still with us are eugene robinson and david jolly.ugene, this statement from biden reads in part today, i hope that the senate leadership will find a way to deal with their constitutional responsibilities on impeachment while also working on the urgent business of this nation. as i inartfully put it at the top of the broadcast, he wants the senate to impeach and chew gum at the same time. how does this handicap, though, his young administration? >> well, i think it inevitably does. i mean, and the one thing that me really mad about today, today was necessary. the president has to be impeached and now he has to be tried. but it makes me angry the first days of the biden administration or first weeks may have to be focused once again on donald trump. all he has done is salt the earth and scorch the fields. he's done -- he's put us in this situation. and we've got 4,000 people dying every damn day from covid-19. the economy is on a ventilator. we have huge problems that we need to solve, and biden has the will, he has a team. he needs to

eugene was a hero long before last wednesday. hoping to present one of the most distinguished honors a civilian can receive is not the only thank you these lawmakers wish to share with officer goodman. >> i would give him a giant hug and thank him. he looked after and took care of and protected so many lives that day. he'll never understand the gratitude so many of us have for his service. >> reporter: suzanne malveaux, cnn, washington. >> i've thought about him so many times and what he must have experienced when he saw that sea of blood-thirsty, you know, rioters coming towards him and how he didn't back down. how he handled it. >> it was remarkable. and the applause you heard on that stage during the inauguration. there was all of a sudden this burst of cheers. and it was for him. that was nice to see. some of the biggest applause was for him. >> it's been an historic week to say the least for president joe biden, for vice president kamala harris and it turns out for senator bernie sanders. memes of sanders at the inauguration

eugene and rachel. rachel, i will start with you because you are our congressional guru and just quickly takeaways from that interview and i don't know that we broke a lot of news but yet, just give me a quick take away. >> it stuck to the theme of off-the-cuff this morning which is, you know, this sort of un- clarity about where exactly and how democrats will execute their agenda. i think mr. richmond came in and admitted it -- and he made it very clear that the pandemic will be biden's first priority and congress has to act but you know, beyond that he did not give specifics about how they will do that specifically and what is that next bill in that top priority that president biden wants to tackle but he mentioned immigration and things that, you know, the house does want to tackle immigration reform and i made a number of calls last night on this and heard democrats were very torn on this issue but some said the biden immigration bill is symbolic that there is no expectation that they would pass it

senior advisor to biden, and before we get started i want to let everyone know that playbook author eugene daniels bade join us after the interview with congressman richmond for some analysis, and for those of us on the live stream follow the conversation on twitter using hashtag, politico playbook you can also ask us questions by tweeting us at politico live. and with that, let's get started. iccongressman, thank you very mh for joining us. just quickly tell us about the first day at the white house. >> well, look the first day at the white house was a day of action we didn't look at office dos those things because of president biden a has been very clear and trying to focus on us getting things done and coming in as not necessarily underdog but with so much to do that we just hit the ground running. you saw him go from the capitol to signing events there, all into memorial to pay due respect to fallen soldiers and those men and women who serve he did it along with three other presidents and then you saw him come to the white house and start signing executive actions and i think that othe

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. >> i want to talk about this with you, a man named eugene goodman. you and i have had conversations about policing in this country and the things that have to be made better and i always say to myself and you and i have had this discussion. all cops are not bad. a lot of them put their lines on the line for their safety and one man did that. eugene goodman was one of the many capitol police who was on the right side of history, he re-directed a crowd that could have gone into the senate chambers and caused real danger. this is a guy we have to remember not to forget. >> this is the thing what eugene goodman did was absolutely amazing and as we've gotten further reporting throughout the week, these terrorists were only a hundred feet or so from mike pence and they had been chanting hang mike pence and when they weren't following him for a while, he pushed the leader of the terrorists and made sure that they stayed on them. he's like the guy in the jurassic park movie saying t-rex follow me, follow me, don't kill the scientists. he was brave and that a

eugene, i want my director -- rob, put up the tweet eugene posted today saying that's because the seriouslyversus literally schtick was a talking point not based on the reality of how trump supporters actually view the president. explain that. >> there was always this kind of idea, especially from people who consider themselves not a republican but conservative people who worked for president trump and apologized for him in a lot of these moments that we're talking about that we took him too literally but that was never the case. if you talk to trump supporters, it meant what they expected them to do. when he told, you know, the -- to stand back and stand back and standby, that they took that as a calling. they should do that. and i think when, you know, people like mick mulvaney are coming to realize these things, that reporters have been telling them for years as we have talked to trump supporters that something that -- it's surprising to us they're just now coming around to the idea that's true. because they have always, trump supporters, taken him seriously and literally. if president t

eugene eventually made his way to france.he was a boxer, and he actually joined tz a french foreign legion. now that i'm thinking about it, he was in the exhibition. when we have the global war and i'm pointing because we're in the gallery. he joined the french foreign legion. he was wounded at one of the two bloodiest battles in 1916. and then he became a pilot. he flew with the french. the continuation of his story where we interpret him in after the war section he's also part of that war. he owns a club for a short time. he is a manager of many clubs. he is also one of the drummers. we actually have actual footage in this exhibition of him playing the drums. so absolutely eugene bullard is interpreted within this exhibition, and he is a key to the african-american experience during world war i, although he did serve with the french. >> another individual story that's explored in the exhibit. sergeant thomas shaw. who he is? >> yes. sergeant thomas shaw. he represents what we talked about earlier. what is going on with the

luckily still with us, howell raines, eugene robinson.ugene, there is now officially nothing the likes of graham and mccarthy aren't willing to say to support the home team, which still to my lights is the trump team. my fellow new jerseyan donovan dade who do i see to get my reputation back? gentlemen like that are not so encumbered. they don't seem to care. what's that about? is it kind of just simply a political annoyism? >> i guess for kevin mccarthy who is trying to lead the republican caucus in the house, he has a lot of trumpists basically. that's the bulk of his caucus is a bunch of trumpists, true believers and he's got to sort of straddle between them and the establishment republican party, which is trying to get rid of the trump influence. it sees this as an opportunity, i think mitch mcconnell is also walking that line. mitch mcconnell is a better politician than kevin mccarthy, but, you know, mcconnell sees what's happening to the pear. he see what is happened to the party under donald trump, you know. he used to be majority

capitol police officer eugene goodman. rioters chased that officer up

also on capitol hill, a bipartisan move now to provide the gold medal to a hero capitol hill officer eugene goodman was seen backing away, confronted by protesters, and he steered the protesters and rioters away from the senate chamber. he is thought to be responsible for saving many lives. and one of the most iconic attackers of the capitol building seen wearing body paint and horns, his name is jake angeli, his lawyer wants a presidential pardon. >> he, like a lot of other disenfranchised people in our country, felt very, very, very solidly in sync with president trump. they felt, he felt, like his voice was, for the first time, being heard.

was founded in berlin darlin in 1927 during the nazi period it became the center for research in eugenics and racial hygiene its director was anthropologist organ fischer. fischer also became the intellectual father of the draft law that the national socialists aim to use to implement their racial hygiene policies it laid down that anyone posing a threat to the help of the german race should not be permitted to reproduce her sister's organ on the sets of you don't know who kisses from for this was called the law for the prevention of offspring with hereditary diseases of july 14th 1933 published by one of the s s's favorite publishing houses lay months in 1934 it contains the entire legal text and who was responsible for what was this inhumane legislation was purely about sterilization and its aim was to legalize am legitimize eugenic your forces massed their allies ation function because you're only going to see one look at him you're good to me and. exhibitions promoted public acceptance of the new law their aim was to familiarize germans with the idea of racial hygiene. the need for fo

eugene, i'm going to you first. there is a thing that frustrated democratic voters that say, we win to do anything we want, and they find some magical way to get things done. and when democrats go, oh, what do you need? it's frustrating. what would you advise them to do now with just the 50 votes we've got in the senate. >> first of all, they got their organizing resolution right, so they're going to organize the senate and name the committee chairs and move forward. and i would advise them to move ahead with the big covid legislation in regular order. they don't have to do anything rash right now, but they should keep that threat in abeyance. that threat is still very much there, by the way, and politics never actually means maybe, as you know, and it depends on the situation, it depends on the circumstances. but, look, they have just watched a year's-long master class in the use of naked power by mitch mcconnell, and he's been really good at it. you saw what he did to merrick garland, you saw what he did with amy

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we see you, eugene.f lawmakers saying that will introduce a bill now to award officer goodman the congressional gold medal, one of the nation's highest honors, to say thank you and to honor his bravery. >> his bravery seen by the nation and by the world. i'll see you tomorrow. good night. >>> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc7 news. >> this is a trailer. it's a big trailer. it's a refrigerated trailer to hold bodies, victims of the coronavirus pandemic here in the bay area. thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. it's obviously a macabre sight, and the reason it's here is even more distressing. today santa clara county topped one thousand coronavirus deaths, the first county in the bay area to exceed triple digits. the south bay is where our first cases and deaths were reported when all of this began. patricia dowd who died last february almost a year ago was the first known covid-19 death in the entire united states. and now they're running out

the other reason is because something to do with eugenics. back in the late 1800s, they came up with eugenics, and one of the things they wanted to do get rid of the feebleminded over the people who they thought were useless to society -- feebleminded or the people who they thought were useless to society, older people, the handicapped, criminals -- that they deemed indiana, -- and so, in during the early 1900s, with this eugenics, they sterilized this iseople, and partly what is going on today. they say that they want to give the vaccine to the elderly first. well, i am 70 years old. the elderly. well, according to eugenics, the elderly have served their time. they have made their contribution and the other part that i want to say is they want to give it to the majority of black people because they seem to get it first because, i guess, the type of immunities -- communities they illumine. why, after 300 years of lynching and killing black folks, they want to save us first? host: let's go to michael, calling from minnesota, and he says yes. h

the division saying, quote, eugene goodman stood in the doorway that day. we see you, eugene.roup of lawmakers saying that will introduce a bill now to award officer goodman the congressional gold medal, one of the nation's highest honors, to say thank you. >> his bravery seen by the nation and by the world. i'll see you tomorrow. good night. >>> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc7 news. >> the world is nearing two million covid-19-related deaths, and medical professlshe y ea are calling for patience amid the slow vaccine roll-out. good afternoon. thanks for joinings us. i'm larry beil. >> and i'm kristen sze. abc trend analysis shows about 1 in over 858 americans has now died from covid-19. the u.s. is averaging more than 3300 deaths per day. that's the highest number since the beginning of the pandemic. vaccinations are crucial to ending the lls abc7 news reporter kris reyes is live in the newsroom. kris, you tried to get some clarity on vaccine schedules today from people who are tasked to serve those who are vulnerable, but also the public

that's just the fact. >> eugene, people keep asking how we move on, how we come back together.you wrote this about the next two weeks. it's possible to see better days ahead. inauguration day is just two weeks away, but somehow our damaged nation has to make it through those next two weeks. police and the national guard are capable of re-establishing peace in the streets. but the wounds are ragged and deep. we'll be paying for the mistake of electing this bitter, twisted man as president for a long, long time. >> yeah, and i do, unfortunately, i believe we will be. the fractures and divisions in our society about race, about income, about class, about education, about a lot of things have been there. and they were there when donald trump became president. the one thing that donald trump does brilliantly in politics, it's the only thing he knows how to do is drive wedges mean drove wedges in all those cracks and from cracks into chasms. and at the same time, there was the solidification of these two sort of -- not just two media ecosystems but two completely separate realities.

. >> and we just heard remarkable comments from mitch mcconnell, eugene.ted to ask you about this. let's play mitch mcconnell on the senate floor, opening the senate floor today. >> the mob was fed lies. they were provoked by the president and other powerful people. and they tried to use fear and violence to stop a specific proceeding of the first branch of the federal government, which they did not like. but we pressed on. we stood together and said an angry mob would not get veto power over the rule of law in our nation, not even for one night. >> do you pick up any signals there as to what direction he might be going in? >> well, doesn't sound very good for the president there. maybe a vote for conviction because he said the president, along with other powerful people, who include republican members of the senate, mitch mcconnell's colleagues, ted cruz and josh holly, provoked this crowd by feeding them lies. that's absolutely true. mitch mcconnell doesn't say much unless he means to say it and knows exactly what signals and messages he's sending when h

to hang back and that day in 2018 a lifelong dream of eugene parker's came true. the further away the probe is from earth the more difficult it becomes to communicate with it and directly at the sun there is radio silence. operating like a sort of probe is one of the most challenging arm aspects of the mission. when we get into the encounter more when the spacecraft is very close of song it has to be 100 percent autonomy us. by that i mean if there is something that happens of the spacecraft it has already paid such we cannot intervene we cannot do anything for. a worldwide network event 10 is unable dated to be exchanged and yet contact between earth and the probe is only possible when the 2 are in a particular configuration with each other. so basically when we get in the. encounter mode the only way to communicate with spacecraft is what we call a beacon tolls and because those are very limited bits of deliberately that tells us the overall state of the operation level of the space guy and they are emitted but we call the fund beams and this fund beams that emi

back and that day in 2018 a lifelong dream of eugene parker's came true. the further away the probe is from earth the more difficult it becomes to communicate with it and directly at the sun there is radio silence. operating by a sort of probe is one of the most challenging arm aspects of the mission. when we get into the encounter more when the spacecraft is very close of song it has to be 100 percent autonomy us. by that i mean if there is something that happens with spacecraft it has to solve repayed such we cannot intervene we cannot do anything for. a world wide network event tenners enables data to be exchanged and yet contact between earth and the probe is only possible when the 2 are in a particular configuration with each other. so basically when we get in the. encounter mode the only way to communicate with spacecraft is what we call a beacon tolls and beacon tolls are very limited bits of deliberately that tells us the overall state of the operations level of the spacecraft and they are emitted but we fund beams and this front beams that emit ba

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eugene and jonathan are both msnbc political analysts.he position of the trump administration, the position that trump is in now is that these rioters are saying, you know, we were following you. like, you can come out now, mr. president, and say you condemn the violence and that violence has no place in our movement, but, like, the clear statements that they're making is that, you know, the only reason we were there is because the president told us to be here and this is what he wanted us to do. what does the white house have to say about that? >> well, john, first of all, since every day that's followed since the january 6th insurrection of the capitol, what we have learned has grown more and more terrifying. each day seems to bring with it a new video, new testimony, as to just how dire things were in that day and they were bad from the beginning. obviously, five americans have lost their lives connected to what happened that day. and it certainly seems like a few wrong turns or a few acts of heroism from a handful of capitol police of

on her back and that day in 2018 a lifelong dream of eugene parker's came true. the further away the probe is from earth the more difficult it becomes to communicate with it and directly at the sun there is radio silence. operating like a sort of probe is one of the most challenging arm aspects of the mission. when we get into the encounter more when the spacecraft is very close of song it has to be 100 percent of one of us and by that i mean if there is something that happens of spacecraft it has will repeat such we cannot intervene we cannot do anything for . a worldwide network of van tenors and mabel's data to be exchanged and yet contact between earth and the probe is only possible when the 2 are in a particular configuration with each other. so basically when we get in the. encounter mode the only way to communicate with spacecraft is what we call a beacon problems and because those are fairly limited bits of deliberately that tells us the overall state of the operation level of the spacecraft and they are emitted but we called the fund beams and this fund

officer eugene goodman showed us the real america.nn, cbs news, atlanta. >> simply amazing. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," a look at how a decision by some corporations to suspend political donations could impact lawmakers from both political parties. >>> plus, we will speak with michael osterholm, a member of president-elect biden's president-elect t biden's cocov9 presidenent-elect bibiden's cov9 advisory b board aboutut the rot ofof the vaccicine. and comedidian chris rock has a candid conversation with gayle king on everything from politics to race. that's it for "cbs morning news." thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day.

we're joined by eugene daniels and ann gearing, white house reporter for the washington post and msnbc political analyst. good early morning to all of you. ellison, let's talk about the arrest of the armed man near the site of the inauguration. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: the police say that man, a virginia man pulled up to a security checkpoint, probably one that looks similar to this to give you a sense of how many checkpoints there are. this is one intersection. if you look all the way around here, you will see checkpoints, police, military vehicles in almost every single direction. police say that this man, wesley beeler told them he had a handgun under his armrest. as they searched his truck they found more than 500 rounds of 9 millimeter ammunition and nearly 2 dozen shotgun shells. he was booked on suspicion of possession of unregistered ammunition. he has been released and told by police to stay out of d.c. he did speak to our nbc affiliate and he said that he was in downtown d.c. working security and in his words he essentially made an honest mistake. he claims tha

the former exec editor of "the new york times" and eugene robinson of "the washington post."alk to yee june all the time. i haven't talked to you in months. i hope the new year finds you well. i want to show you the cover of "time" magazine, and yes, in doing so i realize more people now see it than will buy it at the kroger tomorrow, but it says day one, the oval office, like the capitol has been tagged and defiled and looted. hal, did they get it about right? >> they did. congratulations to "time." as you just said, as the president just said and as rahm emanuel said today, no president in our memory has come in with this agenda of difficulty. and i was so pleased to hear dr. fauci to hear the word liberated yesterday when i was listening to him. because i think it captures something of the national mood. i have been a professional watcher of politics for over 50 years, and no event they ever witnessed brought me the feeling of relief i felt in seeing this man take office and this other man leave the capitol. now, as to the agenda of problems, i think -- i think joe biden i

elderly the polish legal system is built on that basis abortion means taking the child's life the eugenic premises for the good in the of the unborn violate the constitutional basis. first joins now by apollo been a teeny history professor added supriya university margaret clarke director of abortion support network and a member of abortion without borders and tim de up from christy and concern thank you all for joining us on the program this evening the 1st question to tame please if i may attend do you think poland is taking things too far with this near total ban on abortion. i think that they've done the right thing and credit to them for deciding that eugenic abortions shouldn't be allowed just as you heard the judges say that they conceived is found on the basis of a right to life and that life is infinitely precious human life is infinitely valuable and just because some baby has got some kind of thing like down's syndrome or some other. thing wrong with it doesn't mean that it gives it no right to life and i think this is good news for women as well because they won't be pressured

reportedly just about 100 feet away, rioters were led away from pence by office eugene goodman. one of the first people who breached the senate chamber, jacob chansley, he was in court today. and authorities on the ominous note prosecutors say he left on the vice president's desk in that chamber. also under arrest tonight the man seen in this horrific scene, allegedly beating a police officer with an american flag and a pole. and we are hearing from some of the officers who were under attack including officer daniel hodges screaming for help as he was crushed in the doorway. tonight we're also learning about the phone call between vice president pence and vice president-elect kamala harris. and news tonight here on president trump who is now planning a military-style farewell for himself on the morning of the inauguration. we're going to begin this friday night with abc's martha raddatz leading us off. >> reporter: tonight, the nation's capital braced for violence. checkpoints and barricades throughout the city. arm national guard patrolling capitol hill. and with just four days

only led away by officer eugene goodman, who acted as a decoy. that scene playing out while pence, his wife, and daughter were just 100 feet away. after he was rushed to safety, one of the first people to reach pence's desk, jacob chansley, the so-called qanon shaman. prosecutors arguing he should remain in custody after leaving a note on pence's desk that read, it's only a matter of time. justice is coming." prosecutors also citing images they say are of retired air force lieutenant colonel larry brock with those zip ties as evidence of plans to take hostages. brock and chansley both served in the military. and jacob fracker, one of the two rocky mountain virginia policemen arrested, is also a corporal in the virginia national guard. offduty at the time. jenna ryan was arrested today. the texas real estate agent took a private jet to washington and called it one of the best days of her life. and tonight, chilling firsthand accounts from some of the heroic police officers fighting off the mob last week talking today with our pierre thomas. 32-yea

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joining us now reporter for "the washington post" eugene scott. eugene, it's great to see you.ed on your twitter feed, we don't think you got a ton of sleep last night. thank you for perhaps staying up with us today. i want to talk about georgia because this is not necessarily the result that i feel like a lot of my sources were expected. certainly, i talked to a lot of hopeful democrats that this is how this was going to play out. but i think everyone was still a little shell-shocked for how things played out downballot in the general election in november. people were pretty nervous to say they're going to win this. of course, nbc has not called one of these two races. but it certainly looks like we're on track to have chuck schumer be the majority leader in the biden administration. that is a seismic shift. what do you think this is going to mean for the senate and for president-elect biden as he starts to try to figure out how to govern? >> well, what this means for the senate if the democrats actually in fact do take control of it is they will have a much easier time of get

eugene and andrew still with us as well. let's throw this open. i'm so struck by something eddie, you said to me after the el paso massacre. you said this is who we are and i've been wanting to ask you for a whole long week now if that was your thought when you watched the insurrection last wednesday. >> oh, absolutely. absolutely. it's a result of failure, nicole, to deal with our demons, to really grapple with the horror of white supremacy that in some ways tried to choke the life out of our democracy and i've been thinking, as i was sitting here. why he was impeached. he was incompetent, a drunkard in some ways, a buffoon but he refused to hold the south accountable. he was going to readmit them into the union. they were going to allow them to establish governments, deny black votes rights and in other words, to reassert white superiority, the white rule in the south and folk in the congress said no and it's because they impeached that we get radical reconstruction. and here we are right now trying to hold the president accountable for inciting

eugene, david, nicole, thank you.ned, we'll see a lot of joe biden and vice president kamala harris. tonight abby phillip has this special report at 10:00 p.m. a sit-down with kamala and her husband. that's making history at 10:00 p.m. we'll take a quick break and come back with really remarkable thoughts from cnn's sara sidner about covering these twin crises, covid and now possible terror. we'll be right back. at my speed? smart itk yep. with flexpath, you can finish your bachelors degree on your terms and budget. capella university. don't just learn. learn smarter. use a single hr software? nope. we use 11. eleven. why do an expense report from your phone when you can do it from a machine that jams? i just emailed my wife's social security number to the entire company instead of hr, so... please come back. how hard is your business software working for you? with paycom, employees enter and manage their own hr data in one easy-to-use software. visit paycom.com for a free demo. hon? first off, we love each other... a