are being told to shield themselves from craven 19 a new days a tool has identified those who are at high risk of severe disease or death it's based on age and health factors but also where people live in levels of deprivation as a result 1700000 additional people in england will be sent letters asking them to stay at home and to get the vaccination john hall is in london and explains more about just how people may end up on that list. what's new about this is that the criteria is being used to decide whether a person is vulnerable that we should be shooting on not just the sort of binary factors of age and underlying health conditions like disease and so on they're not taking into account other risk factors like in a city like postcode where you live in other words to try and get a picture of levels of deprivation that we know has played so heavily into the negative statistics. over the course of the last year so it's a new approach it's approached it's based on multiple risk factors it takes into account crucially of social economic factors as well which means that it's able to inc

because we are seeing craven behavior, so unprinciples that the thought of these people being in powerove the last impeachment manager's point -- what if donald trump is elected and loses again? imagine what he would try. >> it's interesting you say that, because you -- i know you believe that it's important that there be a republican party. or a conservative party, that there be a balance and that there are debates and there is a debate debates of idea and an exchange of ideas. so for you to say the current gop the way it's formatted is not responsible enough to have national leadership is, you know, that's a lot. >> yeah. and i think the only way we'll get a responsible gop is if they have to sit out of power. there's nothing that cures madness in a political party more than being in the opposition for a long time. and this party, if this were kindergarten, they need a time-out. they need to be in the corner. anderson, there's no symmetry. if you look at what the democrats did in the last election -- the democratic party is 80% center left and 20% farther left. it's the center left t

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had run against him," trying to exploit a pandemic to advance e his polilitical carereer intrtroduc craven ambition. >>> the states is 3 1/2 million vaccine doses have been administered so far. there was a huge turnout at the new vaccination clinic in solano county, today. it opened up in phoenicia, for the day, and in that time they have vaccinated nearly all of the cities residence who are 75 years and older. a huge effort by the city. they were notified of the availability of 1400 doses just five days ago. >> i didn't even new they were doing it. i turned on the tv and saw it. so i thought we better go down and get a shot. >> the whole process was smooth as silk. we are feeling confident but after today, both for this vaccination and other events, that entire population will be vaccinated. >> now the city will work on plans for administering the second dose, when that supply becomes available. >>> tonight, the white house says it is ready to increase the vaccine supply it gives each day by another 5% in the next few weeks. starting next week, it will send an additional 1 million doses p

now an overnight curfew in the netherlands to stop the spread of craven $1000.00 remains in place despite a court striking it down earlier on tuesday a judge ruled that the restrictions and breached people's right to privacy and free movement but then another court has now decided the cuff you should remain in force until a government appeal is heard on friday and to lock down protesters rises to several days after those restrictions were imposed back in january and now almost 2000000 more people in the u.k. are being told to shield themselves from credit 19 a new day said tool has identified those who are at higher risk of severe disease or death it's based on age and health factors but also where people live in levels of deprivation as a result 1700000 additional people in england will be sent letters asking them to stay at home and to get a vaccination well still ahead here on al-jazeera remembering the cost of freedom 10 years after the start of the revolution that toppled libya's longtime leader. and a fierce winter storm in southern parts of the u.s. leaves dozens dead and millions

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corona virus outbreak was declared a pandemic the race to vaccinate the world's poorest people against craven 19 is finally accelerating ghana has become the 1st country to receive coronavirus vaccines through the international kovacs skeen the astra zeneca medication arrived in the capital accra on wednesday and chile is streaking ahead of other latin american countries 1000 more than 3000000 people this month. military appointed foreign minister is in thailand for talks following this month's crew it's part of regional efforts to resolve the crisis which began when the army seized power on the 1st of february protests continue in min mar where people are demanding the release of elected leader aung san suu kyi joe biden is expected to speak to saudi arabia's king solomon soon before the publication of a u.s. government report on the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi a classified intelligence report is widely believed to implicate the king's son crown prince mohammed bin son ron in a g.'s killing the trumpet ministration refused to release the report the president is taking a fresh approa

has he lambasted the brutalization of children's learning by the craven teachers union? of course not. the real raskin is like a lot of his democrats, a rapid partisan, he's abusing the impeachment process to bar trump from the process that she's adam schiff but with better hair. that's the angle. joining me now is congressman steve scalise. you know the consequences of leftist smears, they have been leveling insane accusations against the president for years and now they turn around and bash trump's rhetoric as incendiary and even dangerous? >> when you look at all of the different things that were said by democrats through the summer of love as they called it, mostly peaceful protest where cities were getting burned down, cops were being murdered left and right. violence of any kind needs to be decried, i don't know of anybody on our side that was okay with january 6th, i called it out myself, so many others have too. the difference is during the summer when we were calling out that violence that was happening in all of the cities with antifa and all of the democrat of

up next our show to the point peter craven and his guests will be discussing how likely a nuclear deal between the u.s. and iran really is stay tuned for that. to the point of strong opinions isn't a clear position some international perspective some of the temperatures are once again rising between the u.s. and iran so we'll go to college enemies be able to renegotiate the around nuclear deal the double trump turned his back only choice year old will the downward spiral continue find out on to the point. to the point. the next the t.w. . the co with 19 have to make us change the way we were in the movie office early home office and this may lead to big calls too little exercise at home has serious consequences for young and old would watch can really help ease the pain. because there are a lot of middle. good shit. in 60 minutes of g.w. . bush forced into a nameless mass. their bodies are near jewel. the history of the slave trade is of africa's history. describes how the greed for power and profit plummeted and entire continent into chaos and violence. this is the journey back into t

it's craven. it's absurd. it's focused more on their own political interests, not on the party's interest, not in all the things laid out. she saved herself by hugging donald trump. and trump has not said a word to suggest he's not entirely in. he loves qanon, has always been for it. that's the answer. it's the trump factor yet again. we thought trump was gone. he is still the major political animating force for kevin mccarthy who flew down and kissed the ring. it's appalling and self-destructive, but it's going on. . >> which actually reminds me that donald trump, the person that she embraced again, let's never forget, he's the insurrectionist, was a co-conspirator to the cop killer. the guy that killed the cop -- >> yes, sir. >> the guy that murdered that police officer and the other terrorist that brutalized the other officer with an american flag, responsible for the mayhem in the capitol, donald trump co-conspirator. everybody that's watching right now knows that police officer would still be alive today

and these senators throwing away principle have said all right, we are going once again to go our cravenumpism, an evil force. you know, i said on this air and did a piece about more than 21 republican senators who despise donald trump. the number is probably 30, 35. they include mitch mcconnell. they think he's a danger to democracy. these republican senators have no spine whatsoever, and they now have endangered the united states, and we're going to have also a kind of civil war for the future of the republican party. that's evident now, and perhaps there will be a third party started for a legitimate conservative movement that can fight trumpism. >> carl bernstein, appreciate it. thanks very much. >>> up next, a new allegation from federal prosecutors as they try to -- the former president in the capital attack. why they say a former oath keepers leader arrested said she was responding to a call from the former president himself. a lot of people think dealing with copd is a walk in the park. if i have something to help me breathe better, everything will be fun and nice. but i still ha

these are not men but craven servants of the democratic party, feline, not canine. all of their aggression is passive aggression. watch another slope-shouldered tool of the ol i gaurky fan censorship. >> tucker carlson is telling viewers that this network, cnn, is trying to force fox news off the air, which is passively false. while some cry cancel culture, let me suggest a different way to think about this, a harm reduction model. reducing a liar's reach is not the same as censoring freedom of speech. freedom of speech is different than freedom of reach. >> oh, let me suggest a different model, the harm reduction model. notice the see duck tiffly imprecise language. it is not a fashcious crackdown on free speed by the ruthless and power-mad billionaires but just harm reduction like methadone or nick core core et, a way to get better. sean davis helped to found the federalist. they have come for him. he joins us tonight. sean, thanks so much for coming on. never want to sound like we are complaining. we hate talking about the show on the show. however, in the last s

i just want to raise this, is somebody born in a craven, partisan hack or do you become one being aroundsufferable sycophants down in washington? is this something you can catch? maybe tony found she could get on that and fill us in, hack. >> greg: he would tell you to wear a mask and then not to wear a mask and then he would grant go like this. >> dana: just do less media. >> greg: that's true for everybody. up next to my in cages hypocrisy, joe biden just opened up the same facility he attacked trump for using. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ learning is hard work. hard work requires character. learning begins in faith. it must move upwards toward the highest thing, unseen at the beginning - god. and freedom is essential to learning. its principles must be studied and defended. learning, character, faith, and freedom: these are the inseparable purposes of hillsdale college. new projects means new project managers. learning, character, faith, you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a short list of quality candidates from our resume database. claim your sev

these are craven servants of the democratic party, feline, not canine. of their aggression is passive aggression. watch another slope-shouldered tool of the oligarchy censorship. oh but it is not censorship, it is harm reduction. >> and tucker carlson is telling viewers that this network, cnn, is trying to force fox news off the air, which is passively false. while some cry cancel culture, let me suggest a different way to think about this, a harm reduction model.l but reducing a liar's reach is not the same as censoring freedom of speech. freedom of speech isr' different than freedom of reach. >> tucker: oh, let me suggest a different model, the harm reduction model. notice the seductively imprecise language. we are all aoc now, it is all about us. it is not a fascist crackdown on free speech by the ruthless and powermad billionaires. no, not at all. it's just harm reduction. like methadone, it is a way to gete better. when they come for you, they will talk like social workers, guarantee. sean davis helped to found "the federalist." they have come for h

politically, the biden administration cannot continue trump's corrective and -- policy and that is sick and craven, no room for unity. progressives are looking to purge moderate democrats like joe manchin from the party, who want to work with republicans on covid relief. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ >> man: what's my safelite story? i spend a lot of time in my truck. it's my livelihood. ♪ rock music ♪ >> man: so i'm not taking any chances when something happens to it. so when my windshield cracked... my friend recommended safelite autoglass. they came right to me, with expert service where i needed it. ♪ rock music ♪ >> man: that's service i can trust... no matter what i'm hauling. right, girl? >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> juan: some progressives not happy with calls for bipartisanship. primary moderate democrat joe manchin. he's been calling for democrats to work with republicans on covid relief. watch this. >> i want to be bipartisan, so if they think they're going to basically throw all caution to the wind and just shove it down people's throats, that is not going to

the craven lust for power, they look at it through that lens and they say look, we're doing okay. we pick up 5 or 10 more seats in the house, kevin mccarthy says he's speaker. >> dasha burns is in michigan. you're in the congressional district of one of the members of the house republican caucus who voted to impeach donald trump, congressman meyer. what is going on there and how do they see what's happening within the republican party? >> that's right. congressman meyer won the district that kent county is in even though joe biden flipped this county turning it blue for the second time in half a century. so this county really represents some of the challenges that the republican party is facing. we spent a lot of time here in 2020. the trends we saw evolve here in many ways were harbingers for the explicit identity crisis playing out in the party right now. the voters we were talking to were hoping once donald trump was defeated there would be a sense of normalcy trickling back into the republican party. they say instead the opposite happened. i want you to hear from two voters, k

up between the boston bruins and the philadelphia flyers the flies were missing 6 plays this is a craven 19 and it definitely showed as well says david pasternack schooled 3 goals in the 73 win. sport for now i'll be back later ok we'll see you later thank you so much for that update and thanks for watching the news hour on algis 0 fully back to those with you just a moment to have much more news and all the day's headlines coming your way thanks for watching. acid attacks in india. leave many scars most of which cannot be seen. they also create a bond. borne of a sarod ordeal and stronger than the many obstacles their survivors will now face 'd. black roses and red dresses parts of the viewfinder asia series on al-jazeera. examining the impact of today's headlines it didn't matter you're rich or poor what your religion is you are battling this and amec you're staring at it in the face and you're dealing with it setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussions that are unfolding on capitol hill international filmmakers are world class journalists bring programs to inform and inspire you eac

you're operating from a place of craven self-interest.the u.s. senate. yesterday and frankly all week the trump defense team lied to the senators pch they berated the senators. they made claims about trump that we all know to be false, about an attack on the senate that could have killed any of them. >> former president trump's actions preceded the riot or a disgraceful, disgraceful dereliction of duty. >> and yet republican leader mcconnell and 42 other republicans voted not guilty. some of them denying to this day what we all saw with our eyes and heard with our ears. one wonders if anything would have been different had the mob actually achieved their desired end and god forbid actually hung mike pence. i honestly don't think so. now, the situations with governor cuomo and former president trump are obviously very different, but i will never understand the instinct that prompts someone to check the party affiliation of those acting obhrntly or indecently before figuring out how they should react. it would be nice if every elected offic

family vacation was laughably ridiculous, and insulting, frankly, it was another reminder of how craven republican free market governance is. a governing style that puts a premium on selfishness, deregulation, and greed, unfettered, gluttonous greed. if this week didn't make that crystal clear, just take a look at jerry jones, the billionaire owner of the dallas cowboys whose company made a huge profit after the storm sent natural gas prices surging. who knew he was in that business. as texas republicans were turning on each other like the red wedding in "game of thrones," others stepped in to fill the void. former el paso congressman betoe o'rourke rallied together volunteers to make calls to senior citizens to make sure they had food, and shelter. then there's alexandria ocasio-cortez who's heading to houston after raising $2 million to help people in that state, and then there's houston native, beyonce knowles who's working with her charity foundation to help provide grants for those affected by the winter storm. all of these folks are doing more to help texans than the people who te

it's a scandal of the highest order and one of the most craven acts by any president in our lifetimes. teachers union gets the votes, and it shouldn't happen. nobody has more respect for teachers than i do, and i'll bet a lot of people within the union agree with everything i'm saying. even "the new york times" is cawing out the democrats. the mental and physical health of these young people is reaching a breaking point. tragically, suicide attempts have skyrocketed, and student depression is now common place and at levels we've never seen before. the democrats now say we have to pass their $1.9 trillion boondoggle to open schools, but a very small part of it has to do with that. you know where it's going, it's going to ball out badly- bail out badly-run democrat cities, so much of it. but billions of dollars for schools remain unspent from the covid relief bills that were passed last year. so on behalf of the moms, dads and children now. be a great thing to do. [applause] when i left office, and we're very proud of this because this was something that they said could not be done -- t

senator johnson is either poorly informed or just craven. or perhaps both. other republican senators at least acknowledge the horror but hid behind technicalities. >> we have no power to convict and disqualify a former office-holder who is now a private citizen. >> well, that's of course mitch mcconnell and especially rich coming from him, because just a few weeks ago, as majority leader, he prevented that private citizen from being tried while he was still president. and if you want to relive the perfect ten at the montreal olympics, get a load of the back flip he did despite voting to acquit. >> there's no question, none, that president trump is practically and morally responsible for provoking the events of the day. no question about it. the people who stormed this building believed they were acting on the wishes and instructions of their president. >> kind of like telling off the bully but only after you're a few blocks away. he did what he did after an account came to light of the former president's call during the assault with house republican leader k

thrown them -- there are a lot of -- it's horrible about what mcconnell did and hypocritical and craven and disgusting and machiavellian and manipulative, but there are a variety of ways in which he threw some lifelines out to joe biden or gave joe biden a hand. that's one of them. >> david frum, washington's idea of bipartisan -- well, certainly the washington press corps's idea of bipartisan always involves congress nal bipartisan votes. joe biden is showing there's another way to look at bipartisanship. he has republican mayors and governors coming to meet him to talk about the covid relief package. that they support. he has massive bipartisan support for the package in polling in the american public. and so washington's going to have to decide what bipartisanship means. >> well, i think one thing that's important to keep in mind is the republican party already split. it split in 2018 where big parts of what was historically the heartland of the republican partying the suburbs, kind of places that elected newt gingrich, eric cantor, those parts of the country went democratic in 2018

the politics are a bit more craven. lindsey graham, who famously called donald trump an embarrassing bigot before trump won the nomination to the house. well, graham is now openly doing what the old graham would have condemned. be that the graham of 2015 who condemned trump or even the graham who spent a large chunk of his career before politics as a military lawyer. because senator graham is now trying to weaponize the serious legal process of impeachment into a political attack, doing it blatantly. rushing to argue that people who married into the donald trump family are now more likely to win a senate seat someday thanks to this vote. >> north carolina, the biggest winner i think of this whole impeachment trump is lara trump. my dear friend richard burr, who i like and i've been friends to a long time, just made lara trump almost a certain nominee for the senate seat in north carolina to replace him if she runs. and i certainly would be behind her because i think she represents the future of the republican party. >>

that's because he personally witnessed donald trump's craven indifference to human life, the fact that he thought this maga mob that was literally killing people and had invaded the capitol for the first time anyone had invaded the capitol since the war of 1812, he thought of them as good people standing up for him, for donald trump. it's quite remarkable and as an american, it's quite dispiriting. >> it certainly is, and we're just beginning to digest, jake, this new information, which is so powerful, so awful that the president of the united states was willing to do absolutely nothing to stop this insurrection up on capitol hill even though the top republican in the house of representatives, kevin mccarthy, was pleading, begging with him, mr. president, please do something. and as we just heard from jamie gangel's excellent reporting, the president was not interested in doing anything. you know, it's going to be interesting, john king, to see if this new information has an impact tomorrow. they're going to wrap up this trial. they're going to need 67 senators to vote to convict, if t

it is a scandal of the highest order and one of the most craven acts by any president in our lifetimes. it is the teachers union. the votes. it should not happen. nobody has more respect for teachers than i do, and i will bet you a lot of people in that union agree with everything i am saying, even the new york times is calling out the democrats. the mental and physical health of these young people is reaching a breaking point, tragically, suicide attempts have skyrocketed and student depression is now commonplace and at levels we have never seen before. the democrats now say we have to pass their $1.9 trillion boondoggle to open schools, but a very small part of it has to do with that. you know where it is going. is going to bailout badly run democrat cities, so much of it. billions of dollars for schools remains unspent from the covid relief bill that was passed last year. so on behalf of the moms, dads and children of america, i call on joe biden to get the schools open and get them open now. a great thing to do. [applause] when i left office, and we are very proud of this, because

it's craven, cowardice and shameless. >> there are movies made for children with more simple plot lines than a bad guy inciting a lethal insurrection against a castle many children's movies or government installation. it's not a complicated, it's a direct line. trump said he had won for two months. he whipped them up into a frenzied rage. he then held the tailgate party before the game started and the game was to hang mike pence and storm the capitol and shoot nancy pelosi and tragically, a police officer died trying to stop them from carrying out what trump sent them to do. where is the equivocation on holding the incitement that donald trump obviously performed in public, made sure there were cameras there until everyone was up on it. why is there any equivocation about holding them accountable? >> can i say, there's something worrisome. what john said, so stunning when you think about the fear but also the desire to hold on to the job. the reason that so many voters believe that biden is an illegitimate president is because all of these people who are afraid and won't tell hem the tr

miss craven allegedly agreed to meet with and help they potential bidder and she did not report the improper reques for preferential assistance . miss craven did meet with a proposer during the required training which violated the rfp as to the proposals inception preventing any attempt by the proposer to communicate with or solicit any market officials with theintent to influence the outcome of the selection process .we also wanted to highlight as part of our fieldwork we did a limited scope survey of various commissions and boards in the city . in particularly we look at the court commission, sf mta board of directors as well as the sfp public utilities commission and the dtpa and what we want to highlight some of the findings based on that comparison, it's that we found none of the commissions reported having their commissioners being involved in the solicitation process with theevaluation process . we also found in terms of the approval authority that all commissions to have responsibility to contract and in terms of writtenpolicy , we found that the airport does have written policy in t

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it actually may have made their lawyers a little better, because cruz, for all of his craven politicalrained lawyer and may have helped them. but i don't think it changes anything. i mean, this is a political event. i don't see there being 17 republicans, even with the mccarthy revelation, although that certainly does alter the dynamic this morning. >> i want to go back for a moment, if i can, to something lead house manager jamie raskin said during their arguments about what questions the defense needed to answer. take a listen to this. >> 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? on january 6th, why did president trump not at any point that day condemn the violent insurrection and the insurrectionists? if a president incited a violent insurrection against our government, would that be a high crime and misdemeanor? >> do you feel the defense team answered those questions at all? >> not a single time. not a single

what is the experience of seeing a crisis while it's happening turned into such a craven political momentyou, from everybody i have talked to, whoever you were, whether a red person, a blue person or purple person, there is seething anger at the state's public officials over this. every time somebody tries to point the finger at something else, this has nothing to do with the green new deal or renewbles. you with look at the stats, and if texas planned on it, we wouldn't be in this situation today. i agree completely with beto, about what he said, with neighbor helps neighbor, communities helping community, local leaders stepping up. it's unfortunate we can't rely on our state leaders in this moment to do that, but that's what we have to do. there's a number of charities, where folks can go online. the people that are impacted, just like the people that have been impacted by covid, but the people who are the most vulnerable. they're the people of color. they don't have resources. those are the people who are fundamentally impacted. i'll get through this. if i can't take a shower for five

now we have individuals looking out for their own partisan, craven political interests to try to do whaty can to tap into trump's space for financing, for support. they continue to be dishonest with their constituents by lending credence to a lot of these conspiracy theories. again, these are individuals who don't put the interests of the country first and foremost. they're putting their own interests, and again they're trying to capitalize on this wave that donald trump unfortunately had created, and continuing to ride it so that they can carry out their own personal agendas, irrespective of the impact on our national security. thinking about what we heard today is an active plot to try to blow up the capitol of the united states government. that should send chills down the spine of every americans. unfortunately so many continue to ignore the threat we are facing from these extremists who have access to weaponry, to explosives, to other things, and they demonstrated once this year they're willing to take it as far as they can. who knows what they will do and not succeed next time unles

what chuck cooper has done is revealed them as political and craven, and as mike has reported, all they have is this constitutional argument which he's now come out and said is bunk. where did that leave the reps who don't want to sort of stand before -- it's not a trial in the traditional sense, but stand as jurors in any sort of political sense either? >> well, this is really interesting, because there is a bit of a tectonic shift of the plates here via liz cheney. what liz cheney has done is remarkable. she has stood up with courage and said, enough. i'm going to lead the non-trump republican party, that we don't want donald trump to be the face of our party anynor, this is what i'm doing. now, will anyone else besides mitt romney join her? there were people defending her in the senate. i mike, what mike and dan said is right, this is just a figure leaf, that they have no jurisdiction. it is what they're most comfortable doing. the muscle memory the last four years is to high under the desk. this gives them a way to hide under the desk. they don't have to say what trump did is despic

fulham boosted their chances of survival after beating sheffield united one nil at craven cottage, thanksfirm in the premiership table after they beat 10—man hamilton 2—0. martin boyle and josh doig with the goals giving hibs their third league win on the spin. wins elsewhere for aberdeen and stjohnstone, whilst st mirren drew with livingston. britain'sjoe salisbury has lost in the final of the men's doubles at the australian open. in just over two hours time the men's singles final will be underway in melbourne. novak djokovic will take on russia's daniil medvedev, who's looking to win his first grand slam title. djokovic though, has described the rod laver arena like his "living room," as he goes for a record extending ninth title. ijust somehow i just somehow always managed to find the best game when it matters the most. the more i win, the better i feel, the most. the more i win, the better ifeel, coming back each the most. the more i win, the better i feel, coming back each year. the most. the more i win, the better ifeel, coming back each year. i think it is also logical to expect t

ari, just talking about what i think by the end was a craven attempt at some cover, not political cover, because he's got -- he carried out trump's will there, but some sort of moral cover or cover with the donor base, but how plausible is it that there will be a federal investigation into donald trump? >> well, there may be ongoing investigations, including georgia. i don't think what mitch mcconnell said can or should impact that in any way, so i agree with those experts today who have said it was a dodge. three big points here, one including mcconnell. i think mitch mcconnell rhetorically went full raskin. i mean, he made the case. >> right. >> and said trump did it but then claimed we couldn't try him back when i prevented it. mitch mcconnell's position, the reason why it doesn't sound like it makes any sense is his claim is, trump did it but the only time to try him for the senate was when i, mitch mcconnell, prevented it. number two, across the country this is a historic day and people may look and take issue with the results, this is also the most bipartisan coalition to convict

so they are craven and they are morally bankrupt. they are zombies at this point. they exist as a party, but they have no moral, ideological, political conviction whatsoever. they're all that, but they're also morons, every single one of them. >> i only laugh because you called them idiots, things that i wish i could say and can't. i don't want to gloss over this point, though, so just bear with me. what you're saying, john heilemann, was entered into evidence by stacey plaskett yesterday in what was for all of these impeachment managers, they were the precision, the toggling between emotion and cold, hard facts, the video evidence, but when she -- and we'll look for it. i didn't request this ahead of time, but when she made the point you just made, that the mob was trying to assassinate the vice president, and then showed that video -- can we put it up again? i worked for a president. i traveled with the president and secret service. it's incredible to see secret service rushing a president or vice president to safety. you never see that. they go ahead of him. the

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