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carried out an absolute riot within. we'd like to give you an estimate of the number of people who joined many that mob -- in that mob that eventually invaded the capitol, but the capitol police have not provided that estimate. in fact, they've provided precious little. the capitol police department isn't, isn't speaking on a host of important issues and questions surrounding what turned out to be a deadly assault. one estimate from a joint venture at the university of connecticut and the university of harvard or estimates anywhere between 3-20,000 people were involved. five people, we know, were killed in the incident including a capitol police officer. so far more than 80 people have been arrested. and since then corporate america, the radical dems, rinos and seemingly everyone on the left in this country combined in an effort over the

past several days to silence and in particular president trump and his supporters, anyone who dared to challenge the certification of the electoral college. and what has been a stunning and sweeping fashion, president trump has been permanently banned by at least 17 tech and social media companies including twitter, facebook, instagram and youtube. the blackballing doesn't stop with the president, certainly. the social media platform parler today filed an antitrust lawsuit against amazon, that after amazon web services suspended parler from its cloud hosting services. google and apple also deplatformed parler from their app stores. all of this happening within a matter of days, seemingly coordinated and in concert. the corporate effort to silence dissent from left-wing narratives is being driven hard

by corporate america, several other companies and tech giants are restricting or suspending political contributions now to both political parties after those capitol protests. at least 14 of the corporations have decided they now know best what is good for you, for me, our fellow citizens on how to use public shareholder money to donate to the party of their choice, and they know better than the founders of this great nation what our rights of free expression should be. at the same time, the radical dems today took another step toward their second effort to impeach president trump. you remember the first time they tried this. it led to the humiliation of the dems and the exoneration of president trump. this time the dems, led by house speaker nancy pelosi, are considering a single impeachment charge of, quote, incitement of an insurrection, end quote.

here is pelosi admitting to cbs' lesley stahl that she wants to remove president trump from office and to do so to block him from ever running for the presidency again. >> there is a possibility that after all of this there's no punishment, no consequence, and he could run again for president. >> and that's one of the motivations that people have for advocating for impeachment. >> won't that take more than the ten days? does it actually make sense? >> well, i'd like the 25th amendment because it gets rid of him. it's out of office. but there is strong support in the congress for impeaching the president a second time. lou: vicious and venal. house republicans today blocked a democrat resolution that called for vice president pence to invoke the 25th amendment and

then to remove the president from office. for more on all of this, we turn to fox news chief congressional correspondent mike emmanuel in washington. mike. >> reporter: lou, good evening. after that action by house republicans that's leading to a quick pivot to an impeachment vote accusing president trump of incitement of an insurrection likely wednesday. >> i know there are some people who think, oh, the president's leaving in ten days, let's just overlook it. look, we took an oath to defend and protect the constitution and our democracy. that responsibility falls to us. we have no other choice. >> reporter: a house impeachment vote could come a week before joe biden's inauguration. a key senate republican says that's too late. >> i don't think there's time to do an impeachment. there's ten days left before the president leaves anyway. i think the best thing would be a resignation. >> reporter: with majority leader mitch mcconnell saying due to pro forma sessions, the senate could not take up

impeachment until around joe biden's enaugust ration day -- inauguration day, a top democrat suggested pelosi could hold it until spring. >> it just so happens it could go 100 days, let's give president-elect biden the hundred days he needs to get his agenda off and running, and maybe we'll send the articles sometime after that. >> reporter: a key house republican blasted that idea as the speaker could just save impeachment for later. >> they're going to offer articles of impeachment, they're going to have a vote this week, and then nancy pelosi will merely hold those articles of impeachment so that the senate continues with their activities and they're able to maintain the specter of donald trump instead of having substantive debate. >> reporter: the impeachment resolution claims the president gravely endangered the security of the united states and its institutions, threatening the integrity of the democratic system, interfering with the peaceful transition of power.

lou? lou: mike, thank you very much. mike emmanuel. and we're off and running on 2021. it's not looking a lot brighter than 2020, is it? mike emmanuel, thank you. we'll be taking all of this up on the broadcast this evening, we're joined by tom fitton who himself has been blocked from using twitter, investigative journalist sara carter with more on the left's crusade to silence conservative voices. we'll also be talking with jeff brain, the ceo of cloudhub, a privacy-focused social media platform that has seen a huge rise in users since twitter's action against president trump. we'll also be joined later by civil rights attorney and prominent trump supporter leo terrell. and the radical dems are beyond radical over the past weeks. corporate america is now fully aligned with the authoritarian left in this country, violating outright constitutional rights

of nearly every american. listen to the developments over just this past weekend. the speaker of the house of representatives, wanting to impeach the president of the united states for inciting a riot but not citing a single sentence uttered by the president that would be considered by anyone inciting a riot. i'm perfectly willing to consider the possibility that he did so, but i would like -- like most americans -- to insist there be evidence and for the left to present that evidence. so on this broadcast, we're awaiting that evidence. the speaker or the radical left can provide that the president ever once said or intimated any of the demonstrators last wednesday go to the capitol and break in and become an outrageous mob. here is what the president did say. >> we have come to demand that congress do the right thing and only count the electors who have been lawfully slated, lawfully

slated. i know that everyone here will soon be marching over to the capitol building to peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard. today we will see whether republicans stand strong for integrity of our elections. but whether or not they stand fronting for our country -- strong for our country. lou: peacefully and patriotically. and for that he's, well -- [laughter] he's in the crosshairs once again of nancy pelosi. so we await madam speaker, and we would hope that ohs would wait -- others would wait along with us and not act in either the support of the president or the left when that evidence. too many on the left, however, have already acted. the left-wing national media in all forms seemingly has gone mad. book publisher simon & schuster canceling senator josh hawley's

book because he dared to question the integrity of the election in the state of rocker ariel pink was dropped by his record label, mexican summer, for simply being the save american demonstration. he says he wasn't involved in the riot. "forbes" chief content officer randall lane imperiously warning corporate america against hiring kayleigh mcenany and other prominent trump officials implying clearly that doing so would result in "forbes" baselessly categorizing any statement from a firm or executives who do so, whatever they say would be lies in the view of "forbes." that randall lane still has a job at "forbes" is astonishing after such a threat against freedom. the seattle police department is investigating a number of its own cops for just being at the value wily. police and fire departments --

rally. police and fire departments across the country many turning on their own officers and employees at the demand of, we suspect, national public employee unions to do something, almost anything. a washington post headline today reads this, quote: police departments across the u.s. open probes into whether they're own members took part in the capitol riot. in other words, if you see something, say something. if you don't see something, well, try to see something. investigate everything and everyone. if you're not frightened right now about what this country could become, you're not paying attention. in addition to all of this, the radical dems are calling for the censure of congressman mo brooks and congressman louie gohmert for daring to question the integrity of the election. at this point it might be good to point out that these democrats challenged the

electoral college certification of recent elections. 43 of them have done so since the 2000 election victory of george w. bush, all without receiving vicious, venomous calls for retribution, censure, censoring or in any way retaliation. here's just one example. left-wing congresswoman maxine waters was objecting to president trump's victory in 2017. >> i do not wish to debate, i wish to ask is there one united states senator who will join me in this letter of -- >> there is no debate. there's no debate. gentlewoman will suspend. lou: oh, what was, what happened to her for that? nothing, it turns out. and it goes on. the pga, we have learned, taking away the championship tournament in 2022 from trump's bedminster

golf club for, quote, inciting a riot. again, where are the pga's facts to back up the charge? or is the radical left-wing narrative so strong, so sufficient for these extraordinary ideologically-driven calls for retribution without fact or cause, is it enough for them to live and to prevail? we'll find out. we're witnessing, without question, runaway corporate power that is bending it knee to the radical left that will soon have absolute control of our federal government in a matter of just over eight days. the rinos in congress are doing the their best to move further left, and the leaders of the so-called republican party have demonstrated themselves to be no wiser, no braver, no more principled than when they lost control of the senate and lost the presidency in the 2020 election. they have quite simply surrendered and are now little more than a fundraising

organization. they are certainly no countervailing political force against the ideological left and the radical democrats. simply put, these are not the best of times for america and our constitution and our way of life. we'll be examining all of that here tonight. up next, joe biden's inauguration is next week, and the radical dems want to know the ideology of the troops deployed to protect him and all who attend. we take that up and more with judicial watch president tom fitton. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ why do you build me up, build me up... ♪ ♪ buttercup... ♪ baby just to let me down! ♪ let me down! ♪ and mess me around... ♪ and worst of all, worst of all ♪

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lou: breaking news now, the left-wing national media ignoring leftist violence on our streets. antifa and black lives matter over the weekend marching through manhattan wearing body armor and carrying these riot shields, as you see there, declaring they own the streets. in san diego antifa attacked a number of trump supporters who had gathered for a patriot march as they called it. police later cleared the area allowing the march to go on. also breaking, the radical dem

cans calling on the military -- dems calling on the military to review the ideology of national guard troops deployed for joe biden's inauguration. that request put forward by democrat congressman jason crow in order, he said, to insure that deployed members are not sympathetic to domestic terrorists. i'm not exactly sure how he would expect the military to know the ideological views of our troops. joining us now is tom fitton, the president of judicial watch. tom, good to have you with us. this is, this is becoming a concerted effort by corporate america, big tech, social media, the radical dems to absolutely silence dissent from the right. i thought we would see this happen, but i never dreamed it would happen so quickly or so

powerfully. your thoughts. >> yeah, it's a terrible time for our country. we had that deadly violence last week, and the leftist politician class has followed up with attacks on the first amendment rights of americans. it's incred -- it's incredible. this summary impeachment of president trump that will roll over the constitution and his civil rights that is obviously political, the left doesn't really care about the violence, by the way. too many of the left doesn't care about the violence because, as you have pointed out and others -- lou: we're going to keep -- >> -- condoned it for months and if not years. this is about removing a popular political figure from the playing field so that they can have easier time of getting or their agenda passed over the next year or two. but in the meantime, innocent americans are going to be caught up. now you join the hill tear and you worry about whether you're going to be questioned or not?

judicial watch is being targeted on twitter, i've been targeted. parler has had their site taken down -- lou: you were suspended, were you not? you were -- >> oh, yeah. lou: what'd you do? >> i posted a tweet about hydroxychloroquine that i posted repeatedly and that twitter specifically had found not to be in violation of its rules. but they, without any warning, told me now it's in violation, and you're locked out for seven days no matter what you do, even if you take it down. lou: maybe they thought you were being repetitive. >> yeah, well, no, that isn't what they told me. but, look, they're being dishonest, and this is -- lou: of course they are. >> -- the point, when you're dishonest and you're a publicly-traded company, the securities and exchange commission should be investigating you, the federal trade commission -- lou: oh, my gosh, my head is hurting -- [inaudible conversations] wait a minute, tom. tom, i've got to -- i agree with you right up to the point where another investigation?

that's what this country needs? what we need are leaders who will stand up and stop this nonsense. there is no excuse for corporate america reflexively bending to its worst impulses, stifling dissent, targeting ideologically their, if you will, dissidents in this country as far as they're concerned. look what's happening here. this is the left and joe biden's america? he said he wanted to heal people, and within 24 hours was out there in bone-crushing fashion trying to divide us even further. nancy pelosi, she looked venomous, she looked, i think, evil. she was talking to lesley stahl as she is spewing that nonsense about impeaching the president. don't they understand americans remember that this president was

under investigation for absolutely no reason as a candidate because of hillary clinton's afiction that was then peddled into the fbi? don't they remember the absolutely hollow special counsel investigation that was baseless and led to his. exoneration and they -- his exoneration and they, the radical dems, looked further just like fools and nasty fools at that? then the, that ridiculous impeachment inquiry. this president has been under their so-called investigation of their efforts to block his agenda, to overthrow his presidency for more than four years, and now it continues and they do so without shame. and the national left-wing media and corporate america, really, stand there as if this is the first instance this which this president has been attacked by the radical left in this country? shame on corporate america. shame on all of these, these

people who are running these corporations without any regard for principle or honesty or decency. >> yeah. and, of course, the corporations know who's going to be buttering the bread over the next four years, and they're acting in way to get on the good side of the biden administration. and it used to be the media would point that out for us. instead you have the media inserting editorial comments baselessly accusing the president of incitement when there is no evidence he incited anyone to do anything like what happened up on capitol hill. lou: let's be -- to be clear, he did the opposite. tom, it's important that we point this out. this left-wing narrative that has taken hold and seized the psyches of the left and corporate america in particular, silicon valley and social media, he did the exact opposite. he called for peaceful demonstration and protest.

and, by the way, that's a right of every single person who was there. what happened, what happened is the responsibility of those who invaded that capitol building, and they should be held accountable and prosecuted for the shameless, unlawful acts that they committed. tom fitton will be back with us here later in the broadcast joining our all-star panel. tom, thanks for being with us, and we'll talk to you later. up next, john brennan calls for the president's supporters to be publicly shamed. what separation from him and any other maoist? we take it up with sara carter, investigative

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lou: breaking news, and corporate america has, as i said, seemingly lost its mind. let's hope it's just for the moment.

verizon is the latest to align with the radical left and their narrative. verizon saying they will suspend contributions to any member of congress who voted in favor of objecting to election results. any member. and former cia director john brennan is calling on president trump's supporters to publicly denounce the president and denounce, of course, the administration's agenda. brennan tweeted this in part: total denunciation of a despot's legacy is necessary to eradicate any remaining malignancy. brennan has gone full tilt maoist. joining us now, sara carter, investigative reporter, fox business contributor. and great to see you, sara, thanks for being with us. >> thank you, lou. lou: brennan, let's start with even the suggestion that he -- how does he implement that? i mean, will he have his, will

he have brown shirts in the streets knocking on doors? what is the, what is the template for brennan's brilliant idea? >> i think we live this terrifying times, lou, and i'm not overexaggerating this. i've talked to people who are terrified of speaking on the telephone. they don't even know if they should talk on signal. they don't know if the fbi is listening to them or these agencies that they believe have been weaponized against the american people are now working against them. and you see someone, a former head of the fbi, the director of the central intelligence agency calling 74 plus million americans a malignancy, calling them a malignancy. the danger that this poses to our nation is great. and it's not just john brennan. you have these people, his associates like james comey, like james clapper, the former head of the dni, spreading malicious lies and rumors about donald trump and people in his

administration for over four years, and they used the media and tear allies in the media -- their allies in the media to do it like jeff bezos who owns "the washington post," like twitter, facebook with mark zuckerberg. and there's no place for people to talk now. now they're taking away our voice. now they want to shut everyone down. think about this, heir going to shut off -- they're going to shut off communications, right? that's the first step. then they dehumanize anybody associated with president trump and spread lies about them. that's what you do to an enemy. that's not what you do to the american people. lou: well said. and i have to say, sara, jessica hurt is the new, well, the new white house staff director. her previous job was director of facebook's regulatory scheme, and nsa spokeswoman emily horn, the former head of global policy communications for one of your

favorite companies, twitter. >> right. lou: i mean, this is, this is silicon valley, big tech, social media getting greater and greater power in the biden administration. it tells us the direction that he will be going in, doesn't it? >> oh, it does. and it shows you how feckless so many lawmakers were on the left and on the right, both of them. they didn't care about the american people. they cared about lining their pockets. they cared about their own agenda. you are 100% right, lou. we have to vote these people out of office. they do not care about the american people. and also the department of justice, where was the department of justice for the last four years? when people, bureaucrats from the obama administration violated the law, broke the law over and over again, spying on american citizens, unmasking americans, nothing was done. even when people like john brennan lied before congress or

james clapper lieded before congress, they weren't held accountable. who was held accountable? roger stone? roger stone? when these people that are in high positions of power are now going to regain those positions of power to target americans again. lou: it's a very tough lesson for republicans and a very tough lesson for the citizens who, well, who put those, those republicans in office. sara carter, we'll see you later in the broadcast as well. thank you, sara, appreciate it. up next here, big tech moving to silence dissent. ing we'll talk with the head of a social media network that calls itself the people's platform, cloudhub ceo jeff brane joins us right after these quick messages. quick messages. stay with us. quick messages. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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the past couple of days some 800,000 new people have joined the platform. joining us now is jeff brane, he is the ceo of cloudhub, and we're glad to have you with us, jeff. this is, this is an outright, it seems to me, effort on the part of big tech to shut down competition. i can't imagine parler having a better claim for antitrust than its case against amazon. this is really ugly, what we are seeing right now from big tech, from silicon valley. your thoughts. >> well, absolutely. big tech is putting its thumb on the political scale, right? we're seeing it over and over again. i was talking to general flynn on fridayment he mentioned that 4.5 million conservatives were removed from twitter that day. it's just up conscionable. americans need to wake up at what's happening. it's n just against

conservatives. eventually it'll be against the left as well. lou: and one of the things driving this, it seems to me -- and i'd like your view on it -- is parler does not sell its users' data like twitter does, like facebook does. you also don't data mine. you are, you call yourself a people's site. this is really a battle for survival here because, frankly, the way in which we're watching google operate, watching twitter, there is no, no wall against invading everyone's privacy. >> you're absolutely correct. you know, big tech has lost its way. they started out with the best of intentions, but over time they've been intrusive, invading our privacy, they've become unhealthy, it's divisive, and what you're seeing is a second generation of social media platforms coming along, doing it differently.

and that's what we see with competition generally, right? we address the issues or concerns of people about the prior generation. so free speech, privacy and health are big issues as well as, you know, most social media platforms are about look at me, i've got this many likes and followers and what we're doing, and it's giving people a platform with lots of tools where they can connect, collaborate and take action on the issues they care about. lou: and are you concerned as we're sitting here talking today about the actions of the biggest companies in big technology and social media, are you worried that amazon -- i don't know if you're on amazon aws. i do know you're, are you not, on apple, as well as google, their app stores? >> sure. we all have to be on those apple and android stores, you're correct. and, you know, we were subjected to censorship by ibm, actually, earlier in november when they

took down a number of our channels. they host our video channels. so we're well aware of the threat. we, on our platform, use robust monitoring. that's one of the hardest things about a platform, is monitoring the behavior on it. but we're very aggressive on that. lou: the -- do you think that if you don't, i mean, do you -- are they effectively in charge of what you can put on your site? >> no, they're not. they do have a clause typically in their terms and conditions that if there is something objectionable, that we would take it down in 24 hours. we don't allow hate on our platform, we don't allow violence, so we're not facing some issues other people face with other platforms. we use a.i. to keep our platform interaction really positive and have a civil discourse on our platform. lou: and parler, of course, use

withs, basically, a community standard and lets the community decide. it is a very difficult balance. but the idea that these giant tech firms are diseasing what you and i -- deciding what you and i and everyone else what we can say, what we can read, what we can see is an outrage. do you remembering google first, there was a very popular expression, they claimed their first tenet as an organization was, first, do no evil. do you remember that? >> i do remember that. lou: silicon valley is doing lots, loss -- lots of evil, and it's how far we've come. what is the solution here, jeff? do you have one? >> the solution is to support they weres like clouthub, like parler and others. really it's been the answer historically, you know, when we had big back in, you know -- tobacco and people spoke up,

what if big tech was then there? would they be shutting down our concerns about cancer, right? it's the same thing today. they're limiting what we can talk about, and then we're limiting about what side we can talk about. it's hard to believe we're living in america. people need to wake up and speak up. lou: i have never heard in my entire life so many americans, so many americans expressing fear whether in whatever form over this past weekend. americans are truly afraid of what we are becoming and becoming rather rapidly. jeff brain, thanks for being with us. we hope you'll come back as this story is sure to continue and remain prominent. up next, the transformative agenda of joe biden and the rest of the radical dems looks, well, malign. we take it up with civil rights attorney and trump supporter leo terrell right after these quick messages. stay with us, we'll be right back.

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volume on the big board, 4.5 billion. the nasdaq down 165 points on the day. a reminder, listen to my reports on the salem radio network. senator joe manchin may be posing as a moderate, but he is falling in line quickly with the radical dems. manchin telling at&t's cnn he's open to statehood for washington, d.c. and puerto rico. good to know. well, joining us tonight is leo terrell, civil rights lawyer, staunch supporter of president trump. leo, good to have you on the broadcast. this is a troubling time, indeed. following you on twitter, the amount of, the number of times that you have said you're a proud supporter of president trump, i congratulate you for your courage because these days you know you're inviting all sorts of trouble, and silicon

valley, big tech, corporate america are joining with the radical dems and the extreme left to provide just that, lots of trouble for every citizen in this country. >> lou, thank you for having me on. i will never quit on my president. i am a trump republican because he has done more for this country in four years than any of his predecessors. and what i find amazing is that he gave the republican party a backbone, and all of a sudden we have spineless republicans -- i don't want to mention their names, adam kip sinker, chris christie, mick mulvaney, they have abandoned the president: and i'll tell you right now, 75 million people will continue to support this president. the democrats are afraid of donald jump trump because this man is going -- donald j. trump because this man is going to be in the right position to run for reelection. this impeachment is all an attempt to try to stop trump republicans from supporting donald trump. people who are loyal to donald trump, such as myself, will continue to support donald j.

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fitton. great to have you guys back and to talk about what is really the attempted murder of dissent in this country by corporate america, the ideological left. it's an outrage. rinos and radical dems alike trying to shut us down. and when i say "us," i'm talking about every citizen in the country unless you're on the far left. you are safe there, but the rest of us, it's problematic, right, tom? >> yeah. they don't want with us anywhere on the internet. this isn't about twitter, facebook or google. their belief is we don't have a right to dissent from any of their public policy positions. we can't ask about the elections, we can't ask about joe biden, we can't even can about taxes or covid or lockdowns or anything like that. if you have a view that's different than what now will be the government view, you have a whole raft of corporations that will suppress you.

every american should be concerned about that. every . lou: sarah? >> we are not the enemy. we are not a malignancy. we are not the enemy, lou. we are not a malignancy. we're not deplorables, we're the american people. we have rights under our constitution f people are going to take away those rights if the left will take away those rights we need people on the right willing to fight back. we need people on the right willing to stand up that means our haw makers need to stand up for our rights and do what is right and we need to vote them out. >> i'll tell you -- i'm sorry, lou, go ahead. lou: no, you, leo, thank you. >> donald trump has redefined republican party. he made it the people party. we can't rely on the rinos forget them. people like my definitely committed, he has a large republican party. that is what scares the democrats.

he changed the composition of republican party. party of inclusion, civil rights attorney, people of different colors. the rinos, i'm not putting my stock in the rinos. lou: i think anybody who does just hasn't learned the lesson, certainly the last four years. i think we had a pretty good lesson longer than that. turn to cumulus communications. they have programing on 400 some odd stations in this country. they just served notice on their conservative talk show host, tom, that they're just, can't be talking about that election. what do you, what do you make, by the way they have mark levin, dan bongino amongst others. or they could be fired. this is, this is really bringing the hammer down. your thoughts? >> i would like to be a fly on the wall in conversations between mark levin and his

bosses about this. people like levin will keep talking the truth. there will be pressure, blowback from the left that controls these big corporations many ways on free speech issues. as sara pointed out, we have to keep on speaking the truth. the silver lining is we're winning f they were winning they wouldn't be resorting to -- lou: we're winning? we're winning? i got to ask you how in the world we're winning. we're losing. >> if they were winning the argument they wouldn't need to cheat. lou: yeah. >> wouldn't be taking away our rights. lou: the, go ahead. -- >> in my opinion the campaign to refrain american freedom starts january 21st when we got to go after those 2022 primaries, take over the house and senate.

to me the campaign starts the day joe biden gets inaugurated, we have to get those new trump republicans in the house and senate. lou: well, i think that's true. i think it also we've got to understand how severe the threat is. you were saying, tom, that that we've, that we're winning the argument. i think that paul ryan would say we win withing the argument back in 2018 too. the fact of the matter is the republicans have not won an argument or much in the last two years, despite the great leadership of donald trump. you got to change the leadership of the party and what do they do? they lost the senate, they hot the presidency and well, ronna mcdaniel gets to keep her job. failure doesn't seem to affect republicans, does it? sara, you get the last 20 seconds. >> well, thank you, lou. i think it is up to the american people now to stand up to be strong, to not allow their

rights to be taken from them. to speak up and hold your lawmakers accountable. we have no other choice now. lou: got to go, sara, thank you very much. we appreciate it. thank you all. thanks for being with maria: good tuesday morning, welcome. thanks so much for joining uses. i'm maria bartiromo, tuesday january 12th, top stories 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. fighting back against big-tech censorship. new questions rising over antitrust violations where big tech is out to crush the competition. the house set to vote tomorrow on impeaching president trump again. this time with over a week to go before his term comes to a close. florida congressman michael is here at the 8:00 a.m. hour to discuss. markets looking at a