how much for sponsibility do you give donald trump himself for the violence the transpire on capitol hill. well president elect joe biden just said that. the past hours the words of the president they matter and i'm i'm very certain and very sure that donald trump know was that his words matters so he has very much responsibility for what is happening and he could have stopped it even even earlier because his past tweets he basically said well stay peaceful but you could have that get out of the capital and remove from from this violent riots that's right and just briefly how much confidence do you have in president elect joe biden to help america she'll as he puts it when he finally takes office but i think that is a very big task. president elect joe biden and also commander harris will have to take on but i'm very certain that they will conquer this this task and they will try to. give the people in the united states the possibility to heal and that takes time definitely but as chance atlantic partners and supporters and then germany and also in europe and the world we will be doing everythi

some fold on capitol hill. well the atmosphere out here is absolutely incredible right now as you can see president trump is speaking addressing a huge crowd which is over by the white house but we're all backed up all the way to the washington monument. was we know that people were storming into the capitol we know that tear gas was fired and we also know that rubber bullets were fired but i was just showing video a minute ago it from inside the capitol of a young woman on a stretcher bleeding pretty proof usually had a lot of blood on the side of her head on the side of her neck and a. number of police the secret service were saying get back get down get out of the way she did leave the car and as we kind of raced up to grab people pull them back they shot her in the neck and she fell back on me and started to say she was fine at school and then she started kind of like moving weird and blood was coming out of the mouth and neck and nose just behind me there are thousands of people there on the other side of me th

how did we get to this point of all the chaos we've seen today on capitol hill well it started with the fact that the u.s. congress was scheduled to certify the presidential election results and set things in motion for joe biden to be inaugurated and donald trump called for a big rally of his supporters in washington d.c. to protest against that and perhaps try to stop that from happening at donald trump gave a speech to is supporters telling them that the election was rigged this is donald trump addressing his supporters just hours before chaos broke out on capitol hill does anybody believe that joe had 80000000 votes 80000000 computer votes democrats attempted the most brazen outrageous election set theft in this ever been a thing like this so pure theft we will never give up we will never get to see trump supporters are certainly the talk of the town the center of the action today but if you look at the alliance of forces in the country they seem to have the deck stick pretty solidly stacked against them we're in a situation where as the chaos was happening the final results in geor

election there did you think you would ever see something like the scenes we saw unfolding on capitol hill. well terry of course i've been thinking a lot about that campaign over the last 24 hours or so and of course i can't claim that i foresaw the storming of the capitol but what you can really do is draw a straight line between some of the things that we saw back then in 2016 and some of the things that are happening now i was particularly kind of pointed to one of them donald trump even back in a primary campaign against his republican challengers indicated that he wouldn't necessarily respect the result when it came out so really disrespect for democratic institutions and rules and then on the other side the fanaticism of some of his supporters i think what we've seen coming here together is those 2 things haven't been heated up over the course of his presidency or the last 4 years richard thank you very much our chief international editor richard walker there you are watching d.w. news from berlin business is next with rob watch i'm terry martin thanks for watching . story of produce prope

mike: a.b., what are you expecting that day on capitol hill? >> wellhave to get through the rally in georgia on tomorrow evening with the president after "the washington post" is reporting this afternoon berated and threatened the secretary of state of georgia in an hourlong phone call over the weekend begging him to recalculate and assign him 11,780 votes. it will be a real threat to the turnout on tuesday for the two georgia incumbent senators trying to win re-election and hold the senate republican majority. so getting through tuesday will definitely have an impact on what happens on wednesday. imagine that majority leader mitch mcconnell, who wants to remain majority leader and is urging his colleagues not to object from senator perdue to hawley, to cruz, to the rest of them that now number 12 -- mike: right. >> -- that he will likely have a firmer opinion on that should he wake up minority leader on wednesday. this is truly, trulyç a disastr because none of the courts and the state legislatures and the department of homeland security and the depa

well it's got a live update on the situation from our new york correspondent caleb moppet caleb can you tell us a little bit about what's happening on capitol hill right now. absolutely well at this point the u.s. congress has reconvened despite everything that took place and at this point mike pence the vice president ited states has made clear they intend to proceed with certifying the election results this is what the vice president said once congress had been reconvened following the chaos. to those who wreaked havoc in our capital today you did not win violence never wins freedom wins may god bless all who serve here and those who protect this place and may god bless the united states of america let's get back to work. the united states senate will no be intimidated. now at this point it's important to go over how everything happened how did we get to this point of all the chaos we've seen today on capitol hill well it started with the fact that today was the day that the u.s. congress was scheduled to certify the presidential election results and set things in motion for joe biden to be inaugurated and donald trump called for a big rally o

capitol police come essentially with their right shields as. well a female protester was shot in the chest by a police officer in the capitol hill building she later died of her injuries in hospital the standoff was caught on camera a warning you may find the following financial we're about to show the starving. did you. know that the. was she was well the woman in the video has been identified to us air force veteran asleep but from san diego she was a passionate trump supporter actively airing her views on social media it's been reported that the officer who shot bob it has been suspended pending an investigation here some of the subsequent reaction to the demonstrators death cities would be burning if ashleigh bad it was and then for of the lamb or n.t. for ashleigh back to die does a radicalized domestic terrorist violently assaulting our capital a spot of a lawless more in tanton harming members of congress the united states government capitol police murdered an american mother a she supports it exposing the d.n.c. lies in our nation's capital her name was asleep bob it's there's another video that shows that this was a very deliberate act on

election was stolen that in some part that contributed to the people gathered there storming capitol hill. well i certainly do say that anybody who is talking encounter with the crowd can have our armed forces silences as well as insert a fairly letter gave me for interrupting but it's not just any when i asked you specifically about the president of the united states and the following that he has within the republican party do you think that things he said were partly responsible for what happened. let me answer the question that i certainly think anybody who works a crowd into a frenzy i remember this summer when judiciary chairman jerry network would not condemn. july 27th he was interviewed and said it was a mill that empty with cars and riots maxine waters the chairman of the banking committee senate disrupt republicans anywhere they are so what i would say to you is yes politicians using their bully pulpit can have a an effect on crowds and it certainly 90 percent of the people 99 percent of the people don't listen to it understand that it's simply just rhetoric but unfortunately you've g

right patty thank you very much for that update from capitol hill well on tuesday runoff elections were held to fill both of georgia senate seats in one race democrat raphael warnock beat incumbent republican kelly loffler and the other race and john also currently leads by about 18000 votes but the counting is still underway posted a video early wednesday claiming victory. georgia thank you so much for the confidence that you've placed in me i am honored honored by your support by your confidence by your trust and i will look forward 'd to serving you in the united states senate with integrity with humility with honor and getting things done for the people of georgia thank you so much that's also going to aim has this update from atlanta democratic senate candidate john yes he has claimed victory it is not official at last count he was leading the incumbent david perdue by about 16000 votes it appears that there are thousands of votes left to be counted in dekalb county that's part of the atlanta metro area and it is a democratic heavy area standard or former senator produce his term a

thanks so much from capitol hill. well wednesday's attack has triggered a heated debate about how politicians use social media platforms to incite people there is anger schapelle looks at that side of the story. following an unprecedented attack on the u.s. capitol building many are asking whether president donald trump incited his supporters to commit acts of violence during the chaos trump tweeted his view the vice president mike pence lacked the courage to try and change november's presidential election results twitter immediately restricted the post citing a risk of violence meanwhile the crowd could be heard chanting. the president's comments came as members of congress and the vice president were certifying the election results twitter later suspended his account and warn that his supporters are planning future armed protests on january 17th now the smaller so-called tech platforms are being criticized for their roles in the events gab saw a 40 percent increase in traffic during the attack with some in the crowds all

over how everything happened how did we get to this point of all the chaos we've seen today on capitol hill well it started with the fact that today was the day that the u.s. congress was scheduled to certify the presidential election results and set things in motion for joe biden to be inaugurated and donald trump called for a big rally of his supporters in washington d.c. to protest against that and perhaps try to stop that from happening i guess in a vague sense so donald trump spoke to his supporters and gave them this message that we will never give up we will never concede it doesn't happen does anybody believe that joe had 8000000 votes as of. the 80000000 computer votes that take 3rd world countries their elections are more honest than what we've been going through in this country democrats attempted the most brazen and outrageous election set theft in this ever been a thing like this so pure theft now trump supporters are certainly the talk of the town the center of the action today if you look at the alliance of forces in the country they seem to have the decks did pretty solidly stack

that at all i think that would be harmful to unity and she had returned to have more from the capitol hill. well when nancy pelosi sends the article of impeachment to the senate the rules say that the trial should begin at 1 pm the following day unless it's a sunday and then the trial will continue monday to saturday every week until it until it ends. the sense that we got from from nancy pelosi and the reports we've had previously all that the that the wrangling over the format of the trial is still underway in the senate questions like who should. over the trial should it be the chief justice of the supreme court if it's a former president for example at what how long the trial should take what sort of evidence should be presented should there be witnesses involved can the senate and the house conduct alleged of business in the mornings and the evenings and have the trial in the afternoon clearly joe biden has a big legislative agenda he also wants to get his cabinet nominees confirmed and so will that be done in around the impeachment these are some of the details in addition we're actually g

about what we saw today what do you think will be the consequences of what unfolded today on capitol hill well 1st of all i think it's clear what we're seeing happening in washington d.c. is a career and ultimate attack on our democracy as a nation it is sad it is also it is a direct result of more and 4 years of pakistan and repeated stoking of violence and rhetoric by the current president of the united states donald trump and those who stood by him who wrapped him up and those who also stood silent and said nothing all responsible for just what we're seeing today. looking at social media right now there are a lot of people talking about the 25th amendment. which has of course been mentioned throughout president tom's presidency but today it seems that you know the fact that it was according to the washington post's mike pence. order the national guard to separate and not the president himself there are many who are saying that the vice president essentially today became the president the president is not doing his job can can anything that can be done between now and january 20th on the ina

there are rumors that there are members of congress who good be linked to what happened on capitol hill. well indeed yes the background to this is that more than 30 lawmakers have sent a letter to the sergeant at arms of the senate and of the house asking them to investigate the visitor's log the day before the siege took place at the capitol the allegation is that some lawmakers republicans hosted a large number of tours of trump's supporters on the day before the violence took place now the lawmakers have now asked the sergeant at arms to investigate this and find out whether there was a direct collusion between these lawmakers who invited the groups into the capitol also remembering too that all tours are banned at the moment because of covert regulations also that lawmakers are asking about why some republican lawmakers still insist on carrying guns into the chamber at least one as attempted to bring her gun into the chamber and said publicly that she insists it is her right to do so she and other lawmakers have also refused to pass through the magnetometers that have been erected outside

trial process heidi thanks very much indeed that's how did you cast we're talking to us from capitol hill well u.s. president joe biden is set to target the economy in his 2nd full day in office his executive orders are expected to help those struggling to feed their families or find a job because of the pandemic it's a temporary means of financial relief because congress considers his $1.00 trillion dollars stimulus package biden sent his pandemic response plan in motion on thursday with several executive orders and wearing masks and quarantine for international travelers well let's go live to my condo who's in washington d.c. and covering this element for us but not before we talk about the economic plans i want to talk of course about the impeachment because this was something that in many ways the by the administration did they did not want to because they didn't want the distraction from its 1st 10 to 100 days in office. well the biden reaction has been constant president biden has said even before you took office that this is a not if a congress to decide he is going to step away from it

could be taken down pump lee if trend continues to violate its rules well let's cross over to capitol hill where. extraordinary scenes to say the least that you might never really have imagined tell us more about the latest situation what's going on outside. outside the u.s. capitol order has been resort capitol police are here including the washington d.c. metropolitan police that have secured the outside of the capitol building about an hour and a half ago or so. and it's pretty quiet and at this hour inside the capitol we just got a piece of video that came in of senators being escorted back into the chamber inside the capitol but escorted under heavy security. f.b.i. agents as well as heavily armed police inside the capitol as well just for added precaution given the scenes that we saw earlier this evening here in washington d.c. that we've all now seen of course over the last few hours of when this capitol building was breached by protesters that stormed the capitol they were held at bay for several hours but then it various points clashes back and forth with riot police who were tryi

$150.00 people have now been charged in connection with the riot patika lane has more from capitol hill. well right now this is a huge investigation the f.b.i. taking the lead some agents say that this is the biggest case they've worked on since the today attacks of september 11th field offices across the country poring through videos getting tens of thousands of tips tracking down the people who rioted took over the capital violently let's not forget that one police officer was beaten to death his body is going to lie in state here in the capital in the coming days we've started to see some arrests or people who belong to far right extremist groups white supremacist groups they're being charged but with much more serious charges not just entering the capital that just property damage but conspiracies are right now the f.b.i. really focusing on how much planning went into this and exactly whether they're trying to be able to prove whether it was just a spontaneous act by a mob of people or if this was planned if people came to town with communications gear with zip ties with weapons in order

to capitol hill and when you get closer to capitol hill well there's another roadblock there because that is the so-called red zone and no one is allowed in there usually you would have a lot of tourists or people walking around those areas well capitol hill the proximity of the white house the national mall where usually only grecian do you have the crowds well all of that has been completely sealed off and you do need a special permission to go there and as you heard earlier from the mayor of d.c. she's not only concerned about this but she's concerned also about what could have happened in the larger. is also security measures that have been taken there for example some of the bridges have already had some partial closures there will be 4 of the main ones in the state of virginia into the district of columbia will be shut down the day before integration to the day after inauguration and also they're watching very closely who is coming in by. air we are told. that they're actually looking at the list of passengers on. there also more marshals on on board those flights coming to the

arrested in recent days and likely to be arrested up on capitol hill because of that attack on the u.s. capitol. jeremy, standby. shimon, standby as well. right now i want to bring in former republican senator, former defense secretary under president bill clinton, william cohen. mr. secretary, thanks for joining us. i want to get your quick ration to the truly stunning footage obtained by "the new yorker," and i want to warn our viewers we have some more of it. i want to show them right now of the extreme profanity heard in this particular clip . >> defend your liberty! defend your constitution! >> guess what what? >> when you see this awful, awful video what's your reaction? >> well, it looked like a scene out of the movie world war z with people who had been infected with a virus storming the wall not only here but all over the world even in jerusalem where they built a wall to keep them out and they just kept coming and coming. so that struck me as something quite comparable to it. but it's been a long time building and has been building. this president has said these people are special, we love them. well, no, they're not special

ryan nobles, cnn, capitol hill. >> well, as house speaker nancy pelosi indicates that the house will move this week to impeach president trump, the president faces the increasing possibility that he will become the first president in american history to be impeached twice by the house of representatives. now, a trial in the senate is a whole other matter and it's very unlikely that will happen before president-elect joe biden is inaugurated on january 20th. but the president is facing not only the prospect of impeachment. he's also facing calls for his resignation including from several key republican senators. and he's also facing these questions of the 25th amendment with some calling for the president to be stripped of his presidential powers through that amendment. now, president trump making very clear according to our sources that he has no intention of resigning despite his role in inciting that mob on capitol hill last week. but there is this question of the 25th amendment, and the move by the house speaker nancy pelosi will put a lot more pressure on vice president mike penc

demonstrators began trying to breach the barricades on capitol hill meanwhile the demonstrators from here exalted by donald trump approach he went to capitol hill as well. and we had we had the chaos that ensued meanwhile donald trump who during the course of that speech had suggested he too would join the demonstrators that capitol hill didn't go to capitol hill he retreated back to the white house and from multiple sources now we have a picture of a president who is fuming and angry at the vice president for not doing what he was told as the chaos ensues outside congress refused the police from his advisors and those around him saying do something make some sort of statement try and call this off he kept on refusing until eventually quite late on he did give that video message where he said that he loved the protesters but it's time to go home and he repeated that sort of message just now in between what's interesting that this message was supposed to defuse the situation this video tweet almost immediately it was given a warning label by twitter which said this claim of election fraud is disputed and this tweet can't be replied to read tweeted and l

may or may not have been discussed, particularly, you know, days after what took place on capitol hill? >> well, look, i think at this point we know that there are people who are still getting through to the president like mike lindell who want to talk about the insurrection act or some kind of vague executive powers that are not spelled out by the president to put a freeze on this and remain in office. you know, i think there are more responsible national security officials around him in the larger government bureaucracy who are kpaus exhausted by this, five days left, everybody's got their fingers crossed that no wild ideas, nobody tries to put them into action. >> or maybe just the last attempt to get the last visit in the white house with, you know, in the waning days of this sitting president. who knows? all right, matthew rosenberg, thank you so much, appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> all right, coming up, house speaker nancy pelosi says lawmakers who helped with the capitol riot may face criminal charges, plus new concerns about capitol tours, why democrats were concerned about safety bef

to show himself to the cameras the public for the 1st time since the events of wednesday at capitol hill well let's go to mike hanna now who joins us live from washington d.c. and mike it was also very interesting at to hear what the president had to say before he got on the flight to texas why do you think he sort of choreographed the events of today this way. well it's a 1st time as you mentioned that we've heard from him since the violence in the capital last week publicly at least and still he claims no responsibility whatsoever for those events using a term that he used in the previous impeachment that this is just a witch hunt is what he said except in no responsibility whatsoever for the consequences of his words which those in congress many in congress are insisting led directly to the violence in the capital this is the reason why he is being impeached or why attempts are underway to have him impeached but president clearly trying to find some way to get his opinion across remembering of course he's been banned from social media platforms normally we may have expected a flurry of twe

what is the biggest change you see coming on capitol hill? >> wellle things to watch on capitol hill. on the house side democrats have a very narrow majority. this is a democratic majority that is going to be tenuous. nancy pelosi, we expect she'll be continuing on as speaker with that vote coming later today. she's going to have a divided caucus of her own to deal with. how does she keep liberals on board knowing she doesn't have a lot of margin for error? then the big unknown is the senate. you were talking about georgia earlier, martha. which party comes out of georgia controlling the senate? that will shape so much of what joe biden can do or not do in his opening months. >> susan, will the increased numbers in the so-called the younger progressive members, mean they have more power? >> well, look, i think you're seeing pressure in both parties from the idealogical extremes where politicians in the house, especially, are more worried about a primary challenger coming from within their own party. that's significantly changed the party. so far you'

happened now lingering amongst people who watch and members of capitol hill as well. reporting that initially security was handled by the capitol hill police basically saying it was entirely held by them. dedicated to force protecting the 126 acre capital ground. arrive fordid not hours as the rioters beseeched congress. a follow-up by the associated press, strictly looking at security members -- measures of yesterday vowing that they will investigate this further. they quote representative of california, the chairwoman of the health administration committee saying the breach raises grave security concerns and added her community -- committee will work with leaders to review the police response and preparedness. ,s far as police are concerned a former police chief herself, val demings was quoted saying it was painfully obvious the capitol police were not prepared for today. i thought we would have a stronger force and there would be steps taken to make sure there was a designated area for protesters at a safe distance from the capital. wereentioned those who dead yeste

floyd and trump was temporarily long the talent of twitter 2 days ago and supporters stormed capitol hill well this is we know has since become permanent eliot brennan is a research associate to the united states studies center at the university of sydney he says banning trump on twitter will only fire up his supporters. this is really speaking to the incredible incredible political tension that is evident across the united states at the moment. having a social media company put in the position of having just weigh up the public good of hearing from the president directly versus the potential for a sitting president to incite violence is not something i think anyone would have predicted in the heyday of social media when everyone was excited talking about what were good force for democracy it was how far we've come since then is really evident at the moment don't trump has had a tumultuous relationship with twitter and he's also been pushing for changes to the way social media companies are regulated for what he said is the census censorship of free speech so right now donald trump and he supp

what does that say, though, about the situation going forward on capitol hill? >> well, it's dire.lican colleagues are terror sympathizers is what they are. look at what happened at the capitol. we continue to say it was a riot. some are calling it a protest. it was neither of those things. it was an act of domestic terrorism, and here's why. based on the working definition of terrorism, it is the use of criminality, violence, aggression and intimidation to seek, ultimately, a political agenda. that is exactly what happened. if those individuals would have been black, we would call this terrorism. if their last names would have been mohammed, we would call it terrorism. but for some reason, because they are domestic and white, we continue to shy away from that terminology, and we know the ideology of terrorism is a mental reality. and she has colleagues in the house of representatives who are absolutely down with the program of this extreme, radical violence that continues to happen. and these individuals were radicalized by their leader, donald j. trump, for four years. >> and sus

and throughout the morning we will show you photos like these and videos as well of the events that happened on capitol hill yesterday at the u.s. capitol. this is the washington times this morning and the front page as well. assault on democracy, violent demonstrators storm capitol hill and bring congress to a standstill. i want to read about the woman who shot, a woman was fatally shot as thousands of angry trump supporters stormed their way into the u.s. capitol on wednesday, assaulting police, smashing windows, ransacking offices and forcing congress to evacuate as they halted lawmakers temporarily from certifying the electoral college victory of joe biden. the female demonstrator identified by her family as air force veteran ashley babbitt of california was shot in the neck inside the capital, apparently by a police officer. she died later at a hospital. in addition, news reports indicate that three others also died yesterday, according to those news reports, dying from medical emergencies. politico and the events of early this morning, congress certifies bidens when after a day of chaos and violence.

one of the safest places in the country, what does that say about what is happening there on capitol hill? >> well, i guess i'm going to say this in a couple of different ways. the capitol -- congress -- is a reflection of what's going on in the country. it's a representative body. so, what you see, how people are feeling, and those feelings and those emotions and those fears are very real, are reflective of the country and the division that we see in it now. i do know that there are a number of members, after, especially post january 6th, who are very afraid when they're on the hill and are asking questions, how are you going to keep us safe? >> so, congresswoman, what can be done about this? we know that house republican leader kevin mccarthy is going to meet with congresswoman greene, but not until next week. we don't know what they're going to discuss. we know mccarthy had a similar face-to-face with steve king back in 2019. he was booted from his committees after defending white nationalism. what do you think will happen here with greene? and then the separate question, what do you think shou

skype thank you very much for being with us mr snow and so you'll find out what if the capitol hill riot is we're back. well if the capitol hill riders were all black perhaps they would have made it to the outside perimeter maybe even perhaps they had made it out to the door but i assure you that they would have been by live lisa pressed upon trying to enter the capitol building we've seen evidence of this throughout this country throughout this nation during peaceful blacklock matter protests where sometimes they are just walking down the street and they are violently attacked by the police we saw 'd the national guard in full army right here i mean gear like they were getting ready to be deployed into the middle east. when we had a black flies matter march is over the summer we saw him guarding the lincoln memorial and other monuments because they anticipated by lance and none of that was the case none of that happened sonny extern have received treatment. well ali says because of skin color this is a racial issue too we're seeing white privilege at work here there's no way in the world that is these thes

but still a lot of wrangling about the details she had thanks very much she has a chance in a capitol hill. well after his inauguration joe biden signed a series of executive orders striking at the heart of his predecessor's policy legacy and one of biden's 1st executive orders called off a national emergency be used to justify funding of the wall along the u.s. border with mexico trump a diverted $10000000000.00 from the defense department budget to get started on the project even though he'd see he said he'd get mexico to foot the bill it's estimated only 730 kilometers of the wall was built under trump's watch the borders over 3000 kilometers long according to the washington post the construction of the walls being one of the costliest federal infrastructure projects in u.s. history i'm going to speak to john home and he's live for us in mexico city john what's the reaction in mexico to biden statement. well president lopez obrador holds a morning press conference every morning in mexico and he used a small part of that react to react to joe biden stopping the funding to build the wall and he

house that blockage goes back several city blocks and of course we see it have the same on capitol hill as well on inauguration day the mall will be closed and that is almost on the head of the mall is the really significant important area stretches from the lincoln memorial to the washington monument and then all the way. to capitol hill there's a question about whether or not the threat has been overstated or is beginning to go away simply because those who had planned perhaps to come sort of coming close some sort of trouble here in the capitol on inauguration day realize that they're simply going to be outnumbered by a law enforcement there's going to be at least $20000.00 national guardsmen on duty here in washington d.c. with the capacity to call up much more of the f.b.i. will be here with agents numerous agencies including the u.s. marshal services are putting people in to washington d.c. those who have been a dent of ideas being involved in the trouble last wednesday are no on no fly zones and air b. and b. are closing down all of the reservations in washington d.c. until after the ina

sightly prerecorded pictures live now you can see thousands of people gathered outside the capitol hill they have well let's go to the white house where she oppressed can see can join us and also comment to all on these live pictures as she had been you know those buildings i mean how difficult is it to get to the areas where we can see protesters have got to. you can get all the stops right i mean there's always a as it were police capitol police presence that you're not supposed to be on the steps of the capitol i'm just just to bring you up to date so we do now coming from donald trump the president from here in the white house he tweeted about 12 minutes ago as as these barriers were being breached around capitol hill but not about the demonstrations this is what he tweeted mike pence didn't have the courage to do what should have been done to protect our country and our constitution giving states a chance to certify a corrected set of facts not the full judgment or accurate ones which they are us to previously satisfy us a demands the truth so that's the only comment from dollar drug since the pr