promote something. It was sell like hotcakes. Very easy to control the thoughts of everyone could use the same. You start hearing the same thing over and over this drumbeat. And that's what the media's down with the same group. Abc cbs nbc. Pbs new york. Times cnn and fox and fox now and you slipped That didn't help so so public at large was screwed over by the media was they were told what to think was interesting newsmax. Watch them as well. They were so inexperience. Today were just shocked. Our yeah total amateur hour amateur hour. In one america news amateur hour newsmax amateur. Are all these tschetter. All the rest of them fish amateur. They don't know what they're doing. There's only festers in the real world. They can produce news cheddar man. Yeah you wanna play. Zoe lofgren or not. I mean i don't. I don't know what else there is to discuss really boring. I can play. You knew about the thing. She did a good job. She presented it and then of course they do have one of the things. Which is mitch. Mitch went off on the whole thing. People keep saying oh mitch. A big asshole. Mitch was not. He did a very good presentation. he wasn't like romney. Romney isn't astle missed it his job and by the way never thought about this because you. He's he's kinda mumber but mitch has various sonorous voice. It's just got some quality to it. That is i don't know what it is. Listening to. his overall world view is maybe a little bit skewed by his in laws. It's a possibility. But i'm just saying that. He presented well. And i think any any shut it down it. Mitch shut this whole thing down. And that was the end of that was expected. Listen to him just to begin his this only the opening he went on for another five matt step. That has never been taken in american history whether congress should overrule the voters and overturn presidential election. Absurd thirty six years in the senate. This'll be the most important vote i've ever. President trump claims. The election was stolen the assertions range from specific local allegations to constitutional arguments to sweeping conspiracy theories. I supported the president's right to use the legal system does of lawsuits. Perceive hearings courtrooms.
WGN Radio
"zoe lofgren" Discussed on WGN Radio
"The entrance, rabbit 100 11 Street, you're going to run into some delays. There are restrictions on the rap because of an accident. AM express lanes inbound on the Kennedy. They are shut down until five this morning lawmakers promising an investigation into how police handled the violent breach of the capital Yesterday. The chair of the House Administration committee congresswoman Zoe Lofgren, says the brief reach raise some very serious and grave security concerns. Humanoid Congresswoman, Marine. Newman says she and other lawmakers had quite an experience had reports of shots fired on in both chambers. We have heard that there are explosive devices scattered throughout the Capitol campus. So these are not just protesters. There are violent. I would say there's no other word. There's tradition of one of those who stormed the capital, a newly sworn in delegate From West Virginia Republican Derrick Evans recorded and posted on social media his experience on the 17 2nd club. You can hear him cheer we're in. We're in Derrick Evans is in the capital. Meanwhile, members of the House and the Senate are still working at this hour on dealing with the confirmation of the electors votes from the various states. C two you continuing to deny the safety of public schools in Chicago to re open, CPS chief education officer LaTonya McDade tells parents we've done our homework also want to make sure that our families and educators know that we take safety as a top priority if our local health officials and state health officials did not think it was safe. For us to reopen schools. We would not be reopening. Governor Briscoe says It's too soon to know of the state of seeing a surge in Corona virus cases because of travel during the Christmas and New Year's holiday, state public health director and goes a Z K says. As of yesterday, we picked up another 7500 and 69 new cases. We also received reports of 139 individuals. Who lost their battle with Cove it and that brings our death total for Illinois to 17,096 individuals. The state's positivity rate is 8.4%. The Justice Department says it's email systems were compromised in a massive hack targeting government agencies that came to light last month department admitting that the hack thought to be out of Russia. Got access to about 3% of its email inboxes. The department has more than 100,000 employees across multiple agencies, including the FBI, a spokesperson says there's no indication Classified systems were hit now. WGN SPORTS Sacramento Not off the Bulls won 28 to 104 College HOOPS Michigan over Minnesota, 80 to 57. Now the forecast Here's Dimitrius warmer than normal again for this Thursday. The high temperature 37 degrees. Mostly cloudy skies.
iHeartRadio Podcast Premiere
U.S. House to send Trump impeachment articles to Senate
"Let's get to impeachment we finally have some updates Fauria and I didn't leave the show with this today well number one because I want to make fun of the Democrats during the debate last night and all the craziness that went on there and then we had local issues because the legislative session is officially under way there a lot of issues that are being debated in Tallahassee that will actually impact your lives here in the state of Florida so we wanted to get some of those and of course during the course of the Senate trial we're gonna spend plenty of time on all of this but I do want to update you on where things stand today speaker Pelosi signed a house resolution to transmit the two articles of impeachment against president trump over to the Senate that followed the house approving resolution today appointing house managers for the impeachment trial representative Collin Peterson Democrat from Minnesota was the only Democrat to vote against the resolution the vote triggered the start of the Senate trial which has been delayed for nearly a month after the house approved two articles of impeachment against president trump one for abuse of power in the other for obstruction of Congress polo C. named seven house managers house intelligence chairman Adam Schiff house judiciary chairman Jerry Nadler representative Val Deming's from here in Florida Democrat from the Orlando area representative came Jeffries representative Zoe Lofgren representative Jason crow and representative Sylvia Garcia I know hello see couldn't do this she had to include chef and Nadler among the house managers but it would have been much better if she didn't because they're just viewed in such a partisan light and you've got talented people bound Deming's she's gonna be good she's the former police chief of Orlando and she uses out during the hearing as well she did so you've got talented people that you could have handled this you don't need shift or Nadler because nobody's really gonna pay much attention to what they say there's just a view bait in about those two I can see where the mines take a step back from being doing the actual trial and maybe there is yeah behind the scenes manager that's how it should be I don't know you think shift is gonna take a step back from the cameras are now learn mom the with all the incoming that chef and never took from the president maybe plus he said like and I'll let you go over there behind a smart move I don't know if that's what's going to happen but still Lofgren she's been this is our third impeachment trial yeah you were mentioning this earlier she was a staffer during the Nixon Nixon and the run up to the Nixon impeachment was actually in peace okay and then she was in Congress on the house side when Clinton was impeached now she's one of the truck the the managers of the impeachment I'm sorry if you've been around for three if you were a staffer during Nixon you really still need to be in Washington DC well I think it goes to the depth chart the dancing clothes he was well yeah yes yes yes I'm looking at a trial of it you know fantasies over here yeah that's how I'm viewing rice really she was there for Nixon to still there but now that that makes total sense to have somebody like that we I kinda knowledge and experience on your house manager staff list in terms of what's next there's gonna be a few days a housekeeping and procedural work Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is expected to hold the substantive part of the trial opening arguments in the queue in a period it's gonna hold that until Tuesday in order to give house managers and trump's defense team a couple of days to prepare on Tuesday the Senate is expected to vote on an organizing resolution the will lay out the terms for the trial it seems like they're going to model it very closely to what happened in the Clinton impeachment they always need a live witness issue yes which if they get the for Republicans across over right right then we'll see what happens then and also the the new reporting today is and how will the Democrats agree to a **** for tat as far as witnesses of they get right hold on yeah well they allow hunter Biden especially if they think under by it has nothing to hide you know we'll see how that plays out and let me get to that aspect several key Senate Republicans are insisting there be specific language in shoring of votes on whether to call witnesses and request documents not that witnesses and documents are allowed but just that there's a vote right on it aides to some vulnerable senators and moderate states including senator Susan Collins have said this language is crucial we know Susan Collins probably once witnesses and it sounds like Mitt Romney once that as well I've heard Lamar Alexander Makowski is always one to watch the numbers are close a democratic leadership aide told Axios that they will force votes on subpoenaing key witnesses such as trump's former national security adviser John Bolton acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney Mulvaney senior adviser Robert Blair and top White House budget official Michael Duffy as well as relevant documents at the very least that will for some vulnerable Senate Republicans to cast tough votes lot of politics being played on both sides as to be expected some important numbers to remember Republicans would need fifty one votes to dismiss the case out right that's not gonna happen there's no way you're gonna have vulnerable Republicans like a Susan Collins vote to dismiss the case will not happen Democrats would need fifty one votes to call witnesses that's possible Republicans currently hold a fifty three forty seven majority in the Senate so Democrats would need for Republicans come over to their side to make the numbers work I think they think they have the votes I think they probably have the votes to at the very least John Paul at the very least I think you're gonna want to he he you're gonna have some Republicans are gonna want to hear from the former national security adviser one important note about today's resolution it gives managers authority to submit additional evidence that the Senate that's key because last night impeachment investigators at the house Judiciary Committee new evidence obtained from left partis Giuliani associate indicted by the Southern District of New York harness is gonna appear with Rachel Maddow Alan M. S. N. B. C. in a little bit and he basically says everything he did some of which was not good he did at the direction of the president Rudy Giuliani that's what he's gonna say tonight's in there there's a lot to one pack based on some of what we've learned about partners over the past couple of days so they're certainly going to be a back and forth and debate over what needs to be explored during the course of the Senate trial on the controversial decision by pelo C. to hold the impeachment articles for three weeks this is what she said on ABC's this week this past Sunday she said the tactic has produced a very positive results she said quote we feel that is produced a very positive result in terms of additional emails an unredacted information that's come forward Bolton has said he will testify if subpoenaed by the Senate I don't think the delay matters all that much in the big scheme of things you had much McConnell who held his ground he was not gonna be bullied by Nancy Pelosi should just didn't have the leverage some new information did come out including reselling the past couple of days although look this stuff it's not going to change the outcome of the trial the only thing that can really make this difficult for Republicans would be of John Bolton testified and have really really damaging information it also have John Bolton testify and he puts forth information favorable to the president and then it's a no brainer we don't know how that's going to go I think Bolton's announcement that he was willing to testify was the most important development that took place during the three weeks the pelo C. held the articles of impeachment what I go back to is the house were rushing through the impeachment process that was a mistake because now they have to push the Senate to do what they should have done I thought they went too fast if this was such a serious matter then you take your time and you do a thorough complete process instead they rushed through the articles of impeachment and then they kind of had to wait to see if more information will come out and then they learn one of the people they should of try to issue a subpoena for John Bolton he was maybe interested now in talking to the Senate it's it's just a mess and plus on top of this all it puts Senate Democrats running for president Elizabeth Warren Bernie Sanders in closure but some of the top spot she delayed this whole thing policy for three weeks and now at a crucial time for them right before the Iowa caucuses they're gonna be caught up in the Senate trial that's really at the end of the day that's where the biggest impact is the biggest impact is on the democratic primary and how it's gonna fact Iowa if I were those Senate Democrats I would not be thrilled with Nancy Pelosi at the moment your thoughts on the whole I hate you up to this point I have to disagree one thing is this notion that the investigation
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Live updates: Judiciary Committee debates impeachment articles
"Hill for more than twelve hours the house Judiciary Committee his debated considering a pair of impeachment articles charging president trump with abuse of power and obstruction of Congress it is our responsibility to use the tool that our founders gave us in the constitution to preserve that constitutional order California Democrat Zoe Lofgren in Wisconsin Republican James Sensenbrenner both veterans of previous impeachment proceedings they have reached a different conclusions in this case whether they really are high crimes and misdemeanors I would submit the answer on both of them is an emphatic
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Trump proposal would make it harder for legal immigrants to gain citizenship
"Doc judge on one day it may seem as though he's attacking the prosecution in on the next day, as we entered the defense's case, he will be attacking them as well. We'll hear about the biggest wildfire and modern California history, whether cutting down trees makes wildfires less intense and tensions between Canada and Saudi Arabia over human rights. It's trying to tell the international community that if you're companies want a piece of the pie in Saudi Arabia, they'd better not criticize us. First, these headlines. Live from NPR news in. Washington I'm Jack Speer Paul manafort's former business partner Rick gates took the. Stand today for a second straight day as NPR's miles parks explains he was the only witness to testify in the endured a tough. Cross examination manafort's defense team is intent on string Rick gates, credibility, as a witness, there was, clear again when defense attorney Kevin downing probe gates on Tuesday, gates is he helped metaphor commit financial fraud by hiding money from the IRS and. Accounts overseas and lying banks to get loans but downing ask gates how he could possibly be trusted by the, jury the defense attorney asked about an. Extramarital affair gates had decade ago about the hundreds of, thousands of dollars Gates's admitted embezzling for Manafort gates is expected to take the stand again when court. Resumes Wednesday morning miles parks NPR news nearly fourteen thousand firefighters are battling seventeen major wildfires in California a pair, of fires in northern California. Have, combined become The largest fire in the state's history scorching more than two hundred. Ninety thousand acres. Kqed.org Tiffany Cam high reports. Mendicino complex is to fires burning about one hundred and twenty. Miles north of San Francisco. Persistent hot and dry weather have helped it grow too. It's unprecedented size here's. Cal fire spokeswoman Heather Williams it remains to be, very active it has. Limited access for our crews and it's, burning it, heavy fuel allows so it continues to pose challenges, to fire crews meanwhile triple digit weather extremely low humidity and gusty winds continue to complicate the fight. Further north near the city of reading where the car fire has been. Burning for more than two weeks for NPR news I'm Tiffany Cam high relatives with a man shot to death by police officers in. Saint Paul Minnesota have joined in calls for the immediate release, a, police body Cam, footage and, the nine one one call it preceded his death bureau of, criminal apprehension in a statement today saying Forty-three-year-old William James Hughes. Died of multiple. Gunshot wounds early Sunday morning when. Officers responded to a call of shots fired and apartment building Melvin Carter's the city's mayor I am reiterating. My call, for a transparent. Thorough in timely investigation including release of body Cam footage as soon as possible so far, there's, been no details about what happened at the scene. Police say Hughes. Was armed use relatives, and their. Supporters held a vigil last night. At the Minneapolis American Indian center US employers were posting more. Help wanted ads. In June than they were the previous month the. Labor, Department reporting job, openings rose, by three thousand to just over six point six million that number is actually higher than the number of people searching for work and close to APRIL's figure of six point. Eight million a record high stocks powered higher today with the broader market up after some strong. Second quarter earnings numbers for major corporations Dow gained, a hundred and twenty six points the s. and p. five hundred closed up eight points today the NASDAQ rose twenty three points, you're listening to NPR From news I'm Tara Siler south bay congresswoman Zoe Lofgren is bashing and. Expected proposal from the Trump administration that would make it tougher for legal. Immigrants to get green cards and citizenship if they have used public programs like ObamaCare according to an NBC news report the proposal could impact imigrants even if it was their American family members who used. A Bama care children's health insurance, or food stamps Lofgren says immigrants on welfare are, already in. Eligible to become citizens or residents is to try and get Trump's core voters to double down on the idea that, immigrants are cheaters and, welfare recipients really that's completely false Lofgren expects the proposal to be tied up in litigation if introduced at least, four Lake County unified school districts had delayed their start date due to the Mendocino complex. Fires lake port. Upper lake Lucerne and can ACTA. Unified school districts anticipate Starting the new school year in mid to late August depending on how the fire is controlled by those dates the delay will affect at least fifty one hundred students in the area, lake. Port district superintendent. April April Lieberman says the classrooms are currently filled with ash so we have to have all of that cleaned up before we can have students come back so you have the cleaning, of the buildings. Including the outside because there's ash everywhere And then you also have the air quality you, have multiple things happening at the same time Kelsey Ville and Middletown unified. School district's we'll have a normal start date and do not intimate any changes as of now I'm.