i think this is a party which has broadly become a deeply pro-american party, a deeply committed anti-counterulture party. a party that believes washington has to be taken on and washington has to be changed. i think all that is true. part of it relates to trump. but candidly, part of it is bigger than trump. he may not want to hear that but it's true. >> pete: i believe it. >> this is a long term national movement that goes all the way back to goldwater and continued to build momentum. on liz's part, look, the cheneys are very smart, very experienced family. they have a remarkable record of serving. i thought she had every right as an individual member to vote her conscience. she had no right to use the chairmanship of the conference to exploit her position when, in fact, the conference by about 200 to 10, that's 20 to 1, was on the other side. that's why i think from an internal legislative standpoint she simply can't be chairman of a conference that she refuses to listen to. this is -- this business is about listening, not just about speaking. and she clearly refuses to listen. >> pete: re

if cannot get that from the republican party, we need to consider forming a new party. even though i signed on to that, i think it is wonderful that they are doing this, i did write a piece that this is naive. perhaps it is tilting at windmills to think at this point the republican party can be salvaged. you asked me about the decision to cancel and purge liz cheney and what that said. what it said is that republicans who care about truth, democratic norms have no place in the party. the party could not have sent a clear message -- more clear message. liz cheney, despite all of her loyalty, needs to be thrown out of leadership while people like matt gaetz and marjorie taylor green and paul gosar are members in good standing. it is time for people to say that this has gone crazy. we are headed on a dangerous path. the call asked about a dictatorship, i do not know whether they want a dictatorship , but you are seeing the rise of an authoritarian if those that we have seen in other countries that is disturbing. a willingness to engage in violence that ought to be disturbin

if cannot get that from the republican party, we need to consider forming a new party. even though i signed on to that, i think it is wonderful that they are doing this, i did write a piece that this is naive. perhaps it is tilting at windmills to think at this point the republican party can be salvaged. you asked me about the decision to cancel and purge liz cheney and what that said. what it said is that republicans who care about truth, democratic norms have no place in the party. the party could not have sent a clear message -- more clear message. liz cheney, despite all of her loyalty, needs to be thrown out of leadership while people like matt gaetz and marjorie taylor green and paul gosar are members in good standing. it is time for people to say that this has gone crazy. we are headed on a dangerous path. the call asked about a dictatorship, i do not know whether they want a dictatorship , but you are seeing the rise of an authoritarian if those that we have seen in other countries that is disturbing. a willingness to engage in violence that ought to be disturbin

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party. actually a very dangerous party. a dangerous party for governance and frankly a dangerous party to itself. in this episode of phone lines we look at the attack on the u.s. capitol its aftermath and past but the future of the republican party looks like after trump. in the months after the attack the u.s. capitol remain protected by thousands of national guard members locked away from the public because of a lie that donald trump told his supporters for months they should. never. rick did a lecture before you repeated this lie on january 6th the day he saw as his last chance to hang on to power when congress was meeting to certify the election into biden's victory all of us here today don't want to see our election victory stolen by a bold and radical left democrats which is what they're doing and stolen by the fake news media that's what they've done and what they're doing we will never give up we will never concede it doesn't happen don't you see that. despite the fact that no widespread fraud was found during the 20

let me tell you where we are as a party. i was a weird kid that started paying attention to politics at six years old. i became a republican, my parents were, i fell in love with republican politics. i appreciated and recognizing the optimism with ronald reagan and i consider it one of the better political leaders from this entry that came out of the republican party. so, i looked at all that, and the policies i believe in. i got elected in 2010. what i started to see was a party that stuck to its policies but begin to be infected by, in essence, grievance driven policy -- policies. the truth is, i'm way more of a conservative than probably some of my folks out there that think i am a rhino. which is ironic since i was a republican for donald trump was. but it's interesting because, what i think has happened in the republican party's policy has been replaced by personal grievance. cultural war is motivating. when you get angry about cancel culture, about what they are teaching in schools and all this kind of stuff, all you wa

party. some of the people maybe want to start a third party. squarely in the camp of wanting to restore the a ofpublican party, really under the grip t of the former president, in light of all the t january 6 actions, which reallyw precipitated a lot of this, because that really became a thi break with -- it was not a partisan issue at all, as the liz cheney situation, she personally has pointed out. it is really a break with constitutional principles, the rule of law. and we have to restore that, an not make the republican party a cult of personality, but get back to the principles, but also very much forward-looking in nt terms of the many challenges we have on the domestic and foreign policy front. international competition, post-pandemic, how are we going to dealan with a lot of these issues that we to are left witha post-pandemic. so it really is an effort to blc have aan p forward-looking republican party that is not stuck in the past with the in formerly president and his host grievances and certainly his unconstitutional actions repuinat

a shooter opening fire on a rolling birthday party. search for clues. >>> and a bay area congresswoman bringing the fight against asian hate to the capitol. what speaker nancy pelosi is doing to combat hate crimes. >> and the conflict between israel and hamas. the plea from president biden to leaders in the middle east. >> more on the breaking news in just a moment. >>> we are looking at sunshine and warmer temperatures so get ready for that. a change compared to yesterday. not as foggy as well. you can see clear skies on the san francisco camera. temperatures in the 40's and the 50's and as we head through the afternoon a little warmer compared to yesterday with that sun. low to mid-s's arnd the bay and 70's inland this afternoon. some of our warmest spots topping out in the low 80's with that sun for today. changes for tomorrow. cooler and even windier. we will talk more about that. let's check this with gianna. >>> yeah. chp has issued a wind advisory for the drive along westbound 580. keep that in mind especially if you are travelin

like an r independent party or a a so conservative party might endorse, you know, one candidatr or another. so i think we -- i think we do need a strong two-party system b and ie think we need to have on that is a republican party ed should not be based on conspiracy theories, propagated rergely by the former president and really infecting the body politics. so i'm supporting those p, pos republicans who veryt- stronglyy are trying to turn the page and have afo post-trump, post-pandec party that focuseseric onan thes and concerns of the american people and of their fighter constituents. so i'm supporting people like adam kinzinger, a fighter pilots who has, you know, been verye courageously going into this battle and fighting.ssues, he was somebody like liz when hd stood up in the caucus and y talked aboutut foreign policy approa issues, military issues we listened to him because we knew he had been in the field and had a common sense approach to these issues so i think republicans like that need our support. peoplele like jamie he rar a os butler who voted for childr impeachment, who was

but there is a republican party to be rescued. the chance that non-maga republicans will constitute a majority of the house or senate republican membership is virtually nonexistent. the more realistic option may be to flee the party. my question, then, jennifer, is flee the party, and go to where? >> well, there are a couple options. one is to buck up the centrist-democrats. there are democrats, that many republicans, ex-republicans, would feel very comfortable with. they are the amy klobuchars, the abigail spanbergers of the democratic party, who are strong on defense, who are moderate on economic issues. or they could try taking a stab at a third party. third parties are really hard to establish in america. but if the republican party continues down this road, and continues in floating, i wouldn't rule out the possibility that a third party, at least in some states. perhaps, in some state-and-local elections could take hold. and what they have done is handed her an enormous platform. >> that's an interesting way to think about it

let me tell you where we are as a party. i appreciated the optimism of ronald reagan and i consider one of the better political leaders of the century came out of the republican party, i looked at all of that. what i have started to see was a party that stuck to its policies but began to be infected by really grievance-driven politics. it will mask itself as conservatism. the truth is, i am way more conservative than some of my folks out there that think i am a rino, which means republican in name only, which is ironic because i was a republican before donald trump was. what has happened to the party is policy has been replaced by personal grievance at a war. -- and culture war. when you get angry, it can overtake you that all you want to do is destroy the other side of the aisle. that is the problem. the last 10 years, leaders have learned that fear and conspiracy drives profits and it drives votes. fear is the most compelling human emotion. if you stand up and make people fear, if you say nancy pelosi will destroy this coun

party? >> i intend to be the leader, one of the leaders in a fight to help to restore our party. ng our party back to substance and principles and in a fight to make clear that we won't participate in a really dangerous effort that's under way. >> a lot of people frame this as a battle for the soul of the republican party. but you're out of office. trump is, hasn't that battle be waged and won. didn't trump win it. >> actually i'm in office and he's out of office. >> fair. you're out of your leadership office. >> that is true. but, no, look, this is the opening in that battle and it's a battle we have to win. not just about the republican party. it's about the country and it's about whether or not we're going to respect our electoral process. >> all right, so, will cheney's call to action set on a collision course. my next guest joining republicans calling for a common sense coalition in american politics. they're going to weigh in on the current state of the gop. and where things go from here. former congressman denver riggleman and susan del percio join me next. s ti ause it's t

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we have got to change as a party, we have got to change as a party, we have got to change as a party,t in west lothian, it was number six on the snp target and they have done it? the first big result of the scottish election, that seat had been labour in the scottish parliament since it was created, back in 1999. it is one that labour were fairly confident earlier in the week of holding on to. we have spoken all afternoon about the snp turnout versus tactical voting in this summer where the snp have shown that if they get their vote out they can win in places they have not before. lain places they have not before. iain gra , places they have not before. iain gray. also- _ places they have not before. iain gray, also. that _ places they have not before. iain gray, also. that means that iain gray, also. that means that iain gray was a welcome face in the labour party and that recognition has gone as he has retired? martin wakefield had — has gone as he has retired? martin wakefield had been _ has gone as he has retired? martin wakefield had been the _ has gone as he has retired? martin

and just the fact this was a birthday party, potentially what we're hearing is a 21st birthday party and it ended with multiple people being shot. they were clearly ambush. sorry, james, because you can see those bullet holes scattered all along and we're told casings were found on foot hill. they were found along 5.80. they had shut down the freeway to go find those casings to go find that evidence and that's what's taking so long. so darya, james, it was hoping that they were going to come back out here. but it looks like they're wrapping something else up. so when they come out, i will come back to you. >> and i'll let you know so we can get those answers for everybody. >> and i wonder if they can tell by the shape of that party bus. if there were multiple cars in multiple shooters right. and we are talking about the kind of gun. so sarah is going to get against set up for that press conference. and as we transition here to whether traffic and the other news of the day. just so you know, as soon as that press conference gets under way. we're going to cut out of whatever we're doin

party? >> i intend to be the leader -- one of the leaders in a fight to help to restore our party. >> a lot of people frame this as the battle for the soul of the republican party. >> this is the opening salvo in that battle and it's a battle we have to win because it's not just about the republican party, it's about the country. >> the trump political team is actively looking to could he a legs around a primary challenger to you. what is your message for them? >> you know, bring it on. >> okay. so this is the person now standing in the gap against trumpism. the biggest man in the party of trump marionettes in castratti is a woman. she's an unusual person. hawkish neocon who hales from the house of dick cheney, but in this moment when democracy needs allies, she is and must be our ally nonetheless. that's how much danger our democracy is in, folks. the democrats, liberals, progressives and those like me who vehemently oppose the war against iraq, birtherism, all the other uglies in modern history. we need to set aside those deep ideological differences now to fight what is arguably the most

we are a two-party system and we only work as a democracy when those two parties at least function on the basis of reality and one party does not completely believe a lie. >> from my conversations with her and from some of her colleagues who also think that donald trump is a danger to the country, what they tell me is they're not sure that the republican party can be wrestled back from donald trump. you may remember that jared kushner told bob woodward in his book that trump had hijacked the republican party. what several republicans have said to me is it was a party that wanted to be hijacked. so i think your point is well taken in that the question now is list cheney has laid down her marker but can she be effective? can other republicans in effect never trump republicans either take back the republican party, wrestle it away from trump? right now that doesn't look very likely or are they going to go in a new direction? >> david axelrod, one of our reporters was just giving some background information. i just heard it in my ear that her colleagues, fellow lawmakers, republican lawma

this is not a minor policy disagreement within the party. it's not a personality disagreement. he said party leadership is lying to the american people. he and cheney are saying, and i pressed him on this, that the party is abandoning the rule of law and democratic principles. i mean, you have to go back to the mccarthy era to see a rift within a party to that degree. this is no small thing. we're talking -- it's existential, is it not? >> yeah it is existential. and that is such an important point, jim. because it isn't about whether or not you should have troops in afghanistan. it isn't about whether taxes should be raised or not. those are legitimate policy debates. this is existential. not just for the gop. it is existential for democracy. again, we are making these bold, dramatic statements this morning, and we don't do it lightly. it's because it is true. this country needs a viable two-party system, at least, to exist and that is on the brink and in danger of collapsing with the gop going towards the notion of lies. and that is exactly why liz cheney is doing what she's d

we talked about policing, on this infrastructure bill but this is a party, a conservative party, that is trying to push a lifelong conservative out of leadership for denouncing the obvious and dangerous lie that the election was stolen for donald trump. is this republican party too deep into these conspiracy theories to be able to negotiate in good faith and move forward with the biden administration? >> it certainly seems so to a lot of critics. many people thought the biden's idea was a dated one based on his time working in washington. but i think what we have seen as he's come into the white house is him continuing to put into place plans that he thinks could be winsome to republican lawmakers based on the fact that they're really popular and attractive to republican voters with the hope that that will move these lawmakers closer. when it comes to the infrastructure plan we have not seen that yet, despite at least 60% of republicans supporting this plan but that hasn't kept biden from trying to move forward with making these individuals who are on the other side of the aisle see t

>> i think there's a divide in the party. 's a lot of people that still support donald trump and believe he's the leader of the party. look at the cpac poll. president trump won that. so you know, i think people look at him as the de facto leader with very little media coverage. he had no social platforms anybody. he's still out there quite a bit and still revered. still a king maker. so those things are important factors. who is a distant second? ron desantis. if you look at what governor desantis has done in the state of florida, betting on floridians to make the best decisions for themselves. taking away the mask mandate yesterday was hugely important for businesses here and for all floridians. this is really important what he's done and the steps he's taken. >> neil: guys, thank you all. so bottom line here, you don't have to focus on what someone is saying off mic to hear clearly what he was saying on mic when he thought he was on air. that he has problems with liz cheney and liz cheney presumably has powers that be in th

this is a culture war party, a trump party and obviously the people who still believe in conservative donald trump, this is a place for you and that's a tough sickle to send that you think you're going to have a workable long-term majority. >> great conversation. thank you. see you later. >> ok. >> derek chauvin's attorney filing a motion for a new trial. will he get one? stay with us. my garden brings us together. my garden is my therapy. find more ways to grow at miracle-gro.com. lisa here, has had many jobs. and all that experience has led her to a job that feels like home. with home instead, you too can become a caregiver to older adults. apply today. wanna see something all-electric? we're driving it everywhere. we are generation e. ultium! it's a battery that charges fast. it has more energy than me. we want! smart. clean. and safe. and powerful! ♪ ♪ ♪ the electric future starts now. as your business changes, the united states postal service is changing with it. with e-commerce that runs at the speed of now. next day and two-day shipping nationwide, and returns right from the do

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we need a two-party system. it's not healthy to have a one-party system. and, i think, the republicans are further away from trying to figure out who they are, and what they stand for than i thought they would be, at this point. >> party that can't figure out who they are and what they stand for. a party, that purges anyone who stands up for the truth. a party, that pushes the big lie. the big-election lie. that pushes false claims about cancel culture, conspiracy theories, and bogus-culture wars. over dr. seuss and mr. potato head and red meat. that's who they are. the party of lies, over truth. and, facebook is right in that battle. they are right in that battle over the truth, too. they let the former president spread disinformation and lie for years, and only banned him when his lies got too big to ignore. after we, all, saw, with our own eyes, what happened at that capitol on january 6th. that should be a lesson to all of us, when we're talking about who we allow the privilege of giving platforms to. now, republicans are crying cancel culture. faceboo

party. we badly need a republican party. we need a two party system. it's not healthy to have a one party system. and i think the republicans are further away from trying to figure out who they are and what they stand for. >> meanwhile, the republican leader in the senate made a point of avoiding any kind of response about the situation in this party. >> are you going to do anything to help her keep her leadership position and are you concerned that the overall kind of trend in the republican party and acknowledge it can threaten your position of power? >> 100% of our focus is on stopping this new administration. >> this administration. >> now this is all unfolded just as facebook oversight board, upheld the social networks ban of former president trump which went into effect after the capitol insurrection. in its report the oversight board noted to post on that day quote, at 4:21 pm eastern standard time, as the riot continued, mr. trump posted a video on facebook and instagram. i know your pain. i know you're hurt. we had an election that was stolen f

party. they can either form a third party. that is kind of a futile hope. there is not enough support in the country to support that. or they can be a conference and caucus within the party. old line bush-era 2004 conservatism is part of the republican coalition, but it is the minority part. it is the dialogue between the minority and majority that will determine the course of the party. if the cheney side thinks they ought to become the dominant element in the party that they were 20 years ago, it will find that challenge will be beaten back, and beaten back handily, because that is not where republicans are or want to go. host: on to arlington texas. -- arlington, texas. hello. caller: how are you doing this morning? the republican party is nothing more than a socially-acceptable fascist movement. it is comprised of white people, most of which came after the civil war. they have nothing invested in democracy. they only participate in democracy as an oppression against blacks. they have no platform other than inciting people to vote for them on culture war

>> i intend to be the leader -- one of the leaders in a fight to help to restore our party and a fight to bring our party back to substance and principles, and in a fight to make clear that we won't participate in a really dangerous effort that's under way. >> given for a long time she did go along with former president trump, is she really suited to be that leader? regardless, i wonder who's going to follow her, by that i mean is the question of leadership here really about getting voters to follow in suit? or is it about getting more of these grass topps, big-name leaders to follow where she's leading? >> alicia, you look at the aftermath of january 6th and republican leadership, they were aware of who liz cheney was. they were decrying the insurrection that donald trump incited. they blamed it on donald trump. mccarthy himself said that donald trump played a role. it's really been as that didn't gain any political steam and as the leadership couldn't make any head winds with the base, that they decided that it was time to just go back to the same old political calculus of supporting

lot of supporters within the republican party but this is a president who twice did not get the popular vote only 36.nine twice impeached we lost the house and the senate and not been able to grow the party. i appreciate therere are certain parts and then to change the dynamics but you have to add and multiply with 46.nine and the former president said what he could do that was obvious in both elections but now very much dividing the party and particularly what we think is dangerous. based on the big lies you have seen that most recently this week and republican officials in maricopa county four out of five are pointing out the election was audited twice with the same results and now the former president is still making false claims threatening to insight violence in my opinion because all of the big lies that are told certainly led to what happened on january 6 i know that morning i called family and former staff please do not go down there today. i am very worried what will happen because of what this is leading up to. i know another told hi

any political party is a coalition and _ that? any political party is a coalition and you _ that? itical party is a - coalition and you have to bind that together with vision of what you're trying to do for the country and i think it is interesting because a lot of the things labour said in its last manifesto the government is doing and the centre ground politics has changed and layback cannot the old divide of left and right which no longer pertains. we have to look at where labour was successful, it was successful in areas where local politicians are talking about different ways of running their communities and economy based on investment and trying to create jobs locally and trying to change to a way that works for people. there is a winning formula and that and labour needs to find that because a combined its coalition together and until it creates a space to do that and starts articulating up of confidence it will always be on back foot. while it is on the back foot borisjohnson is essentially articulating a very similar version of that story but in my view less than authentic

republican failure, what lessons is a partying, here to take this up is pennsylvania congressman a member of the house appropriation committee guy reschenthaler, thank you for joining me. >> thank you for having me on please just call me guy. gerry: let me start with this cheney obviously she was removed from her position, number three position, she said very clearly if the party won't say that donald trump is wrong to continue to say the election was stolen it's not a party of the rule of law it cannot be a party that can be stand up for the rule of law, is the party by getting rid of her basically endorsing president trump's view of the election storm. >> were getting rid of liz cheney because she makes comments like that you notice what liz is not saying, she is not saying how badly the biden administration is going, when you're the number three and leadership of the house you are the spokesperson for the republican caucus that we call the republican conference, her job is to be out there in the media driving homer message,

we need a two-party system. it is not healthy to have a one-party system. i think the republicans are further away from trying to figure out who they are and what they stand for than i thought they would be at this point. >> senate minority leader was asked about the cheney situation back in kentucky, he dodged the question saying this. >> 100% of our focus is on stopping this new administration. i think the best way to look at what this new administration is, the president may have won the nomination but bernie sanders won the argument about what the new administration should be like. we are confronted with severe challenges from a new administration and narrow minority of republicans in the house and 50/50 senate to turn america into a socialist country. >> when asked about his remarks, president biden pointed out the similar comment that the top priority to make president obama a single-term president. >> how is the response to the latest comments. >> i guess the contrast for people to concern is 100% of our focus is delivering relief to the american peo

. _ expect to have a majority from one party. it _ expect to have a majority from one partylity. i think that something which politicians in westminster can have a _ which politicians in westminster can have a bit— which politicians in westminster can have a bit of trouble with because they see — have a bit of trouble with because they see a — have a bit of trouble with because they see a majority has been the real government, and they see a minority— real government, and they see a minority has been a problem because they took— minority has been a problem because they took at— minority has been a problem because they look at it through the lens of first past— they look at it through the lens of first past the post, but in reality, in the _ first past the post, but in reality, in the scottish parliament terms, a majority— in the scottish parliament terms, a majority is — in the scottish parliament terms, a majority is not supposed to happen and really — majority is not supposed to happen and really should be taken as the will of— and really should be taken as the will of the

a market for it. the republican party is very comfortable honing a autocratic party.a shocking very sad development. i thought a lot about my responsibility in this, why i didn't see it sooner. but that's why we are. we have to just face the reality of it. this is a party that's for democracy when they win, not when they lose, which means you're not for democracy. they're very serious about it. they're not going to change. they're dedicated. they've got a lot of resources, and they're very patient. and we need to realize what it is that is at stake here, what we're engaged in, and it's really a defense of the american experiment. and if we don't engage and fight this, they'll win. and that's really the stakes. >> stewart, where are we in the struggle? when will we know if the glass is indeed half full or half empty, if the sun is rising or setting to paraphrase mr. franklin? >> i think we're just beginning. i think what happened on january 6th -- and then subsequently when republicans did not hold donald trump accountable -- i think that will go down as the -- you're

when you have a group of people who run a party, a political party, one of two main political partiesd lies are hurting this country and are putting this country in danger and putting this country in danger around the world, destroying our place in the world. kevin mccarthy is a bold faced liar and all the republicans standing behind him in lock step and elise stefanik, they have made that choice to be boldfaced liars to the american people. the house oversight committee held a hearing on the january 6th attack on the capitol. people are going to jail for the crimes they committed that day in which we heard several members of the trump wing of the republican party offer blatantly false accounts of what happened that day. >> it was trump supporters who lost their lives that day, not trump supporters who were taking the lives of others. >> my constituents demand answers, but the truth is being censored and covered up. as a result, the doj is harassing peaceful patriots across the country. >> so was january 6th an insurrection or could it be more accurately described as misfits. >> there

people told us again this was a birthday party celebrating on a party bus and that the birthday shot and others as well. police are currently surrounding this party bus there are still investigating. you can see the bullet holes in the windows of this party bus and there's also video from the second scene located at 68 and foot hill. that is where you can see them also investigating looking for any evidence walking up and down the freeway trying to figure out where exactly all of the shots were rang out who's involved in everything now there's a lot of people on scene here, including chp police. there's also family members and possibly people who are on the bus there actually all over here. so we haven't had an opportunity to chat with them yet. but again, people who were on scene earlier told us this was a birthday just a devastating story in a lot more to learn about it. so stay tuned. we're going to be live every half hour to make sure you know, the latest. back to you. >> all right, sara, thanks for that update yet. just completely tragic. we're going to stick with you throughout

and to a party that should be a party dedicated to freedom and to the constitution.he's throwing down the gauntlets and saying that she is in the fight and she will be outed from the position of leadership but she is in this for months and years to come. >> what becomes of her, why do you think and what do you know about her immediate future beyoncÉ finishing on term in the house of representatives -- assuming that she's primaried back home in wyoming? >> she will be primaried and she will fight that fight, i believe. i think, after what she said tonight it is hard to see how she doesn't take leadership of the movement to liberate the republican party from trump, it is a small movement, but her and adam kinzinger are fighting the fight and really it is shocking how colleagues and close friends of liz cheney's could work with her and agree with her won't even say that they will vote with her tomorrow. she will continue the fight and i think -- the logical outcome of the speech tonight is the run for the presidential nomination in 2024 and put it to the test, whether t

party? >> i intend to be the leader, one of the leaders in a fight to help to restore our party and a fight to bring the party back to substance and principles and in a fight to make clear that we won't participate in a really dangerous effort that's under way. >> people frame this as a battle for the soul of the republican party. >> this is the opening salvo in that battle and a battle we have to win. because it is not just about the republican party. it's about the country. >> the trump political team is actively looking to coalesce around a primary challenger to you. what is their message to them? >> bring it on. >> so david, i am thinking of the polling data that liz cheney knows was suppressed from the peers saying bring it on because the guy under investigation for sex with an underage girl went to the state to taunt her. and the truth about sort of a structure of the midterms is there's enthusiasm for donald trump but more -- his own favorables are higher than they have ever been in his national political life. do you think liz cheney feels confident about keeping the seat in congress

party. if you stand up for the truth, for democracy, you're hanging by a thread. the republican party is being taken over by those who reject the results of our free-and-fair election, the foundation of our democracy. and instead, promote the big lie. taken over, by those who refuse to acknowledge the deadly insurrection at the united states capitol. refuse to acknowledge what we, all, saw with our own eyes. blood-thirsty, trump-supporting rioters attacking police, and hunting lawmakers. incited by that big lie. taken over, by those who want to make it more difficult for americans, specifically black and brown americans, native americans, who tend to vote democratic. to make it more difficult for them to cast their ballots. and now, people, like liz cheney -- liz cheney, of all people? liz cheney. dick cheney's daughter. on the ropes because she refuses to promote the big lie. because she is telling her party exactly what it doesn't want to hear, and that is the truth. i'm here to tell you the truth, people. that's all. that's it. sources telling cnn that cnn's jam

parties. they had won in a hotel. in the succeeding years they have parties and they would sometimes have a party but it wasn't until the late 18 forties that it really began to get into the theme of having an event of a special nature. they started to build temporary buildings and judiciary square of washington for part of the. one of the things about the inauguration and the constitution is very clear about how the president says very explicitly in the 20th amendment on january 20th -- there is the -- both allegiance for office that he has. the wonderful 37 things that require that he preserved to defend the constitution. >> i ronald reagan dusen and lee swear. >> i ronald reagan do solemnly swear. >> that i will faithfully execute the office of the president of the united states. >> that i will face faithfully execute the office -- >> for the president of the united states. >> and to the best of your ability. >> and will to the best of my ability. preserve, protect and defend -- the >> constitution of the united sta