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a role in all of this in john is next to tell larry: earlier in the week former vice president mike pencetion called advancing american freedom. in an op-ed in wednesday's washington times mr. pence said the aaf to then build against the successful policies against the trump pence a administration. here's a long list of trump cabinets and staff members signed on to the advisory board of mr. pence's group including kellyanne conway, newt gingrich, bob lighthizer, angela wheeler and full disclosure, myself and president trump has spoken well of the group. our next guest is a distinguished former ambassador of canada and to the united nations kelli kraft, she is also joined the advisory board, wonderful to see you dear friend and tell us some of your thoughts why you wanted to join this depends advisory board. >> thank you, it is great to see you today i must say when i was asked i felt immediately honored but i have to say this is more than just an endorsement of the character of mike pence in the integrity and honesty and the friendship but it's an endorsement of the fact that the trump ad

give vice president mike pence a warm south carolina welcome. [applause] ♪ mr. lo, south carolina. i went to think the senator for those over the humble words. i am thankful to be here. i think josh does the introduction that i prefer is a little bit shorter. i am a christian, a conservative, and a republican in that order, and it is my great honor to be with all of you today, and it is a great honor to be here at one of the most effective profamily organizations in the united states of america, palmetto family council. let's hear it for david wilson and the whole team. [applause] thank you for supporting this group. it is great to be back in south carolina, home to so many leaders i admire, governor mcmaster, senator lindsey graham. we are joined today by a dear friend of mine, congressman joe wilson, a great champion. [applause] and i what you think the members of the general assembly who are here with us today. i know you are in session, but make some time to put palmetto family council first and i am honored by your presence. and how about senator tim scott l

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and we can expect to hear quite a few counterpoints during his speech tonight. >> mike pence offeringresponse to the address to congress. you have new reporting on the strained relationship between pence and donald trump, his former boss. what are you learning. >> reporter: people close to both relationships say it remains strained after trump wanted pence to block the electoral college votes and obviously the former vice president did not agree to go along with that plan. they do remain in touch. however, they've spoken at least once a month since leaving office. but cnn has learned that former president trump was not given a heads up when mike pence went into heart surgery earlier this month. that, in fact, the former president learned about that procedure much like the rest of us, after pence's team put out a public statement. so that is indicative, again, of how strained this relationship remains between the former president and vice president. >> yeah, for sure. good to see you, gabby, thank you. >> thank you. >>> coming up for us, big plans with a big price tag, how joe biden is

decline to certify an election while mike pence's life was in danger during this insurrection.dible. but there are people who still believe that. that's why he is still saying it. so republicans are in a position, in a terrible position, where they have to say, either we move forward or we keep donald trump at the helm. so long as we keep him at the helm, we have to keep everything that comes with it, including the big lie. >> i mean, we have video, video has emerged from january 6th of mike pence fleeing the building. 60 seconds away. we have this new audio of mike pence calling on the authorities because he knew his boss wasn't doing that even the president as you mentioned last night, the former president essentially saying it was within his constitutional duty to overturn the election results. that is blatantly false. that is blatantly not true. but that is exactly what these protesters what these insurrectionists, what these rioters were saying to me on january 6th in that they felt as if it was mike pence's duty to overturn the election results, pushing the lie that then

hang mike pence, hang mike pence. they had it all laid out for mike pence, but here's the thing.s family's life was in danger. his wife's life was in danger. and his kids' life were in danger. and yet, mike pence still won't criticize donald trump. what else, really, do you need to know about a man? >> it's not a party. it's a republican cult. and mike pence is in it. ed luce, thank you so much. >>> meanwhile, the pbs series frontline has teamed up with propublica for an investigation into the rise of extremism in america, which mostly -- which most recently culminated in the january 6th capitol attack. here's a look at their documentary, "american insurrection." >> seemy says while brian james and the proud boys may have pushed hard to push into the mainstream, many still subscribe to extremist beliefs. >> this is a t-shirt in reference to mass slaughter of jewish during the holocaust, which is that 6 million isn't snuff. >> let's bring in the film's director, oscar-nominated, emmy-winning director, richard raleigh. give us some catastrophic perspective, because a lot of the vio

mentioned the mike pence book.ing to publish mike pence, it unequivocally advocated for racism, sexism, homophobia, xenophobia, islamophobia, anti-semitism, and violence. this is not a difference of opinion, but it is legitimizing bigotry." you want to weigh in here? >> yeah, there are about 216 employees that signed a letter from what we have seen publicly. and so that represents about 14.5% of the company. so essentially, 85% of simon & schuster did not sign this letter and did not complain. so once again, you are hearing a very, very vocal minority that would like to do exactly what harold ford jr. just talked about, which is to silence debate and silence opinion. obviously the government should never tell simon & schuster or any other book publisher what they should say. but this is why i think that you will continue to see more and more conservative outlets, whether it's publishing books, whether it's podcasts, whether it's things like fox news, for consumers to have choices where they can listen and hear othe

chanting, "hang mike pence"? >> hang mike pence! hang mike pence! hang mike pence! hang mike pence! >> so, that, right there, what you just saw. that's what the propaganda-news network. propaganda network is saying never happened. the former-house speaker, john boehner, lashing out at trump in his new book. in very boehner-style language. saying the former president incited that bloody insurrection for nothing more than selfish reasons. that he perpetuated by -- selfish reasons, perpetuated by and i quote here bullshit he had been shoveling since he lost a fair election, the previous november. a trump adviser firing back, calling boehner a swamp creature. no matter what lies the right tries to spin, we all saw what happened on january 6th. there is no denying it, no matter how much you try to deny it. no denying it. it was one of the dark edest da in the history of this country. and no matter how many lies they tell, we all saw it happen, with our own eyes. funny how, in this country, right, people always want to change history. rewrite it. whitewash it. why is that? why is that? fo

mike pence fox news. jackie heinrich has our report tonight from washington, d. c. the remarks focused on positioning republicans to win back the majority and 2022. but former president trump reportedly spent several minutes tearing into senate minority leader mitch mcconnell and former vice president mike pence for accepting the results of the electoral college and certifying president biden's win. according to reports, trump referred to mcconnell with an expletive calling him a stone cold loser, saying a real leader would not have accepted the results. and also slamming mcconnell for not defending him during impeachment. he also marked his wife for resigning her cabinet post after the insurrection. the bad blood comes as a number of incumbents are fighting for re election seeking endorsements, but so far their priorities are mostly aligned. then i think the one thing that should unite president trump mitch mcconnell myself others who are running for re election this year is getting candidates on the field who are electable in a general election. that should unite

from your firsthand knowledge, did mike pence ever get asked to do something and say i get to it when i can. seems like kamala harris was asked to take over the border problem and basically went to connecticut, chicago, california, made one call to mexico and it is decorating her house, did she blow off the president of the united states when she was asked to do something. >> it is a shocking display of disrespect for the president. he announced you are in charge of the border crisis and you say nevermind, i don't think so. i've never seen anything like this in my life and i will say this. one area of focus on with my organization is the nightmare at the border, already working with state attorneys general on the litigation in terms of mass release of illegal immigrants with criminal records but the point is we don't have the house, we don't have the senate. people who believe in america first principles, who believe in sovereignty need to understand the legal battle is where this fight is going to be won or lost. brian: appreciate you waiting for us, the america first legal foundatio

fauci, and even his former vice president mike pence. calloway, democratic strategist and founder of the voter protection action fund, susan del percio, msnbc political analyst, and david jolly, former gop congressman and msnbc contributor. trump took aim at senator mitch mcconnell, labeling him a "dumb son of a b" and "stone cold loser." do you expect pence and mcconnell to stand up? >> this is the kind of speech that forced republicans to lose the georgia special elections. this is donald trump showing he just cares about himself. like you said, he's airing his own grievances. and he's giving his enemies list. he's not doing anything about the party. donald trump was not speaking as a leader of the republican party. he was speaking as a leader of the biggest grip he's got going. >> "the new york times" points out how this underscores the tension between the republican party and donald trump, writing, the same former president who last month sent the rnc a cease and desist letter, on saturday evening served as the party's fundraising he

he attacked his former vice president, saying he was, quote, disappointed that mike pence did the right thing and certified the 2020 election results. and he, of course, spewed more of the big lie about who won the 2020 election. trump's ranting and raving simply too much for some in the crowd. here's house republican conference chair liz cheney earlier today. >> the former president is using the same language that he knows provoked violence on january 6th. we know as a party we need to be focused on the future. we need to be focused on embracing the constitution, not embracing insurrection. >> as republicans attempt to move on without their man, without the ability to even put trump's name on a coffee mug, a hat, or a t-shirt, republicans appear to be turning into the party of no, again. going back to their obama era basics of obstruction instead of being willing to negotiate and legislate in good faith. starting us off this hour, juanita tolliver is a democratic strategist, suhill kapoor is a national political reporter, and philip bump, national correspondent for "the washington post

when donald trump chose mike pence to be on the ticket, the vice-president had a long history inside for traditional values. a number of voters were excited and said we will secure a border and take on china and that was a prescription for success. record tax relief and new trade deals and prosperity for the american people. we believe that's a prescription not just for the past but for the future. we will defend the record of the last 4 years under the trump and pence administration from the leftist attacks that want to erase the successes we achieved. this organization will focus not just on what we did but will say this is where we need to move forward to secure a winning majority in the united states. >> the president and vice-president talking and do you think if president trump runs mike pence is the running mate again? >> well, i won't comment on the second piece. i will leave that to the president. they had a great partnership. they have spoken several times in the last few weeks. the president called the vice-president to congratulate him. >> back in a moment. last bite is n

hang mike pence! hang mike pence! hang mike pence! >> so that right there what you just saw that's what the propaganda news network -- the propaganda network is saying never happened. the former house speaker john boehner lashing out at trump in his new book in very boehner-style language saying the former president, quote, incited that election for nothing more than selfish reasons, that he -- selfish reasons perpetuated by and i quote here, bullshit he's been shoveling since he lost a fair election last november. trump advisor firing back calling boehner a swamp creaturech no matter what lies the right tries to spin we all saw what happened on january 6th. there's no denying it no matter how much you try to deny it, no denying it. it was one of the darkest days in the history of this country. and no matter how many lies they tell we all saw it happen with our own eyes. funny how in this country, right? people always want to change history, rewrite it, whitewash it. why is that? why is that? fox propaganda? perhaps t

i want to ask you about mike pence. from him for the first time in a while sense according to the president's own aides, the president ignored him january 6th. he was upset and there with his daughter when that happened. the president didn't seem to care. from his speech we had him touting the trump-penn administration. in 48 months they achieved the lowest unemployment and highest household income and most energy production and most pro american trade. we fact checked several of those because frankly not all of them are true. he's basically tying himself to trump. do you respect that? >> i really don't. i think mike pence learned the hard way donald trump loyalty is a one way street. mike pence couldn't have been more loyal, to have the president turn on him and sic a mob on him and trying to hang him. to still turn around and try to ingratiate yourself to the president i don't think it was very helpful to mike pence, a good man i searched with and trying to attach theirselves to a twice impeached seriously flawed indi

trump said he was, quote, disappointed in mike pence for certifying the election.s were left feeling uncomfortable. one of trump's chief defenders former house speaker knute bring grip told the ap we are much better off if we keep focusing on the democrats, period. yeah. the third ranking house republican liz cheney who voted to impeach trump in the wake of the capitol riot did not attend the rnc fundraiser about had it to is a i about the former president's remarks. >> the former president is using the same language that he knows provoked violence on january 6th. as a party we need to be focused on the future, we need to be focused on embracing the constitution, not embracing insurrection. >> okay. joining us now republican strategist michael steele, he served as a top aide for former house speaker john boehner. good morning to you. there is so much to talk about here. i want to -- let's bring your former boss into the conversation for a second here because he obviously has had a lot to say about this over many, many years. let me show you a little bit of what he

. >> this evening former vice president mike pence will deliver his first public remarks since leaving office. he is the featured speaker at a fundraiser hosted by the palmetto family council. watch live coverage starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, online, or listen with the free c-span radio app. >> earlier today house speaker nancy pelosi spoke to reporters about president biden's first address to congress. speaker pelosi: good morning, good morning. good morning, it is today. today we celebrate 100 days of the biden-harris administration. in that time, working together, democrats have made historic progress to defeat the pandemic and to address the economic crisis. administering over 200 million doses -- imagine, the president had 100 million as his goal, and we have exceeded 200 million shots, delivering over 160 million checks, and putting $1 trillion into workers' pockets. we have made historic progress to build back better, cutting child poverty in half. imagine in the rescue package, initiatives that could cut child poverty in half, delivering health care to an additional

they wanted to hang mike pence. what if they did? would it have been a big deal then?a big deal? the police, we did our job. we fought like hell to protect democracy. it wasn't a big deal. >> reporter: more than 400 protestors have been charged for the capitol breach. dominic pezzola is awaiting trial on 11 counts, including conspiracy and assault and could face up to 20 years in prison. he pled not guilty. robert gieswein is facing charges for assault with a baseball bat and aerosol spray. jessica watkins is behind bars after a judge said she was too dangerous to be released prior to trial. she's pled not guilty. riley williams is charged with four counts, including aiding or abetting the theft of government property. jacob chansley has pled not guilty to six charges. once chansley's lawyer responded to nbc's request for comment on the charges. he said chansley is in the process of reconciling with the propaganda, words, and actions of former president trump. ashley babbitt died of a gunshot wound. her family accused police of an unjustified use of deadly force and ca

she was a homeland security and counterterrorism advisor to vice president mike pence. most of you know her because she shifted over to coronavirus response, but in fact her specialty is domestic terrorism and anti-terrorist activities. olivia, good to see you. thank you for joining us. and before we get to this letter, something tied to it has happened just last night. our reporter, monica alba, has confirmed that at a republican fund-raising event, donald trump referred to mitch mcconnell as a dumb sob, calling him a stone cold loser and said this, which is interesting. a real leader would have never accepted the results of the election last november. donald trump continues to this day to deny that he lost that election and continues to perpetrate a big lie that led to that january 6th insurrection at the capitol. so it is still not over and you saw those numbers of the number of republicans who believe that that rioting, that insurrection at the capitol, was caused by left-wing violent extremists. >> right. hi, ali, good to see you again. i think the fundamental prob

because if mike pence does the right thing, we win the election. all vice-president pence has to do is send it back to the states to re-certify, and we become president and you are the happiest people. >> when mike pence did not do that, well, the mob, including the oath keeper charged the capital. retired lieutenant general russel honore released a report from his findings. he was tasked by george w. bush more than 15 years ago to lead the response to hurricane katrina. and lieutenant general russel honore joins me now. first i want you to talk about what your findings were in this review. >> yes, chris. we made about six substantial recommendations. one on intelligence, which we've heard a lot about, the i.g. of the capital -- capitol police spoke to that yesterday. by the time we finished in six weeks, we finished the intelligence processing. they need more people, more trained people. we added an additional 833 officers. the capitol police are 233 short. we need a recruiting and retention program to fill the 233 that they're short today, plus t

. >> gloria, you have new reporting on the former vice president mike pence. >> mike pence is somebodymp, he's also pulling back from donald trump. i spoke with a source familiar with how he is feeling. it's clear from my reporting that that relationship will never be back the way it was what happen you're going to hear from mike pence more and more again, because he does want to run for the presidency, is this source said mike used to talk about what trump did. now he talks about what we did. so separating himself a bit, understanding that he needs donald trump if he's going to be successful. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up, a disaster strikes a huge religious festival in israel, leaving at least 45 people dead, including americans. we have new details. advanced non-small cell lung cancer can change everything. but your first treatment could be a chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies that works differently. it could mean a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread, tests positive for pd-l1 and

not connect. >> it's interesting, senator flake, that trump criticized his former vice president mike pencelacked courage. yet pence continues to publicly defend trump. is it time for pence to realign his loyalty? >> i think that ship has sailed. it should have happened long ago. if matt gaetz is wondering whether the president will be loyal to him, he need only look at mike pence, who was unfailingly loyal for four years. and then in the final act did what he needed to do, what he should have done in declaring the election over. and that was too much for donald trump. so, yeah, i would have liked to have seen it long before now, yes. >> it's interesting, governor kasich, sources tell cnn trump declined to meet with congressman matt gaetz who's down in florida not far from mar-a-lago as the scandal around him is intensifying. is this where trump, you believe, draws the line? >> come on, wolf. this is all so nuts down there, right? they got a bunch of people that come in. they all say the same thing. it's basically negative. it's attack on the other side with very few answers of what we need

also expressing his disappoint ment for from mike pence.s will be responding if he is put in front of the cameras to that question. typically he had a dry response to these kinds of things, not wanting to stir things up. donald trump remains the head of the party, a fundraising pull, and a provocature. republicans want to retake control of those chambers. and so donald trump's force is one that remains. he may not live here any more, but he is in republican circles. >> kelly o'donnello'donnell, th. >>> an army officer in uniform pepper strayed by virginia police. what happened and what virginia's governor is now saying. after the break. r is now saying after the break. u do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a short list of quality candidates from our resume database. claim your seventy five dollar credit, when you post your first job at indeed.com/home. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ comfort in the extreme. ♪♪ the lincoln family of luxury suvs. >>> we are bringing you back live to minneapolis now where the jury is in the courtroom for the mur

calling him unflattering names according to "the new york times" and vented his disappointment at mike pence. he does have support from many republicans. here in d.c., bipartisanship continues to be discussed if not yet realized. president biden will meet with law makers from both parties tomorrow here at the white hous. the president is proposing $620 billion for traditional instruction. $400 billion for the care economy, putting money toward elder care, childcare and so on. republicans say they are willing to work on the more traditional types of infrastructure spending. they oppose much of the spending they see as new social programs. >> kelly o'donnell at white house. thanks. >>> chuck todd is nbc's political director. good morning. good to see you. bipartisanship was the word when president biden came into office almost three months ago. he brought all the republicans in. tried to get them on board with covid relief. not a single republican went. it passed through with democratic support. looks like it's headed in that direction with infrastructure. he is using executive action on gun s

was hundreds of people chanting hang mike pence that's her own vice president. trump got them riled up in a murderous and new they came with nooses, and zip ties they're looking for nancy pelosi they're looking for mike pence and they were looking for trouble. now when they found trouble go crimea river. all these going i thought we are going to go murder people we are right white right wing. are we able to do that? >> generally word but not anymore. they should base those consequences. in terms of trump himself was a political crime he knew he'd lost the election or he's insane, i don't care either way try to undermine democratically held election. he even considered martial law the guys a fascist through and through. i think he should have been convicted after he got impeached and convicted in the senate. but in terms of the legal trial i think it's going to be very hard to convict him on criminal offense because his words were vague enough to be very hard to prove in a court of law beyond a reasonable doubt that he meant they should go and kill people face bi

. >> kristin: former vice president mike pence will be promoting a pair of books.uction of which is causing consternation. lauren green shows us. >> more than 200 shy minutes -- simon & schuster employee signed a petition that they cancel mike pence's book deals accusing the company of "complicity in perpetuating white supremacy." they called mike pence a central figure in a presidency that "advocated for racism, sexism, homophobia," adding "it's not a difference of opinion. it's legitimizing bigotry." the ceo stood by the decision writing to employees as a publisher in this polarized era, we have experienced outrage from both sides of the political divide. we come to work each day to publish, not cancel. it runs counter to the mission. the company did cancel a book by senator josh hawley because of his protests over the 2020 election results and scrapped plans to distribute a book by one of the officers involved in the breonna taylor shooting. one industry experts as changes in publishing reflect a wider divide. >> the information, the narrative the you absorb is

lane. >> the former president has named lots of republicans he sees as future leaders, but not mike pence does? >> a lot that's partly because his political future was sort of over when donald trump chose him to be his running mate as compared to someone like nikki haley, marco rubio, or other republicans who had their own brand. mike pence, as the governor of indiana, was kind of at the end of his line. he got a lifeline from donald trump there was a resuscitation of a political career that was really over we'll see what he says tonight there's obviously been a big rift i don't put much stake into trump's comments i think he likes the guessing game and keeping the entire field frozen and on their toes all of them on some level have to wait and see what trump does. >> annie karni from "new york times," thank you. >>> president biden giving congress a deadline to pass police reform. he told lawmakers he wants the george floyd justice in policing act passed by may 25th, one year after derek chauvin murdered george floyd congress is getting to work. they're continues negotiation on the hill

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announcer: thursday, former vice president mike pence will deliver his first public remarks since leaving office in january. he is the featured speaker at a fundraiser hosted by the palmetto family council, a social conservative group from south carolina. watch live coverage starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. announcer: tonight on the communicators, a look at social media and content moderation with jessica, director of the center for technology and innovation at the competitive enterprise institute. >> republicans tend to be very upset about the content moderation being too much, and that it seems to them to be politically motivated and putting conservative voices at a disadvantage online. where a lot of the democrat members of congress seem very upset that more content is not being taken down. they feel that dangerous or untrue things are being left up and that is creating all sorts of other problems that spill over into our off-line world. i think a lot of washington can agree that content moderation is something every

listen to this >> former vice president mike pence has signed a multimillion-dollar book deal he will two books for publisher simon and shuster. that makes him one of the first in trump's inner circle to land such a deal. >> jimmy: of course the book will be written by a ghost writer mike pence [ light laughter ] >> steve: oh >> jimmy: but the book is a little different, though there's a blank white page in the middle with the caption "selfie. [ light laughter ] i'm sure there will be a lot of talk about religion, his hopes and dreams, and then maybe a a chapter about how his boss tried to murder him. [ light laughter ] you never know you never know until you read it, right? >> steve: never know right >> jimmy: of course pence is currently considering a lot of titles for his memoir. first there's "50 shades of white. [ light laughter ] there's also "lord of the flies. [ light laughter ] next there is "tuesdays with moron. [ laughter ] >> steve: oh >> jimmy: and finally, "are you there, mother? it's me, your husband. [ laughter ] come on, that's good >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: and th

in this report, they were detailing how former vice president mike pence was trying to take control byling the acting defense secretary and telling him to, quote, clear the capitol, trying to step in there. additionally while house speaker nancy pelosi and senate majority leader chuck schumer were trying to plead with the army to bring in the national guard to mitigate some of the attacks and violence that were taking place. this all comes as who is actually making those decisions, and this is very notable, because former president trump, according to this report, was not engaged. it fell on to former vice president pence, congressional leaders, key officials within the pentagon as well as senior white house aides to be making these decisions and mitd gaiting what was taking place just beyond this secure bunker where they were all gathered according to this report. as you noted, kendis, there's going to be a hearing later this week from a house subcommittee trying to make them make the report they've been working around january 6th, to be made available to the public. that's coming fro

i don't agree with everything that mike pence believes and i know that because i was able to listen toh is a valuable thing. he's also a former vice president. he's not just a random bridge troll, not that i would not read that book. bridge troll life is fascinating. but a lot of people to agree with him. you would want to understand and engage with it and be able to have more knowledge and not lasts about an entire period in history. to have this view that your view is not just the only view that's desirable for people to consume but acceptable for people to consume is arrogant. thinking that it makes you a good person is also delusional. >> greg: cowardice, fear that may be that person's other ideas might influence yours. you should be so confident. jessie, you have a special announcement since we are talking about books, right? >> jesse: you really blew that set up. i want to talk about simon & schuster. the trump people have goals and it's because they spent hours and hours around president trump. think about how many offhanded, insane comments. i was lucky enough to have dinner wi

is the rub on mike pence. they want to keep fighting and fracturing society, on one side or the other and there's a giant chasm. i don't like the chasm. i am over the chasm. stuart: talk about marijuana. 4:20 was yesterday. stuart: i am a day late. stuart: marijuana activists were handing free part 2 vaccinated people in new york city, they called it joints for jabs. senator schumer wants marijuana to be decriminalized next year. that will be at the federal level. i am not going to express my opinion on this. what you say? >> i think it is fantastic because recreational marijuana in 15 states plus dc, additional marijuana legal in 37 states, 100 million people in the us living in states where there is some form of legal marijuana, 69% of respondentss in a quinnipiac poll said they favor legalizing marijuana more than $15 an hour minimum wage and this can have bipartisan support. stuart: opening at the federal level, this fair banking which allows banks to engage in the marijuana business. do this at the federa

he went after mike pence even while claiming he likes mike pence, he talks about he should have had thee to overtutt the election results or not confirm biden's win on january 6th when biden's life was threatened that president trump was praising. what i found is they were quiet and in some cases chuckling about it in the case of john thune by saying it's not helpful, but nobody wants to take this head-on. it reminds me of 2015 when donald trump was reading lindsey graham's cellphone out loud at an event and people were either turning it into a joke or laughing. the party doesn't know what to do, and they're stuck right now in this vice that president trump has them in. >> it is interesting that the vice grip is so tight given that he's not still the prpt. ev even he was dismissed from his job, he wouldn't recognize it. the numbers ss a ss are scary. 60%, maggie, of republican voters think the election was stolen from donald trump. those are astonishing and terrifying numbers. >> look. these voters believe this because president trump said from the bully pulpit this election is rigged,

visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] >> this evening, mike pence will deliver his first public remarks since leaving office in january. he is the figure -- featured speaker of a fundraiser from a social conservative group in south carolina. watch live coverage starting at 7:00 p.m. on c-span, c-span.org, or the same with the free c-span radio app. >> now hearing on the president's 2022 budget request from the library of congress, the congressional budget office, and the government accountability office. this hearing is about an hour. >> good afternoon. i would like to welcome everyone to the second of our fiscal year 2022 budget hearings. i am joined by my ranking member, senator braun and senator heinrich. we are delighted to look at witnesses. we have the library of congress, dr. carla hayden, and a director of the congressional budget office. thank you for joining us here today to testify. the roles the all play are critical important to making sure congress can serve the american people well. your agencies help congress in our basic responsibil

inaction by president trump and how the void contributed to slowed response, specifically notes mike pencee military to clear the capitol because trump was missing in action. none of that seems to matter in the gop as they chart their course for the future, even though republican donors panned the weekend speech as horrible. party leaders don't have the courage to extricate themselves from his grasp. thanks to trump, the gop is staking the future of their party on draconian laws to disenfranchise voters like the law in georgia that criminalized act of providing food or water to voters waiting in line for hours. now georgia's genius governor said he feels their pain. the solution, let them eat delivery? that's next. delivery that's next. at fidelity, you get personalized wealth planning and unmatched overall value. together with a dedicated advisor, you'll make a plan that can adjust as your life changes, with access to tax-smart investing strategies that help you keep more of what you earn. and with brokerage accounts, you see what you'll pay before you trade. personalized advice. unmatche

. >> this evening, former vice president mike pence will deliver his first public remarks since leaving office. he is the speaker at a fundraiser hosted by the palmetto family council, a conservative group in south carolina. watch live coverage starting at 7:00 p.m. on c-span, online, or listen with the free c-span radio app. >> democratic national committee jaime harrison: talks about voting rights. >> good afternoon. welcome to the national press club what -- press club, the place where news happens. membership secretary of the international press club. inc. you for joining us for our virtual headliner. we are taking questions from the audience today. if you have a question for the chairman, please email he adliners@press.org. the president will lay out the ledge light of policies with numerous measures including childcare, paid leave, free preschool and free committed to college. it also says that sets the tone for that 2022 mid turn -- it also sets the tone for the 2022 midterm. that brings us to dnc chairman jaime harrison: and put south carolina on the map of battleground state. d

in case you're wondering where mike pence has been hiding and finally, a cat in california was recently family after she went missing 15 years ago as a kitten or, and hear me out -- cats look alike. [ laughter ] don't get me wrong it's a miracle for your family it's not the same cat. and that was a monologue we got a great show for you tonight. the longest-running cast member on "snl" is also the greatest one. kenan thompson is here tonight we'll talk about his new show "kenan," which airs tuesday nights on nbc, and also about last night with maya at the golden globes. love seeing them together. speaking of the golden globes, last night "minari" won best foreign language film. it is a beautiful film, and we will be talking to the star and executive producer, steven yeun. plus, we will have music from talented singer/songwriter julien baker she has a fantastic new album. we are going to hear a great song off that. before we get to all this, guys, i am very happy -- very happy to report that my parents, larry and hillary meyers, as of saturday - fully vaccinated both shots i'm so deeply r

it's mike pence's 100th day out of office.st time since the riot on capitol hill. pence is expected to talk about president biden's first months in office and contrast that with trump. he is expected to push for republicans to unify. i want to bring in the political investigation reporter for "the washington post," josh daucy. good morning to you. >> good morning. how are you doing today in. >> i'm good. i talked with dave wilson who said in the way that he does, the road to the white house and to haven is paved through south carolina. this is the start of the 2024 potential run for former vice president pence. he is walking this line between holding on to the trump base, which he hopes to think or would like to think he has some mantle to while not alienating more traditional conservatives. talk about how he does that, what your reporting is and the process from here. >> it's a standard trip to south carolina. he is expected to meet with several hundred pastors. he is meeting with donors. he is giving a lengthy speech. it wil

undisclosed document were the pentagon obtained by the the associated s reveals vice president mike pencefore the order was actually restored. it also shows the chaos among a few white house aides, leaders of congress and pence responding while former president trump did nothing. joining us an independent reporter in the middle of it all back in january. cynthia, professor of education and sociology and author of "hate in the homeland" the new global far right. brendan, you were filming this. you were there in the middle of it. you may have had the opportunity to read this associated press report. tell us what the memory that sticks out for you on that day now that we're hitting 100 days and if you see the report just the back and forth that was happening behind the scenes. >> yeah. i just remember it being such a chaotic day and things escalated so quickly there, it seemed that just minute by minute things just got more and more intense, things were constantly changing and so i saw a little bit of this report, i haven't had time to dig into all the details but i'm not surprised to see th

way, helene, the pentagon provided more information about january 6th and former vice president mike pence for help, clear the capitol. do you think we'll know the full story of what happened inside the pentagon that day? >> i think we will. i think that -- i think we already know a lot of what happened. we've been reporting for some time, and including on january 6th as it happened, that it was vice president pence at the time and not donald trump who was the one giving -- asking for the national guard. trump didn't want to see the national guard going there against people who he thought were his supporters initially. i think as these details continue to dribble out, they'll paint a fuller picture, yes, but i think we all know the bottom line of the story which is very much of a military and a military leadership that, because they overresponded to the black lives matter protests in june, because general milley walked across lafayette square with president trump, because they tried so hard to stop him from invoking the insurrection act and putting active duty troops on the streets against