gabby richards gets the last word.tarts now. >>> well, good evening once again, day 24 of the biden administration. this was also day 4 of impeachment trial number 2 for donald trump. tomorrow senators are expected to vote on whether to hold

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gabby richards, let me start with you. how did this letter come about?o explain to the audience how rare this is. i've never seen anything like it. it's simply not part of the culture of the staff working there to step out in front like this and make a statement like this. how did it happen? >> thank you for having us and highlighting this. yes, a letter like this is not normal, but it came about because we collectively as staff felt as though this was an important story to tell. the experience of staffers during this insurrection, during this violent attack is real. the trauma is real, and those voices deserve to be heard, and it should weigh heavy on the conscience of our senators as they are making the decision whether or not to convict donald trump for his role in inciting this attack. >> daniel, what is it like to be walking the halls with people who you know were part of the incitement of all of this? >> lawrence, thanks for having us and i've got to say it is angering and frustrating. it's upsetting. you know, i talk to a lot of people who i work

gabby, we will go to you first, here.lleague at "politico" playbook is reporting, today, three people close to trump say he is stewing anew over kevin mccarthy. it's become so frequent that his advisers think the house minority leader may be in for a public reprimand. that's even after the powwow at mar-a-lago where he tried to patch things up after he denounced violence on january 6th. is this a preview of what we might hear tomorrow? >> we are definitely going to be looking to see if the president brings up mccarthy's name in his speech at cpac tomorrow. there is a long list of other republicans with whom he has beef, at the moment. who he might go after from the cpac stage. of course, mitch mcconnell is one of them. liz cheney is a big one. and she is really the reason right now that president trump is so privately aggravated by kevin mccarthy's actions. every single time congresswoman cheney speaks out about former-president trump, criticizes him. has something negative to say about him. he is reminded that kevin mcca

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gabby richards gets the last word. "the 11th hour with brian williams" starts now. >>> well, good evening once again, day 24 of the biden administration. this was also day 4 of impeachment trial number 2 for donald trump. tomorrow senators are expected to vote on whether to hold him responsible or acquit him of inciting an insurrection. at this hour, nbc news confirming brand new reporting out tonight about what trump knew and the actions he failed to take as rioters descended upon and then looted and desecrated our capitol in his name, while also hunting for the speaker of the house and the vice president. kevin mccarthy had a phone call with trump as the head of the riot was underway. as mccarthy pleaded for help, trump is said to have responded, well, kevin, i guess these people are more upset about the election than you are. at one point, mccarthy said, who the f do you think you're talking to? according to a republican lawmaker familiar with the call. sources tell nbc news mccarthy was shaken up during the call an

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she is from the bay area, grew up as gabriella wilson or as they call her gabby in vallejo.w, the weeknd took center stage. ♪ she don't need to worry about it ♪ >> i heard a lot of mixed reviews but i thought it was a good one. he was the sole performer singing "can't feel my face" for the finale. the tickets for the 2022 global tour for the weeknd go on sale later this morning. he's expected to make some stops in the bay area in oakland and san jose. >>> and you can send the chiefs and buccaneers home. the real winner is chunky monkey. 70 puppies took part. the competition was "ruff." when chunky monkey fell asleep on the play, many sharing the memes and confessing their love for the fluffy pup. this is always really a great part of the weekend. it helps the dogs and cats find forever homes and i know laura, you are a part of that finding forever homes. you are a forever home for a lucky little pup out there. >> that's right. little pipsqueak i got him at the san jose animal shelter probably about six years ago. i guess i'm pouring him. he's always here with me in this in-h

she is from the bay area, grew up as gabriella wilson or as they call her gabby in vallejo.he halftime show, the weeknd took center stage. ♪ she don't need to worry about it ♪ >> i heard a lot of mixed reviews but he held his own. he was the sole performer singing "can't feel my face" for the finale. the tickets for the 2022 global tour for the weeknd go on sale later this morning. he's expected to make some stops in the bay area in oakland and san jose. >>> and you can send the chiefs and buccaneers home. the real winner is chunky monkey. the puppy caught the attention of so many during the puppy bowl. 70 puppies took part. the competition was "ruff." to say the least. when chunky monkey fell asleep on the play, social media could not get enough of this guy, many sharing the memes and confessing their love for the fluffy pup. it this is always great to see. it helps the dogs and cats find forever homes and i know laura, you are a part of that finding forever homes. you know what? love those pets because they find good homes. >> big time. really does a lot for a rescue organ

>> well, i want to give a special shout-out to my colleagues, daniel and gabby, so eloquently craftednd depicted our experience. so we're not mentioning our offices, but i want to give them a special shout-out. the moment i read this letter, it really captured what all of us were feeling. it was a traumatic experience. people died. it put our colleagues, the capitol police at risk. and like i said, it just so eloquently captured what we were feeling. >> and remmington, do you think, in terms of your republican colleagues not signing on, do you think they didn't experience january 6th the same way that you did, or do you think this they are afraid to speak out or sign this letter? >> i definitely they experienced it the same way, alisyn. what i think is, i think they feared retaliation. that's more than likely the reason they didn't sign on. and that's unfortunate. because as sarah said earlier, this is a human issue. it's not a partisan issue. it wasn't a partisan experience. a lot of us were barricaded many our offices. a lot of us hid behind desks and feared for our lives and the li

my colleagues, meredith mcgraw and gabby orr are reporting there is deep anxiety within trump world about whole trial become a relitigation of that day. they recognize that that would be politically damaging to go through what happened, the violence of the day. they don't want witnesses. they don't want to have to talk about the incitement or the riots. they think that, you know, this is essentially a stage for a public relations battle, and they want to keep it short and simple, whereas democrats have been very, you know, clear, they want to talk about what happened. they want to go through whether he did incite those riots, and they want to talk about the riots, themselves. so yes, of course, it's a question of constitutionality, it's a question of whether trump will be able to run for office again or not, but more than anything else at this juncture, it's a question about trump's future. >> well, and sam, you know, i spent a lot of time thinking about mitch mcconnell in this context, because he has said some things that i think even members of his own conference were surprised to hear

the nominees are "blue bird," miranda lambert, "i hope ," gabby barrett, "i hope you're happy now", carlymake of that, if anything? >> progress. i mean -- >> 2021, yes. >> the fact that that's happening again is really exciting and all these songs are so strong, so good. >> all right. one of the biggest honors of course is entertainer of the year. i think, john, you've got that list of nominees. >> i do. all right. the nominees are luke bryan, eric church, luke combs, thomas rhett, and chris stapleton. >> all right, we went from all women, now we have all men. are you surprised by that? >> i mean, i wouldn't say surprised, sadly, but i think the fact that we have seen all women in single of the year, it shows that we're getting there. progress is being made. let's hope as the years progress we'll see more females in that category. i think it shows maybe the females put out better songs than we do. >> you know what i think is interesting, i love what you just said, kelsea, about how you had all the nominations and this is carly's first time, this is what i love about country music people,

inflict you with physical pain that you can never get over, render you unable to walk, in our colleague gabby giffords' case, almost unable to speak, but it can also inflict you with an ongoing, cascading trauma from which you may never recover. james harris was shot in hartford in 2018. he was shot while he and another friend were just hanging out in the hallway of the friend's apartment building, when a man showed up and shot james and his friend. the man was charged with a whole bunch of things, including possession of an illegal firearm, but they were just in the wrong place at the wrong time. his friend lost his life. james survived. and to this day, he experiences post-traumatic stress disorder, chronic pain, mental health challenges that i don't think anybody in this chamber can get their head wrapped around. tyreek march cez was shot in the head a decade earlier in heartford when tyreek was 7 years old following a west indian day parade in hartford in the summer of 2008. guess what? the three shooters who were arrested were all found to have illegal firearms. one of the guns they foun

happy 20th, gabby!today is my 16th birthday. ♪♪ >> oh, 16 looks good on you. sweet 16. welcome back to "today." it's thursday morning. thank you for starting your day with us, hanging out with us, having coffee with us. >> i know. we love having you along with us keeping us company. a lot of super bowl fun coming your way in this hour, even more tomorrow, because this guy is headed south. >> i drew the short straw. i'm heading down to tampa. looking forward to it. we'll be there with more on the historic matchup between tom brady and patrick mahomes. and we're going to see how the enjoy the showdown from home, still have fun but how to do it safely, as well. >> are you excited to go? >> stoked. >> i know you are. >> i'm going to bring you something back. >> you are? >> yeah. a surprise. >> looking forward to that. >> not covid. don't bring that back. >> no, not covid. >>> all right. after a frustrating, bumpy start, efforts to get more americans vaccinated against covid picking up speed. tom costello ha

i rise today to call on my colleagues to join me in honoring gabby's legacy by recommitting to expanding the value of access to health care and fostering a more equitable community for this generation and generations to come. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south dakota seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the body for one minute and revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the gentleman is recognized for one minute 6. mr. johnson: thank you, mr. speaker. from supply chain issues to uncertain plieses it's been a tough time in cattle country. to make things worse there was a fire in lemon and it was big. it burned 16,000 acres of land used to feed south dakota cattle. the tough hand that so many have been dealt could not keep the south dakota stock bales coming together and donating bail -- bale after bail of hay to those ranchers . when asked why they came to the rescue, the president of our stock growers says well, nobody asks, we just do it. that's part of our culture. part of our community. ladies

gabby giffords was shot and i was away with my kids and they said you've been looking for a chance to serve. this is your time. i called him and said yes and i won. >> what did you do after that? >> i was serving not very long when they announced they made a move to county government. he is seat opened so i ran very quickly to fill the term so by 2012 i was elected where i served for six and a half years before coming here. >> you didn't want to work with the governor's office. talk about what you did. >> governor wolf reinvigorated something the women had languished under in the previous administration. i was asked by the governor to be the one and only legislature on the commission of 20 some women. now there's more than one legislator audit. i was pleased with what he wanted to do, and more importantly what missus frances wolf wanted to do. shining a light on issues important to women and one was sexual assault on campuses. that was very important, and the governor literally went around the state to universities to say we must end sexual violence on campus. he worked with me on iss