including the right to speak our mind and protect our families. those are the first and second amendments. sean hannity takes over from new york. >> sean: welcome to "hannity." this is a fox news alert. washington is under a 6 p.m. curfew and the national guard was deployed. virginia, maryland and d.c. dispatching law enforcement officers. the fbi and atf are on the scene. cong has reconvened. we will monitor their proceedings. this morning we witnessed a massive peaceful protest in

support of president trump. hundreds of thousands of law ar abiding americans from across the country. on the senate floor senator ted cruz was leading an effort to force a 10 day emergency audit of the election results to address the concerns -- 83% of republicans and 30% of independence and millions of democrats that saw irregularities and their strong belief the election was fraudulent. following a planned march to the capital chaos ensighed. -- ensued. some capitol police were hurt and the capitol was breached. vice-president pence and all members of congress were forced

to evacuate. some made their way to the senate floor and others broke into speaker pelosi's office and posed for pictures. one woman was shot and later died. she was killed. possible explosive device were discovered and safely removed at the headquarters of the rnc and two other locations. let me stop here and be crystal clear: those who support president trump and believe they are part of the conservative movement in this country, we do not support those who commit act of violence. people we don't believe should be vandalizing our nation's capitol and attacking the brave men and women who keep us safe in law enforcement and don't place pipe bombs at the rnc. all of today's perpetrators must

be arrested and prosecuted. every descent american must condemn what happened at the capitol. we have to do a better job protecting the innocent men and women who work there. we have to protect our law enforcement officers and every single elected member. congress and senate. this is not politics. they deserve to be protected. earlier president trump called on his supporters to go home in peace, not be a part of this. take a look. >> you have to go home now. we have to peace and have law and order and respect our great people in law and order. we don't want anybody hurt. it's a very tough period of time. >> sean: the president said in a tweet the republican party is the party of law and order that respects our law enforcement officers. make no mistake, this country has a lot of problems that must be addressed.

there is a great political divide. the president was right. our election was a train wreck. 83% of republicans and millions of others don't have faith in the election results. you can't just snap your finger and hope that goes away. these are real americans. tens of millions of them. the only way we can create a more perfect and peaceful union is through peaceful, lawful action. violence is never acceptable. as i said back to the obama administration, every elected official from the president, lawmakers and mayors everybody has to be protected. everyone knew today this crowd would be massive. there were hundreds of thousands of people who came to town. we knew there is are always bad actors that will infiltrate large crowds. i don't care if they are radical left or right. they are not people i would

support. how were officials not prepared? how do they allow the capitol building to be breached in a few minutes? sadly we have to come to this reality tonight, the world, our enemy saw a weakness that should never exist in our nation's capitol. we need to fix that immediately. we need answers. what went wrong? how did this happen? tonight we don't know the identities of the bad actors, but we won't mirror the behavior we see on the left. this program we have condemned violence in the country and do so again tonight. for most of this year you have a media mob and democrats making excuse after excuse and flat-out refusing to condemn what we saw over the summer: violent far left riots in cities

across america. they were wrong not to condemn it. buildings were burned to the ground and police precincts taken over. the left even defended this activity. take a look. >> people do what they do. >> [inaudible]. we >> that's a myth. >> about antifa in portland? >> yes. >> they won't stop after election day. everyone should take note of that on both levels. they won't let up and they should not. >> this is not unruly but fires have been started >> perhaps this is should sort

of mechanism for a restructure in our country. >> sean: fake news cnn reported that the screen of one of the riots. take a look at that scene. look over the shoulder of the reporter there. the banner said fiery but mostly peaceful. all he had to do was look. a few years ago fox reported riots are destructive but can lead to serious social reform. today the headline is different because they can bludgeon the president with a political issue. quote: -- vox. the vast majority in washington,

d.c. were peaceful. we condemn the violence over the summer and we condemn the violence at the capitol today. he better fix it by tomorrow. to law enforcement and our elected people. the people who acted violently they don't represent the law-abiding, tax paying citizens that are worked about election integrity and have every right to express their grievances and protest peacefully. the massive crowd that peacefully assembled today, not the people that went into the capitol, why was such a large crowd of people in washington, d.c.? why was that massive crowd in washington, d.c. today? does anybody in the media or anybody on the left, they want to understand how hundreds of thousands of americans, what motivated them to leave their homes and towns and cities and

fly or come long-distances to be at the massive rally today? understand why they felt their need to be there today. the law-abiding citizens. the 99%. well, we had thousands or hundreds and hundreds of affidavits signed by eyewitnesses to our election on november 3rd. whistleblower. eyewitnesss that signed sworn affidavits under penalty of perjury. nobody on capitol hill with a d in front of their name wanted to hear from them. the whistleblower were ignored and dismissed by democrats and the media. this is one of the few shows in america that gave them a platform to listen to what they were swearing to in a legal document. they wanted their voices to be

heard. the american people were watching this and saying why aren't you listening to the people making these claims? according to democrats whistleblowers you are to be honored as brave and patriotic. there were serious election irregularities. we have to address them in state after state. why? as a country we can't have 83% of 1 party and 30% of independents not having confidence if election results. in georgia we talked about the lawsuit in early 2020 by democrats and the unlawful consent decree that allowed for drop boxes and unequal standards for signature verification. lax if you were a mail in voter

and a more strict standard for in person voting. you have to present vote i.d. and they would check your signature with the database in the state of georgia. we had chain of custody issues in georgia. almost every one of these swing states there is language that allows partisan observers to watch the vote counting. in almost all nobody got to watch the vote count. some of the people protesting and coming from across the country, why don't we obey the law? people don't want people breeching the capitol, they are right.aching the capitol, they right. the law in wisconsin played like

michigan. we had a powerful dissent in the 3-4 decision. the chief justice of the wisconsin supreme court said 4 members of this court threw a cloaks over problems that will be repeated again and again until the court has the courage to correct them. another justice said the states ruling against the trump campaign will: state law was changed by the legislature in violation of what the direct language is in the pennsylvania constitution. that relates to mail-in ballots. and the artificial mail-in ballots deadline extension. that was pushed back without lawmaker approval either. if you have a state constitution and want to change it, you have to go through the process.

look at what the state constitution of pennsylvania says: article 2 of our constitution articulates the following: in other words it's up to state legislatures to decide the election, but it has to be constitutional based on their state. not the governor, not the secretary of state, not the democratic party. the highest court in the land refused to hear that case. i think they should have. the courts refused to hear a serious case out of texas backed by 17 attorney generals and sought a decision on election irregularities. democrats and republicans that

hate donald trump none had any curiosity about any of this. they didn't care that laws were changed or constitutions violated. they didn't want to hear what eyewitnesses had to say. they didn't care about partisan observers not observing. they didn't seem to care. we looked into that and it's fine. the people that showed up in washington don't feel that way. the majority were peaceful. they don't want an audit? why? the end justifies the means. this is why millions of americans no longer trust the system. that's why so many people showed up in washington today. the lobbaw abiding peaceful

citizens. this is why hundreds of thousands people showed up. they are tired of being lied too. they lied about this president and the russian hoax that never occurred. the media lied. russia-trumper truthers. then hypocrisy on the ukrainian impeachment. they didn't care about russian interference because when hillary clinton misinformation dossier hit the scene they didn't pay attention to. they didn't care about biden's

son in a business he had no experience in. joe biden caught on tape. to get a prosecutor fired. why didn't that happen? remember hunter's laptop filled with evidence of his family's corruption. twitter and facebook. they censored all stories about it before the election. democrats called it a conspiracy theory. they push those so they would know it if they saw it. the laptop is now a probe into tax evasion. americans are sick and tired of being lied to and not being listened to and having the law thwart thwarted. they are unhappy about the fact there is no decision to fix an election system that has problems.

even liberal senators and "new york times" said so. they won't trust election results especially after what we saw in every battleground state. they have a right to demands transparency and the truth. they didn't look into anything. when you look at all of the hundreds of thousands of people that showed up in washington today, i am not talking about those that were violent, those that rioted and went into the capitol illegal and were violent with the brave men and women in law enforcement. people have a right to be there but protest peacely. kevin cork. >> i apologize for the mask.

it's the protocols at the capitol. i hope you can understand what i am saying. a dramatic day for a number of different reasons. we are on the east side of the capitol. we have seen an active protest scene outside. obviously the pictures from inside the capitol dramatic and one person died from injuries suffered inside the being. -- building. the vast majority that came here were loud and pushed and shoved but that was about it. unfortunately those breached the security at the commeapitocapit. tonight the capitol police and the fbi and atf are working to get the congress persons inside to continue the work of the american people.

tough day inside and outside and indeed for the country. >> sean: kevin, thank you. we go to mike tobin -- before we get to mike. we will go to the senate floor. they reconvened. senator josh hawley is speaking. >> when pennsylvania citizens try to be heard before the pennsylvania supreme court they were dismissed on grounds of procedure in violation of that supreme court's own precedent. i am not aware of anybody that defended the constitutionality. this statute governed this last election with 2.5 mail-in ballots in pennsylvania. this is my point. this is the forum. the pennsylvania supreme court hasn't heard the case there. is no other court to go to in the state. this is the appropriate place

for these concerns to be raised which is why i have raised them. i hope this body won't miss the opportunity to take affirmative action to address the concerns of millions of americans. to say that violence is never warranted and won't be tolerated. but this body will address the concerns of all americans across the country. we need an investigation into irregularities and fraud. we need a way forward together. we need election security reforms. i bet my friends on the other side of the aisle don't disagree. we need to move forward together so the american people can have confidence in their elections and we can arrange ourselves under the rule of law that we share together. thank you. >> sean: that was senator josh hawley. they reconvened the hearing that

started earlier today. mike tobin on the ground and has been there all day. what shocked me and america is how quickly that breach took place. did they not know that hundreds of thousands of people have a planned march from the washington monument to capitol hill? >> there was a strong indication of it. when you heard the president speak you wondered how this would develop. they went to the capitol and overwhelmed it. parts of the capitol were ransacked. when i was on the east side i could see damage to the windows and the doors. when they got inside there was gunfire and ashley babbit a 14 year veteran of the air force was shot and killed.

some of the police were injured. we saw one police officers taken out with bandages on his head. as things progressed, around 4 o'clock, we smelled the tear gas. that was after seeing police head around the west side with riot gear. we could see there was a big crowd on this side of the capitol. they used flash bangs and stood in force and moved forcefully through the crowd and cleared them off the capitol grounds. you saw a lot of pushing and shoving and heckling of the police officers who were working to clear the capitol grounds. over a period of hours they would advance that line and stay and advance that line again. the crowd control effort at the capitol largely appeared to be

done. there are less than a dozen demonstrators now. >> [shouting]. >> someone is interrupting say they are still here. what is looking at what is left of the law enforcement. you see some of the guards men but the metropolice have largely stood down. >> sean: congress reconvened. we go to chad pergram live. we expected this to be a long process. had the day not unfolded the way it did, they might be wrapping up. now that's in flux. tell us where we are. >> we are maybe going later into the night. they have 2 hours of debate separately in the house and

senate per each state they object to. they were on arizona. you have to have an actual roll call vote. whether to certify arizona or not. mitch mcconnell said the u.s. won't bow to thugs and they will finish tonight. the republican senator from montana and the republican from oklahoma indicated they were for not certifying these electoral votes. they have switched their position. they said we must stand together as americans and defend the constitution. kelly loeffler from georgia switched her position as well.

and hoyer the house majority leader said the following: little did we know we would be facing the enemy from within. we need to work together and tame and reduce the hate that some stoke. this breach here at the capitol was significant. i can think of only two instances with a breach like this. in 1954 when puerto rico nationals shot up the third floor of the capitol and when the pressure stormed and burned the capitol in 1814. that's how significant today was with that breach here at the capitol. >> sean: i know you were in the basement if i am not mistaken, in your office studio down there, they did know there was

going to be this march. everybody knew this crowd was massive. i would have thought because this breach happened so quickly. they seemed caught off guard. knowing that often agitators insert themselves inside a big crowd, why were they so ill prepared? >> that's what we are trying to figure out here. >> sean: they are great people but there were not enough of them. it took minutes to happen. >> it was amazing to me when i was out on the plaza at one o'clock. i was going from across the street over to the capitol and they were not legislate members into the building because they were trying to secure the plaza. hi one member ever congress

indicate they think the capitol police chief should be fired over this. phil said is keep the battle outside. there is a perimeter. there was no perimeter tved. -- today. they didn't keep the fight outside and democracy failed until this past couple of minutes when the house and senate came into session to certify the electoral votes. >> sean: we go to the house floor. kevin mccarthy is speaking. >> it's about integrity and accountability. what we should do, not just raise the issue but work together to solve the problems. >> [applauding].

>> now is the moment to show america we can work best together. i will tell you, the size of the majority has slipped so it gives us the opportunity to make that happen. the only thing that can hold us back is the will of one another to do it. this side of the aisle always believes working with anybody that wants to move forward. that didn't mean we will agree 100% of the time. that doesn't mean our voice can't be heard. it doesn't mean we can't be treated fairly. we should be. that means on our ability to offer an amendment and have our voice. it helps us come to a better

conclusion. by returning here to complete the work, we are proving that our democracy can't be disrupted by criminal behavior. we won't faulter, bend, or shrink from our duty. >> [applauding]. >> let me be clear. mobs don't rule america. laws rule america. >> [applauding]. >> it was true when our cities were burning this summer and it's true now. >> [applauding]. >> when americans go to bed tonight their lasting memory should not be a congress overrun by rioters. we may not disagree on a lot in america. tonight we must show the world we will respectfully carry out the most basic duties of

democracy. we will continue with the task we have been sent here to do. we will follow the constitution and the law and process for hearing valid concerns about election integrity. we will do it with respect. we will respect your opinion. we will respect what you say and we are willing to listen to it. i think the nation will be better for it on both sides of the aisle. let's show the country the mob did not win. we have a job to do. let's do it with pride. let's be better when the sun rises tomorrow. with they yield back. >> [applauding]. >> sean: house minority leader kevin mccarthy. congress counting the electoral votes following the chaos from earlier today. we have house minority whip steve scalise.

you gave a powerful speech. you yourself were a victim of violence on that ballfield. you nearly died that day. we saw the heroism of the capitol police officers that walked into an open field against a guy with a rifle that hid in camouflage. i watch what happened today. we saw so many americans, hundreds of thousands of them, come from across the country. most of them peaceful expressing what they believe are significant and i agree with them issues involving our election process. then you have other people who were able to breach the capitol within minutes. i am stunned that could happen and we have to hold those people responsible. >> absolutely, sean. there is no place for what happened today. police that stormed the capitol

and attacked the capitol police. there were assaults on police officers as they were breaching and getting into the house and senate chamber, but into the capitol itself and ensuing violence. there is no place for violence in america. you and i were against it during the summer. we are equally disgusted by what happened at the capitol tonight. i wish my friends on the other side of the aisle expressed that same indignation over the summer. it should not have happened when they burned cities down. the message ought to be clear that america won't be run by mobs. we are a nation where we celebrate our differences. we allow a discourse to share a disagreement. violence is never the answer to disagreements. it should not have happened in the capitol today.

i brought my capitol police team in tonight when we were getting ready to open the house again. some of the people that helped save my life 3 years ago. they are protecting the house tonight. risking their lives again. that's what police do and we support our brave men and women in law enforcement. anybody who assaults them should be condemned by all of us as it was tonight. >> sean: steve, hundreds of thousands -- i distinguish the 99% that were peaceful today. they are angry at this election. they are anticipatigry that eyes were not paid attention to. they are mad when they see laws this wisconsin as it relates to mail-in ballots ignored. they are mad that the constitution of pennsylvania was

violated. they are mad at the consent agreement that took place in the state of georgia. they are mad that no partisan observers were not watching any counting. they are mad at the chain of custody issues and brilliant people data people that say look at this. nobody has curiosity. nobody in the media or the democratic party. this is not a partisan issue to have selection integrity. that's why all of these people came. what do you say to them? >> what i have been saying for months. the people that wanted to express their frustration in government have that right. the people that attacked capitol police and stormed the capitol are different. >> sean: that's not my question. 99% are peaceful. coming with specific reasons

that they feel has been ignored by the courts and ignored by lawmakers and ignored by the media. when you have numbers as high as 83% of republicans in polls saying they don't have confidence in the election results. that's a problem congressman. >> it is a big problem. it's what we were talking about on the house floor earlier today and what we have gotten back to talking about tonight. there were serious problems. this is not something new unfortunately. this has been going on for a long time. the constitution is clear. the legislature determines the process for electing the president and choosing electors. that was bypassed in a number of states. that's a problem going on for a long time that has to stop. people think they can just ignore it and it will go away. it is not. there are millions of americans who say whatever state you live

in, whatever the rules are, that's what folks should follow. if you don't like the rules. just bully your secretary of state or the governor or get an opinion out of the court and change the law that way instead ever going through the legislature, that's not what our founding fathers set to elect a president. that's why you see the frustration. it has to end. >> sean: i don't think it's ever been this bad, has it? >> probably not as bad as we have seen this cycle. it's been brewing. some states are worse than others. you go back to 1960 election. a lot of talk about richard nixon conceded but everybody knows what happened in chicago in 1960. there was fraud and they looked the other way and went beyond it. we have to stop looking the other way.

we have to confront it. i have seen this in my own state. we fixed it. >> sean: the 99% that are peaceful are expressing their grievances and congress has to work to ensure we have integrity and every american can have confidence in the election results. we have microsoft and silicone valley and apple and the brightest computer minds in the country. it's not mine. >> we know it can be done. >> sean: it can be done. >> texas, larger states than pennsylvania that got their results in 2 hours. ron desantis fixed problems we saw in places so they could have a safe and secure and fair election in florida and know the results on election night. is that too much to ask? >> sean: no.

>> voter i.d. [overlapping talking]. >> sean: thank you. like i have been saying all of our elected officials everyone deserves the utmost protection and law enforcement. we have to protect them and provide the resources to do their business and protect our capitol and make sure it can't be breached in minutes or breached in any way. so every person in there is safe. was d.c. prepared for today's events? here with reaction dan dan bongino is back with us. you watched the events today. it was not the big crowd. it was a small percentage of a massive crowd.

they knew that crowd was coming and they breached this in minutes. like zero preparation had occurred here. from a law enforcement perspective, how did that happen? >> well, it doesn't appear they had a strong external perimeter. no fence will stop people. it's a visual. having said that, a few thoughts on today. the toughest appearance i have ever had on the network. we can't ever normalize political violence. a famous quote that civilization is a thin crust on a volcano. that crust is made of law and order and constitution rules that apply to everyone. but the rules don't apply to everyone. people on this network and me today who said what happened today is not normal and should

not be accepted. we have period, full stop. what we can't get into is let the left intimidate us. it's asking you about principles that apply to both sides. i ask you to do a litmus test. don't bring up antifa and blm. there was a courthouse in holder under assault for over a month by a group that associates with the left. would that happen with a group of conservatives or libertarians? you know the answer is no. they would have been arrested and tried immediately?

why is that? why was that allowed to continue for a month? because there is not one guiding set of principles in in country. one rule for the left and another set of rules for conservatives. the same tonight. it's never the solution to our problems in this country. there has to be one set of pr principles for both sides. if you don't do an autopsy and critique your role, you have no place in the argument and you should keep quiet because you are not helping. >> sean: you have been a part of our coverage for a long time. there is just rank hypocrisy. let's go through this a little bit. the democrats carried about russian collusion that never

happened. lied to the american people terror 3 years. but there was a dirty russian misinformation dossier, they didn't care that it was used for 4 fisa warrants when it was falls. spying on a presidential candidate and a president. they didn't care. nobody really has been held accountable on that. people talk about the caring about the phone call with president trump and it led to impeachment. they have joe biden on tape. for an inexperienced son making million dollars. they didn't care about that. or biden transfers to a russian

oligarch or a chinese national shopping spree and a deal with the bank of china. they didn't vet biden in this campaign. i am talking about the peaceful people that came to protest who want to understand why they felt the need to go. don't we have to examine this rank hypocrisy and this double standard on the rule of law? no equal application. no equal standards of the law applied to anybody. no equal justice under the law. it has people in this country worried about our future and our constitution. a lot of people have no faith in institutions and politicians or the media. none at all. >> sean -- >> sean: i am one of them. i have no faith. >> i know. i understand. the constitution was not designed to be a suggestion. the constitution is a guiding

set of principles going forward. it evaporated. one better on media hypocrisy. we have condemned the violence tonight on this network. everyone, period. that's it. where was the media when my secret service friends were calling me with a mob outside of the white house during the summer of protest who were in fear for the first time? i am not kidding. this is not a joke. i was on the receiving end of those calls. they felt there was a chance the white house could fall that night. where was the media the next day. making fun of president trump for evacuated not his choice. that was the media. where was the mass condemnation? it became an opportunity to take out trump. the media tonight while we are

condemning the violence is upset we don't mention the autopsy of how we got here. the chris cuomo who wondered where it should you should assemble in peace. in the damn constitution, knucklehead. that's where it stays it. we have been principled tonight. where were you? you were nowhere. the only people freaking out tonight are the people without principle. that's not me and not anyone else i know here. >> sean: i don't want to ever see our capitol building breached like this ever again. for the sake of law enforcement. >> i worked with those guys. i went to training classes with those guys. those are my friends, those guys. >> sean: there were not enough of them. why weren't they ready?

dan bongino. >> they were not prepared. >> sean: that can't happen again. it was a small percentage. got to keep that in mind. developing tonight facebook and twitter blocked president trump's account down. twitter signed a violation of civic integrity rules and further violations will result in a permanent suspension. rick, let's go back to the argument. these are things that you looked into when you were acting director. as it relates to abuse of power and corruption and fisa applications based on a phoney dossier even when they knew it was phoney. nobody was held accountable.

for the peaceful protestors today you want to understand why they are there. you have these issues that contribute to this. >> first, let me just say, sean, thank you for having tonight's show without a commercial break. >> sean: i will get yelled at after the show. thanks a lot. >> thank you for that commitment. second let's start by say week ago have to condemn this violence. it's a sad day. we had the moral high ground condemning all of the violence last summer and into the fall. we have to condemn this violence. the other side didn't do that. they pick and choose when they condemn it. we have to be consistent. i am proud of the fact we have a bunch of conservatives that have been loud and critical of this terrible violence.

every person should be prosecuted. i think transparency has to be our friend. we have to figure out who these people are and get to the bottom of it. washington, d.c. doesn't like transparency. they like to pretend they have a little information and you have partisans on both sides that spin that information. we must demand transparency. transparency in the election will be helpful to help the public understand what is at stake and whether or not the vote was real. you have to come clean and give us the information that people are asking. when we see dead people are voting. we know that was a fact and yet we were dismissed. the frustration these peaceful

protestors have are focused in the right direction. they are complaining about the process. the bad apples must be found out, prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. >> sean: jason, you followed a lot of the issues that we never got equal application under the law? >> no, we got millions of americans who feel disenfranchised. they never saw lady justice equally apply the law. i concur with dan and rick. it was wrong when they were trying to tear down our u.s. courthouses. i saw kamala harris out there fighting to raise money to get those people back out on the streets. i saw kamala harris fighting for cashless bail. i wonder how the democrats feel about it today.

what happened at the capitol today is wrong. it's more american than anything to protest but to smash into the capitol is wrong. those people should be prosecuted. the last time i heard there were only 13 arrests. there better be a whole lot more. until you put people in jail for the violence on both sides of the aisle, no matter what their political persuasion, people are going to react. the last thing i have to point out, if you want to have action, don't fall into the trap of chuck schumer and nancy pelosi and think we have to federalize this. you have to work on the state legislatures and the state houses. that's where you hold people accountable. that's why we need to focus to institute change. >> sean: rick, the lack of

curiosity on this campaign, wisconsin and michigan law ignored. pennsylvania's constitution ignored. eyewitnesses, nobody wanted to hear from the whistleblowers. no partisan observers. you know my list. no concern at all. from democrats. no concern about hillary clinton's dirty dossier or joe's quid pro quo. no democrat spoke out against the deep state and fisa abuse and the dirty dossier and the election issues. they don't say a word. >> no that, build into frustration. overseeing nevada. threw out 158,000 votes and

a week later to reinstate it. nothing changed and there was no coverage nationally. just a little coverage locally. this is the problem. when you are faced with an injustice and you call it out and the institutions that you believe are supposed to do something, ignore you, you create a real credibility crisis and we have to confront that. i want to say that jason is right. we have to do this on a state level. each state has to challenge on the voter integrity issue. >> sean: well said. joining us now congressmen to react to the events today. like all americans we watched this small group of people that was big but compared to the crowd it was not the majority of the people or near the 99% that came with real issues to voice their complaint and peacefully

protest. we can't have this ever happen again. >> well, sean, the big crowd was there to peacefully assemble and you had some people that overwhelmed the capitol police and i don't believe they had any intention to further the quest that so many of us have: let's see what went on in the election and have election integrity. those people need to be and you know they can be because there are kamala harris everywhere. -- cameras everywhere. they need to bode apprehended a

convicted. there is no place for that kind of violence. i was on the floor when they were trying to breach the house floor today. >> sean: i am stunned. there was no preparation. knowing how many people were there. i was stunned. >> sean, i was on the floor as well. we were debating through these issues. we heard the concerns of our constituents. the next thing i know we could smell tear gas. gas masks. one member saw shots come through the door as we tried to barricade it. that doesn't reflect the flag i fought so hard for overseas. in those countries they settle their disputes in the streets. in america we settle it with debates and courts and congress. you brought up the media

hypocrisy. everyone needs to tone it down. i have had media out lets call me a coward. we are trying to debate constitutional interpretations of how an election should be conducted is also -- what do we do it about going forward? we will vote tonight and we will have a peaceful transfer of power. we need a bipartisan commission to get to the bottom of this like what happened in 2005 after nancy pelosi objected to president bush's election. in florida, we fixed our problems. the states need to fix theirs and governor desantis is moving forward with tougher laos political violence regardless of the cause you are upset about. that's not how we operate in the

united states of america. we need much tougher laws in place like we will have in florida. that's why you don't see these issue down there. all of these people that are upset, what happened today did not reflect -- you said it as well -- the bus loads of constituents i coming up here to peacefully protest to get to the bottom of the constitution issues that happened on november 3rd. the supreme court needs to do its job and hear these issues out and rule and not punt on these issues as well. >> sean: we better fix it or we will never have elections people have confidence in. this should be on both sides. >> that's right. you have to have confidence in a democracy. i have seen countries where it

doesn't. >> sean: thank you, both. we have a tammy joining us now. >> listening to your show, it's been good. it's very important because here's what we know. every single trump rally for years with tens of thousands of people have been peaceful and fun and have been productive. that is who the trump supporters are. then we have this dynamic. we don't the numbers yet. they need to find out who these people are. who does something that disemminated the peaceful individuals who are americans who want to have their problems heard. we hoped that would occur in the congress. what they do instead is show

everyo everyone being antifa it doesn't matter. doing violence and breaking into congress -- >> sean: we don't know who they were. >> there was an insult to all of the peaceful people there: it's an insult to everyone who worked so hard for the president. that's not the donald trump supporter. it's not the patriots. this is something we must stand up against. i know president trump and this is not what he stands for at all or what we stand for. >> sean: larry and matt. >> sean, for 4 years, hillary clinton said that president trump is illegitimate. for 4 years. she said it on speeches and

urged joe biden not to concede. the late john lewis referred to donald trump as illegitimate. the majority of democrats 80% believe donald trump is a racist. when you feel that way, why shouldn't we feel you will do anything to prevent another racist from remaining in office for 4 years. did they tell hillary clinton to tone it down? they didn't say anything. they are part of the problem tonight. >> sean: matt, the last 40 seconds. >> let's be quick and get to the point. we need to pray for our country. we are divide. it's a problem when you have so many votes and voters who were disenfranchised due to the corruption in our election process. nothing justifies the violence and disrespect to the cops today. we have to heal from here and is

it starts with telling the truth about the election. >> sean: we need to get to the bottom line issue here. [2. all right. we can't let this happen again. laura is next. see you tomorrow. >> laura: i am laura ingraham with the "ingraham angle." these remember likely not all trump supporters and there are some reports that antifa was sprinkled throughout the crowd. if you are a trump supporter hoping to display your support for the president, today's antics at the capital did just the opposite. there are concerns about how these elections were conduct ed