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>>> right now at 4:30, dangerous and unusual weather conditions. hurricane-force winds atop some of our highest mountains overnight. our team has issued a microclimate weather alert. high winds are leading to fire dangers across the bay area. meteorologist kari hall is timing out just how long it will last. >>> plus an historic week ahead. final preparations, as president-elect joe biden and vice president-elect kamala harris prepare to take office. the momentum building here in the bay area as many watch the week ahead. >>> and the all new grim milestone california reached in the fight against covid-19 as the race to roll out the vaccine starts to ramp up this week. "today in the bay" starts right now. and a very good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> even i'm scott mcgrew. marcus washington has some time off. kari, lovely weekend. laura was seeing dangerous conditions out there. >> yes, so we're getting ready for a prolonged wind event and those winds are already starting to pick up, and it may cause some damage

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-- woelfel to visit very danger of that? —— is very danger of that? —— is very danger of that?n roberts _ that? i think it is... that john roberts is - that? i think it is... that john roberts is not - that? l think it is... that- john roberts is not presiding over— john roberts is not presiding over the _ john roberts is not presiding over the trial for so i'm sure their— over the trial for so i'm sure their reasons for that. a lot of peopie _ their reasons for that. a lot of people involved in this process— of people involved in this process aside personal threats and threats to their family come _ and threats to their family come both elected officials and peopie — come both elected officials and people who weighed in one way or another, which estimates raise — or another, which estimates raise the _ or another, which estimates raise the danger and the feverish moment in american democracy that needs to be addressed, there needs to be a message — addressed, there needs to be a message that this is not acceptable to stop as far as whether— acceptable to stop as far as whether

you're in danger. i was 30 feet away from those sons of guns. 30 feet away from these nasty racist bigoted insurrectionist. someone told me even during the civil war no confederate flag flew in the capital, even during the civil war. >> could you hear them? >> yes, yes. now we have the trial and make no mistake about it, president trump will stand trial and there will be a vote on his guilt. i hope he is voted guilty. the trial will be done in a way that is fair, but with relatively quickly. the evidence is all out there. who is the witness? the entire american people. we all saw what trump did. >> that full-sit down interview with chuck schumer is coming up in the next hour in the rachel maddow show. don't go he anywhere. now every single day brings more evidence of the danger and threat posed by the i think recollectionists at the capitol earlier this month. the direct incitement of violence and the event was culmination of his months long openly engaged-in plot to seditiously overrule a democratic e

this move sets a dangerous precedent for our nation. if congress is going to impeach a president, it must not only be done after intense debate and deliberation, not rushed through in the 11th hour to make a political point. this impeachment attempt is dangerous for our country and has far reaching implications for our future. with that, madam speaker, i yield back. >> gentle man from ohio reserves. gentleman from new york is recognized. >> i now yield one minute to gentleman from new york. >> gentleman from new york is recognized for one minute. >> madam speaker, i did not come to congress to impeach donald trump, but the constitutional crimes by an out of control president, inspired by his hatred and the big lie that he told cannot be ignored. donald trump is a living breathing impeachable offense. it is what it is. the violent attack on the u.s. capitol was an act of insurrection incited by donald trump. he is a clear and present danger to the health, safety and well-being of the american people, and that is why this impeachment is n

we have that as well as a high fire danger.inds today. you charged up your cell phone and all of your devices, just in case you have a power outage and make sure you have some batteries and flashlights nearby as well as some food and water. secure those outdoor items as well as the potential of downed trees that will be possible today. so as you get out on the roads this morning, we are still looking at those high wind gusts. you may have to keep a tight grip on the steering wheel today. overall no major problems on the roads. it's looking good as you head out on this holiday. i'll talk more about the fire danger and those winds coming up in a few minutes. laura? >> sounds good. we'll check back with you, kari. 5:32. >>> a live look across the bay area. wish clued the microclimate weather alert with the strong winds howling into the bay area. firefighters are warning about the increased wildfire risk. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live in the hills above dublin this morning. winds are already gusting in some of those areas

agnes, does big tech pose a danger to society? they are part of an ecosystem of dangers.hey are one of the actors that can be dangerous to human rights protection, but so are states around the world. while in the western part of the world we may be very focused on what big tech may be doing to democratic principles and human rights, we need to recognise that in other parts of the world, states continue to be the violator, in chief. states continue to be the censor, in chief. i think it is important to replace the role of those corporate actors within an ecosystem, and some of which are unregulated, aspects of which are unregulated, but they are not the only source of danger to the online world and to society. right, alexander, what do you think about what you've just heard? i definitely would have to agree with a lot, i with what they are saying. when i posed this question, i i believe that in some senses it has, especially social media - and facebook, instagram and twitter, has somewhat exacerbated - polarisation and kind of radicalised some users, and i feel like we hav

this move sets a dangerous pres dent for our nation. if congress is going to impeach a president, it must not only be done after intense debate and deliberation, not rushed through in the 11th hour to make a political point. there impeachment attempt is dangerous for our country and has far reaching implications for our future and with that i yields back. >> the gentleman from ohio reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. >> i now yield one minute to the distinguished gentleman from new york. >> the gentleman from new york is recognized for one minute. >> i did not come to congress to impeach donald trump. the constitutional crimes by an out of control president inspired by his hatred and the big lie that he told cannot be ignored. donald trump is a leaving, breathable, impeachment offense. it is what it is. the violent attack on the u.s. capitol was an act of insurrection incited by donald trump. he's a clear and present danger to the health, safety and well being of the american people and that is why this impeachment is n

it's a dangerous tactic. to delay, but president trump definitely has the support, growing support now of many allies. so the question, then, is in terms of long-term damage what does this do? not just the democrats, but the republican and as well to democracy in the united states. how do you have see this playing out in the next few weeks or so? >> well, i think what will be critical is whether or not the republicans can come together and decide to support the electoral outcome. that is really, really important. in any kind of transition, whether it's a newer democracy, weaker democracy, any democracy, these elections are so critical to our democracy. i mean, that is basically what distinguishes democracies from authoritarian regimes. so democracies need their elite to get behind the results and the outcome. now, in terms of the long view, it's really interesting for the republicans because they have about 20 of them that are up for reelection in the senate in 2022 and only 13 democratic senators. so it real

a strong power beset by weaknesses of frustrated power poses a special kind of danger. so those that are much more well known to the crowd in the weaknesses but first of all china is an empire. china is arguably the last remaining empire in the world. if you look very carefully at a map of the last dynasty and juxtapose that against a map against a map of china today with a very very similar so imagine that for example the ottoman empire that the turks claimed in rule most of the middle east and never broke up and china claims and to be the last holdout of the last chinese dynasty. hong kong as well the behavior multiethnic and religious places in a very eager is the genocidal way that are considered to keep the calls to maintain the empire. and president xi has asked one - - enormous centralized control. no doubt he is a powerful figure he's taking control of policymaking bodies inside of china. 's we will get into very soon this also poses weaknesses. and enshrined in the constitution of china and have no successor the regular succession process was supposed to be 202

but donald trump is a clear and present danger— donald trump is a clear and present danger to— donaldand that once again. _ danger to our country and that once again. we _ danger to our country and that once again, we honour the oath of office to protect — again, we honour the oath of office to protect and defend the constitution of the united states. so help— constitution of the united states. so help us god. now, i sadly, of a president— so help us god. now, i sadly, of a president who would incite insurrection, will sign the article of impeachment. studio: saying that donald trump is a clear and present danger. the house has shown that no man is above the law, although it was bipartisan, ten house republicans voted to impeach donald trump for inciting insurrection. nancy pelosi, the second time she's presided over the impeachment of donald trump, it was over ukraine a year ago. it seems like a generation ago, his attempt to pressure ukraine into it investigating joe biden. now this goes to the senate, but it seems like the trial will happen when donald trump is no longer president.

>> the dangers of doing too little far outweigh the dangers of doing too much.we did not do enough to address the recession and we saw families struggle for years and years. the american people saw high unemployment lingering, the wages not growing and although it was the longest economic recovery in u.s. recorded history that ended with the covid recession, you still saw wages not coming back as fast as we would have liked because we didn't act fast enough. let's address the crisis in front of us. >> do you think there's been a broader ideological shift? i think there's specific lessons of democrats but you had donald trump, josh hawley, bernie sanders and most of the democrats trying to get supple. al checks and war knock and ossoff running in a swing state hammering home on this question down the stretch because they thought it was a political winner for them. >> definitely. it was president trump's idea to give folks $2,000 checks and 44 house republicans voted for it just a few weeks ago so certainly there's a deep sense that this is something that's popula

germs against which antibiotics have become powerless are becoming ever more dangerous in europe alone around $33000.00 people die from them each year the u.s. can do no evil it does now a new wave is coming to our region germs that are completely resistant and some. new treatments have to be found or old ones have to be rediscovered when drugs stop working patients feel helpless the risk we need to get rid of all the big germs that i have at the moment there are quite enough. to get the pathogens under control scientists in workshops and research laboratories are feverish lee looking for new solutions. can humans win the battle against jumps. you hunnish why guy and his 15 year old daughter polly not have traveled from a scouting unnamed germany to antwerp in belgium to try to get help dangerous germs keep cropping up in pounding as long as she wore a face mask long before the pandemic. i need the mask so that i don't infect other people and so that i don't have myself with any. in belgium power lena's lungs will be treated using a special therapy the clinic uses viruses known as bact

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the positioning of emergency — dangerous. the positioning of emergency areas, _ dangerous.ning of emergency areas, i think- dangerous. the positioning ofl emergency areas, i think grant shapps said that he hopes for them to be about three quarters of a mile apart, but some are much more than that. and even three quarters of a mile is quite a long distance, isn't it, for people who have broken down or been in an accident to try to get somewhere safe? it is or been in an accident to try to get somewhere safe?— somewhere safe? it is a long way. quite frankly. _ somewhere safe? it is a long way. quite frankly, if— somewhere safe? it is a long way. quite frankly, if you _ somewhere safe? it is a long way. quite frankly, if you are _ somewhere safe? it is a long way. quite frankly, if you are saying - quite frankly, if you are saying that in order to be safe you need a refuge to get into, then why not extend the refuge along the whole of the motorway, which is what we call a hard shoulder? i can see no logic in what is being argued for us. i think the coroner's verdict changes th

do you stand by this president dangerously standing -- staying in office? secretary of the treasury? what is it? is it about success in business later? do you believe in this? do we have the list? i know it because i know it. the way it goes, secretary of state, secretary of treasury, secretary of defense, the acting secretary of defense. i don't know what authority he may have. but he certainly has to answer for where the national guard was yesterday. attorney general. yourney general barr, do subscribe to the presidency of donald trump as -- after the act of sedition he committed yesterday? general.postmaster interior. the list goes on. ask each member of the cabinet do they stand by these actions. in they ready to say next 13 days that this dangerous man can do further harm to our country? and assault on our democracy, on the first branch of government. those who we spoke to yesterday, why would he not as the acting , say that this is wrong? there are some courageous republicans who are speaking out. i salute secretary of defense .ill cohen and others de

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these are very dangerous times, and he needs to get out as quickly as possible. they need to move quickly to convict because he is presents a present danger in and out of office and he is a national security threat. >> how are you and impeachment managers planning to convict the president? >> the continuity of this experiment and self-governance. if they are not going to bring the trial before it that president, we will be still ready to convict him post- presidency because there is still going to be consequenes. being able to run for public office again. we believe there is an imminent see here. >> i want to change directions now and step back a week leading up to the insurrection. congresswoman lee, can you tell us more about the siege? >> within a few minutes, the security personnel capital police told us that we may need to hit the floor. his hostile rhetoric for the last five years in his efforts to incite violence at his rallies and what that chatter was up until the last three or four weeks. we also knew what the nemesis were planning. i knew something was

he is a clear and present danger to the nation that we all love. >> the charge against president trumpnd the claim of insurrection and the republican party splits wide open. >> a vote to impeach would further divide this nation a vote to impeach would further fan the flames of partisan division. >> my vote to impeach our sitting president is not a fear-based decision. i am not choosing a side. i'm choosing truth. it's the only only way to defeat fear. yamiche: ahead of president-elect joe biden's inauguration, the national guard and law enforcement are bracing for more violence. and new details emerge about the siege on the capitol. >> those members of congress who had groups coming through the capitol that i saw on januy 5, reconnaissance, i'm going to see that they're held accountable. yamiche: next. announcer: this is "washington week." corporate funding is provided by -- announcer: consumer cellular. kaiser permanente. additional funding is provided by the estate of arnold adams and koo and patricia yuen through the yuen foundation, committed to bridging cultural differences in o c

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i think censorship is very dangerous because it just i think censorship is very dangerous because itjustpicion. why are these views being suppressed? i am infavourof these views being suppressed? i am in favour of meeting argument with more argument, of bringing as many facts and arguments out into the open so that those can be had out in the open and where there is a falsity it can be confronted with facts. i am very mindful that having edited a national newspaper in the uk for two decades you are currently sitting on the so—called oversight board of facebook. we can discuss that in detail later but just right can discuss that in detail later butjust right now on the question of what is put out on facebook, you are saying you are not in favour of removing, thatis, are not in favour of removing, that is, censoring messages put out on the world's most influential social media site, which for example sometimes suggests that the vaccine is deeply dangerous to people or on other occasions that lockdowns don't work and are being manipulated by governments around the world to damage the people

witnesses and the prosecutor at this trial is surely dangerous for them how do they handle this danger. right it's dangerous for informants it's also very dangerous for the for the chief prosecutor terry who we spoke to before the trial he has been fighting the mob for most of his life he's actually collaborate he's from this area he said he told us he used to play football in the streets with some of the men that he had put behind bars there he has a very strong motivation to to to stop the and try to get a he knows what damage are they do to society but at the same time he has he knows he is living with a with a target on his back but he continues to do so because he believes that if you can make a change if you can take the country back from the mob and hand it back to honest law abiding citizens then that risk is worth. marks word on the street how average people are reacting to all this given the enormous influence of this group in calabria. yeah that's right so the answer is twofold basically on one hand you have you have the anti mafia movement you have people who are against co

they're angrier and increasingly dangerous.s is the product of years and years of putting their heads in the sand and pretending nothing the wrong. take the example of steve king of iowa who throughout his 18 years had a history of wildly racist xenophobic remarks. >> this does get little tired, charlie. i would ask you to go back through history and figure out where are these contributions that have been made by these other categories of people that you're talking about. where did any other subgroup of people contribute more to civilization? >> remarks that got little or no reaction from republicans in congress. he was just one voice. how much harm could he do? there was more danger some republicans thought in alienating a base of racists. those who agreed with king and his ilk. steve king kept getting reelected and his bigotry kept being tacitly endorsed by republicans because they did virtually nothing to try to stop him. they didn't try to primary him. sometimes a terse statement would go out and the gop would wait until th

donald trump is the most dangerous man to ever occupy the oval office there is so dangerous what you're doing that tyrant president they want to cancel the president he is a clear and present danger to the nation that we all love the houses action today will only extend the division longer than necessary let's come together impeach the president for this high crime against the republic you don't merely seek victory but you seek obliteration of your nemesis had the vote hundreds of exhausted national guard troops have been pictured sleeping in the capitol building as they try to protect it round the clock following last week's riots the soldiers were deployed to democrats branded the riots an act of domestic terrorism. now after the house impeachment vote the senate's now than set to decide whether or not to indict trump on charges of inciting incinerate action but despite the democratic party cold storage and see it seems the vote will not take place before trump leaves office now on gender the 20th not long to go colas if he is indicted he'll never again be eligible for public office w

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he is a clear and present danger. >> a vote to impeach would further divide this nation.ames of partisan division. jillian: a fox news alert. president trump impeached for a second time. the resolution passing 232 to 197 with 10 republicans joining the democrats.ed to here with his take fox news contributor and editor at the "wall street journal" bill mcgurn. we have broken down impeachment every single angle dealer's choice to you what stood out yesterday? >> what stood out, i think, is this to me it was historic day. the president being impeached twice but how we have cheapened impeachment. that what really stood out. not trump or anything else. we have now used it twice on one man. we're doing it this time a week before he is leaving office. and i think it's -- i don't think the president behaved well by firing people up, but i don't think that he should have been impeached and at this late date it just seems gratuitous. jillian: you look at the whole big picture two impeachments in 13 months and what happened last wednesday which was atrocious. jennifer griffin more u

some denying threat is real and the lie is dangerous.ker: american citizens are more dangerous than foreign terrorists. people say fox is so extreme. no show on this channel was ever put this on the air ever. if and when did, people resign in protest because it's untrue and completely reckless. for once, we won't even mock him for being a mouth breather. the problem is much bigger, not funny. they told viewers that millions of american citizens are terrorists. that's a lie. it's just not true. you will find the home and security camping up domestic threats in thend past week, gret cost to people's sanity. dhs has no actual evidence thatt trump voters are planning to hurt anyone. no evidence of a plotnc of any kind. trust us, they would tell you if they found a plot. the question you have to ask yourself, what kind of affect do lies like that, the one you just heard calculated to terrify you, what effect do they have on the country? especially over time when you tell people they are evil because of how they vote t look and leaders are def

, a danger to me, a danger to the other members of the congress and the staff.need to have guns anywhere in this complex. >> what can you do about that, your sneer what can you and your colleagues do about it? you heard ryan talking to republicans who said this is totally overblown on behalf you and your party. >> well, let's make it very clear. you bring a gun on the floor of the house you will be find. that is a new rule that the speaker of the house has put in, and it is a $5,000 fine, and the money will be taken directly out of your salary. the no questions. do you get to go to a jury? no. if you're found with a gun on the floor. congress, you're going have $5,000. do it a second time it's $10,000, and i would suggest it's also a potential reason to be thrown out of congress totally and there are folks that were involved at the president's rally that did incite the mob. one of them mo brooks of alabama. the my view is his words were specifically to incite the mob and he should be thrown out of congress. >> all of this being investigate. it's just -- it's a r

and they are dangerous. what is needed now is for us to listen to one another not to silence one another. all of us can choose by our actions to rise above the rancor and find common ground and shared purpose. we must focus on advancing the interests of the whole nation. delivering the miracle vaccines. defeating the pandemic rebuilding the economy. protecting our national security. and upholding the rule of law. today i'm calling on all americans to overcome the passions of the moment. and join together as one american people. let us choose to move forward united for the good of our families our communities. and our country. thank you god bless you and god bless america. >>there's president trump speaking from the oval office reading a statement where he actually does not address at all. mention his second impeachment what he does though is tell people who believe in his agenda or agenda. he put it to ease tensions and to promote peace he called what happened last week a calamity at the capitol will be dige

it seems to be a big danger up his reign. another l a big danger up his reign.who of us could, and on height, say we would be — who of us could, and on height, say we would be willing to do this. he has gone — we would be willing to do this. he has gone back into the lion's demo had been _ has gone back into the lion's demo had been arrested. what he did this week— had been arrested. what he did this week was— had been arrested. what he did this week was published a youtube video about— week was published a youtube video about this _ week was published a youtube video about this palace, this folic that the president had built and it has lots of— the president had built and it has lots of views, and his wife, yulia, was among — lots of views, and his wife, yulia, was among the tens of thousands of demonstrators that went out yesterday quite brief bravely, in some _ yesterday quite brief bravely, in some places temperatures of —50 celsius _ some places temperatures of —50 celsius. what is the british government saying about it? they are deeply— government saying a

are more dangerous than foreign terrorists. is so extreme, fox news is so extreme -- no show on this channel would ever put that on the air, ever. if anyone did, people would resign and protest because that is completely untrue and completely reckless. for once, we are not even going to mock don lemon for being a mouth breather, it's much bigger than that and it's not funny. he ends that former obama official told their viewers that millions of american citizens are terrorists. that's a lie, for one thing it's just not true. press a little and you'll find the department of homeland security which has been an thing of the domestic that for the past week at great cost to people sanity. dhs has no actual evidence that trump of voters are planning to hurt anyone. there's no evidence of a plot of any kind. they can see that. trust us, they would tell you if they found a plot. the question you have to ask yourself, is what kind of affect do lies like that, the ones you just heard calculated to terrify you, what kind of effect do they

a life fruit with danger and all for less than $2.00 a day. thank you after more than a week in the jungle robert and his men still haven't found a rosewood tree that's big enough. running out of supplies they will soon need to head home but today determined not to respond empty handed so a few months earlier the army had chased them from the forest and they have to abandon a rosewood tree trunk they are now looking for that tree is a. cousin in the challenge of such because you're left with that guy that got away . while the hole is smaller than they had hoped this one trunk will get them enough money to get them by for a few months f.-i such as it is in a funny book i think they have the heart of the ending of book ozzy is a modern monster suggests a baby of optimising. the trunk weighs about $300.00 kilos transporting wood principally depends on the length of the ropes. when today because of a good thing a thought on its own might act as any. gump at comedy to these english with some because using my bottom this ng. is just so long. we want

it's a pretty dangerous lace to next week. it's a pretty dangerous place to be — next week.eek. it's a pretty dangerous place to be in opposition - next week. it's a pretty dangerous place to be in opposition or- next week. it's a pretty dangerous place to be in opposition or a - place to be in opposition or a critic of the kremlin or putin. you say that people are not afraid, do you really think that the people protesting, notjust for navalny, but the bigger picture, will get what they want? i but the bigger picture, will get what they want?— what they want? i think that it takes time _ what they want? i think that it takes time and _ what they want? i think that it takes time and people - what they want? i think that it - takes time and people understand it. i think that young people, from what i think that young people, from what i saw today, are really brave and actually most of them have nothing to lose. they want to fight for a better future, to lose. they want to fight for a betterfuture, they to lose. they want to fight for a better future, they want to fight for a b

donald trump is the most dangerous man to ever occupy the oval office this is so dangerous what you're doing that tyrant president they want to cancel the president he is a clear and present danger to the nation that we all know the houses action today will only extend the division longer than necessary let's come together impeach the president for this high crime against the republic you don't merely seek victory but you seek obliteration of your nemesis. had a vote these pictures went viral hundreds of national guard troops pictured sleeping in the capitol building on the floor there were many online noting this seat of government now looks more like a military base they were stationed around the clock following last week's riots at the premises those riots have fed the split the country with the democrats running the still me of capitol hill an act of domestic terrorism so that after the house impeachment vote the senate is now set to decide whether or not to indict on charges of inciting insurrection but despite democratic party calls for agency it seems the vote will not take plac

clear and present danger. >>now a data historic vote unfolding on the house floor president trump impeached for his role in last week's capitol riots. so that's big stake and they can get. terribly dangerous for more changes than what happened in the capital. >>the fallout to the chaos continues to unfold a week later, but one bay area republican leader believes what has happened since is actually more dangerous than that deadly attack. plus california leaders introducing new guidelines to get shots into more arms. >>good evening, everybody thanks for joining us for kron 4 news at 8 i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus says president trump's place in the history books was being rewritten today. >>the president faced his unprecedented second impeachment. largely alone and silent. our top story tonight for the first time in history a u.s. president has been impeached for a second time the house voting today to impeach president trump on one charge incitement of insurrection for his role in last week's deadly c

it was sort of creeping and slow danger. in this case the remaining in office is a clear and present danger today. there are no facts in dispute unlike the last impeachment to do incredible damage and dozens were injured as well as significant damage to the citadel democracy so people saw all of this play out and all of the statements and speeches of the president promoting the lie. that was just a culmination of an ongoing effort to get the board to come to washington to support the stop the steel event to stop the peaceful transition of power. so, there's no dispute about any of that. it happened before our eyes. they were victims and witnesses do all of these events and finally i would note we provided the opportunity to present. due process that's when you have the right to call witnesses and cross examination, present evidence and documents. the impeachment is the indictment, the accusation of the president. i would say to return to my first point of this is urgent. to undermine the democracy and undermine what remains

retreating behind our borders would only invite danger.in the 21st century security and prosperity at home depend on the expansion of liberty abroad. if america does not lead the cause of freedom, that cause will not be led. as we address these challenges and others we cannot foresee tonight, america must maintain our moral clarity. i've often spoken to you about good and evil, and this has made some uncomfortable. but good and evil are present in this world, and between the two there can be no compromise. murdering the innocent to advance an ideology is wrong every time, everywhere. freeing people from oppression and despair is eternally right. this nation must continue to speak out for justice and truth. we must always be willing to act in their defense and to advance the cause of peace. president thomas jefferson once wrote i like the dreams of the future better than the history of the past. as i leave the house he occupied two centuries ago, i share that optimism. america is a young country full of vitality, constantly growing and rene

donald trump is the most dangerous man to ever occupy the oval office this is so dangerous what you're doing that tyrant president they want to cancel the president he is a clear and present danger to the nation that we all love houses action today will only extend the division longer than necessary let's come together impeach the president for this high crime against the republic you don't merely seek victory but you seek obliteration of your nemesis and it's now up to the senate to decide whether to indict trump on charges of inciting and so rection despite democratic party calls for urgency it seems that votes will not take place before the president leaves office on january the 20th but that doesn't mean trump won't be affected by it as the decision could ban him from ever running for office again law experts charles rose explains how this could all determine trump's long term future . since he will have already concluded his term what conviction in the senate would do is open the door to an additional vote on a majority basis only determine whether or not he would be banned from.

it is about preventing future danger. impeachment of the president is to remove the president from office because of the danger he presents currently. finally, there is a first amendment exception even if it did apply to the president which it does not for incitement. finally, i know there was reference to the notion this is impeaching the president for speech. as detailed in the impeachment report, it was much more than a speech. this was an ongoing campaign to promote a lie that he had won the election and it was stolen from him despite the fact he won by tens of millions of votes. he riled up his supporters and told them they had to come to washington to fight and fight hard to take back the country or they wouldn't have a country anymore. there was wide public reporting this group was descending on the capital at the president's urging to stop the steal. and that they were armed and dangerous and violence was likely. with all of that knowledge, the president continued to repose -- to promote the big lie. that morning