dan bishop serves in the other chamber, a member of congress to the state of north carolina, he said he would object to the certification, he joins us now. thanks so much for coming on. if you don't mind, explain your view on this, your position. >> there are millions of americans, that's a big number, tens of millions of americans who believe something went wrong with this election and they aren't dumb people and they don't believe it just because they have been told that by the president. i think there are reasons, i have a unique perspective, this is a story that is under told, the way the democratic party had a national strategy and chaos theory in terms of using the electoral system, 385 pre-election lawsuits all at the same time, he used it as a tool to get officials across the country to depart from state legislative rules. it's a story that needs to be told and needs to be pursued.

todd: congressman dan bishop, thank you very much.lian: a major power shift as democrats are expected to take congress and the white house. to their victory may be short-lived, what history books say about 1-party rule in washington, that is coming up next. todd: following a clean sweep in the georgia runoff democrats have claimed 1-party rule in washington but history shows full control is usually short-lived, can we expect them to keep their newfound power or will there be a shakeup in the 2020 midterms? jane hampton cook joins us to explain, thanks for being here. walk us through what history shows when it comes to 1-party cool. >> in the past 40 years the democrats have only had one party will twice and it only lasted two times in both locations under obama and under clinton so a lot of times what happens is one party leads to big changes and people react against those changes. that happened with obamacare and you had a surge in the midterm elections after obamacare. right now the house is very tight, very slim democratic majority

representative ken buck saying crowd source censorship, what could go wrong representative dan bishopr turns libs into armies of sensors feeling very 1984, and twitter is watching to see what actually does work and it will make changes accordingly. shep. >> julia, thank you. >>> the fbi reports social media has been helping agents track down the suspects who stormed the capitol. so far 150 people have been arrested investigators say some of the rioters bragged about their actions online, even some deleted their accounts were still caught because investigators say family and friends had taken screen shots and sent them in the fbi reports it has 200,000 photo and video tips related to that assault. >>> you know, there are houses and there are mansions and then there's villa, one of the most expensive homes in all the world. it's up for auction now. we'll tour the 13 bedroom 25 bath estate next. >>> and the tonight show host jimmy fallon braving the mess of steve kornacki's office. the act of kindness he might have regretted once he started diving into that casa de khaki >>> a megamansio

you heard very few republicans, maybe only dan bishop of north carolina actually try to make a case againstt's being put f forth in the articles of impeachment. there's one way for congress here that is moving forward to hold president trump accountable. these other arguments from the republicans are not very much on the substance here. they are more just trying to find a path to be able to stay loyal to him, those choosing to do so with an argument that doesn't hold much water. >> laura coates, one of the things we've been hearing from republicans this morning in the house in their speeches is the idea, well, there shouldn't be impeachment, there should be a bipartisan commission, equal number of republicans and democrats investigating how this happened in the house,failures, to this. i don't quite understand that argument because it doesn't seem like it's an either/or thing. you can walk and chew gum, do two things at once. >> you absolutely can. nobody is saying you cannot do a commission, bipartisan commission to figure out how it is you were able to storm the capitol and have members o

and then republicans north carolina congressman dan bishop says twitter turns libs into army of censorsbout an hour ago viveking. he went to law school where he was a professor as well. he said what this is this is just the next step, these monday bester monopolies are taking in the tech world toward essentially suppressing a lot of first amendment rights and more americans should be outraged. here he is. >> >> how is that different than ordinary debate the way the social media sites worked before. it steers us towards cancel culture on steroids. the no longer debating directly about the ideas. people exposed to ideas different than their own heart of what free speech is all about. this is different. about debating who should be permitted to speak or on the road to having their voice canceled. that's a different kind of debate. kind of debate we are actually supposed to be having about the ideas themselves. >> so right about this pull plugs on the political right when they don't do it on the political left. it looks to so much of the population like it's a suppression of free speech whi