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The Hill’s 12:30 Report – Ivanka Trump’s testimony raises eyebrows

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TALK ABOUT THE MORNING

Previous: Our US Capitol was attacked:

A House of Representatives commission investigating the January 6 attack on the US Capitol came out on Thursday night, presenting new footage of the siege and including obscene testimony from former President Trump’s daughter Ivanka Trump and former Attorney General Bill Barr.

Full video of the hearing

➤ FIVE PAYMENTS:

  1. “The committee is using Trump’s own team to oppose him.
  2. “The story will focus on Trump vs. Pence.”
  3. “Emotional review of a day that many were looking to unfold”
  4. “The structure of the hearing is a review of a ‘complex seven-part plan’.
  5. “A joke about what lies ahead for GOP MPs”

Context and details for everyone, through The Hill’s Rebecca Beitsch

➤ VIEWS AND SOUNDS FROM HEARING:

Here are the new footage from January 6, broadcast on Thursday: Video from PBS NewsHour

From Representative Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.): “I say this to my Republicans who defend the defenseless: The day will come when Donald Trump is gone, but your dishonesty will remain.” Video from the Associated Press

It must have been incredibly difficult to watch: “Sandra Garza, partner of Brian Sicknick, a U.S. Capitol police officer who died the night after the Capitol attack on Jan. 6, is crying while attending tonight’s hearing about the attack.” Photo by ABC News

Here is a clip from Ivanka Trump’s testimony: This video is one of the most discussed parts of the hearing. Video from Bloomberg

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➤ REACTIONS:

Trump was not happy with Ivanka’s testimony: Former President Trump criticized his daughter Ivanka Trump after her testimony that she accepted the assessment of former Attorney General Bill Bar that the election was not stolen. In a post on his platform Truth Social, Trump said Ivanka had been “checked.”

Ever since Trump’s response to the hearing: “So the Unselect Committee of Political HACKS refuses to play any of the many positive witnesses and statements, refuses to talk about election fraud and irregularities that have occurred on a huge scale,” he said. its Truth Social Platform. “Our country is in such trouble!”

How local newspapers covered the hearing: Reed Wilson of The Hill tweeted a number of front pages of local newspapers around the county. Screenshots

How Fox News and Newsmax Covered the Hearing: CNN’s Brian Stelter’s explanation and analysis

➤ SOME OF THE MOST INTENSIVE MOMENTS:

Capitol Police Day Descriptions: Testimony of Capitol Police Officer Caroline Edwards, one of 140 police officers injured in the attack. Edwards described seeing fellow officer Brian Sicknick die the next day. “He was ghostly pale. He was almost as pale as this sheet of paper,” she said.

Great if true from former Attorneys General Bill Bar and Ivanka Trump: “Bar was shown in an interview with commission officials who reaffirmed their belief that Trump’s allegations of election fraud in 2020 are ‘nonsense.’ This was given extra strength by a short video of Ivanka Trump, who says that she finds Bar’s failure to personally find the fraud convincing.

A list of the most dramatic moments during the hearing, through Niall Stage from The Hill

📈News this morning

I hate being bad news, but I guess that’s literally my job:

Consumer prices continue to rise rapidly, with inflation rising by 1% in May alone – and by 8.6% in the last year. This is the highest rate since December 1981, when inflation reached 8.9 percent.

In which areas have prices risen the most: Gasoline, shelter and food. Here is a list of consumer products that have grown

What this means for the economy, through The Hill’s Sylvan Lane

CNN’s Manu Raju added: “The average for petrol in the country is $ 4.99, a new record.”

IDTIDBIT – “REMOTE WORK CAUSES HOUSING PRICES”: According to a study by the National Bureau of Economic Research.

In the White House

The White House is considering Plan B if Rowe is destroyed:

In a statement from President Biden on Jimmy Kimmel Live, he mentioned options that the White House would consider if the Supreme Court actually overturned federal abortion rights.

According to Biden: “I think that if the court overturns Rowe against Wade and does what is prepared … if that happens, I think we should, we should legalize it. We need to make sure we pass legislation that makes it a law that the federal government says works that way. I think what we will have to do. We believe that there are some enforcement orders that I could use – we are considering this at the moment. ”

What we know is through Kate Sullivan of CNN and Betsy Klein

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In Congress

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The senators left the city for the weekend without reaching an agreement between the two parties on weapons.

Where the talks are: Democrats say they are “very close” to an agreement with Senator John Cornin (D-Texas), the leading Republican negotiator, but Democrat and Republican staff still have to bridge language differences, according to Senate negotiators. . ”

What’s going on behind the scenes ?: Senate sources say Sen. Chris Murphy (Consult), the Democratic leader’s negotiator, was “itchy” to issue a joint statement with Cornin before lawmakers left the city, but Cornin refused to sign any public statement until agreement is reached on the language of the main proposals. What is happening now, through Alexander Bolton from The Hill

➤ LEGISLATION ON WEAPONS, POPPY AND MODESTY, IN FACT AVAILABLE:

Here’s a quick primer, through Niall Stage of The Hill

🦠 Last with COVID

You enter free, passengers !:

The Biden administration has just lifted the requirement to test COVID-19 for international passengers coming to the United States.

When will this new policy take effect: midnight on Sunday

➤ WITH NUMBERS

Cases so far: 85 million

Number of deaths: 1,005,823

Current hospitalizations: 23,475

Admin shots: 590 million

Fully vaccinated: 66.7 percent of Americans

CDC data here.

🐥Remarkable tweets

These are great photos:

Bloomberg’s Josh Wingrow wrote on Twitter: “You can really feel the energy so far at the America’s Summit!”

Bloomberg’s Jordan Fabian added: “That would be a good tumblr at the time.” haha

On the crane

The Chamber and the Senate have been removed. President Biden is in Los Angeles

  • 16:05: Biden participates in the Ninth Summit of America.
  • 19:30: Harris takes notes at the South Carolina Democratic Party’s Blue Palmetto dinner in Columbia, South Carolina
  • 20:00: Biden participates in a reception of the Democratic National Committee (DNC).
  • 22:10: Biden participates in another DNC reception.

All times in the East.

📺What to watch

  • 13:45: Biden remarks on inflation. Live stream

In lighter news

Today is National Tea Day! And for weekend planning, tomorrow is German National Corn Day, and Sunday is National Falafel Day!

You have my inseparable attention:

Through CBS’s Christopher Brito, Amarillo, Texas officials on Wednesday asked for help on a particular issue: identifying a “strange” human-like animal seen in front of a local zoo last month. “Full story

Biden: January 6 Hearings Important for “American People Understand What Really Happened” Justice Department Trump Employees to Testify on January 6

Amarillo’s city tweeted: “Does a man with a strange hat like to walk at night? Chupacabra? Do you have any idea what this UAO-unidentified Amarillo object might be? ”Photo of the creature

And to leave you with a good note for the weekend, here’s a kitten attack.

Twitter user Scott217 added some much-needed context: “The successful ambush was led by a sergeant. Meow. ”