this is bbc news broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world, i'm geeta guru—murthy. our top stories: one year since a violent mob in washington nearly brought the us congress to its knees. presidentjoe biden prepares to mark the anniversary of the attack on the seat of american democracy, as the country remains deeply divided about what happened. i'm laura trevelyan on capitol hill. president biden is expected to blame his preecessor donald trump for the capitol riot and ask if america is a nation that lives in the shadow of lies. a court hearing on whether novak djokovic is medically exempt from covid entry requirements is adjourned until monday. former world number one rafael nadal responds. ifeel sorry for him.

but at the same time, he knows, he knew the conditions since a lot of months ago. dozens are killed in kazakhstan fighting — russia has sent troops at the request of the kazakh president. hello and welcome. presidentjoe biden will tell americans that donald trump, carries singular responsibility for the january 6th attack on america's seat of legislature, capitol hill. he'll make the coments shortly in a speech to mark the first anniversary of the assault. a mob loyal to trump raided the complex in a failed attempt to stop the certification of mr biden�*s victory. the role of the former president and his advisers is disputed. it's the subject of a congressional inquiry

and myriad legal cases. let's head straight to laura trevelyan, who's on capitol hill. we've seen the president heading for capitol hill in the last few minutes. capitol hill in the last few minutes-_ capitol hill in the last few minutes. . �* , , ., minutes. that's right, geeta, president _ minutes. that's right, geeta, president biden _ minutes. that's right, geeta, president biden is _ minutes. that's right, geeta, president biden is here - minutes. that's right, geeta,| president biden is here where exactly one year ago, a violent mob loyal to president trump stormed this building to try and prevent his election victory from being certified. president biden is going to speak in the next few minutes from a hole that where there are statues from all 50 states that make up statues from all 50 states that make up the united states but was one of the area is a breach by those people loyal to president trump a year ago, who are in this building and i was here outside, i heard them screaming, stop the steel. they believed the election had somehow been stolen from former president donald trump and they were here to protest. it has been quite the year since then it. criminal prosecutions

are under way and almost 700 people have been charged for what they did that day. there is a congressional committee investigating what happened but it's seen as very partisan, it only has to public rank on it, who have been disowned by president trump. that committee is trying to get to the bottom of what happens and the lawmakers on it, including one of the republicans, have floated the idea that president trump could somehow be found criminally responsible for what happened. americans remain deeply divided about what happened and president biden is going to ask today whether america is becoming a nation that will tolerate political violence as a norm. find nation that will tolerate political violence as a norm.— violence as a norm. and auto questions — violence as a norm. and auto questions about _ violence as a norm. and auto questions about the - violence as a norm. and auto questions about the current i questions about the current republican leadership�*s response today and the position of donald trump too. today and the position of donald trump toe-— trump too. absolutely. what's notable about _ trump too. absolutely. what's notable about today _ trump too. absolutely. what's notable about today is - trump too. absolutely. what's notable about today is the - trump too. absolutely. what's notable about today is the top | notable about today is the top republicans are not taking part in the commemorations. there is a

funeral of a former republican senator today, funeral of a former republican senatortoday, many funeral of a former republican senator today, many attending that. statements have been issued by mitch mcconnell called and kevin mccarthy, they have talked about the lawlessness of what happened, the criminality, and they are not speaking in public and are accusing democrats of trying to use this anniversary to further divide the country. it is a moment of deep division. president donald trump himself, who many thought would be weakened by what happened a year ago, not at all, he was going to give a press conference at mar—a—lago, his florida state, he didn't in the end, he backed out of blaming the fake news media and the january six committee, but he is clearly the frontrunner for the republican nomination in 202a. find republican nomination in 2024. and some democrats say some republicans, evenif some democrats say some republicans, even if they privately disagree with a lot of what trump stood for are too afraid to criticise him publicly. the divisions within us politics have been laid bare in

recent months and years. look what ha--ened recent months and years. look what happened to — recent months and years. look what happened to the _ recent months and years. look what happened to the turner— recent months and years. look what happened to the turner house - happened to the turner house republicans who voted to impeach president, some of had to retire because of the abuse they received, some have been primary to. liz cheney, the top republican on the january six committee, she is being a prime rate. she has told her party, they must choose between their loyalty to the constitution and our loyalty to former president trump. it is very well knew that the republicans who are speaking in public today in washington, dc are two trump at loyalist, matt gates and marjorie taylor green, who has been banned from twitter for her statements about covid—i9, they are trump loyalists and they have referred to the rioters as political prisoners and patriots. so that shows you the divisions, with democrats saying january sex was an assault on american democracy and a

sizeable portion of the republican party saying that this was people doing something legitimate. the area that was breached a year ago? the area that was breached a year am? ,, ., ., , the area that was breached a year auo? ,, ., .,y ., , the area that was breached a year am? ,, ., .,y ., ., the area that was breached a year auo? ,, ., .,y ., ,., ., ago? statuary hall is one of most magnificent _ ago? statuary hall is one of most magnificent areas _ ago? statuary hall is one of most magnificent areas in _ ago? statuary hall is one of most magnificent areas in the - ago? statuary hall is one of most magnificent areas in the us - ago? statuary hall is one of most i magnificent areas in the us capitol with marble floors and statues that have been donated by all of 50 of the us states. but it's somewhere that a year ago was a scene of complete chaos. that is where the mob stormed through, some of them chanting, hang mike pence. the vice president was proceeding over the certification ofjoe biden's certification of joe biden's election certification ofjoe biden's election victory. there are some who came to the us capital armed with weapons and what is really

extraordinary about the polling that you look at on terms of january the six, more than 40% of republicans say that sometimes political finance can be justified, say that sometimes political finance can bejustified, and also say that sometimes political finance can be justified, and also 20% of democrats. that is whatjoe biden will confront head—on in a speech today, he asks if america is going today, he asks if america is going to become a country where political violence is a norm and partisan election officials can overturn the result of the people. i can see that president biden and also the vice president kamala harris are just entering statuary hall now. really, very solemn moments, this. the president of the united states actually coming to the heart of american democracy to warn that us democracy is in peril. and it looks like the us vice president kamala harris speaking first.— harris speaking first. fellow americans. _ harris speaking first. fellow americans, good _ harris speaking first. fellow americans, good morning. | harris speaking first. fellow- americans, good morning. certain dates— americans, good morning. certain dates echo— americans, good morning. certain dates echo throughout history.

including — dates echo throughout history. including dates that instantly remind — including dates that instantly remind all who have lived through them _ remind all who have lived through them where they were and what they were doing. when our democracy came under— were doing. when our democracy came under assault. were doing. when our democracy came underassault. dates were doing. when our democracy came under assault. dates that occupy not only a _ under assault. dates that occupy not only a place — under assault. dates that occupy not only a place on our calendar is but a place _ only a place on our calendar is but a place in — only a place on our calendar is but a place in our collective memory. december— a place in our collective memory. december the 7th 1941, a place in our collective memory. december the 7th1941, september 11 20,00i _ december the 7th1941, september 11 20,001. and january six, 2021. on that day, _ 20,001. and january six, 2021. on that day, i— 20,001. and january six, 2021. on that day, i was not only vice president—elect, i was also a united states— president—elect, i was also a united states senator. i was here at the capitoi— states senator. i was here at the capitol that morning at a classified hearing _ capitol that morning at a classified hearing with fellow members of the senate _ hearing with fellow members of the senate intelligence committee. hours latei’. _ senate intelligence committee. hours later, the _ senate intelligence committee. hours later, the gates of the capitol were breached — later, the gates of the capitol were breached i— later, the gates of the capitol were breached. i had left but my thoughts immediately turned out not only to

my colleagues but to my staff. who had been _ my colleagues but to my staff. who had been forced to seek refuge in our office. — had been forced to seek refuge in our office, converting filing cabinets _ our office, converting filing cabinets into barricades. wanted the extremists— cabinets into barricades. wanted the extremists who roamed these holes targeted _ extremists who roamed these holes targeted was not only the lives of elected _ targeted was not only the lives of elected leaders but they sought to degrade _ elected leaders but they sought to degrade and destroy is not only a building. — degrade and destroy is not only a building, hallowed as it is, what they were — building, hallowed as it is, what they were assaulting worthy institutions, the values the ideals that generations of americans have marched. _ that generations of americans have marched, picketed and shed blood to establish _ marched, picketed and shed blood to establish and defend. 0njanuary marched, picketed and shed blood to establish and defend. on january the 6th, we _

establish and defend. on january the 6th, we all— establish and defend. on january the 6th, we all saw what our nation would _ 6th, we all saw what our nation would look— 6th, we all saw what our nation would look like if the forces who seek— would look like if the forces who seek to — would look like if the forces who seek to dismantle our democracy are successful _ seek to dismantle our democracy are successful. the lawlessness, the violence. — successful. the lawlessness, the violence, the chaos. what was at stake _ violence, the chaos. what was at stake then — violence, the chaos. what was at stake then and now is the right to have _ stake then and now is the right to have our— stake then and now is the right to have our future decided the way the constitution describes it. by we, the people. all the people. we cannot— the people. all the people. we cannot let our future be decided by those _ cannot let our future be decided by those hent— cannot let our future be decided by those bent on silencing our voices, overturning — those bent on silencing our voices, overturning our votes and peddling lies and _ overturning our votes and peddling lies and misinformation. by some radical— lies and misinformation. by some radical faction that may be newly

resurgent — radical faction that may be newly resurgent but whose roots run old and deep — resurgent but whose roots run old and deep. when i meet with young people. _ and deep. when i meet with young people, they often ask about the state _ people, they often ask about the state of — people, they often ask about the state of our democracy, about january— state of our democracy, about january six. and what i tell them is january— january six. and what i tell them is january six— january six. and what i tell them is january six reflects the dual nature of democracy. its fragility, and its strength — of democracy. its fragility, and its strength. you see, the strength of democracy— strength. you see, the strength of democracy is the rule of law. the strength— democracy is the rule of law. the strength of— democracy is the rule of law. the strength of democracy is the principle _ strength of democracy is the principle that everyone should be treated _ principle that everyone should be treated equally. that elections should — treated equally. that elections should be free and fair. that corruption should be given no guarter~ — corruption should be given no quarter. the strength of democracy is it empowers the people. and the

fragility— is it empowers the people. and the fragility of — is it empowers the people. and the fragility of democracy is this — that— fragility of democracy is this — that if— fragility of democracy is this — that if we _ fragility of democracy is this — that if we are not vigilant, if we do not — that if we are not vigilant, if we do not defend the it, democracy simply— do not defend the it, democracy simply will not stand. it will falter— simply will not stand. it will falter and fail. the violent assault that took— falter and fail. the violent assault that took place here, the very fact of how _ that took place here, the very fact of how close we came to an election overturned. — of how close we came to an election overturned, that reflects the fragility— overturned, that reflects the fragility of democracy. yet, the resolve — fragility of democracy. yet, the resolve i— fragility of democracy. yet, the resolve i saw in our elected leaders when _ resolve i saw in our elected leaders when i _ resolve i saw in our elected leaders when i returned to the senate chamber— when i returned to the senate chamber that night, there when i returned to the senate chamberthat night, there in our resolve — chamberthat night, there in our resolve not— chamberthat night, there in our resolve not to yield but to certify the election, their loyalty not to party— the election, their loyalty not to party or— the election, their loyalty not to party or person but to the constitution of the united states, that reflects its strength. and so, of course, — that reflects its strength. and so, of course, does the heroism of the

capital— of course, does the heroism of the capital face — of course, does the heroism of the capital face police, the dc metropolitan police departments, the national— metropolitan police departments, the national guard and other law enforcers who answered the call that day. including those who later succumbed to wounds both visible and invisible _ succumbed to wounds both visible and invisible. 0urthoughts succumbed to wounds both visible and invisible. our thoughts are with all the families who have lost a loved one _ the families who have lost a loved one you — the families who have lost a loved one. you know, iwonder the families who have lost a loved one. you know, i wonder how well january— one. you know, i wonder how well january the — one. you know, i wonder how well january the 6th be remembered in the years ahead? will it be remembered as a moment that accelerated the unravelling of the oldest, greatest democracy in the world? or a moment when _ democracy in the world? or a moment when we _ democracy in the world? or a moment when we decided to secure and strengthen our democracy for generations to come? the american

spirit _ generations to come? the american spirit is _ generations to come? the american spirit is being tested. the answer to whether— spirit is being tested. the answer to whether we will meet that test resigns _ to whether we will meet that test resigns where it has always resided in our— resigns where it has always resided in our country, with you, the people _ in our country, with you, the people. and the work ahead will not be easy _ people. and the work ahead will not be easy. here in this very building, a decision— be easy. here in this very building, a decision will be made about whether— a decision will be made about whether we uphold the right to vote and ensure — whether we uphold the right to vote and ensure free and fair elections. let's _ and ensure free and fair elections. let's be _ and ensure free and fair elections. let's be clear, we must pass the voting _ let's be clear, we must pass the voting rights bills that are now before — voting rights bills that are now before the senate. and the american people _ before the senate. and the american people must also do something more. we cannot— people must also do something more. we cannot sit on the sidelines, we must _ we cannot sit on the sidelines, we must unite — we cannot sit on the sidelines, we must unite in defence of our democracy. in order to form a more perfect _ democracy. in order to form a more perfect union. establishjustice.

perfect union. establish justice. make _ perfect union. establishjustice. make sure of domestic and quality. provide _ make sure of domestic and quality. provide for— make sure of domestic and quality. provide for the common defence. promote — provide for the common defence. promote the general welfare and secure _ promote the general welfare and secure the blessings of liberty for ourselves— secure the blessings of liberty for ourselves and to our prosperity and posterity _ ourselves and to our prosperity and posterity. that is the preamble of the constitution that president biden— the constitution that president biden and i swore an oath to uphold and defend. and that is the enduring promise _ and defend. and that is the enduring promise of— and defend. and that is the enduring promise of the united states of america — promise of the united states of america. my fellow americans, it is my honour— america. my fellow americans, it is my honour to introduce a public servant — my honour to introduce a public servant with the character and fortitude — servant with the character and fortitude to meet this moment. a leader— fortitude to meet this moment. a leader whose lives work has been moving _ leader whose lives work has been moving our— leader whose lives work has been moving our nation toward such more perfect _ moving our nation toward such more perfect union. presidentjoe biden.

mandem vice president, my fellow americans. — mandem vice president, my fellow americans. to _ mandem vice president, my fellow americans, to state _ mandem vice president, my fellow americans, to state the _ mandem vice president, my fellow americans, to state the obvious, i mandem vice president, my fellow. americans, to state the obvious, one year ago _ americans, to state the obvious, one year ago today, — americans, to state the obvious, one year ago today, in— americans, to state the obvious, one year ago today, in this _ americans, to state the obvious, one year ago today, in this sacred - year ago today, in this sacred place. — year ago today, in this sacred place, democracy— year ago today, in this sacred place, democracy was - year ago today, in this sacred . place, democracy was attacked, simply— place, democracy was attacked, simply attacked. _ place, democracy was attacked, simply attacked. they _ place, democracy was attacked, simply attacked. they will - place, democracy was attacked, simply attacked. they will of. place, democracy was attacked, | simply attacked. they will of the people _ simply attacked. they will of the people was— simply attacked. they will of the people was under— simply attacked. they will of the people was under assault. - simply attacked. they will of the people was under assault. of- simply attacked. they will of the | people was under assault. of the constitution, _ people was under assault. of the constitution, faced _ people was under assault. of the constitution, faced the _ people was under assault. of the constitution, faced the gravest. people was under assault. of thej constitution, faced the gravest of threats — constitution, faced the gravest of threats are _ constitution, faced the gravest of threats. are outnumbered - constitution, faced the gravest of threats. are outnumbered in - constitution, faced the gravest of threats. are outnumbered in the| constitution, faced the gravest of- threats. are outnumbered in the face of a brutal— threats. are outnumbered in the face of a brutal attack, _ threats. are outnumbered in the face of a brutal attack, the _ threats. are outnumbered in the face of a brutal attack, the capitol- of a brutal attack, the capitol police — of a brutal attack, the capitol police the _ of a brutal attack, the capitol police the dc_ of a brutal attack, the capitol police, the dc metropolitan l of a brutal attack, the capitol- police, the dc metropolitan police department, _ police, the dc metropolitan police department, the _ police, the dc metropolitan police department, the national- police, the dc metropolitan police department, the national guard l police, the dc metropolitan police . department, the national guard and other brave — department, the national guard and other brave law— department, the national guard and other brave law enforcement - other brave law enforcement officials _ other brave law enforcement officials save _ other brave law enforcement officials save the _ other brave law enforcement officials save the rule - other brave law enforcement officials save the rule of- other brave law enforcement officials save the rule of law. other brave law enforcement - officials save the rule of law. 0ur democracy — officials save the rule of law. 0ur democracy held. _ officials save the rule of law. 0ur democracy held. we _ officials save the rule of law. 0ur democracy held. we the - officials save the rule of law. 0ur democracy held. we the people i democracy held. we the people

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that you and i and the whole world saw with our own eyes. the bible. saw with our own eyes. the bible tells _ saw with our own eyes. the bible tells us _ saw with our own eyes. the bible tells us that _ saw with our own eyes. the bible tells us that you _ saw with our own eyes. the bible tells us that you shall _ saw with our own eyes. the bible tells us that you shall know- saw with our own eyes. the bible tells us that you shall know the l tells us that you shall know the truth _ tells us that you shall know the truth and — tells us that you shall know the truth and the _ tells us that you shall know the truth and the truth _ tells us that you shall know the truth and the truth shall - tells us that you shall know the truth and the truth shall makei tells us that you shall know the i truth and the truth shall make us free _ truth and the truth shall make us free we — truth and the truth shall make us free we shall— truth and the truth shall make us free. we shall know— truth and the truth shall make us free. we shall know the - truth and the truth shall make us free. we shall know the truth - truth and the truth shall make usj free. we shall know the truth are not here — free. we shall know the truth are not here is— free. we shall know the truth are not here is the _ free. we shall know the truth are not here is the god's _ free. we shall know the truth are not here is the god's truth - free. we shall know the truth are not here is the god's truth about| not here is the god's truth about january— not here is the god's truth about january the — not here is the god's truth about january the 6th _ not here is the god's truth about january the 6th 2021. _ not here is the god's truth about january the 6th 2021. close - not here is the god's truth about january the 6th 2021. close your| january the 6th 2021. close your

eyes, _ january the 6th 2021. close your eyes, go — january the 6th 2021. close your eyes, go back— january the 6th 2021. close your eyes, go back to _ january the 6th 2021. close your eyes, go back to that _ january the 6th 2021. close your eyes, go back to that day. - january the 6th 2021. close your eyes, go back to that day. what| january the 6th 2021. close your i eyes, go back to that day. what do you see? _ eyes, go back to that day. what do you see? rioters_ eyes, go back to that day. what do you see? rioters rampaging. - eyes, go back to that day. what do i you see? rioters rampaging. waving, for the _ you see? rioters rampaging. waving, for the first _ you see? rioters rampaging. waving, for the first time _ you see? rioters rampaging. waving, for the first time inside _ you see? rioters rampaging. waving, for the first time inside this _ for the first time inside this capitol. _ for the first time inside this capitol, confederate - for the first time inside this capitol, confederate flags i for the first time inside this i capitol, confederate flags that celebrate _ capitol, confederate flags that celebrate the _ capitol, confederate flags that celebrate the cause _ capitol, confederate flags that celebrate the cause to - capitol, confederate flags that celebrate the cause to try- capitol, confederate flags that celebrate the cause to try to l celebrate the cause to try to destroy— celebrate the cause to try to destroy america, _ celebrate the cause to try to destroy america, to - celebrate the cause to try to destroy america, to rip - celebrate the cause to try to destroy america, to rip us. celebrate the cause to try to - destroy america, to rip us apart. even _ destroy america, to rip us apart. even during _ destroy america, to rip us apart. even during the _ destroy america, to rip us apart. even during the civil— destroy america, to rip us apart. even during the civil war, - destroy america, to rip us apart. even during the civil war, that l even during the civil war, that never— even during the civil war, that never happened. _ even during the civil war, that never happened. but - even during the civil war, that never happened. but it- even during the civil war, that i never happened. but it happened even during the civil war, that - never happened. but it happened here in 2021 _ never happened. but it happened here in 2021 what — never happened. but it happened here in 2021. what else _ never happened. but it happened here in 2021. what else do _ never happened. but it happened here in 2021. what else do you _ never happened. but it happened here in 2021. what else do you see? - never happened. but it happened here in 2021. what else do you see? the i in 2021. what else do you see? the mob breaking — in 2021. what else do you see? the mob breaking windows, _ in 2021. what else do you see? the mob breaking windows, kicking - in 2021. what else do you see? the mob breaking windows, kicking in l mob breaking windows, kicking in doors, _ mob breaking windows, kicking in doors, preaching _ mob breaking windows, kicking in doors, preaching the _ mob breaking windows, kicking in doors, preaching the capitol. - doors, preaching the capitol. american _ doors, preaching the capitol. american flags— doors, preaching the capitol. american flags on _ doors, preaching the capitol. american flags on poles - doors, preaching the capitol. | american flags on poles being doors, preaching the capitol. - american flags on poles being used as weapons, — american flags on poles being used as weapons, as _ american flags on poles being used as weapons, as spiers. _ american flags on poles being used as weapons, as spiers. fire - as weapons, as spiers. fire extinguishers _ as weapons, as spiers. fire extinguishers being - as weapons, as spiers. fire extinguishers being thrown| as weapons, as spiers. fire . extinguishers being thrown at as weapons, as spiers. fire - extinguishers being thrown at the heads _ extinguishers being thrown at the heads of— extinguishers being thrown at the heads of police _ extinguishers being thrown at the heads of police officers. - extinguishers being thrown at the heads of police officers. a - extinguishers being thrown at the heads of police officers. a crode heads of police officers. a crowd that professes _ heads of police officers. a crowd that professes their _ heads of police officers. a crowd that professes their love - heads of police officers. a crowd that professes their love for- heads of police officers. a crowd that professes their love for law| that professes their love for law enforcement— that professes their love for law enforcement assault _ that professes their love for law enforcement assault of - that professes their love for law enforcement assault of those i that professes their love for law - enforcement assault of those police officers. _ enforcement assault of those police officers. dragged— enforcement assault of those police officers, dragged them _ enforcement assault of those police officers, dragged them in, - enforcement assault of those police officers, dragged them in, sprayedl officers, dragged them in, sprayed them, _ officers, dragged them in, sprayed them, stomped— officers, dragged them in, sprayed them, stomped on— officers, dragged them in, sprayed them, stomped on them. - officers, dragged them in, sprayed them, stomped on them. over- officers, dragged them in, sprayedj them, stomped on them. over 140 them, stomped on them. 0ver140 police _ them, stomped on them. 0ver140 police officers _ them, stomped on them. 0ver140 police officers were _ them, stomped on them. 0ver140 police officers were injured. - them, stomped on them. 0ver140 police officers were injured. we - them, stomped on them. 0ver140 police officers were injured. we all| police officers were injured. we all

heard _ police officers were injured. we all heard the — police officers were injured. we all heard the police _ police officers were injured. we all heard the police officers _ police officers were injured. we all heard the police officers that - police officers were injured. we all heard the police officers that were| heard the police officers that were there _ heard the police officers that were there that — heard the police officers that were there that day _ heard the police officers that were there that day testify _ heard the police officers that were there that day testify to _ heard the police officers that were there that day testify to what - there that day testify to what happened _ there that day testify to what happened. 0ne— there that day testify to what happened. 0ne officer- there that day testify to what happened. 0ne officer called | there that day testify to what i happened. 0ne officer called it there that day testify to what . happened. 0ne officer called it a medieval— happened. 0ne officer called it a medieval battle _ happened. 0ne officer called it a medieval battle and _ happened. 0ne officer called it a medieval battle and that - happened. 0ne officer called it a medieval battle and that he - happened. 0ne officer called it a medieval battle and that he was| happened. 0ne officer called it a - medieval battle and that he was more afraid _ medieval battle and that he was more afraid that _ medieval battle and that he was more afraid that day — medieval battle and that he was more afraid that day than _ medieval battle and that he was more afraid that day than he _ medieval battle and that he was more afraid that day than he was _ medieval battle and that he was more afraid that day than he was fighting i afraid that day than he was fighting the war— afraid that day than he was fighting the war in— afraid that day than he was fighting the war in bag _ afraid that day than he was fighting the war in iraq. they— afraid that day than he was fighting the war in iraq. they have - the war in iraq. they have repeatedly_ the war in iraq. they have repeatedly asked - the war in iraq. they have repeatedly asked since i the war in iraq. they have i repeatedly asked since that the war in iraq. they have - repeatedly asked since that day, the war in iraq. they have _ repeatedly asked since that day, how dare anyone — repeatedly asked since that day, how dare anyone, anyone, _ repeatedly asked since that day, how dare anyone, anyone, diminish, - dare anyone, anyone, diminish, belittle — dare anyone, anyone, diminish, belittle or— dare anyone, anyone, diminish, belittle or deny— dare anyone, anyone, diminish, belittle or deny the _ dare anyone, anyone, diminish, belittle or deny the hell- dare anyone, anyone, diminish, belittle or deny the hell they . dare anyone, anyone, diminish, . belittle or deny the hell they were put through? _ belittle or deny the hell they were put through? they— belittle or deny the hell they were put through? they saw _ belittle or deny the hell they were put through? they saw with - belittle or deny the hell they were put through? they saw with theirl belittle or deny the hell they were - put through? they saw with their own eyes rioters _ put through? they saw with their own eyes rioters menace _ put through? they saw with their own eyes rioters menace these _ put through? they saw with their own eyes rioters menace these calls, - eyes rioters menace these calls, threaten — eyes rioters menace these calls, threaten the _ eyes rioters menace these calls, threaten the lives _ eyes rioters menace these calls, threaten the lives of _ eyes rioters menace these calls, threaten the lives of the - eyes rioters menace these calls, j threaten the lives of the speaker eyes rioters menace these calls, i threaten the lives of the speaker of the house. — threaten the lives of the speaker of the house, literally— threaten the lives of the speaker of the house, literally a _ threaten the lives of the speaker of the house, literally a erecting - the house, literally a erecting gallows — the house, literally a erecting gallows to— the house, literally a erecting gallows to hang _ the house, literally a erecting gallows to hang the - the house, literally a erecting gallows to hang the vice - the house, literally a erecting - gallows to hang the vice president of the _ gallows to hang the vice president of the united _ gallows to hang the vice president of the united states _ gallows to hang the vice president of the united states of— gallows to hang the vice president of the united states of america. . of the united states of america. what _ of the united states of america. what are — of the united states of america. what are we _ of the united states of america. what are we not _ of the united states of america. what are we not see? _ of the united states of america. what are we not see? we - of the united states of america. what are we not see? we didn't| of the united states of america. - what are we not see? we didn't see a former— what are we not see? we didn't see a former president, _ what are we not see? we didn't see a former president, who— what are we not see? we didn't see a former president, whojust _ what are we not see? we didn't see a former president, whojust rallied - former president, whojust rallied the mob — former president, whojust rallied the mob to— former president, whojust rallied the mob to attack, _ former president, whojust rallied the mob to attack, sitting - former president, whojust rallied the mob to attack, sitting in - former president, whojust rallied the mob to attack, sitting in a - the mob to attack, sitting in a private — the mob to attack, sitting in a private dining _ the mob to attack, sitting in a private dining room _ the mob to attack, sitting in a private dining room kicked - the mob to attack, sitting in a | private dining room kicked out the mob to attack, sitting in a i private dining room kicked out of the oval— private dining room kicked out of the oval office _ private dining room kicked out of the oval office and _ private dining room kicked out of the oval office and the _ private dining room kicked out of the oval office and the white - private dining room kicked out of- the oval office and the white house, watching _ the oval office and the white house, watching it _ the oval office and the white house, watching it all — the oval office and the white house, watching it all on _ the oval office and the white house, watching it all on television - the oval office and the white house, watching it all on television and - watching it all on television and

doing _ watching it all on television and doing nothing _ watching it all on television and doing nothing for— watching it all on television and doing nothing for hours - watching it all on television and doing nothing for hours as - watching it all on television and i doing nothing for hours as police were _ doing nothing for hours as police were assaulted, _ doing nothing for hours as police were assaulted, lives _ doing nothing for hours as police were assaulted, lives at - doing nothing for hours as police were assaulted, lives at risk, - doing nothing for hours as police | were assaulted, lives at risk, the nation's — were assaulted, lives at risk, the nation's capitol— were assaulted, lives at risk, the nation's capitol under— were assaulted, lives at risk, the nation's capitol under siege. - were assaulted, lives at risk, thej nation's capitol under siege. this wasn't _ nation's capitol under siege. this wasn't a — nation's capitol under siege. this wasn't a group _ nation's capitol under siege. this wasn't a group of— nation's capitol under siege. this wasn't a group of tourists, - nation's capitol under siege. this wasn't a group of tourists, this i nation's capitol under siege. this l wasn't a group of tourists, this was an armed _ wasn't a group of tourists, this was an armed insurrection. _ wasn't a group of tourists, this was an armed insurrection. they- wasn't a group of tourists, this was| an armed insurrection. they weren't looking _ an armed insurrection. they weren't looking to _ an armed insurrection. they weren't looking to pull— an armed insurrection. they weren't looking to pull the _ an armed insurrection. they weren't looking to pull the will _ an armed insurrection. they weren't looking to pull the will of _ an armed insurrection. they weren't looking to pull the will of the - looking to pull the will of the people _ looking to pull the will of the people they— looking to pull the will of the people, they were _ looking to pull the will of the people, they were looking i looking to pull the will of the people, they were looking toj looking to pull the will of the - people, they were looking to deny the will— people, they were looking to deny the will of— people, they were looking to deny the will of the _ people, they were looking to deny the will of the people, _ people, they were looking to deny the will of the people, they - people, they were looking to deny the will of the people, they were i the will of the people, they were looking _ the will of the people, they were looking to, — the will of the people, they were looking to, they— the will of the people, they were looking to, they weren't - the will of the people, they were looking to, they weren't lookingl the will of the people, they were l looking to, they weren't looking to uphold _ looking to, they weren't looking to uphold a _ looking to, they weren't looking to uphold a free — looking to, they weren't looking to uphold a free and _ looking to, they weren't looking to uphold a free and fair— looking to, they weren't looking to uphold a free and fair election, - uphold a free and fair election, they— uphold a free and fair election, they were _ uphold a free and fair election, they were looking _ uphold a free and fair election, they were looking to _ uphold a free and fair election, they were looking to overturn i uphold a free and fair election, - they were looking to overturn one. they— they were looking to overturn one. they weren't — they were looking to overturn one. they weren't looking _ they were looking to overturn one. they weren't looking to _ they were looking to overturn one. they weren't looking to save - they were looking to overturn one. they weren't looking to save the l they weren't looking to save the cause _ they weren't looking to save the cause of— they weren't looking to save the cause of america, _ they weren't looking to save the cause of america, they- they weren't looking to save the cause of america, they were - they weren't looking to save the - cause of america, they were looking to subvert _ cause of america, they were looking to subvert the — cause of america, they were looking to subvert the constitution. - cause of america, they were looking to subvert the constitution. this - to subvert the constitution. this isn't _ to subvert the constitution. this isn't about— to subvert the constitution. this isn't about being _ to subvert the constitution. this isn't about being bogged - to subvert the constitution. this isn't about being bogged down i to subvert the constitution. thisl isn't about being bogged down in to subvert the constitution. this - isn't about being bogged down in the past, this— isn't about being bogged down in the past, this is— isn't about being bogged down in the past, this is about _ isn't about being bogged down in the past, this is about making _ isn't about being bogged down in the past, this is about making sure - isn't about being bogged down in the past, this is about making sure the l past, this is about making sure the past, this is about making sure the past isn't _ past, this is about making sure the past isn't buried. _ past, this is about making sure the past isn't buried. that's— past, this is about making sure the past isn't buried. that's the - past, this is about making sure the past isn't buried. that's the only. past isn't buried. that's the only way forward _ past isn't buried. that's the only way forward. that's _ past isn't buried. that's the only way forward. that's what - past isn't buried. that's the only way forward. that's what great i way forward. that's what great nations — way forward. that's what great nations do _ way forward. that's what great nations do. they— way forward. that's what great nations do. they don't - way forward. that's what great nations do. they don't bury - way forward. that's what great| nations do. they don't bury the truth — nations do. they don't bury the truth they— nations do. they don't bury the truth, they face _ nations do. they don't bury the truth, they face up _ nations do. they don't bury the truth, they face up to - nations do. they don't bury the truth, they face up to it. - nations do. they don't bury the truth, they face up to it. it - nations do. they don't bury the i truth, they face up to it. it sounds

like hyperbole _ truth, they face up to it. it sounds like hyperbole but— truth, they face up to it. it sounds like hyperbole but it's _ truth, they face up to it. it sounds like hyperbole but it's the - truth, they face up to it. it sounds like hyperbole but it's the truth, l like hyperbole but it's the truth, they face — like hyperbole but it's the truth, they face up— like hyperbole but it's the truth, they face up to _ like hyperbole but it's the truth, they face up to it. _ like hyperbole but it's the truth, they face up to it. we _ like hyperbole but it's the truth, they face up to it. we are - like hyperbole but it's the truth, they face up to it. we are a - like hyperbole but it's the truth, i they face up to it. we are a great nation _ they face up to it. we are a great nation my— they face up to it. we are a great nation. my fellow— they face up to it. we are a great nation. my fellow americans, - they face up to it. we are a great nation. my fellow americans, in i they face up to it. we are a great. nation. my fellow americans, in life there's— nation. my fellow americans, in life there's truth — nation. my fellow americans, in life there's truth and _ nation. my fellow americans, in life there's truth and tragically, - nation. my fellow americans, in life there's truth and tragically, there . there's truth and tragically, there are lives — there's truth and tragically, there are lives lies _ there's truth and tragically, there are lives. lies conceived - there's truth and tragically, there are lives. lies conceived and - there's truth and tragically, there i are lives. lies conceived and spread for profit _ are lives. lies conceived and spread for profit and — are lives. lies conceived and spread for profit and power. _ are lives. lies conceived and spread for profit and power. we _ are lives. lies conceived and spread for profit and power. we must- are lives. lies conceived and spread for profit and power. we must be i for profit and power. we must be absolutely— for profit and power. we must be absolutely clear _ for profit and power. we must be absolutely clear about _ for profit and power. we must be absolutely clear about what - for profit and power. we must be absolutely clear about what is - for profit and power. we must be. absolutely clear about what is true and what _ absolutely clear about what is true and what is — absolutely clear about what is true and what is a — absolutely clear about what is true and what is a lie. _ absolutely clear about what is true and what is a lie. and _ absolutely clear about what is true and what is a lie. and here's- absolutely clear about what is true and what is a lie. and here's the l and what is a lie. and here's the truth _ and what is a lie. and here's the truth - _ truth — the - truth — - the former nun - — the former president of the united states— the former president of the united states of— the former president of the united states of america _ the former president of the united states of america has _ the former president of the united states of america has created - the former president of the united states of america has created and| states of america has created and spread _ states of america has created and spread a _ states of america has created and spread a web— states of america has created and spread a web of— states of america has created and spread a web of lies _ states of america has created and spread a web of lies about - states of america has created and spread a web of lies about the - states of america has created and l spread a web of lies about the 2020 election _ spread a web of lies about the 2020 election he's— spread a web of lies about the 2020 election. he's done _ spread a web of lies about the 2020 election. he's done so— spread a web of lies about the 2020 election. he's done so because - spread a web of lies about the 2020 election. he's done so because he l election. he's done so because he values _ election. he's done so because he values power— election. he's done so because he values power over— election. he's done so because he values power over principal, - election. he's done so because he . values power over principal, because he sees _ values power over principal, because he sees his— values power over principal, because he sees his own _ values power over principal, because he sees his own interest— values power over principal, because he sees his own interest is— values power over principal, because he sees his own interest is more - he sees his own interest is more important — he sees his own interest is more important than _ he sees his own interest is more important than his _ he sees his own interest is more important than his country's - important than his country's interest, _ important than his country's interest, than— important than his country's interest, than america's - important than his country's - interest, than america's interest. and because _ interest, than america's interest. and because his— interest, than america's interest. and because his bruised - interest, than america's interest. and because his bruised ego - interest, than america's interest. . and because his bruised ego matters more _ and because his bruised ego matters more to— and because his bruised ego matters more to him — and because his bruised ego matters more to him that _ and because his bruised ego matters more to him that our— and because his bruised ego matters

more to him that our democracy- and because his bruised ego matters more to him that our democracy or. more to him that our democracy or our constitution, _ more to him that our democracy or our constitution, he _ more to him that our democracy or our constitution, he can't - more to him that our democracy or our constitution, he can't accept. more to him that our democracy or| our constitution, he can't accept he lost, _ our constitution, he can't accept he lost, even — our constitution, he can't accept he lost, even though _ our constitution, he can't accept he lost, even though that's _ our constitution, he can't accept he lost, even though that's what - our constitution, he can't accept he lost, even though that's what 93 i lost, even though that's what 93 united _ lost, even though that's what 93 united states— lost, even though that's what 93 united states senators, - lost, even though that's what 93 united states senators, his- lost, even though that's what 93 united states senators, his own| united states senators, his own attorney— united states senators, his own attorney general, _ united states senators, his own attorney general, his _ united states senators, his own attorney general, his own - united states senators, his own attorney general, his own vice i attorney general, his own vice president. _ attorney general, his own vice president, governors - attorney general, his own vice president, governors and - attorney general, his own vice| president, governors and state officials — president, governors and state officials in _ president, governors and state officials in every _ president, governors and state officials in every battleground. officials in every battleground state — officials in every battleground state have _ officials in every battleground state have all— officials in every battleground state have all said, _ officials in every battleground state have all said, he - officials in every battleground state have all said, he lost. . officials in every battleground - state have all said, he lost. that's what _ state have all said, he lost. that's what 81_ state have all said, he lost. that's what 81 million _ state have all said, he lost. that's what 81 million of— state have all said, he lost. that's what 81 million of you _ state have all said, he lost. that's what 81 million of you did - state have all said, he lost. that's what 81 million of you did as - state have all said, he lost. that's what 81 million of you did as you l what 81 million of you did as you voted _ what 81 million of you did as you voted for— what 81 million of you did as you voted for a — what 81 million of you did as you voted for a new— what 81 million of you did as you voted for a new way— what 81 million of you did as you voted for a new way forward. - what 81 million of you did as you voted for a new way forward. hej what 81 million of you did as you - voted for a new way forward. he has done _ voted for a new way forward. he has done what _ voted for a new way forward. he has done what no — voted for a new way forward. he has done what no president— voted for a new way forward. he has done what no president in— voted for a new way forward. he has done what no president in american| done what no president in american history. _ done what no president in american history. the — done what no president in american history, the history— done what no president in american history, the history of _ done what no president in american history, the history of this - history, the history of this country. _ history, the history of this country, has _ history, the history of this country, has ever- history, the history of this country, has ever done i history, the history of this country, has ever done — i country, has ever done — he — country, has ever done — he refused _ country, has ever done — he refused to _ country, has ever done — he refused to accept - country, has ever done — he refused to accept the| country, has ever done — - he refused to accept the results of an election — he refused to accept the results of an election and _ he refused to accept the results of an election and the _ he refused to accept the results of an election and the will _ he refused to accept the results of an election and the will of - he refused to accept the results of an election and the will of the - an election and the will of the american _ an election and the will of the american people. _ an election and the will of the american people. some - an election and the will of the - american people. some courageous an election and the will of the _ american people. some courageous men and women _ american people. some courageous men and women in _ american people. some courageous men and women in the — american people. some courageous men and women in the republican _ american people. some courageous men and women in the republican party- american people. some courageous men and women in the republican party is - and women in the republican party is standing _ and women in the republican party is standing against _ and women in the republican party is standing against it, _ and women in the republican party is standing against it, trying _ and women in the republican party is standing against it, trying to - standing against it, trying to uphold — standing against it, trying to uphold the _ standing against it, trying to uphold the principle - standing against it, trying to uphold the principle of- standing against it, trying to uphold the principle of that. standing against it, trying to - uphold the principle of that party. too many — uphold the principle of that party. too many others _ uphold the principle of that party. too many others are _ uphold the principle of that party. | too many others are transforming uphold the principle of that party. - too many others are transforming the party into _ too many others are transforming the party into something _ too many others are transforming the party into something else. _ too many others are transforming the party into something else. they- too many others are transforming the party into something else. they seem no longer— party into something else. they seem no longer to— party into something else. they seem no longer to want _ party into something else. they seem no longer to want to _ party into something else. they seem no longer to want to be _ party into something else. they seem no longer to want to be the _ party into something else. they seem no longer to want to be the party - party into something else. they seem no longer to want to be the party of l no longer to want to be the party of lincoln, _ no longer to want to be the party of lincoln, eisenhower, _ no longer to want to be the party of lincoln, eisenhower, reagan, - no longer to want to be the party of lincoln, eisenhower, reagan, the l lincoln, eisenhower, reagan, the bush— lincoln, eisenhower, reagan, the bush family _

lincoln, eisenhower, reagan, the bush family 0r— lincoln, eisenhower, reagan, the bush family. 0r whatever- lincoln, eisenhower, reagan, the bush family. 0r whatever my- lincoln, eisenhower, reagan, the| bush family. 0r whatever my other disagreements— bush family. 0r whatever my other disagreements with _ bush family. 0r whatever my other disagreements with republicans i bush family. 0r whatever my other l disagreements with republicans are, i will disagreements with republicans are, i will always — disagreements with republicans are, i will always seek _ disagreements with republicans are, i will always seek to _ disagreements with republicans are, i will always seek to work— disagreements with republicans are, i will always seek to work together . i will always seek to work together with them — i will always seek to work together with them to — i will always seek to work together with them to find _ i will always seek to work together with them to find shared _ i will always seek to work together with them to find shared solutions| with them to find shared solutions where _ with them to find shared solutions where possible. _ with them to find shared solutions where possible. because - with them to find shared solutions where possible. because we - with them to find shared solutions where possible. because we havel with them to find shared solutions| where possible. because we have a shared _ where possible. because we have a shared belief— where possible. because we have a shared belief in— where possible. because we have a shared belief in democracy- where possible. because we have a shared belief in democracy and - where possible. because we have a| shared belief in democracy and that anything _ shared belief in democracy and that anything is — shared belief in democracy and that anything is possible, _ shared belief in democracy and that anything is possible, anything. - shared belief in democracy and that anything is possible, anything. and| anything is possible, anything. and so, at _ anything is possible, anything. and so, at this— anything is possible, anything. and so, at this moment, _ anything is possible, anything. and so, at this moment, we _ anything is possible, anything. and so, at this moment, we must - anything is possible, anything. and. so, at this moment, we must decide what _ so, at this moment, we must decide what kind _ so, at this moment, we must decide what kind of— so, at this moment, we must decide what kind of nation— so, at this moment, we must decide what kind of nation are _ so, at this moment, we must decide what kind of nation are we _ so, at this moment, we must decide what kind of nation are we going - so, at this moment, we must decide what kind of nation are we going to. what kind of nation are we going to be? are _ what kind of nation are we going to be? are we — what kind of nation are we going to be? are we going _ what kind of nation are we going to be? are we going to _ what kind of nation are we going to be? are we going to be _ what kind of nation are we going to be? are we going to be a _ what kind of nation are we going to be? are we going to be a nation i what kind of nation are we going to. be? are we going to be a nation that accepts— be? are we going to be a nation that accepts political— be? are we going to be a nation that accepts political violence _ be? are we going to be a nation that accepts political violence as - be? are we going to be a nation that accepts political violence as a - accepts political violence as a norm? — accepts political violence as a norm? are _ accepts political violence as a norm? are we _ accepts political violence as a norm? are we going - accepts political violence as a norm? are we going to - accepts political violence as a norm? are we going to be . accepts political violence as a norm? are we going to be a i accepts political violence as a - norm? are we going to be a nation where _ norm? are we going to be a nation where we — norm? are we going to be a nation where we allow— norm? are we going to be a nation where we allow parties _ norm? are we going to be a nation where we allow parties and - norm? are we going to be a nationi where we allow parties and election officials _ where we allow parties and election officials to — where we allow parties and election officials to overturn _ where we allow parties and election officials to overturn the _ where we allow parties and election officials to overturn the legally- officials to overturn the legally expressed _ officials to overturn the legally expressed wealthy— officials to overturn the legally expressed wealthy people. - officials to overturn the legally. expressed wealthy people. ever officials to overturn the legally- expressed wealthy people. ever going to be a _ expressed wealthy people. ever going to be a nation— expressed wealthy people. ever going to be a nation at— expressed wealthy people. ever going to be a nation at lives _ expressed wealthy people. ever going to be a nation at lives not _ expressed wealthy people. ever going to be a nation at lives not by- expressed wealthy people. ever going to be a nation at lives not by the - to be a nation at lives not by the light— to be a nation at lives not by the light of— to be a nation at lives not by the light of the — to be a nation at lives not by the light of the truth _ to be a nation at lives not by the light of the truth but _ to be a nation at lives not by the light of the truth but in- to be a nation at lives not by the light of the truth but in the - to be a nation at lives not by the . light of the truth but in the shadow of lies? _ light of the truth but in the shadow of lies? we — light of the truth but in the shadow of lies? we cannot _ light of the truth but in the shadow of lies? we cannot allow _ light of the truth but in the shadow of lies? we cannot allow ourselves| of lies? we cannot allow ourselves to be _ of lies? we cannot allow ourselves to be that — of lies? we cannot allow ourselves to be that kind _ of lies? we cannot allow ourselves to be that kind of— of lies? we cannot allow ourselves to be that kind of nation. - of lies? we cannot allow ourselves to be that kind of nation. the - of lies? we cannot allow ourselves to be that kind of nation. the wayl to be that kind of nation. the way forward _ to be that kind of nation. the way forward is — to be that kind of nation. the way forward is to _ to be that kind of nation. the way forward is to recognise _ to be that kind of nation. the way forward is to recognise the - to be that kind of nation. the way forward is to recognise the truth i forward is to recognise the truth and to—

forward is to recognise the truth and to live — forward is to recognise the truth and to live by— forward is to recognise the truth and to live by it. _ forward is to recognise the truth and to live by it. the _ forward is to recognise the truth and to live by it. the big - forward is to recognise the truth and to live by it. the big lie - forward is to recognise the truth i and to live by it. the big lie being told by— and to live by it. the big lie being told by the — and to live by it. the big lie being told by the former— and to live by it. the big lie being told by the former president - and to live by it. the big lie being told by the former president and i told by the former president and many— told by the former president and many republicans _ told by the former president and many republicans who _ told by the former president and many republicans who fear- told by the former president and many republicans who fear his l told by the former president and - many republicans who fear his wrath is that— many republicans who fear his wrath is that the _ many republicans who fear his wrath is that the insurrection _ many republicans who fear his wrath is that the insurrection in _ many republicans who fear his wrath is that the insurrection in this - is that the insurrection in this country— is that the insurrection in this country actually— is that the insurrection in this country actually took - is that the insurrection in this country actually took place i is that the insurrection in this| country actually took place on election— country actually took place on election day, _ country actually took place on election day, november- country actually took place on election day, november the l country actually took place on l election day, november the 3rd country actually took place on - election day, november the 3rd 2020. think about _ election day, november the 3rd 2020. think about that. _ election day, november the 3rd 2020. think about that. isn't _ election day, november the 3rd 2020. think about that. isn't what _ election day, november the 3rd 2020. think about that. isn't what you - think about that. isn't what you thought? — think about that. isn't what you thought? is _ think about that. isn't what you thought? is that— think about that. isn't what you thought? is that what _ think about that. isn't what you thought? is that what you - think about that. isn't what you i thought? is that what you thought when _ thought? is that what you thought when you — thought? is that what you thought when you voted _ thought? is that what you thought when you voted that _ thought? is that what you thought when you voted that day? - thought? is that what you thought when you voted that day? takingi thought? is that what you thought. when you voted that day? taking part in insurrection. — when you voted that day? taking part in insurrection, is _ when you voted that day? taking part in insurrection, is that _ when you voted that day? taking part in insurrection, is that what _ when you voted that day? taking part in insurrection, is that what you - in insurrection, is that what you thought— in insurrection, is that what you thought you _ in insurrection, is that what you thought you were _ in insurrection, is that what you thought you were doing? - in insurrection, is that what you thought you were doing? 0r- in insurrection, is that what you thought you were doing? or did in insurrection, is that what you - thought you were doing? or did you think you _ thought you were doing? or did you think you are — thought you were doing? or did you think you are carrying _ thought you were doing? or did you think you are carrying out _ thought you were doing? or did you think you are carrying out your - think you are carrying out your highest — think you are carrying out your highest duty— think you are carrying out your highest duty as _ think you are carrying out your highest duty as a _ think you are carrying out your highest duty as a citizen - think you are carrying out your highest duty as a citizen and l highest duty as a citizen and voting? _ highest duty as a citizen and voting? the _ highest duty as a citizen and voting? the former- highest duty as a citizen and . voting? the former president's supporters— voting? the former president's supporters are _ voting? the former president's supporters are trying _ voting? the former president's supporters are trying to - voting? the former president'sj supporters are trying to rewrite history. — supporters are trying to rewrite history. the _ supporters are trying to rewrite history, the future _ supporters are trying to rewrite history, the future you - supporters are trying to rewrite history, the future you to - supporters are trying to rewrite history, the future you to see l history, the future you to see election— history, the future you to see election day— history, the future you to see election day as _ history, the future you to see election day as the _ history, the future you to see election day as the day - history, the future you to see election day as the day of - election day as the day of insurrection, _ election day as the day of insurrection, and - election day as the day of insurrection, and the - election day as the day of| insurrection, and the right election day as the day of. insurrection, and the right to election day as the day of - insurrection, and the right to take place _ insurrection, and the right to take place here — insurrection, and the right to take place here on— insurrection, and the right to take place here 0njanuary— insurrection, and the right to take place here on january the - insurrection, and the right to take place here onjanuary the 6th- insurrection, and the right to take place here on january the 6th as i insurrection, and the right to takej place here on january the 6th as a true expression _ place here on january the 6th as a true expression of _ place here on january the 6th as a true expression of the _ place here on january the 6th as a true expression of the will - place here on january the 6th as a true expression of the will of - place here on january the 6th as a true expression of the will of the i true expression of the will of the people — true expression of the will of the people can— true expression of the will of the people can you _ true expression of the will of the people. can you think— true expression of the will of the people. can you think of- true expression of the will of the people. can you think of a - true expression of the will of the people. can you think of a morel people. can you think of a more twisted — people. can you think of a more twisted way— people. can you think of a more twisted way to _ people. can you think of a more twisted way to look _ people. can you think of a more twisted way to look at _ people. can you think of a more twisted way to look at this - people. can you think of a more i twisted way to look at this country, to look— twisted way to look at this country, to look at— twisted way to look at this country,

to look at america? _ twisted way to look at this country, to look at america? i _ twisted way to look at this country, to look at america? i cannot. - twisted way to look at this country, i to look at america? i cannot. here's the truth _ to look at america? i cannot. here's the truth - _ the truth — the - the truth — i the election the truth — - the election of 2020 the truth - — the election of 2020 was the greatest _ the election of 2020 was the greatest demonstration - the election of 2020 was the greatest demonstration of. the election of 2020 was the - greatest demonstration of democracy in the _ greatest demonstration of democracy in the history— greatest demonstration of democracy in the history of— greatest demonstration of democracy in the history of this _ greatest demonstration of democracy in the history of this country. - greatest demonstration of democracy in the history of this country. more i in the history of this country. more if you _ in the history of this country. more if you voted — in the history of this country. more if you voted in _ in the history of this country. more if you voted in that _ in the history of this country. more if you voted in that election - in the history of this country. more if you voted in that election than i if you voted in that election than have _ if you voted in that election than have ever— if you voted in that election than have ever voted _ if you voted in that election than have ever voted in _ if you voted in that election than have ever voted in all— if you voted in that election than have ever voted in all of - if you voted in that election than i have ever voted in all of american history _ have ever voted in all of american history 0ver— have ever voted in all of american history. over 150 _ have ever voted in all of american history. over 150 million- have ever voted in all of american i history. over 150 million americans went to _ history. over 150 million americans went to the — history. over 150 million americans went to the polls _ history. over 150 million americans went to the polls and _ history. over 150 million americans went to the polls and voted - history. over 150 million americans went to the polls and voted that. went to the polls and voted that today _ went to the polls and voted that today in — went to the polls and voted that today in a — went to the polls and voted that today. in a pandemic. _ went to the polls and voted that today. in a pandemic. some - went to the polls and voted that today. in a pandemic. some ati went to the polls and voted that - today. in a pandemic. some at great risk to— today. in a pandemic. some at great risk to their— today. in a pandemic. some at great risk to their lives _ today. in a pandemic. some at great risk to their lives by _ today. in a pandemic. some at great risk to their lives by not _ today. in a pandemic. some at great risk to their lives by not sick - today. in a pandemic. some at great risk to their lives by not sick they. risk to their lives by not sick they should _ risk to their lives by not sick they should be — risk to their lives by not sick they should be applauded, _ risk to their lives by not sick they should be applauded, not- risk to their lives by not sick they. should be applauded, not attacked. ri-ht should be applauded, not attacked. right now. — should be applauded, not attacked. right now. in— should be applauded, not attacked. right now, in state _ should be applauded, not attacked. right now, in state after— should be applauded, not attacked. right now, in state after state, - should be applauded, not attacked. j right now, in state after state, new laws are _ right now, in state after state, new laws are being — right now, in state after state, new laws are being written _ right now, in state after state, new laws are being written not - right now, in state after state, new laws are being written not to - laws are being written not to protect — laws are being written not to protect the _ laws are being written not to protect the vote _ laws are being written not to protect the vote but - laws are being written not to protect the vote but to - laws are being written not to protect the vote but to denyl laws are being written not to . protect the vote but to deny it. laws are being written not to - protect the vote but to deny it. not only to _ protect the vote but to deny it. not only to suppress _ protect the vote but to deny it. not only to suppress the _ protect the vote but to deny it. not only to suppress the vote - protect the vote but to deny it. not only to suppress the vote but - protect the vote but to deny it. not only to suppress the vote but to . only to suppress the vote but to subvert — only to suppress the vote but to subvert it~ — only to suppress the vote but to subvert it it— only to suppress the vote but to subvert it. it not— only to suppress the vote but to subvert it. it not to _ only to suppress the vote but to subvert it. it not to strengthen. only to suppress the vote but to. subvert it. it not to strengthen or protect _ subvert it. it not to strengthen or protect our— subvert it. it not to strengthen or protect our democracy, _ subvert it. it not to strengthen or protect our democracy, but - subvert it. it not to strengthen or. protect our democracy, but because the former— protect our democracy, but because the former president _ protect our democracy, but because the former president lost, - protect our democracy, but because the former president lost, instead l the former president lost, instead of looking — the former president lost, instead of looking at — the former president lost, instead of looking at election _ the former president lost, instead of looking at election results - the former president lost, instead of looking at election results from 2020 _ of looking at election results from 2020 and — of looking at election results from 2020 and saying _ of looking at election results from 2020 and saying they _ of looking at election results from 2020 and saying they need - of looking at election results from 2020 and saying they need new. of looking at election results from . 2020 and saying they need new ideas or better— 2020 and saying they need new ideas or better idea — 2020 and saying they need new ideas or better idea is—

2020 and saying they need new ideas or better idea is to _ 2020 and saying they need new ideas or better idea is to win _ 2020 and saying they need new ideas or better idea is to win more - 2020 and saying they need new ideas or better idea is to win more votes, l or better idea is to win more votes, the former— or better idea is to win more votes, the former president _ or better idea is to win more votes, the former president and _ or better idea is to win more votes, the former president and his - the former president and his supporters— the former president and his supporters have _ the former president and his supporters have decided - the former president and his supporters have decided thej the former president and his - supporters have decided the only way for them _ supporters have decided the only way for them to— supporters have decided the only way for them to win — supporters have decided the only way for them to win is _ supporters have decided the only way for them to win is to _ supporters have decided the only way for them to win is to suppress - supporters have decided the only way for them to win is to suppress your. for them to win is to suppress your vote, _ for them to win is to suppress your vote and — for them to win is to suppress your vote, and subvert _ for them to win is to suppress your vote, and subvert our— for them to win is to suppress your vote, and subvert our election- for them to win is to suppress your vote, and subvert our election is. i vote, and subvert our election is. it's vote, and subvert our election is. it's wrong — vote, and subvert our election is. it's wrong its— vote, and subvert our election is. it's wrong. it's undemocratic- vote, and subvert our election is. | it's wrong. it's undemocratic and, frankly, _ it's wrong. it's undemocratic and, frankly, it's— it's wrong. it's undemocratic and, frankly, it's un—american. - it's wrong. it's undemocratic and, frankly, it's un—american. the - frankly, it's un—american. the second — frankly, it's un—american. the second big _ frankly, it's un—american. the second big lie _ frankly, it's un—american. the second big lie there _ frankly, it's un—american. the second big lie there are - frankly, it's un—american. the second big lie there are told . frankly, it's un—american. thei second big lie there are told by frankly, it's un—american. the - second big lie there are told by the former— second big lie there are told by the former president's _ second big lie there are told by the former president's supporters - second big lie there are told by the former president's supporters is i former president's supporters is that the — former president's supporters is that the results _ former president's supporters is that the results of— former president's supporters is that the results of the _ former president's supporters is that the results of the election i former president's supporters isi that the results of the election of 2020 _ that the results of the election of 2020 it— that the results of the election of 2020 it can't _ that the results of the election of 2020 it can't be _ that the results of the election of 2020 it can't be trusted - that the results of the election of 2020 it can't be trusted to. - that the results of the election of 2020 it can't be trusted to. the l 2020 it can't be trusted to. the truth _ 2020 it can't be trusted to. the truth is — 2020 it can't be trusted to. the truth is that, _ 2020 it can't be trusted to. the truth is that, no _ 2020 it can't be trusted to. the truth is that, no election, - 2020 it can't be trusted to. the truth is that, no election, no i truth is that, no election, no election— truth is that, no election, no election in— truth is that, no election, no election in american - truth is that, no election, no election in american historyl truth is that, no election, no i election in american history has been _ election in american history has been more _ election in american history has been more closely— election in american history has been more closely scrutinised . election in american history has| been more closely scrutinised or more _ been more closely scrutinised or more carefully— been more closely scrutinised or more carefully counted. - been more closely scrutinised or more carefully counted. every . been more closely scrutinised or. more carefully counted. every legal challenge _ more carefully counted. every legal challenge questioning _ more carefully counted. every legal challenge questioning the - more carefully counted. every legal challenge questioning the results. more carefully counted. every legali challenge questioning the results in every— challenge questioning the results in every court — challenge questioning the results in every court in — challenge questioning the results in every court in this _ challenge questioning the results in every court in this country- challenge questioning the results in every court in this country that - every court in this country that could — every court in this country that could have _ every court in this country that could have been _ every court in this country that could have been made - every court in this country that could have been made was - every court in this country that i could have been made was made every court in this country that - could have been made was made and was rejected — could have been made was made and was rejected. often _ could have been made was made and was rejected. often rejected - could have been made was made and was rejected. often rejected by- was rejected. often rejected by republican—appointed - was rejected. often rejected by republican—appointed judges, i republican—appointed judges, including _ republican—appointed judges, including judges— republican—appointed judges, including judges appointed - republican—appointed judges, including judges appointed by| republican—appointed judges, . including judges appointed by the former— including judges appointed by the

former president _ including judges appointed by the former president himself- including judges appointed by the former president himself from . including judges appointed by the . former president himself from state courts— former president himself from state courts to _ former president himself from state courts to the — former president himself from state courts to the united _ former president himself from state courts to the united states - former president himself from state| courts to the united states supreme court _ courts to the united states supreme court recounts— courts to the united states supreme court. recounts were _ courts to the united states supreme court. recounts were undertaken i courts to the united states supreme court. recounts were undertaken in| court. recounts were undertaken in state _ court. recounts were undertaken in state after — court. recounts were undertaken in state after state _ court. recounts were undertaken in state after state and _ court. recounts were undertaken in state after state and georgia - state after state and georgia counted _ state after state and georgia counted its _ state after state and georgia counted its results— state after state and georgia counted its results three - state after state and georgia . counted its results three times state after state and georgia - counted its results three times with one recount— counted its results three times with one recount by— counted its results three times with one recount by hand. _ counted its results three times with one recount by hand. funny- counted its results three times with| one recount by hand. funny partisan audits _ one recount by hand. funny partisan audits were — one recount by hand. funny partisan audits were undertaken _ one recount by hand. funny partisan audits were undertaken long - one recount by hand. funny partisan audits were undertaken long after. audits were undertaken long after the election— audits were undertaken long after the election in— audits were undertaken long after the election in several— audits were undertaken long after the election in several states. - audits were undertaken long after i the election in several states. none changed _ the election in several states. none changed the — the election in several states. none changed the results. _ the election in several states. none changed the results. and _ the election in several states. none changed the results. and some, - the election in several states. none| changed the results. and some, the irony— changed the results. and some, the irony is, _ changed the results. and some, the irony is, the — changed the results. and some, the irony is, the margin— changed the results. and some, the irony is, the margin of— changed the results. and some, the irony is, the margin of victory- irony is, the margin of victory actually— irony is, the margin of victory actually grew _ irony is, the margin of victory actually grew slightly. - irony is, the margin of victory actually grew slightly. so - irony is, the margin of victory| actually grew slightly. so let's speak— actually grew slightly. so let's speak plainly— actually grew slightly. so let's speak plainly about _ actually grew slightly. so let's speak plainly about what - actually grew slightly. so let's - speak plainly about what happened in 2020 _ speak plainly about what happened in 2020 even _ speak plainly about what happened in 2020. even before _ speak plainly about what happened in 2020. even before the _ speak plainly about what happened in 2020. even before the first _ speak plainly about what happened in 2020. even before the first ballot - 2020. even before the first ballot was cast. — 2020. even before the first ballot was cast. the _ 2020. even before the first ballot was cast, the former— 2020. even before the first ballot was cast, the former president. 2020. even before the first ballot i was cast, the former president was creatively— was cast, the former president was creatively sowing _ was cast, the former president was creatively sowing doubts _ was cast, the former president was creatively sowing doubts about - was cast, the former president was creatively sowing doubts about the | creatively sowing doubts about the election _ creatively sowing doubts about the election results. _ creatively sowing doubts about the election results. he _ creatively sowing doubts about the election results. he built - creatively sowing doubts about the election results. he built his- creatively sowing doubts about the election results. he built his lie . election results. he built his lie over— election results. he built his lie over nronths _ election results. he built his lie over months. wasn't _ election results. he built his lie over months. wasn't based - election results. he built his lie over months. wasn't based oni election results. he built his lie - over months. wasn't based on facts, he was _ over months. wasn't based on facts, he wasjust_ over months. wasn't based on facts, he was just looking _ over months. wasn't based on facts, he was just looking for _ over months. wasn't based on facts, he was just looking for excuse, - over months. wasn't based on facts, he was just looking for excuse, a - he was just looking for excuse, a pretext _ he was just looking for excuse, a pretext to — he was just looking for excuse, a pretext to cover— he was just looking for excuse, a pretext to cover for— he was just looking for excuse, a pretext to cover for the - he was just looking for excuse, a pretext to cover for the truth. i he was just looking for excuse, a j pretext to cover for the truth. he he's not — pretext to cover for the truth. he he's notjust_ pretext to cover for the truth. he he's not just the _ pretext to cover for the truth. he he's notjust the former- pretext to cover for the truth. he i he's notjust the former president, here's— he's notjust the former president, here's a _ he's notjust the former president,

here's a defeated _ he's notjust the former president, here's a defeated former - he's notjust the former president, i here's a defeated former president. defeated _ here's a defeated former president. defeated try— here's a defeated former president. defeated by a — here's a defeated former president. defeated by a margin _ here's a defeated former president. defeated by a margin of— here's a defeated former president. defeated by a margin of more - here's a defeated former president. defeated by a margin of more thani defeated by a margin of more than over 7 _ defeated by a margin of more than over 7 million _ defeated by a margin of more than over 7 million of— defeated by a margin of more than over 7 million of your— defeated by a margin of more than over 7 million of your votes - defeated by a margin of more than over 7 million of your votes and - defeated by a margin of more than over 7 million of your votes and ini over 7 million of your votes and in a full— over 7 million of your votes and in a full and — over 7 million of your votes and in a full and free _ over 7 million of your votes and in a full and free and _ over 7 million of your votes and in a full and free and fair— over 7 million of your votes and in a full and free and fair election. . a full and free and fair election. there's— a full and free and fair election. there's simply— a full and free and fair election. there's simply zero _ a full and free and fair election. there's simply zero proof- a full and free and fair election. there's simply zero proof the l there's simply zero proof the election— there's simply zero proof the election results— there's simply zero proof the election results are - there's simply zero proof the i election results are inaccurate. there's simply zero proof the - election results are inaccurate. in fact, _ election results are inaccurate. in fact, in— election results are inaccurate. in fact, in every— election results are inaccurate. in fact, in every venue, _ election results are inaccurate. in fact, in every venue, where - election results are inaccurate. in i fact, in every venue, where evidence had to— fact, in every venue, where evidence had to be _ fact, in every venue, where evidence had to be produced, _ fact, in every venue, where evidence had to be produced, an _ fact, in every venue, where evidence had to be produced, an oath - fact, in every venue, where evidence had to be produced, an oath to- fact, in every venue, where evidence had to be produced, an oath to tell. had to be produced, an oath to tell the truth _ had to be produced, an oath to tell the truth had — had to be produced, an oath to tell the truth had to _ had to be produced, an oath to tell the truth had to be _ had to be produced, an oath to tell the truth had to be taken, - had to be produced, an oath to tell the truth had to be taken, the - the truth had to be taken, the former— the truth had to be taken, the former president _ the truth had to be taken, the former president failed - the truth had to be taken, the former president failed to - the truth had to be taken, the l former president failed to make the truth had to be taken, the - former president failed to make his case _ former president failed to make his case. just— former president failed to make his case. just think _ former president failed to make his case. just think about _ former president failed to make his case. just think about this. - former president failed to make his case. just think about this. the - case. just think about this. the former— case. just think about this. the former president's _ case. just think about this. the former president's supportersi case. just think about this. the - former president's supporters have never— former president's supporters have never been — former president's supporters have never been able _ former president's supporters have never been able to _ former president's supporters have never been able to explain - former president's supporters have never been able to explain how - former president's supporters have l never been able to explain how they accepted _ never been able to explain how they accepted as— never been able to explain how they accepted as accurate _ never been able to explain how they accepted as accurate the _ never been able to explain how they accepted as accurate the other - accepted as accurate the other election— accepted as accurate the other election results— accepted as accurate the other election results that _ accepted as accurate the other election results that took - accepted as accurate the other| election results that took place accepted as accurate the other - election results that took place on novenrber— election results that took place on november the _ election results that took place on november the 3rd. _ election results that took place on november the 3rd. of— election results that took place on november the 3rd. of the - election results that took place on. november the 3rd. of the elections for governor, — november the 3rd. of the elections for governor, united _ november the 3rd. of the elections for governor, united states- november the 3rd. of the elections| for governor, united states senate, house _ for governor, united states senate, house of— for governor, united states senate, house of representatives _ for governor, united states senate, house of representatives — - house of representatives — elections _ house of representatives — elections which _ house of representatives — elections which closed - house of representatives — elections which closed the i house of representatives — i elections which closed the gap house of representatives — - elections which closed the gap in the house — elections which closed the gap in the house of— elections which closed the gap in the house. of the _ elections which closed the gap in the house. of the challenged - elections which closed the gap in l the house. of the challenged none elections which closed the gap in - the house. of the challenged none of that, the _ the house. of the challenged none of that, the president _

the house. of the challenged none of that, the president name _ the house. of the challenged none of that, the president name was - the house. of the challenged none of that, the president name was first. that, the president name was first and then— that, the president name was first and then we — that, the president name was first and then we went _ that, the president name was first and then we went underline, - and then we went underline, governors, _ and then we went underline, governors, senators, - and then we went underline, governors, senators, house| and then we went underline, l governors, senators, house of representatives. _ governors, senators, house of representatives. it _ governors, senators, house of representatives. it somehow, | governors, senators, house of- representatives. it somehow, those results _ representatives. it somehow, those results are _ representatives. it somehow, those results are accurate _ representatives. it somehow, those results are accurate on _ representatives. it somehow, those results are accurate on the - representatives. it somehow, those results are accurate on the same - results are accurate on the same ballot _ results are accurate on the same ballot but — results are accurate on the same ballot but the _ results are accurate on the same ballot but the presidential- results are accurate on the same ballot but the presidential race l results are accurate on the same . ballot but the presidential race was flawed _ ballot but the presidential race was flawed and — ballot but the presidential race was flawed and on _ ballot but the presidential race was flawed. and on the _ ballot but the presidential race was flawed. and on the same _ ballot but the presidential race was flawed. and on the same ballot, i ballot but the presidential race was| flawed. and on the same ballot, the same _ flawed. and on the same ballot, the same day, _ flawed. and on the same ballot, the same day, cast— flawed. and on the same ballot, the same day, cast by— flawed. and on the same ballot, the same day, cast by the _ flawed. and on the same ballot, the same day, cast by the same - flawed. and on the same ballot, the same day, cast by the same voters, | same day, cast by the same voters, the only— same day, cast by the same voters, the only difference, _ same day, cast by the same voters, the only difference, the _ same day, cast by the same voters, the only difference, the former- the only difference, the former president— the only difference, the former president didn't _ the only difference, the former president didn't lose _ the only difference, the former president didn't lose those - the only difference, the former. president didn't lose those races, he just— president didn't lose those races, he just lost— president didn't lose those races, he just lost the _ president didn't lose those races, he just lost the one _ president didn't lose those races, he just lost the one that - president didn't lose those races, he just lost the one that was - president didn't lose those races, he just lost the one that was his i he just lost the one that was his own _ he just lost the one that was his own finally, _ he just lost the one that was his own. finally, the _ he just lost the one that was his own. finally, the third - he just lost the one that was his own. finally, the third big - he just lost the one that was his own. finally, the third big lie i own. finally, the third big lie being — own. finally, the third big lie being told _ own. finally, the third big lie being told by— own. finally, the third big lie being told by the _ own. finally, the third big lie being told by the former - own. finally, the third big lie - being told by the former president's supporters— being told by the former president's supporters is— being told by the former president's supporters is that _ being told by the former president's supporters is that the _ being told by the former president's supporters is that the mob - being told by the former president's supporters is that the mob who - supporters is that the mob who sought— supporters is that the mob who sought to — supporters is that the mob who sought to impose _ supporters is that the mob who sought to impose their- supporters is that the mob who sought to impose their will- supporters is that the mob who - sought to impose their will through violence _ sought to impose their will through violence are — sought to impose their will through violence are the _ sought to impose their will through violence are the nation's _ sought to impose their will through violence are the nation's true - violence are the nation's true patriots _ is that what you thought when you looked _ is that what you thought when you looked at — is that what you thought when you looked at the _ is that what you thought when you looked at the mob _ is that what you thought when you looked at the mob ramps - is that what you thought when you looked at the mob ramps echoing i is that what you thought when you i looked at the mob ramps echoing the capital? _ looked at the mob ramps echoing the capital? literally— looked at the mob ramps echoing the capital? literally defecating - looked at the mob ramps echoing the capital? literally defecating in - looked at the mob ramps echoing the capital? literally defecating in the - capital? literally defecating in the hallways —

capital? literally defecating in the hallways. hunting _ capital? literally defecating in the hallways. hunting down _ capital? literally defecating in the hallways. hunting down membersj capital? literally defecating in the . hallways. hunting down members of