floor. >> tucker: there was that shooting we opened with tonight, a married veteran killed right there in the capital. do you have any detail on that at all? >> i do not, i believe i was some distance away from there. it's difficult to tell exactly what the timing of the shooting was as compared to when i got in there but i did not see anything, i did hear pops but it was very hard to tell whether those pops were flash bangs or teargas or gunshots. >> tucker: described the protesters if you would, we may never know the truth here, i keep seeing all kinds of accounts of who they were and what their motives might have been, what was your view? >> i think as with all of these protests, it's a mix of individuals, people are out there with good intentions and people are out there keen on capitalizing on the chaos that might take place.

so there's that. 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.