you are out there, and you and brian sicknick's mom have been on capitol hill. is that something you have ever done before? i doubt this is an experience that you're used to doing. you put yourself out there. what has been the reaction that you have gotten? >> no, i have never done this before. and as i was saying yesterday, i'm just a regular person who happened to be thrust into this due to the events of january 6th, like most, i would say, you know, people who were moved by the footage of that day. i was appalled. and i could not sit idly by and do nothing. also, obviously in addition to knowing that someone i loved very much suffered and saw his colleagues suffer during his last moments on earth, you know, i felt compelled to do something. and because of that, sadly, i have received a lot of backlash and unkind comments online. but you know, that's not going to stop me from doing the right thing. i feel that this is more important than dealing with trolls and people who hide behind fake names and not even putting their photo out there, and you know, people's

sandra garza, brian sicknick's longtime pars partner, who is on the hill last month along with officerick's mother, trying to persuade republicans, joins me now. thank you so much for being on the program. i want to start by offering by congress condolences on your. lost i hope you're doing okay. how are you? >> first, thank you so much, chris for having me. i'm doing as best as i can. it's hard, but i'm surviving. >> if you can tell us a little bit about brian. what he was like. what kind of things he like to do. what kind of person he was. >> sure. brian was a very, very kind, humble person. one of the reasons that i loved brian so much was because he was very unassuming. he made me feel very safe. he was a very warm and gentle. a lot of his fellow officers were will tell you, we never dislike brian. brian had a lot of friends. he was very personable and easy to get along with. but he also was kind of quiet. and he was kind of an introvert. like me in some ways. he loved to watch movies. that was something that we love to do. and sometimes i would drag him out shopping, which he hate

fanone has been joined in this campaign by brian sicknick's mother gladys and brian's partner. she said in an op-ed that her deep sadness turned to outright rage as she watched republican members of congress lie about what happened that day. over and over they denied the monstrous acts committed by violent protesters. together in may, sandra and gladys went door to door on capitol hill in an effort to convince republican senators to vote to create a commission to investigate the attack. some senators were polite. others could barely hide their disdain, garza says. and 20 more wouldn't meet with them at all. their efforts failed. on friday, gladys was back on capitol hill alongside officer fanone and capitol police officer harry dunn to finally meet with house republican leader kevin mccarthy. this is officer fanone leaving that meeting. a picture, they say, is often worth a thousand words. for more on what went on inside and their effort to seek justice for officer sicknick, gladys sicknick, and sandra garza join me now. gladys, sandra, thank you so much for joining me on the s

how did it feel to watch only two republicans vote to investigate at tack that took brian sicknick fromart. it really was. it was a travesty and i think it really speaks to the fact that there are only two republicans that have a backbone and that care about this country, democracy as a whole, and all of law enforcement who bravely fought for them all that day. it really, really upsets me and of course, it's a spit in the face to my brian, which really, really upsets me. >> is his mom okay, after having witnessed that today? >> she was very upset, too. i mean, it's hard to listen to. it was hard listening to, you know, we listened to some of the debate before the vote, and you know, to hear their excuses as to why they don't want to support the vote, you know, it's very upsetting, but you know, we're both survivors. we got through it and we're going to continue to fight and speak up against this ridiculousness. >> you're both clearly fighters, i definitely have seen that. representative swalwell, so we are where we are, only two republicans voted to do the right thing here today. should

independent investigation into the january 6th insurrection that led to the death of officer brian sicknicks long time partner joins me now. thank you so much for coming on the program. i want to offer my condolences on your loss. how are you? >> first, thank you so much, chris, for having me. you know, i'm doing as best as i can. it's hard, but i'm surviving. >> can you tell us a little bit about brian, what he was like, what kind of things he liked to do, what kind of person he was? >> sure. brian was a very, very kind, humble person. one of the reasons that i loved brian so much was because he was very unassuming. he made me feel very safe. he was very warm and gentle. a lot of his fellow officers will tell you no one ever disliked brian. brian had a lot of friends. he was very personable and easy to get along with, but he also was kind of quiet and he was kind of an introvert, kind of like me in some ways. he loved to watch movies. that was something that we loved to do. sometimes i would drag him out shopping, which he hated, but he was a good sport and did with me anyways. >> can you

you were there with brian sicknick's mother, with his partner. and then as we know, those lawmakers struck it down. they voted against it. i want to listen and get your reaction on the other toned what they said to my colleague jake tapper. >> if they had a child that was hurt, was killed on a day like that, they would think very differently. what if they were hurt? somebody could have been killed. one of the congressmen, one of the senators. but apparently, they just think, well, we're safe because of the men in blue. >> i think it is all talk and no action. clearly they're not back in the blue. it is unbelievable to me that they could do nothing about this. so officer done, you heard what they had to say. what is your reaction? is it the same as theirs, that the whole backing the blue talk was just talk, no action? >> so they're such strong women. it took so much courage and strength for them to come down. and lobby for justice. and honestly, i believe that's what this is all about. accountability. justice. we weren't just blue. we weren't just

and downs, watching some of the things and changes, especially the death of my colleague. >> brian sicknick>> evans and sicknick and livingood. some of them i didn't know well, but i knew the names. they work under my command or as an officer when we were officers, we worked together sometimes, capacity, what not. >> what you want to say to america? because there are a lot of people in america who believe we should move on from january 6. there should not be a commission. you can see the reports. you see the lawmakers on capitol hill thinking the same thing. what do you want the say, sergeant? >> what i want them to know is that could have been my family. and i saw myself the day i had decided to come forward. i moments i could have lost my life or have taken other people's life because they continue to believe this lie that somehow people it was cheated, what not. but when you have this personality and someone who helped a party, lost the house, lost the senate, and lost the presidency, and for them to continue being on the side and taking -- choosing sides for or sticking up to this indiv

joining us is gladys sicknick, the mother of brian sicknick and officer sicknick's life partner, sandra garza. appreciate both of you being with us. sandra, initially you couldn't watch videos of january 6th. i know you did decide to. you wanted to see everything you could and understand what happened that day. when you see these new videos, i mean, showing the intimate horror of the insurrection, i'm wondering what goes through your mind? what stands out to you? >> well, it's heart wrenching. it's disturbing and some of the footage is just downright sadistic. some of those violent protesters were absolutely -- that's just the best word to put it as, is sadistic to the officers. and it's -- like i said, it's heart wrenching. it's brutal for me to watch, especially to know that brian was there that day and, you know, experiencing what the officers were experiencing as well as seeing this and to know his last moments on earth were, you know, experiencing all of this. it's just horrible. it's heart breaking. >> gladys, no one would want their loved one to be on the front line of that facin

especially, the death of my colleague -- >> brian sicknick. >> evans and sicknick and livengood. them, i -- i didn't know well but i knew the names. either work under my command or as an officer, when we were officers, we worked together, sometime, capacity, whatnot. >> what do you -- what do you want to say to america? because there are a lot of people in america, who believe we should move on from january 6th. there should not be a commission. you see the -- you -- you see the reports. you see the -- the lawmakers on capitol hill. thinking the same thing. what do you want to say, sergeant? >> what i want them to know is that that could have been my family. and i saw myself the day i had decided to come forward with it. i have many and multiple incident or moments that i could have lost my life or taken other people's life because they continue to believe this lie that, somehow, people that are not living voted. that it was cheated, whatnot. but when you have this personality and someone who -- a party lost the house, lost the senate, and lost the presidency. and for them to con

senate report were killed as a result of what happened that day, they have lied repeatedly about brian sicknickg to this day still insisting that he was killed in the line of duty when we know that he was not but two men wrought in the jail in order to keep the narrative alive that trump insurrectionist murder the cop and resulted in a suicide of two other cops afterwards and that these other people died because of what happened that day. when the only person that was killed was ashli babbitt and we don't know the identity of the officer who did that. why do they have to keep lying, why do they have to conceal video evidence, why are they lying in court about what happened i have listened to judges and prosecutors say that five people were killed including a police officer. they just keep inflating what happened that day all for political purposes to key political prisoners in jail and act as a threat and intimidation and bullying to trump supporters and people on the right that you better watch your step or you will pay a price. mark: the media could care less they don't demand to see was goin

you, as well as the sicknick family, the family of brian sicknick who died afterwards, tell me aboutrom the republican leader? >> so the first time i spoke out to -- or the first time i reached out to kevin mccarthy's office was back -- i can't remember the exact day, but it was the day that there was a hearing regarding january 6th and andrew clyde described that day as something of a normal tourist day on capitol hill. >> let me just pause you for a moment because that is congressman andrew clyde, republican congressman, and we have that quotation here because he said, you know, that -- that from what he knew, it was just luke a regular tourist day. if you didn't know that the tv footage was january the 6th, you would think it was a normal tourist visit, clyde said. we also know where he was on that day because there was video of him on that day hardly looking leak a normal tourist visit. what is your reaction to that? >> he was lying. it's not downplaying it and it's not whitewashing it and it's an out and out lie about what happened that day, and clearly, with the -- that's andre

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brian sicknick's long time partner was on cnn last night really sharing her anger toward these housethis and have been white washing what happened on january 6th. brian sicknick was one of the police officers who died as a result of this attack so this is a story that continues to unfold. >> the amount of denial for political ends when you have loved ones who are facing pain from losing people close to them is just -- it's remarkable. thank you for your reporting as always. >>> some covid news. children and young adults causing an exponential growth in coronavirus cases in england. the new study finds the numbers are doubling every 11 days. while young people are certainly less susceptible to the virus experts fear the current growth rate could mean an increase in infections of more vulnerable people. phil black is live in london. phil, how did the vaccinations factor in here? obviously young kids aren't getting vaccinated yet. >> that's right, laura. there is growing evidence as the highly transmissible delta variant moves through the population it is moving most likely through age

hopefully, he -- brian, will have left a legacy that will help our country. >> reporter: i want to point out that during our interview, mrs. sicknickra were wearing necklaces that contained brian's ashes. she say that is a way to keep him close. they are still looking for ways to carry out his legacy. but they have not given up on a january 6th commission. they say they plan to keep meeting with lawmakers. including congresswoman liz cheney later today. tony. >> unimagine grief. powerful interview. it's breathtaking to hear the sicknick family and his partner sandra talk about supporting mr. trump and then say where are you. >> i appreciate them sharing the story, look, to them, it's not democrat or republican. it's pain. i like the message, let's do right by brian. >> and the last text, i'm busy right now, can't talk. such an ordinary text that we know what he was doing at that time. >> heart goes out to both of them. >>> you can get the morning news by subscribing to the cbs news podcast. >>> plus, women in china respond to a sudden policy change encouraging them to have more children. find out why most of them probably will not.

officer brian sicknick died after trying to approximate fight off the violent mob. to prevent a similar disaster, the senate has recommended direct national guard support including police training and equipment and streamlining intelligence. the report did not examine former president trump's role in motivating the rioters, who one police officer spoke. >> president trump sent us here and we won't listen to nobody else but him. >> reporter: the senate report strengthens the case for a sweep ing. >>> operation involving 16 countries. 800 suspects and eight tons of cocaine. today hundreds of suspected organized crime figures are under arrest. the fbi teamed up with australian authorities to develop an encrypted electronic device company. the criminals thought the devices were secure so they used it to move drugs, launder money and plan other crimes but the fbi was watching. they obtained more than 27 million messages over 18 months. >> they revealed unprecedented insights into how organized crime works to remove drugs, money, guns and to organize murders. >> this will

capitol police officer brian sicknick. his mother, gladys, is still in mourning. >> i just can't believe i have a son that's going to be in the history books. who knew, like this, to get into the history books like this. it's not right. >> reporter: she's still pushing for a january 6 commission, even though the senate rejected it last month. meantime, a joint senate panel that has been investigating the attack is expected to issue its first report next week. norah. >> o'donnell: all right, nikole killion, thank you. well, the c.d.c. tonight is sounding the alarm after a troubling spike in hospitalizations among young covid patients. we get more on this from cbs' mola lenghi. >> reporter: tonight, the c.d.c.'s stark warning... >> it is these findings that >> i demonstrating the level of severe disease, even among youth, that are preventable. >> reporter: before most were eligible for the vaccine, many teens who got covid and had to go to the hospital wound up in intensive care, nearly one-third of them, and nearly 5% were

capitol police officer brian sicknick died from a stroke one day after being attacked by rioters. coy griffin like others cannot accept their so-called peaceful protest led to death so they deny it. let me just ask you, do you believe officer sicknick died because of the riot? >> i'm not so sure officer sick sicknick is even dead. >> coy. >> i hate to be crazy conspiracy minded. i'm not so sure ashli babbitt is dead. >> coy. >> who is to say -- have you seen anything of her family? >> up until the point she passed, we lived two blocks apart. >> the answer is yes. >> through high school me and my sister were best friends. >> this is ashli babbitt's brother roger. he and his 35-year-old sister were very close. >> it was weird because we saw it on the news and it was like, you know, that's my sister. >> he says his sister was a tomboy who joined the military out of high school. >> she could do anything. she was invincible. that's the way i looked at her. >> after the air force she bought a pool company in san diego which she ran with her husband and her brother. >> she was happy. tal

>> brian sicknick died from a stroke one day being attacked. griffin cannot accept their so-called peaceful protest led to death so they deputy it. >> do you believe he died because of the riot? >> i'm not sure he's even dead. >> reporter: coy. >> i'm serious. that's how -- and i hate to be so crazy conspiracy minded. i'm not so sure ashley babbitt is dead. >> come on. >> who's to say -- have you seep anybody in her family? >> the answer is yes. >> i'd say through high school me and my sister were best friends. >> reporter: this is her brother roger. he said he and his 35-year-old sister were very close. >> it was weird because we saw it on the news and it was like, you know, that's my sister. >> reporter: he says his sister was a tomboy who joined the military out of high school. >> she could do figure. she was invincible. that's how i looked at her. >> ashley babbitt ran a pool company which she ran with her husband and brother. >> she was happy. talk about how she lest in a beautiful place, does what she wants, it's the american dream. >> re

. >> the partner of officer brian sicknick who died after being attacked at that insurrection says that former president trump was the, quote, mastermind of that day. how incredible is it to see some of these republicans actually going along with all these c conspiraci conspiracies? >> they're living in a different world. they're in the q universe, i guess you could call it. some of these same republicans were blaming it on antifa. now they're blaming it on members of the fbi. you have to wonder who's next. donald trump is going to get back out on the campaign trail, stoking these same kind of passions we saw on january 6th. you have to wonder whether or not it's going to lead to scenes like this. january 6th, he gave this speech, he riled up this crowd and sent them off to the capitol. these folks who are wondering who stormed the capitol on january 6th can just look in the mirror. it is these folks in these videos who have been identified by law enforcement. it's clear as day. >> these latest videos are just the tip of the iceberg. >> that's absolutely right. we have somewhere in the

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capitol police officer brian sicknick died from a stroke one day after being attacked by rioters. coy griffin like others cannot accept their so-called peaceful protest led to death so they deny it. let me just ask you, do you believe officer sicknick died because of the riot? >> i'm not sure officer sicknick is even dead. i'm serious. that's how -- i hate to be crazy conspiracy minded. i'm not even so sure ashley babbott is dead. >> coy. >> who is to say -- have you seen anything of her family? >> up until the point she passed we lived two blocks apart. >> reporter: yes. >> through my school me and my sister were best friends. >> reporter: this is her brother roc roger. he and his 35-year-old sister were very close. >> it was weird. we saw it on the news, and it was like, you know, that's my sister. >> anderson, craig griffin is not only the founder of cowboys for trump, he's a new mexico county commissioner. he is so far off the rails, i would dare to use the loaded term he is brainwashed. he is out there. he still believes in this stuff and others like him, i don't believe coy

i want you to listen to what sandra garza, the partner of fallen officer brian sicknick, what she said about that just a short time ago. >> it's despicable, and they're all cowards. they could never do what the officers did that day. i loved what you said earlier on too about them kissing donald trump's ring. if they're going to kiss anybody's rings, it should be the officers that were there that day that saved their butts. >> is that vote a slap in the face to all law enforcement? >> it's absolutely a slap in the face, and it's also a tell, don. if they can't vote for honoring these police officers because it would be an affront to former president donald trump, then it's because former president donald trump thought that these officers got in the way of something that he wanted to succeed. i mean, you know, you have to follow the logic of this. i mean i haven't heard any other explanation that makes sense for why they wouldn't do this. and so this is basically, again, backing the purpose behind this insurrection, which was to, you know, overthrow the government, overthrow the rule of

i want to ask but another hero, officer brian sicknick who protected you, other senators, congress peoplehill. his mother, did she meet with you? >> she did. >> and other republican senators. >> right. >> yet you voted no on the january 6th commission. why couldn't you put politics aside and voted yes is that honored his memory? >> well, my decision was not based on politics. my decision was based on that we already have seven committees in the house looking at this. two in the senate. there are four in the executive branch. >>ment is it important to have one independent investigation like there have been in so many other things in this country's history, 9/11, other things? if you you a problem politically, why not just say no. >> this has been investigated and all the committee there's do their job. >> you think it has been investigated? president trump's role? >> i think it is being investigated. i think it is being very thoroughly investigated. already the january 6th commission has come out and said we need to spend $1 billion to investigate. there's only one question i want answered

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like i don't -- i have no idea how you can watch what happened to me, hear my story, talk to brian sicknick's mother, who was also there, and vote against a commission to investigate the circumstances which resulted in mrs. sicknick's son's death, a united states capitol police officer, and then resulted in my injuries, as well as over 140 other law enforcement officers' injuries. not to mention the fact that, you know, it happened at the united states capitol. but yeah. >> did you really think that you -- because you were there with harry dunn, with mrs. sicknick. did you really think that you might be able to, for lack of a better term, talk some sense into their heads, really make a difference, get them to change their minds? >> no, i mean, again -- i really just -- i went there to support mrs. sicknick as a police officer, and you know, as an american i went there to advocate for this commission, which i believe is necessary, really to get to the root causes of january 6th. i don't -- like i -- i guess i have, like, more of a cynical outlook on whether or not, you know, i was going to be

officer brian sicknick lost his life.ow his life partner is speaking out. >> it's- it enrages me that they continue to gas light their supporters. they all have the opportunity to do the right thing by not only their constituents but the american people as a whole. what happened on january 6th should unite us as americans. and they're not doing that. and it disgusts me. it's despicable and needs to stop. >> disgusting and despicable. cnn's jessica snyder is here to talk about this. what more do we know about the suspects we saw that day. >> alisyn we are getting the glimpse at the more violent rioters with the new video cnn fought in court for months to get released to the public. the first video, scott fair lamb, the new jersey gym owner but he is in jail because of what he is accused of doing on january 6th. the judge in proceedings back in april determined he posed a danger to society. we saw that video, guys, you showed the video of him taunting and punching a police officer. but here is more video of fair lamb in his

i want to ask about another hero, officer brian sicknick that protected you, other congress members,e insurrection. his mother came to capitol hill. did she meet with you? >> she did. >> she met with other republican senators yet you voted no on the january 6th commission. >> right. >> why couldn't you put politics aside and vote yes to honor his memory? >> certainly my decision was not based upon politics but we have seven committees in the house looking at this, two in the senate, four in the executive branch, four different agencies. they arrested 450 people. >> isn't it important to have one indepen pendent investigati like 9/11, other things? why not have one indepen pende investigation. if you have an issue, argue as it goes along, don't say no right away. >> this hasn't been investigated -- >> you think it's been investigated? >> i do think it's been investigated. it's been thoroughly investigated. already the january 6th commission came and said we need to spend a billion dollars fortifying the capitol. there is one question i want to be answered yet is when president trump r

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make the time to meet with the families -- the mother and the girlfriend of the fallen officer, brian sicknicky after potentially due to the insurrection as he defended the lives of these lawmakers and people who work on capitol hill. i think that number is fairly shocking for the party of law and order who claims to, you know, really have this bond and respect lawmaker and has presented themselves as allies. many of these lawmakers we reached out to cited scheduling issues, they were not able to clear their schedule or make any amount of time for gladys sicknick and sandra garza who were making their rounds on capitol hill and last week prior to the january 6th commission, holding six senator -- republican senators voted in favor of the commission and nancy pelosi has floated the idea of potentially having another vote happen again because since potentially seven gop senators would have voted for this measure. but senator pat toomey was not present for the vote on friday, making it only three more republicans who would have to vote in favor of the commission in order to push it through. which

plus, sandra garza, the partner of fallen police capital officer brian sicknick.s to investigate january six. and why she blames donald trump. and from coffee to cars, to chlorine. notice that everywhere is out of almost everything? >> the worst chlorine shortage the country has ever seen. is said to rock the summer pool season. >> new reporting on the global shortage of everything. all in starts right now. everything all in starts right >> good eve. i'm chris hayes. from the last 24 hours, i've been thinking about something that senate minority leader mitch mcconnell said yesterday. you may have seen, he

she and brian sicknick, i think. but then they obviously through this saw the light. here she is. >> i supported him for various reasons. clearly that's out the window now. and i want to educate as many people as i can that all of the things that he talked about as far as loving america, wanting to keep america great, supporting the police, all of this stuff is not true. he is the mastermind. yes, those people made choices that day. the people that committed violence made choices. we are all responsible for the individual choices that we make. but donald trump was the mastermind of that day. >> in other words, she's not falling for the whitewashing. >> yeah. i love the uses of the word choices because that's really what this has been about from the time he came down the escalator in 2015. you always have a choice to make. what trump demands of his followers, the people he hires and the voters who follow him, and with the insurrection those who want to begin this insurgency, what he demands is that they disregard not just what's in front of their eyes and common sense

the family of brian sicknick, his mother, his longtime partner sandra garza. they felt very strongly that they be there today and that this select committee happened. i will tell you i spoke to republican sources who said that nancy pelosi was smart to invite them today. and i spoke to other republican sources who admitted they were embarrassed that there were representatives of the police there today. >> all right, jamie gangel, thanks so much. really appreciate it. >>> day seven and 147 people still missing. tireless rescue teams fighting some terrible odds and bad weather as the search continues in surfside, florida. stay with us. >>> july 4th, celebrate with fireworks and music from billie ray cyrus, blues traveler, chicago, flo rida, foreigner, samy hagar and the circle and more. the fourth in america live july 4th at 7:00. way for you to sell your car. whether it's a year old or a few years old. we wanna buy your car. so go to carvana and enter your license plate answer a few questions. and our techno wizardry calculates your car's value and gives you a

the family of officer brian sicknick, an officer who died shortly after the capitol riot, horrified bynew footage. >> it's heart wrenching, it's disturbing, and some of the footage is just downright sadistic. it's brutal for me to watch, especially to know that brian was there that day. and, you know, experiencing what the officers were experiencing as well as seeing this, and to know his last moments on earth were, you know, experiencing all of this. it's just horrible. it's heartbreaking. >> reporter: officer sicknick's mother can't understand why some lawmakers are trying to whitewash the events of that day, despite the overwhelming video evidence that continues to emerge. >> they're afraid of losing their jobs. i don't know what they're afraid of. and i don't understand why they're afraid of, you know, the former president. there's some reason they're afraid of him and they just keep doing what he says that they should do. >> and denying what you can see with your own eyes. wendy wild, thank you very much. >>> let's speak more about this with retired army lieutenant who served in t

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he thanked the capitol police because donald trump never called the family of brian sicknick after hehe was a republican. so i think all of this shows why we do need to have a january 6 commission or an investigation. i think we will have it. all of the things that we all heard and you heard right after january 6 about how angry people are, those are documented in texts and records. the day of january 6 itself, people were texting the white house, mark meadows, people around the president saying why isn't he doing anything? he needs to do something. there's also those documents at the white house that show the planning. mike pence was in a different place and then my pillow guys and those of the trump constitutional scholars saying to do something that was quite ridiculous and absurd but the real problem here is what donald trump is doing and done just this week saying -- telling people he is going to be back in the white house by august. notably he didn't say that mike pence will be with him. but this is dangerous -- >> also -- he's also not going to be back in the white house in aug

in a moment, we will talk about it with the mother of the late officer, brian sicknick, as well as his life partner. it's a reality that so many l lawmakers simply do not want to confront. today, a senior-federal judge called them on it. we should point out the judge is a republican appointee, a former captain in the army judge advocate generals court. he is a heavy hitter. today, sentencing the first rioter to learn their punishment in the insurrection. he judge -- the judge rebuked republican lawmakers. he condemned what he called the utter nonsense, his words, coming from them and from other right-wing figures, who are whitewashing what happened. again, quoting the judge. i don't know what planet they were on. does house-republican leader kevin mccarthy know what planet his members are on when it comes to their whitewashing and conspiracy theories? well, he was asked that today, as well as about house speaker pelosi's intention to -- a committee to investigate the attack. >> i have real concern, though. especially, the scope of where we're going to go. i know, just the other day, we

the washington post, 20 republican senators who would not meet with the fallen police officer brian sicknick natural causes after the riot. you have reporting from the capitol police on other officer's conditions five months after the insurrection. what do you know about that? >> they tell me ten officers remain off the job with injuries sustained january 6th. that doesn't count those who were traumatized and back on the job. nearly 150 days later, they remain off the job. ayman, it's worth keeping in mind, this is an understaffed police department to begin with. 300 officers. >> keep us updated as these developments continue. >>> turning now to the balance of power in the house. last night in new mexico, democrat melanie stansbury won a landslide victory in a special election for the seat vacated by president biden's interior secretary deb haaland. by 20 points over mark morris. steve kornacki is at the big board for us with what this means for 2022. steve? >> ayman, certainly not a shock that democrats carried this first district special election in new mexico. this is basically albuquerqu

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capitol police officer brian sicknick died from a stroke one day after being attacked by rioters.accept their so-called peaceful protest led to death so they deny it. >> so let me just ask you. do you believe officer sicknick died because of the riot? >> no. i'm not so sure that officer sicknick is even dead. i'm serious. that's how -- and i hate to be so crazy conspiracy minded. i'm not even sure ashli babbitt is dead. i mean, who is to say that -- have you seen anything of her family? >> up until the point where she passed we lived two blocks apart. >> the answer is, yes . >> i'd say through high school my sister and i were best friends. >> this is ashli babbitt's sister. he and his 35-year-old sister were very close p. it's weird because we saw it on the news and it was like, that's my sister. >> reporter: his sister was a tomboy who joined the military out of high school. >> she could do anything. she was invincible. >> reporter: after the air force, ashli babbitt then bought a pool company in san diego, which she ran with her husband and her brother. >> she was happy. talked

. >> you mentioned officer fanone and you keep helping his family and the family of brian sicknick and other officers to navigate a meeting with republicans, right? to have conversations with the republicans who they were defending that day as well as the democrats. officer sicknick's family along with other officers ninjured tht day are deeply, deeply hurt by these attempts to shift blame by some in the gop. here's officer fanone and others who have spoken. >> i think a lot of times these lawmakers on capitol hill, they feel like they can say whatever they want and they're never going to be held accountable for those words. well, your words have consequences and congressmen, you're lying about what happened on january 6th and i'm going to be there to confront anyone who lies about january 6th. >> we held the line, and that, to me, we sacrificed for them to not only put everything on the line, but they are not doing what they're supposed to. they're not fulfilling their oath for office, to put the country before their party and for me, for them to continue these lies and turn and twist

joining us, now, is sandra garza, life partner of capitol police officer, brian sicknick, who was pepper sprayed, battedled rioters for hours, and died the next day. sandra, first of all, i am sorry that we are talking under these circumstances. um, when you continue to see all of these efforts to -- to whitewash, to diminish what happened on january 6th. the suggestion that these folks were just walking between the -- the -- the velvet ropes in the statuary hall and acting like tourists. as someone who is, still, in the midst of deep grief and -- and profound loss. how do you -- how do you tolerate that? >> well, anderson, first, i want to thank you, so much, for having me on your show. and it's very difficult. it makes me incredibly angry, which is why i continue to speak out. it enrages me that they continue to gaslight their supporters. and they're not doing the right thing. that is the thing that upsets me the most. they're all have an opportunity to do the right thing by not only their constituents but the american people, as a whole. what happened on january 6th should unite us, a

probably the most painful sights during that whole conversation was watching brian sicknick's motherquire about her son, and they basically said no. no. >> yeah. >> so what is that the foundation of now? it's the foundation of something. i mean, what do you think happens next? where do we go from here? if you won't shut up, you know, the guy in florida saying he's going to be reinstalled in august. if you have got two numb nuts running around between florida and georgia, gaetz and marjorie taylor greene talking about they run the party, they're now the leaders of the party, you have got the silence from the actual leadership or the complicity by someone like mccarthy by kicking out liz cheney, what do you think comes next? i mean, that does not -- it's not a whole big leap. so he has a good point, it is a red flag because this is a set-up for something, and we need to be prepared for whatever that something is as citizens. >> governor dean? >> yeah. i think that's right. so what is the way out of this? the way out of this is young people aren't going to take this. my view of this is