there are more cowards in that room. they're speaking to the cowards in a noble hope of trying to change their minds. they're not trying to turn cowards into heroes. they're trying to turn cowards into minimally decent human beings for the first time since those cowards surrendered themselves completely to donald trump. congressman raskin told the cowards what they should be listening for tomorrow when donald trump's lawyers speak in his defense. >> we would pose these preliminary questions to his lawyers. which i think are on everyone's minds right now, in which would have asked mr. trump, himself, if he had chosen to come and testify about his actions and inactions when we invited him last week. one, why did president trump not tell his supporters to stop the attack on the capitol as soon as he learned of it? why did president trump do nothing to stop the attack for at least two hours after the attack began? as our constitutional commander in chief, why did he do nothing to send help to our overwhelmed and besieged law

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there are more cowards in that room.hope of trying to change their minds. they're not trying to turn cowards into heroes. they're trying to turn cowards into minimally decent human beings for the first time since those cowards surrendered themselves completely to donald trump. congressman raskin told the cowards what they should be listening for tomorrow when donald trump's lawyers speak in his defense. >> we would pose these preliminary questions to his lawyers. which i think are on everyone's minds right now, in which would have asked mr. trump, himself, if he had chosen to come and testify about his actions and inactions when we invited him last week. one, why did president trump not tell his supporters to stop the attack on the capitol as soon as he learned of it? why did president trump do nothing to stop the attack for at least two hours after the attack began? as our constitutional commander in chief, why did he do nothing to send help to our overwhelmed and besieged law enforcement officers for at least two hours

he should have stood with us but he was a coward, he stood with trump and the lies. >> reid, republican congressman don bacon, former general in the u.s. air force, they're clearly softening the ground for race two years from now, any way this backfires? >> what they're trying to do is turn every republican into marjorie taylor greene, that's what the vote tomorrow is about, it's tying house republicans to greene on the vote. they'll run ads saying they voted to protect her and keep her on committees. and it is about building this narrative over the course of the next two years. this isn't a ad you would see from democrats heading into election cycle. in october the ads were about

republicans like do bacon should have stood with us but he was a coward, stood with trump and lies. congressman don bacon stood with q, not you. >> that's what they're facing and they can't seem to find a way out of it. >> i think charlie cook says of the 29 closest seats in 2020, the republicans won 28. the board broke their way. but that means they have 28 seats to go the other way in 2022, this is what that is aimed at. republicans could repudiate her, that's it, even throw her out of your caucus. take disciplinary action. second is put her on double, triple, extreme probation. don't put her on committees, make her mind her copy book and go on record you want nothing to do with her. could reintroduce her to the

congressman don bacon should have stood with us, but he was a coward. he stood with trump and the lies. >> so, reid, republican congressman don bacon, former general in the u.s. air force, they are clearly softening the ground for a race two years from now. but getting it into the public consciousness, it is early yet. i'll give you that. anyway this backfires? >> well, i mean, what they are trying to do is essentially turn every republican into marjorie taylor greene. that's what the vote of tomorrow is about, is about tying house republicans to marjorie taylor greene on the vote. they'll run ads saying that they voted to protect her and to keep her on committees. and it is about sort of building this narrative over the course of the next two years. this isn't the sort of ad that you'd see from democrats heading into an election cycle, if you remember in october their ads were about health care and more

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it sounds like you are appealing to cowards. >> that's what we are trying to get away from. we consciously try to get away from that. >> which sentence are you referring to? >> you want me to have them call you? >> september 20, i got in contact with the draft. i suppose they would like to have you there too. >> it will do him absolutely no good if he goes to one concert and another and another. >> a lot of times people come in here and it is very difficult to get to the root of the problem very quickly, and it would be very good if we could spend the day with every person, but we just can't do that. we don't have the staff to do that. >> we are against the war in vietnam. we have formed the boston draft resistance group to work against the draft, because the draft brings the war home not only to us, but to most americans. we hope guys stay out of the army to save their lives, to increase opposition to the war, and to further the movement for change. >> i don't understand what it would mean to begin working at trade and vocational schools. >> i think it's perfect. >> you wan

they are scared the people they hang with on the corner are cowards if they go to jail.not that they are thinking if they refuse to go to jail. >> my fifth year in school and in november and at least i assume that is the reason i asked them for student deferment and they underlined that part of the regulation that you have to be progressing towards the degree and i have a draft board and in december they sent me notice to take a physical in january and then transferred to a board here. it's going to be tomorrow. >> what time do you have to be there? >> 7:15 is when they said to come. >> we should be there at quarter. >> when larry gordon was ordered to report to the draft board for his physical, we decided to go with him. planning was simple. we'd done it before. all of us were spread out talking in the hallway and then i was on the stairs a little bit above people and i said, my name is vernon rizard and i'm down with the group of friends of mine who want to talk because we are against the war and don't think guys should be sent over there. we are in a group and work ag

>> yeah, i mean they ought to call trump a coward.is a coward, and i think what trump will do, his lawyers won't let him testify. but he will go on a rival network named after a furry animal and, you know, to hannity and somewhere safe, and he will do a running commentary. he won't do it in any binding way. and, you know, this is going to be down to the presentation. because if it was a secret ballot, i think the republicans would quickly do him in. but that fear magnet is turning him them into cowards in a treasonness way. so, you know, the other problem is if they don't -- if mitch can't get to 17, it will be 3. you know, nobody wants to take the shot of trump and miss getting to the goal by two votes. but if mitch and the caucus had 15 or 14 firm commitments, i'll bet he would find the other four or five if it's a good presentation. nobody wants to do the near miss because of the political price they are afraid of playing. that's why the ben sasse video out is so important. he writing the playbook on how to push back on this stuff

>> they should call him a coward, and he is a coward, the lawyers will not let him testify, testify.al he network named after a furry animal, and you know, to hannity, and somewhere safe, he will do a running commentary. he won't do it in any binding way. and you mow, this is going be down to the presentation. because if it was a secret ballot, i think the republicans would quickly do him in. but that fear magnet is turning him them in to cowards in a treasonness way. if mitch can't get to 17, it will be three. you know, nobody wants to take the is shot at trump and miss getting to the goal by two votes. if mitch and the caucus had 13, or 14 commitments he will find the other four or five if it's a good presentation. nobody wants to do the near miss because of the political price they are afraid of playing. that's why the sass video is important. he is writing how to fight back, and not go in a defensive crouch. people should look at it from the republican party and learn from it. >> i will say, if the lawsuit against fox news is successful, they will rename themselves as the marmase

coward fears. to be led by a fool is to be led by the opportunist who control the fool. to be led by a thief is to offer up your most precious treasures to be stolen. to be led by a liar is to ask to be lied to. to be led by a tyrant is to sell yourself and those you love into slavery. amy: we will hear octavia butler in her own words. some of this interview has never been aired before. and we will speak with the author and activist adrienne maree brown about how octavia butler's writings can help the world tackle some its most pressing issues in the world today from climate change to racism. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. the united states recorded another 1400 deaths from covid-19 on monday, bringing the u.s. toll since the start of the pandemic to more than a half a million, by far the highest of any nation in the world. [bells toll] amy: the bells at the national cathedral in washington, d.c., tolled 500 times m

so there's a coward in there who is so cowardly that even in a secret ballot, that coward is afraid to vote and just votes present. >> yeah. lawrence, you know, if i were trying to be a comedian i would suggest that that person was kevin mccarthy who cast that present vote, but i'm not a comedian as you know, so i'm not going to suggest that. i do think that leader mccarthy's performance throughout this day and these past days has been a perfect symbol for the kind of cowardice you're talking about. and how this vote was convicted. people wonder what mccarthy was going to do in this closed door meeting. we now have reporting that suggests he tried to split the baby, so to speak, and he's not going to strip marjorie taylor greene of any of her assignments. he's going to try to blame the whole thing on democrats. he's going to duck that responsibility so he stays in good with the "q" caucus, doesn't do anything that would offend that portion of his caucus. and at the same time he also spoke forcefully in defense of his leadership colleague liz cheney so as to offer some sense of support

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for most of history, the norm has been dictators, autocrats, fully tyrant cowards to take over our government. most of the history of the world and that's why america is such a miracle. we were founded on principles of the rights of the people and consent of the governed and fundamental equality of all. when said for the people, by the people for the people the declaration of independence when he said four score and seven years ago, he knew that wasn't how we started. we started imperfectly, safely. he knew that but he was struggling to make the country better and however flawed the founders were as men in their time, they inscribed in the declaration of independence and constitution we needed to open america up, waves of political struggle and constitutional change and transformation in the country so we would become something more like beautiful vision of the people, by the people and for the people, the world's greatest multiracial, mostly religious, mostly ethnic constitutional democracy, the envy of the world. tom paine said in a silent community, people would come, think about the pream

greg: when you think about hasbro it's the coward and corporation. >> proctor & gamble.reg: proctor & gamble. the uses for ways to get rid of you. >> you guys probably didn't know this but i i won back-to-back shakespearean awards in the shakespeare contest. it's the real deal. not just flip all in basketball. i am not here because of my looks but the point is shakespeare is about the human condition and you are an idiot if you don't see that. i learned about a black man being a general married to a white woman running a whole military through shakespeare. he was betrayed not because of the color of his skin but because of his power and his best friend. the best part of that story was the end they are dying face to face and he asked him why and he said you know all you are going to know in that to me translated you don't always get to know why people do bad things do to you. that lesson i have yet to see that on fiancÉ. >> this is the deep stuff. >> you started that hardy. you learn more about yourself in his stories and even hamlet and you look at macbeth about being a

the imposition of the national security law and this will be an otter set back off the opposition coward. ground to become thanks so much for your reporting. it's tell me now which has seen another day of angry protests with thousands taking to the streets prime minister nicole paasschen yon is refusing to resign despite the army demanding he step down he in turn is accusing the military of an attempted coup alexander proca penco has been following the protests for us. protests that show no sign of winding down several thousands of position protesters took to his tweets of armenia's capital yeah to call for the resignation of prime minister nicola passion yan down not only unhappy about his handling of last year's war was as a by jan doubt also bitter that he tried to dismiss the head of the army. army's doing the right thing now by not supporting him because these prime minister has failed in every way he's not even human he's a traitor. we need in armenia without a traitor nicole passion yan we want to build a new armenia we save borders in a future. that i come here every day because

they're cowards. can't do the right thing. pence lied to us. he's a treasonist pig and his name will be mud forever. looks like the american people are very pissed. so good luck with that. peace out. >> several insurrectionists described what they planned to do if they encountered the vice president or other lawmakers. one of them, dominic pizzola is a member of the proud boys as we discussed. he came to the capitol on january 6 with deadly intentions. he commandeered a capitol police shield, used it to smash a glass window, entered the capitol and paved the way for dozens of insurrectionists. as you recall from an earlier video, pizzola was one of the first waves of rioters to reach the building. on the left, you can see a screen shot from a video of the break-in we saw earlier. on the right, you can see pizzola in the mob chase capitol police officer eugene goodman through the building. pizzola is the man in the center of the photo with the gray beard. pizzola reached eight crimes for his participation on january 6. it was confirmed that they

that she called a terrorist survivor a coward and then doubled down last week. but i do like the positivity from some of the callers. it really brightens mywashingto. host: here is where we are on capitol hill. the house coming in at 9:00 a.m. eastern, in about 59 minutes. we will take you there for live gavel-to-gavel coverage. the senate was in all night last night. they adjourned at about 5:30 a.m. this morning after a 15 hour so-called voter rama which day considered dozens of americans to the budget resolution, eventually passing that resolution. that is the vehicle democrats will used to move the president biden covid relief package, that $1.9 trillion package through capitol hill. that happening very early this morning. the senate now not inspected to come in until 3:00 p.m. eastern on monday. what we are asking you in this half-hour, for your top news story of the week. here is one of the stories you might consider, the first foreign policy address by president biden. he traveled to the state department yesterday. among the issues he touted were a plan t

. >> congress cowards have hidden inside. of course they are cowards. they cannot face the people, can't do the right thing. mike pence betrayed us and his name be mud forever. it looks like the american people are very pest. -- are very pissed. so good luck with that. peace out. >> peace out. a member of the proud boys came to the capital on january 6 with deadly intentions. he commandeered a capital police shield, used it to smash a window, entered the capital and paved the way for dozens of insurrectionist's. as you recall from an earlier video, he was one of the first wave of rioters to reach the building. on the left, you can see a screenshot from the video of the break in we showed earlier and on the right you can see him in the mob chased capital police officer eugene goodman through the building. he is the man in the center of the photo with the gray beard. he has since been charged with eight federal crimes for his conduct related to january 6. according to an fbi agent affidavit, the group that was with him confirmed that they were out to murd

this would be the load star of the coward and un-american behavior to support trump.-american president that we have had in the modern era. he incited insurrection. he didn't accept the peaceful transfer of power. as a result of the electoral process. that's ha historic tradition back several centuries. to me, i think you can't support them politically. i wish them well and want them and families to do well. i don't see how you support someone politically if they don't see how important the vote it. there will be an acquittal. you're moving hearts and mind of the more than people and the majority of the american people know the truth. that is where the new coalition lies for america. >> your party is 78 -- 19. >> the party is 30% of the registration. 30% -- 24% of the american people. that means 76% of the american people realize how wrong this is. and hopefully we can expand that. maybe get that over 80% and that's one of the purposes of this trial. >> you care tlhow trump feels about the trial? >> listen, i personally don't care: that's part of the theater and the d

coward. >> when tim talks about leader mcconnell, his actions today are the most coward. here is an opportunity for the republican party under his leadership to say we will not have seditiousness in our party. we'll banish in our party. the kind of thing this president of the united states stood for and advocated and especially undermine our electoral system. he did this on a technicality. it is almost if you are in a civil war in this country. jefferson davis ahead of the confederacy and he was convicted and sentenced, as if the leader of the political party says oh, the hell with it, there is a technicality that i can let you walk off. this is a statement by leader mcconnell as to what he wants his party to be and that includes the trump's colt. he wants them under his wing and he banish those people and he yet embraced them yet again and embrace trump throw the four years of his presidency. >> it was shocking to hear mitch mcconnell's words and he tried to have it both ways to say after th

they have no guts and they are cowards. i'm in houston. down the street to a cvs to get something from a pharmacy. a sign said, i'm not saying this for the show. it said we believe in science. that's funny because we have done a meta analysis, tons of studies showing the schools if young children get the disease they get a mild case and rarely transfer it to the teachers. i love teachers. i only am where i am today because of teachers and my family is full of teachers. but the teachers unions are a disgrace to the nation. the county in virginia where that gentleman comes from who is notably upset. these parents can't go back to work because they have to sit home and teach their kids despite paying tax dollars to have their kids taught. this is one of those, the beatings will continue until morale improves. they do this while trying to shut down private schools and fighting against school choice. they will go to your schools, shut you down, we'll boycott and don't you dare find other options. that's liberalism in america. >> they are gettin

want to know, for example, whether the tweet he sent out calling vice president pence a coward, while the attack was under way, whether that tweet, for example, was a premeditated effort to provoke violence. a lot of questions have to be answered. >> this is, gloria, part of what j.w. was saying in the middle sends out a tweet about pence even as we heard rioters, heard this later rioters on tape in the middle of this looking for pence, calling for wherever pence might be. >> if you are officer sicknick's family, or you are someone who was injured in the riots, the question is, what's your legal recourse here? i don't -- i'm not a lawyer nor do i pretend to play one on television, but i think that there are legitimate questions that can be raised about what the president's legal liability, the former president's legal liability would be, if people said, look, who's responsible for this? we've lost somebody in our family as a result of this mob. >> you know, j.w., to that point, look, i think it's a little bit of a forgone conclusion. we know how republicans here have lined up, and do

house speaker nancy pelosi was absolutely outraged over mcconnell's decision, calling him a coward. >r mitch mcconnell to create a situation where it could not have been heard before the 20th or even be done before the 20th in the senate, to say all the things he said, oh, my gosh, about president trump and how horrible he was and is and then said, but the time that the democrats -- the house chose to bring it over. no, we didn't choose. you chose not to receive it. it was not the reason that he voted for what he did. it was the excuse that he used. >> this as we're learning new details about president trump's mindset during this trial. sources telling cnn he privately voiced concern that he could face criminal charges. more on that in just a moment. but first, cnn's ryan nobles joins us. ryan, what a turn of events today, but in the end, 43 republicans refused to hold former president trump accountable. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. it is weird to say, because everyone knew what the outcome of this trial would be, but today was a day that was filled with many, many surprises. for

wearing what you're not wearing we're going to fight we have rights and it doesn't matter who's a coward and. we really made that point in the past yes ok we're here to set up. and we hide baby victories. for the. little boy who. could name and i know so many more my colleagues and i always say that a nation without torch is a dream that will make come true we are working hard to achieve that goal when heading. to the bottom how do i still have conflicts with my family some space still not convinced that i'm right. but i'm glad i do what i did and i do it with love i feel that i'm conveying a message and contribution to a cause i believe in maybe. good . luck. kick off. this town atmosphere means listless play far from the. looks of guns and bullets flying sensibly. non-stop excitement of the final match to. go. to minutes on d w. 2 come to suborn join your problem. or a moment to see if you do you. need a teacher is included in a fuel economy. how will climate change affect us and our children. were w dot com slash water. the state of the news live from for lent the blockers think railt

they are either don't want to go back to work or they are cowards.." that struck a nerve with the union where everyone was sitting at home on twitter instead of teaching kids. they immediately fired back. they accused corolla of cowardice, or sitting safely in a mansion. adam corolla is the host of the adam corolla show." he joins us tonight for an update on this pretty amazing exchange. so, what lead do -- adam, thanks for coming on. what led you to go after the heater's union? >> well, i got 14-year-old twins that have been sitting in their mansion rotting for the last year and they were supposed to start high school and they've never started high school. and it's abundantly clear what's going on now. the people that tell you to follow the signs are ignoring the science. so, i just realized we are going to have to buck up. i mean, there are ice sculptures. they are not going anywhere. they are frozen and we need to step up and people need to rise up and start telling these heroes to start doing their job again. >> tucker: few have done what you've

they stood up like cowards on the world stage when we had a maniac who has no medical experience coming up with all kinds of garbage. and to make matters worst, who do they have upfront, a black doctor and a black nurse, and anyone who has lived in this country who knows the history of this country knows that is not how things work. that was a suspect in and of itself. thank -- host: thank you for calling, let's hear from my guest. prof. hogarth: there is a very clear growing body of work that shows us that there have been past abuses of african-americans and other communities of color. i would say this is not helped by the fact that we have a lot of miscommunication in the early days -- dashing on simply showing that black person getting the vaccine -- i can see why that might be a favorite way of building trust but you have to remember -- i think what we need to think about is recalibrating the messaging, thinking about the optics and displays that we have when we were trying to be -- host: alicia from chicago, you are on the air. caller: first i wanted to address the individuals rece

you're wearing what you're not wearing we're going to fight we have rights it doesn't matter who's a coward and. we really made that point and the past years hey we're here to stand. and we had a baby victim yes. you . can name in the nose i mean. my colleagues and i always say that a nation without torch is a dream that will make come true. we are working hard to achieve that goal when having. i still have conflicts with my family. best still not convinced that i'm right. but i'm glad i do what i do and i do it with love i feel that i'm conveying a message and contribution to a cause i believe in. yes . kick off. town atmosphere means listless clay soft from the. looks of guns and on mentalist flights system. non-stop excitement in the final match to. the times to come. 30 minutes on d w. this is t w news coming to you live from myanmar's military tightens its grip on power the day after staging a coup the army appears to be in full control of the country hundreds of government officials and activists are still being held prisoner of former defector leader also said she is calling on her s

course they're cowards cafe's a people tell you the right the parents lied to us is a total treasonous. that he is they would vote for whoever. got a revolver you know. the words like the american people are very good. so good luck with that he said. peace out. several ensure insurrectionists describe what they had planned to do if they encountered the vice president or other lawmakers one of them dominic basilica also known as bad as is a member of the proud boys as we discuss his ola came to the capitol on january 6th with deadly intentions he commandeered a capitol police shield used it to smash a glass window entered the capitol and pave the way for dozens of insurrectionists as you recall from an earlier video to zoe was one of the 1st wave of rioters to breach the building on the left you can see a screenshot from the video of the break in we showed earlier and on the right you can see preside in the mob chase capitol police officer eugene goodman through the building preside over as the man in the center of the photo with the gray beard result has since been charged with 8 feder

>> because i am a hero and everyone else is a coward. i do not know what is wrong with l.a.thing to it -- first off, these teachers unions went to my advertisers and tried to cancel me. i have over 25 employees, none of them have missedem a paycheck since covid and the people who do not create any jobs whatsoever, just a bureaucracy, go after my advertisers to try and get me out of a job so i can then, what, not create any more jobs? it's cowardly. >> tucker: they've got a lot of time, i've noticed, to try and pull you off the air and respond to you on twitter. shouldn't they be grading homework or something, responding to a grieving parents, watching their kids degrade? >> agreed. here's a thought experiment tode remember 6-7 months ago when we were saying were were not goingo have a vaccine for another two, three, maybe five years? the teachers will not go into thewe classrooms until they are vaccinated. what if the vaccination was three years away? would you let the kids sit in their rooms and grow beards until you guys revaccinated then? >> tucker: so disgusting. and i r

we'll see if it's going to be a senate of courage or cowards. >> trey: did you hear that? the court of public opinion, she says. it would have to be the court of public opinion because what you will see next week bears no similarity to a real court. in a real court, there is a judge was fair and neutral. next week, the presiding judge is senator patrick leahy who has already voted twice to convict and remove donald trump from office. he would never be allowed to preside in a real court. in a real court there is a jury of women and men who have not already made up their minds. that is the only one quality you must have two serve on a real jury in a real court. there are 50 democrats will vote to convict next week no matter what the evidence is. in a real court, the jury is told to wait until the very end to reach any conclusions, in fact, you are forbidden from even beginning to reach conclusions until the very end. but not next week. in a real court, there are rules of evidence, rules about what kind of evidence can be admitted and i doubt you will see any of those rules n

weighing what you're not wearing we're going to fight we have rights and it doesn't much of was a coward and. believe me i made that point and the past years hey we're here. we had a baby victory. for the. good looking man who. could name and i know so many mourn my colleagues and i always say that a nation without torture is a dream that will make come true we are working hard to achieve that goal when having. good i'm. gonna have that i still have conflicts with my family. the social base still not convinced that i'm right. but i'm glad i do what i deem and i do it with love i feel that i'm conveying a message and contribution to a cause i believe in and i believe in the good and the. the good for. the good. of the good for the good of the citizens of. the 4th of june. that's. this is what delhi sounds to me too single to. look bad said to change. because noise pollution makes people and animals. more calm for metropolises how can that be achieved. in 30 minutes on d w. w news coming to you live from berlin of 1000 people arrested in russia after the jailing of kremlin critic alexei no

will want to know, for example, whether the tweet he sent out calling vice president mike pence a coward while the attack was underway, whether that tweet, for example, was a premeditated effort to provoke violence. >> i guess i'll put it this way. if a leader of a gang, let's say the leader of the proud boys, for instance, had made a threat against the vice president of the united states, and you were still on the department of homeland security, what would the dhs have done? would they have treated that as free speech, or would they have treated that as a potential threat to the vice president's life? >> every day the u.s. secret service investigates threats to any of their protectees, including the vice president. they always treat anything like that extremely seriously. it's just awkward, obviously, at this point. it's one protectee threatening another protectee through his supporters. can i just add, i mean, i appreciate the legal analysis. i'm not a lawyer so it's always fascinating to hear the arguments about constitutionality, but impeachment is inherently beyond what would stand

was pervasive in a way that his power now is not as pervasive, it's not as much in your face, the cowards to run from in the form of those tweets. but it's now pernicious. you talked about ron johnson. we're now looking at it in the house. it's just the fact that trump is gone and that the big lie lives on and that hundreds of these people are engaged in government by gaslight as you said in a new administration at a time when we faced such big problems that trump could continue to control them even though, like by remote control, without twitter, by pure mind control from mar-a-lago, from the golf course, that he's still causing these people to behave this way. i would say maybe his influence is less pervasive, but it's, as i said, more pernicious in some ways, and could, if it continues deeper into the administration. we'll see about lawrence's opinion. but if it continues deeper into the biden administration could keep getting worse in some ways if the republicans continue to behave this way. >> neal, speaking of pernicious, i have an you are yent matter to raise with you and that is v

house speaker nancy pelosi called them cowards. do you agree with her?ot going to call names out. look, i -- for four years, all that's been in the news is trump. the next four years, i want to make sure what's in the news is the american people. i'm tired of talking about trump. >> applause line there. let's bring in david axelrod, senior cnn political commentator, former adviser to president obama. >> good morning, guys. >> trump was voted out of office. his party, however, no, majority of self-identifying republicans still see him as the leader, and i wonder, do you see the republicani party actually movig away from trump or is that a minority, frankly? >> right now the answer is no. right now trump is very dominant in the republican party. he's got an 80% approval rating. most republicans say they see him as the leader of the party. he is the front-runner for the nomination if he were to run again. there's a long time between now and then. but, yeah, listen, those 43 senators didn't vote for donald trump out of love. they voted for him out of fear of

for years now, people have been telling you cowards that if you let the president lie about our democracy over and over, and then join him in that lie and say he's right when you know for a fact that he is not, there will be a terrible price to pay. but you just never thought you'd have to pay it, too. i really do hope you're enjoying those tax cuts. and those judges. because those judges are really going to be working hard. they're going to be busy throwing these idiots in jail. and by "idiots," i include the republicans who let this happen, like you, senator josh hawley, raising your stupid fist to the mob outside the capitol. look at that. it's like black power, but... the opposite. there really should be a name for that. and, obviously, he has to keep his fist closed, because if he opened it, you would see all the blood on his hands. speaking of which, how about you, fox news? you think maybe years of pedaling his conspiracy theories had anything to do with this? oh, but come on, man. you know we have our opinion side and our news side. and, come on, we're just trying to turn a coin f

. >> reporter: representatives and staff coward and cried.hows chuck schumer and other senators evacuate the floor. the ark of behavior and seditious and close calls. >> i had tears in my eyes. >> reporter: but after an acquittal on the impeachment charge, there is worry about a lingering threat. what this video says most of all: no one wants to see a sequel. >> if we pretend this didn't happen, or worse, if we let it go unanswered, who is to say it won't happen again. >> reporter: for "face the nation," i'm mark strassmann. >> brennan: we'll be right back. you stay awake for them. once daily sunosi improves wakefulness in adults with excessive daytime sleepiness due to obstructive sleep apnea. sunosi worked for up to nine hours at 12 weeks in a clinical study. sunosi does not treat the cause of osa or take the place of your cpap. continue to use any treatments or devices as prescribed by your doctor. don't take sunosi if you've taken an maoi in the last 14 days. sunosi may increase blood pressure and heart rate, which can increase your risk

republicans like do bacon should have stood with us but he was a coward, stood with trump and lies.at they're facing and they can't seem to find a way out of it. >> i think charlie cook says of the 29 closest seats in 2020, the republicans won 28. the board broke their way. but that means they have 28 seats to go the other way in 2022, this is what that is aimed at. republicans could repudiate her, that's it, even throw her out of your caucus. take disciplinary action. second is put her on double, triple, extreme probation. don't put her on committees, make her mind her copy book and go on record you want nothing to do with her. could reintroduce her to the american public, writing speeches for her in which she says no one admires jewish space lasers more than she does and what a tremendous credit this is -- i should stop with that joke. try and reintroduce her. what they're doing now is taking punch after punch with month plan. >> and republican congressman shows them how easy it is to tell the truth. listen to what he has to say. >> the bottom line is this, winning election is imp

how we found our youngest brother go hmongs you know they often killed people that way they were cowards and a lot of. ok thanks that's what we wanted to know ok. but. do you know what the film as ordinary soldiers you know more we didn't have the authority to kill on our own or my part of. the local running only in battle and. otherwise not you know we are not a fool you know by. now that our buried them in their clothes that we didn't remove anything does that you know that our middle brother is buried here yes i think when you look at that don't you remember what the people you buried look like i'm almost my skin light hair when you're in that moment i was also suffering with i mean. the most being mean for you know for all from one single family life enough for me . to hear why they were married nearly 4 meters deep and i gave them the i thought back here that they were going to yes we will see him because we moved i'm going through all right good bye with. the whole thank you you know thank you for helping us everyone has a family and. it hurts you're going to get me soon just like

what do they do they're cowards. and how sustainable is this culture. leans over rango starts marching on t w. hello and welcome to in good shape do you know the old saying that the way to a man's heart is through his stomach that it's very important to have the same education.

that's how we found our youngest brother i mean go monster they often killed people that way they were cowards you know a lot of. ok thanks guys i know that's what we wanted to know ok. as ordinary soldiers you know more we didn't have the authority to kill on our own or my part of. the local running only in battle and otherwise not in the pool you know by. now that are buried them in their clothes that we didn't remove anything does that mean i thought it would mean that our middle brother is buried here and i mean yes you know i don't know i don't look at it that don't you remember what the people you buried looked like. i might scan light hair in there so in that moment i was also suffering with i mean the film of being mentally ill for all from one single family for the for me any. longer you know why they weren't married nearly 4 meters deep and argue with only 3 . people going to yes because we moved them going through all right. you know thank you for helping us everyone has a family and. it hurts me so you are just like us. you. never be able to forget all of this. the next day and the

. >> yes i'm a coward i can't. . >> when i talked to osha they told me i had a legitimate complaint,with me. we sat and talked and had coffee, and i explain the whole nine yards to him. >> it's so cold in their nighttime, it would drop to 42 degrees, we put on our coats and sweater, so i complain to my manager, and she interned complain to the district manager. so he wasn't going to do anything, this went on for two or three weeks. so i told him one morning, i said i'm going to report you to the health department. there's gonna be something somebody can do. he said he didn't give a darn. and the stranger walks into the building, and she takes over the kitchen. and nobody had any idea who she wasn't what she was doing there. i was supposed to be there. and there that lady is behind the counter, she's working in my place. it's like who is that what is she doing my place? and that's when she told me my hours were cut. it's like i said okay, juniors doing this to me, i'm gonna do something about him. so i take it from there and i realized, that everything was fine. i had my rights and i

coward the entire german politics ecosystem taking samples from a variety of which show that the already coming jellyfish can be found everywhere. and differing sizes and density matter if you notice it isn't clear that we have a big problem with them the op says especially here in kiel in the southwestern baltic. the warty comb jellyfish is native to the east coast of the us ships presumably carry them as stowaways to the black sea in the 1980s from there they've spread to the caspian sea the mediterranean and or northern europe. the creatures also called sea wall not due to their shape may look in conspicuous but they pose a huge challenge oh yeah spurs wants to know if the ecosystem here is holding up limits nish time is not the problem with non-native species is that they don't belong. there only labeled invasive if they start to change the ecosystem. because of stanford and the problem with the walnuts is that they're extremely efficient credit. i don't know how much they generate a mucous that's invisible to most other organisms. they only notice the danger when it's too late and t

like the coward that he is, along with the gop members, cowards, what he did is he went running rightnside of the east wing and he watched as these individuals, for his benefit, stormed the capitol, trying to take it over, so he can ultimately become the autocrat that he wants to be. it's just plain and simple to me. i see it crystal clear. >> mr. cohen, you mentioned in your first answer, you know, the litigation that's going to start coming in a fast and furious manner to donald trump, in your case, there's an individual one in your case, which is apparently donald trump. do you think that all of this litigation that is coming donald trump's way, that any of them will hold him accountable have some bite, either financially or legally where he could actually go to prison? >> so, it really is truly amazing how one man, the teflon don, has managed to escape responsibility, not just now but virtually his entire life. the man has never been held responsible for his own dirty deeds. now, i will tell you that, you know, everybody's aware that there is a district attorney action that's curr