s. history. yeah, we will need to have some rules around this. joy reid, i don't think anybody thinks that the colorado petitioners are going to get their way fromt some of these questions, the way that they were raised and the way that the lawyers had to say, the supreme court justices, we're sorry we're here, but we are here. it's really striking. >> it's not like it's every day that people try to overthrow the government. to that question, you actually have some facts around which to organize an attempt to throw a random democrat off at the ballot in the republican state. it's not like you can just do it. let's just review the record here. donald trump was not just declared an insurrectionist because the democrats of colorado were mad. a bunch of republican practitioners took this case to court. there was an actual trial, at which data thurmond and adjudicated based on republican petitioners, saying he tried to be an insurrectionist. fact number two, he was impeached, specifically, according to him, for supporting an insurrection. there are plenty of facts on the table that say that the point of what they are saying, with just a riot, it was