it's going to be donald trump's party and it's going to be whoever donald trump decides to bring along with them. and i'll say this because people like to call trump supporters my unless that is as long as donald trump states about stays true to the values that got him where he is. and the reason there was so much tumult once he was elected is because he came in and shook things up and did it to them. the way, the sort of almost one party system that we've seen over the last couple of decades emerge where democrats and republicans were practically indistinguishable. what problem is they're not interested, real republicans are not interested in having that kind of leader represent them. they want leaders that are out there, you know, setting it on fire like, you know, saying things that, that bring us together. thing, things that dismantle the swamp. those are the kinds of things donald trump did, and others like matt gates, others like crime to santa and that you can, you can honestly tell who the most successful, most beloved. and the most feared republicans are by looking at who the

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i didn't choose donald trump. the american people chose donald trump.i'm a senator from south carolina. john mccain was pretty good with working with people he didn't get along with, so i made a conscious decision, after saying every bad thing i could about trump during the 2016 campaign... you know that i'm going to wheel out the quote, which has been hung around your neck a million times. you called trump, when you were running against him, you said to the republican party, "don't vote for this guy cos he's a race baiting, "xenophobic bigot..." religion bigot. "he does not... yeah. religion bigot. "he does not represent my party." and you know what my party told me? go to hell. he won. so you abandoned your principles. no, i didn't abandon my principles. well, you thought the guy was a xenophobic bigot. i accepted the consequences of the election. in a democracy, i can take my ball and go home, but the people in south carolina chose president trump, the people of america chose president trump. i've tried to help him where i could. so it's ok to help a

i didn't choose donald trump. the american people chose donald trump.r donald trump. i'm a senator from south carolina. john mccain was pretty good with working people he didn't get along with. i made a conscious decision after saying everything bad i could during 2016. you know i'm going to wheel out the quote for you called donald trump, you said, don't vote for this guy �*cause he's a race baiting xenophobic bigot. religious bigot. he does not represent me. and you know what my party told me? go to hell. he won. you thought the guy was a xenophobic bigot. i accepted the consequences of the election. ina in a democracy i could take my ball and go home but the people of south carolina chose president trump. the people of america chose president trump. i tried to help where i could. so it is ok to help a guy who you believe is a racist bigot through four years? it is ok for kamala harris to service joe biden�*s vice president when it's suggested he supported racist policies. if you know anything about democracy, when the election�*s over, if it doesn't

that kind of support character around donald trump doesn't exist. person who's been with him for a long time, who loves him, who's devoted to him and has wise counsel for him. what is this -- what do you think the reader should take out of this book about not necessarily, not political positions or wins and losses in congress, but how joe biden and the people he has brought into the white house run the white house? >> well, it's a different cast , and it's a different theory of the case. when bob costa and i talked about doing this book, we realized because biden is the current president we need to show what he does and maybe 40% of the book. it lays out who he is, what he cares about. there are some missteps. there's some problems. at the same time, you can't report on biden and understand that the core of him is -- and this isn't a political judgment. it's a reporting fact, that the core of him is let's protect the country. let's do the best that we can. and so there is that back and forth. the point of the book, the larger point in "peril," lawre

, in donald's inner sanctum.nst mary trump. to those people who follow donald trump, you might remember that there was a case called trump versus timothy o'brien and the "new york times." it's eerily reminiscent of what he did many, many years ago. the only difference is that donald at that point in time sued for $5 billion, right? it's as ridiculous as this lawsuit against mary trump for $100 million. but what makes this case very difficult than the other case is the fact that it's predicated on a non-disclosure agreement. you know, non-disclosure agreements are paid in order to get somebody to do something or not to do something, not to reveal something, and clearly he must have given money to whether it was to mary trump, to her father, to somebody for that non-disclosure, but the part that we don't really know is what's written in that non-disclosure. first of all, is there a duration claus? we don't know that. more importantly, was the non-disclosure agreement predicated on fraud, which is how donald ended u

donald trump lost zero friends on 9/11. donald trump attended zero 9/11 funerals, zero.l the families who lost someone on 9/11. he tried to steal the grief of all of the thousands and thousands of people who lost loved ones and dear friends and co-workers on 9/11. donald trump tried to steal their grief so that he could exploit that grief as his own in a political campaign debate. presidential historians search for clues to the character of american presidents. future historians will find nothing that illuminates the depravity of donald trump more vividly than his lie that he mo than his lie that he lost hundreds of friends on 9/11, a lie so vile that even donald trump is afraid to repeat it. that delicious omelet was microwaved? get outta here. everybody's a skeptic. paper money. it's the future! get outta here. i'm leaving with my gold. it's not crazy. help me, mother. it's an omelet. just crack an egg. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ oh! are you using liberty mutual's it's an omelet. coverage customizer tool? sorry? well, since you asked. it finds discounts and policy recommendat

and donald trump? who is knocked out of often by joe biden remains the leader of what is left of the republican party. leading off our discussion tonight's democratic congressman we hakeem jeffries, congressman jeffries thank you for joining us tonight, what is your reaction to what we are looking learning in bob woodward and robert costa's book. about paul ryan's interaction with donald trump. and his preparation for dealing with what's he considered to be at minimum a mentally unstable incoming president? >> well it's extraordinary, but the challenge in dealing with donald trump is that not only is he a malignant narcissist, but he of course is a psychopath, any pathological liar, at the same. time that is pretty complicated for an ordinary citizen. it's incredible to have to deal with someone of that nature. as the president of the united states of america. the challenge that the republican's have had. is that they accepted donald trump for who he was. and continues to be, in part because for the ac

of "end game, inside the impeachments of donald j. trump." thank thank you for joining us tonight. i appreciate it. i want your reaction to what happened in arizona today. >> well, lawrence, they confirmed what fox news said on election night. that joe biden won arizona. also that the sun sets in the west. the giants are the best team in baseball and my children are monsters. so it seems they are aligned with the truth. and the best thing we can do lawrence is shine light on all the falsecies that donald trump and the election denier party, the republicans continue to put out there. >> there is the kind of compelling developing theory, rachel referred to the “washington post” op-ed piece about this today. what we are seeing in all the represent counts is kind of a rehearsal for the next presidential election so that people get accustomed to the idea that all counts have to be recounted in order for donald trump to win. and -- and that there is no limit on the calendar about when recounts must be completed. >> that's right, lawrence, t

raising money and getting donald trump's approval.to be in the game on their side. we see it time and again. i know you guys covered tonight my colleague from ohio, who said he wasn't going to run again because his vote for impeachment against trump, which was the right thing to do, makes it impossible to be on their side. you've seen it with liz cheney. they know what they need to do. if it's up to them, they'll shrink the electorate down as far as they possibly can so they can get their narrow slice of it out, and it's an increasingly narrow slice. i think what folks on our side have to realize is this is not a joke. this is not -- they're not so stupid that we can make fun of them and think they're going to lead to their own demise. these people are willing to do anything to try to take power in our state, which is one of the key states in the country. so we have to make our defense impregnable. this is an attack. our defense to it, yes, it will come in the form of laws and voting rights protections and all those things. but ultima

donald trump's mental health after donald trump lost his reelection campaign.as routinely impulsive unpredictable. making matters even more dire. milley was certain trump hadn't gone into a serious mental decline. the aftermath of the election with trump now all but manic, screaming at officials and constructing his own alternate reality of endless election conspiracies. you never know with the presidents trigger point is, milley told senior staff. when might events and pressures come together to cause the president to order military action? joining us now is mary trump, author of the book the reckoning. our nation's trauma and finding a way to heal. thank you very much for joining us tonight. there is so much material on your uncle's mental health in this book, as perceived by general milley and others. we have talked about some of the points we have yet to get to. but when you see everything general milley is going through, everything he is reacting to and his concerns. what do you know about your uncle that you are sure general milley was seeing in these sit

donald trump lost 261 votes. you hear john talk about being a bigger loser, that's that he's talking about. this immediately drew a statement from the maricopa county board of supervisors saying this. this means the tabulation equipment counted the ballots as they were designed to do. the results reflect the will of the voters. that should be the end of the story. everything else is just noise. now, i read through this entire report, and i can tell you that the rest of it, the depths of it is really a lot of conspiracy spaghetti thrown against the wall. and that's what they are expecting later today had the final report is presented. i want you to take a listen to another member of the maricopa county board of supervisors, bill gates. >> i call it a show trial. i mean, that's what all these have been up to this point. it's a soviet show trial. democracy is not the word i would use. a theater show of an attempt to steal an election, or at the very least to sow significant doubts in our election system. . >> so tha

would he have joined donald trump's big lie? in announcing the result of his work in arizona if he did not fear being put under oath in the house of representatives? we will never know. donald trump can't control the house of representatives not because republicans are not in control. donald trump is in control of most republican elected officials in this country, but leads him in control of nothing now in washington. so the cyber ninjas-in-chief may find himself under oath in washington at some point talking about what he did in arizona. that could be one reason why what he did in arizona today would say the election results were completely accurate. the situation also leaves donald trump in control of nothing in the state of new york. in a newly unsealed court order required the trump organization to comply with subpoenas issued by new york state a journey general the t should james and that court order, says -- perhaps the cyber ninjas could help donald trump search for the documents the new york attorney general want to see.

donald trump lost zero friends on 9/11. donald trump attended zero 9/11 funerals. zero.l the grief of all the families who lost someone on 9/11. he tried to steal the grief of all the thousands and thousands of people who lost loved ones and dear friends and coworkers on 9/11. donald trump tried to steal their grief so that he could exploit that grief as his own, in a political campaign debate. presidential historians for clues to the character of american president, future historians will find nothing that illuminate the depravity of donald trump more vividly than his lie that he lost hundreds of friends on 9/11. ally so vile that even donald trump is afraid to repeat. thanks for joining us this hour we got up early the book is called peril it is by washington post journalist barr rewarded and robert costa it bob word woodward and bob costa. we've obtained a copy tonight, evidence of speed-reading here, a rachel maddow specialty. this book has important news in it. what this book is about broadly speaking the peril it's describing in its title is just how fraught and da

like donald trump lost zero friends on 9/11. donald trump attended zero 9/11 funerals, zero.rief of all the thousands, and thousands, of people who lost loved ones and dear friends, and coworkers on 9/11. donald trump tried to steal their grief. so that he could exploit that grief as his own in a political campaign debate. presidential historians search for clues to the character of american presidents. future historians will find nothing that illuminates the depravity of donald trump more vividly, than his lies then he lost hundreds of friends on 9/11. ally so vile that even donald trump is afraid to repeat it. >> thank you at-home for joining us this hour, we got the book we got it early, the book is called peril it is by washington post journalist bob woodward robert costa, it has not been published yet, it will not be published until next. week we have obtained a copy tonight, evidence of speed reading here, it shows specialty. this book has important news in it. with the book is about broadly speaking. the peril, it's

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_ committee chairs and if you cross donald trump, be mindful that donald trump _ donald trump, be mindfule points, he only takes them away, one at a time and that is— takes them away, one at a time and that is what— takes them away, one at a time and that is what house leadership on their— that is what house leadership on their public inside is unfortunately very mindful of.— their public inside is unfortunately very mindful of. lovely to have you both in the — very mindful of. lovely to have you both in the programme. _ both in the programme. before we go, talking about fire and damnation in congress, let me show you these latest pictures from the spanish island of la palma and another is flowing. it is spectacular to watch and you can see it is heading towards the ocean and some of these houses and the owners of those houses will be watching and it looks more viscous at the moment, it looks more viscous at the moment, it looks more viscous at the moment, it looks to be flowing more quickly but they are undoubtedly really spectacular shots, and they? do stay with us, plenty more, we are

>> i really doubt your assumption that donald trump is going to run again. i don't think his ego could stand a second defeat. and i think a second defeat -- >> well, how could his ego stand a first defeat? remember, he didn't -- he doesn't actually believe that he was defeated. >> oh, i forgot that part. yes, i forgot that biden's not really president. but i thk, even to donald trump, there is a limit to the resistance to reality. reality has a way of imposing itself. and i say, wait and see. there's a long way to go between now and when donald trump plunges in again. >> my hesitancy is that republicans have kidded themselves for a long time about the willingness of donald trump to do things that they just think aren't possible. and it's only gotten us all the things that you write about so aptly in your columns -- an undermining of conservatism and constitutional democracy. >> well, you think he might run, i think he won't run. and as they say in sports, that's why they play the games. we're going to find out. >> mr. will, you were a leadin light in the '70

but donald trump wants that alternate reality out there. and he wants to explain to the public that he really didn't lose, that he won arizona and pennsylvania and michigan. he wants people to believe that the january 6th riot was a peaceful, loving event in which his supporters were just basically great, loving people. we all know what we saw, which was rioters were slamming flag polls and batons and bear spray at police officers and some of them died that day or the next day. >> and phil, when he said things like that, did you all push him? did you say, with all due respect, that is exactly not what happened. people died and this was an insurrection among many other things. i mean, what was the conversation like or was he allowed to just talk? >> mika, we pushed him repeatedly in a number of different areas including his allegations of voter fraud. this is two months after he left office and he was still filled with grievance about the fraud that he believes existed or at least he tries to persuade his supporters that existed when there's

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so they used donald trump. and long after donald trump is gone, he has empowered this violent, fascist streak movement in america. now, there weren't very who showed up today but that's because the oath keepers, the three percenters and donald trump weren't telling people to go there. this was kind of a renegade guy who wanted to make some money and, of course, it is a money-making operation for a lot of people that get involved. but in general, all those forces are still out there and nobody should go to sleep thinking that somehow this is a great defeat for the violent white-nationalist movement that donald trump has empowered in the country. >> i got to ask you really quickly, though, are you at all concerned about the fatigue of january the 6th? do you think this country -- and -- and are you concerned the history of that day is being rewritten by the gop? and that the other side of the coin is that people are fatigued about hearing about it? >> nobody's fatigued about it any more than people are fatigued a

is that how milley saw and sees donald trump? >> certainly. and the chinese part of this -- this all happened in one day, on january 8th, two days after the insurrection, which, of course has set washington and the country, and it turns out, the world on edge. what is going on in america? and the chinese, general li asks -- milley said, are you going to collapse? and milley realizes that the chinese military have gone on alert, as have the russians, as have the iranians. at the same time. this is one of those almost shakespearean moments. there is the convergent problem of nancy pelosi, the speaker of the house, calling milley. and we have a transcript this call in the book. i mean, you ought to -- maybe want to read some of that. extraordinary. the speaker of the house is telling milley, we need guarantee has the president will not launch nuclear represents. and milley is saying, we have procedures. and the procedures should be followed. but then he realizes pelosi has a point. that a president, with all the authority as commander in chief, c

a death blow to donald trump's election fraud fantasy.months and $6 million later, the sham arizona audit trump said would prove corruption instead reaffirms the truth, joe biden won. plus, the january 6th committee makes a big opening salvo sending subpoenas to four of trump's closest advisers including his white house chief of staff, and millions of americans can get covid vaccine boosters starting today. this top white house priority got a green light after the cdc chief overruled advisers who wanted a more focused booster plan. >> i think dr. walensky and the fda is -- understands how upset the public is, especially,000 those who are willing to get the first two immunizations, and they are terrified of getting breakthrough covid. i think the cdc director was in a tight spot, and i think she had to make the best judgment call based on both the data and the sentiments of the american people. >> much more on that important covid news in just a few minutes, but we begin with the power of truth and a big move in an important search for the

reward if ukraine had agreed in 2019 to donald trump's bribe, in effect, that ukraine help donald trumpe bidenan's presidential campaign, which became the basis of donald trump's first impeachment. here's the ukrainian president this afternoon in the oval office with the president of the united states. and donald trump's first impeachment trial for bribery, the president of ukraine, committee chairman adam schiff issued this warning. >> he is a danger to the country because he will do it again, and none of us can have confidence based on his record that he will not do it again because he is telling us every day that he will. >> less than a year after adam schiff's warning at the urgings of donald trump, the trump mob attacked the capitol and entered that same chamber where adam schiff was speaking, the united states senate, to stop the certification of joe biden's presidential election. donald trump then made history as the first president to be impeached twice and the first president to be found guilty in the senate trial by members of his own party. tonight the united states capitol p

well, the best thing i can tell you, how am donald trump is a con man. always has been and always will be. he came to wash at the time we showed interest, we were a new party, the reform party we were trying to get established. were looking for anything that is going to put us in the spotlight and try to get us established as a legitimate 3rd party. having said that, donald trump's politics back van were much different than what they are today. and i think calculating everything he looked at where his best opportunity was. he's a smart man, but he's also a con man. and he looked at, he found the far right was his best opportunity. he could sell them, he could con, ma'am, and match what he's done. he's con the far right. they are now with the a block, stockton barrel, and donald trump patch, the followers he leads today to continue this obsession. he has because donald trump, in my opinion, wanted to become a dictator. he saw his body in north korea. he saw his other friends over there in europe, the dictators. and he saw that in the you talk about the bi

is donald trump rattled? well, he certainly hasn't looked calm, as these things have built over this week. closest insiders subpoenaed under law. trump dismissing the investigation with his usual talk about witch hunts, but this isn't a witch hunt. this is a march for evidence. we're also seeing other new avenues for accountability, including video showing body cam video of a police officer who was savagely attacked again by that maga crowd that donald trump summoned. this is a day that we know a lot about, but it's newly released, and as always, we do want to warn you, it is graphic. >> punch him! [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> that's government evidence, the first time we've aired it on "the beat." it's difficult to even watch a few seconds of it, and this went on for hours. we are still learning about the depths of the organization, of potential government cooperation, with that planned insurrection, as well as what those individuals did there. this is the gravity of the riot that day. biden's administr

donald trump is a terrorist. >> guess what?ck from the host. >> mark zuckerberg groomed a it secret plan to use facebook's value news feed to promote facebook, several executives were shocked the new york times reports but the ceo is tired of all of the criticism and apologizes for bias and misinformation so the news people will be used to promote positive stories about the social network and if zucker burgess owens wants to defend his company, it's great, but otherwise tell you how awesome it is. >> when i saw them saying your iphone could tell if you're depressed i think it was some tabloid story but no the wall street journal says apple working on technology to diagnose depression or cognitive decline, this raises privacy concerns but who knows, could save you a lot on therapy bills. >> siri, i'm in a really good mood today, that's it for this edition of media business, i'm howard kurtz we hope you'll also like our facebook page, where we post daily column columns and continue the conversation, check out my podcast mediabuzz

to me 30%, 35%, 38% maybe is what donald trump won this year. with george w. bush 40 -- 44%. that is a nontrivial number of people. that is a millions of voters every election who are latinos voting for republicans. i think you set up a teaser about why trump? we can certainly get into that. >> one of the interesting aspects of the book and truth be told i interviewed doctor geraldo cadava about hispanic republican supporters for trunk, but in your book you write that, one of the reasons why republicans started to go after latinos was because the major drop off of african-americans voting for republicans historically and going towards more for democrats, can you explain that a little bit? >> sure that was very explicit among republican strategists in the late 1960s. after the 1964 election were barry goldwater lost badly to lyndon johnson, the republican party was kind of in a rebuilding soul-searching mode. they were very explicit. nixon's campaign advisors new, as michael said after the 1964 election it had already been happening. the trend in service african-americans were

it's politically -- i can't imagine why they can't look at donald trump and see what happens to donald trump and see what happens to the senate and not see how this play ends for them. >> i am surprised too they have continued to go along as far as they have. what i am also surprised by is the fact that they don't appear to be anything standing from trump's way in terms of stopping any of this, right? so you have this adult on capitol hill that's investigating this. he does not have support from many republicans. it will be looked at and republicans will be able to characterize whatever he finds as partisan. the justice department is showing no indication or interests in looking at anything that happens at the trump's level in terms of january 6th or overturning the election. everything being done by this is at at capitol hill. even if they were to uncover nasty details end up in this report, they'll come out and we'll cover it but i can't imagine that republicans will give it any weight and all this time trump will have continued on doing things we were just talking about, trying to p

patricia: los cambios de migraciÓn durante la presidencia de donald trump multiplicaron por seis losasos en los trÁmites migratorios. formularios y requisitos mÁs complicados y exigentes demoran los procesos, segÚn reporte oficial. y solo los mayores de 65 aÑos que las personas de alto riesgo podrÁn recibir una tercera dosis de la vacuna contra el coronavirus los cientÍficos no estÁn convencidos de la seguridad y necesidad de una dosis de refuerzo harÁ todos los estadounidenses. comenzamos. locutor: Éste es noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna con patricia janiot. patricia: buenas noches. vamos a iniciar con los planes de estados unidos a deportar masivamente por aviÓn a miles de llanos que llevan dÍas agrupados en la frontera esperando pedir asilo. el operativo empezarÍa el domingo con varios vuelos diarios desde texas rumbo a haitÍ. mÁs de 12.000 inmigrantes comen su mayorÍa haitianos han acampado debajo y en los alrededores del puente de la ciudad del rÍo, en texas y hace frontera con acuÑa en mÉxico. la patrulla fronteriza cerrÓ el trÁfico de vehÍculos y peatones en ambas direcci

i mean donald trump could have pardoned them all.to matt dowd's point, he doesn't care about them. donald trump could have pardoned them all on his way out. there were, i think, 16 days after the insurrection before he left other. he handed out plenty of other pardons. you know, i think it is a remarkable, a remarkable state of affairs when all three of you can find parallels to the threat we faced from al qaeda on 9/11. unbelievable. you have all blown my mind. given me chills and have me hankering for a mommy bev ranch. thank you for starting us off this hour. >>> after the break, the republican congressman on twitter for his statement about afghan refugees. plus, russian dissident navalny's plan to undermine vladimir putin in russia's election getting under way today. how donald trump cost taxpayers $1.7 million more even after he was out of office. "deadline: white house" after a quick break. don't go anywhere. at usaa, we've been called too exclusive. because we were created for officers. but as we've evolved with the military,

it's not about donald trump and the national republican party. a republican primary challenger backed by donald trump and this is the most important race in the country. >> i think it's going to be the most important house race in the country in 2022, and it will be one where people do have the opportunity to say we want to stand for the constitution. >> in addition to that, saying we want to stand for the constitution, over the weekend she tweeted out a picture of the former president, george w. bush, remember, her dad dick cheney was bush's vice president but she says i prefer republican presidents who win re-election. that's 2 x 4 to the head of donald trump. >> the question is does that actually sell to the voters in wyoming, the republican base? it overwhelmingly supports donald trump. it's small electorate. can she actually convince some who are displeased with donald trump, enough of them to vote for her. it's going to be hard. the trump forces are going to come out and go after her with abandon. this is the number one race for the former

we know donald trump told pence not to certify the vote.ow he horizoned him at a rally in georgia so much of it happened in full view it seems like this hunt for the elusive smoking gun which will have to go on the several next to the smoking against you produced in the impeachment trial, in the second impeachment. what do we need other than the thing in write being the coup plan >> we forehead need to know who saw that whether there was any execution of that plan a good example which recently came out with sidney powell, trump'sers while lawyer who said there was a design to delay the certification so that justice alito, who would handle any litigation because he was the supreme court justice overseeing the matter, could intervene. but, who else was involved in that plan? who knew about that plan was it coordinated with, you know, someone like amy kramer, who both organized the million maga march in december and was also involved in january 6th we don't know a lot of the sort of detailed, day-to-day planning that occurred behind the scenes

they excited donald trump's words -- they cited donald trump's words in holding these people. saying that donald trump and the denial of the election potentially makes some of these defendants more dangerous. guest: that is asinine and immoral, you cannot hold these people who in many cases are not being accused of violence. despite the fact that you have not been convicted of anything and under the law you are innocent, you cannot be released on home arrest or bail. there is a problem with our judiciary and prosecutors. we have seen prosecutors going into the courtroom and sing that multiple capitol police officers were murdered that day, that is a falsehood. this is a travesty of justice. that is why you need any organization like us and you need to patriots showing up advocating for this. if the justice system was delivering these people speedy trials, convicting them or finding them innocent, preventing -- presenting evidence, we would not need to do this. i don't want to have to do this. we are primarily a voter registration organization but we need to step up. the judici

every bit as much as donald trump.nformation instead of from the associated press or routers or the bbc, they're getting it from chinese religious cults that start websites in america to expand their reach. and then they go oh, we can't trust. we can't trust the ap. we can't trust the mainstream media. oh, but here's some information from the chinese religious cult. what do you think about that? and that's the insanity. that's the insanity that we live in. we need to stop looking at trump and these images and start looking at the people behind him who know the truth but would rather live in a lie. would rather live in a lie. they're living in a lie every day. every day that they continue to talk about bamboo and voting ballots. every day they reinforce donald trump's lies about arizona. every day they reinforce his lies about georgia. every day they reinforce his lies about rigged elections. they are the threat to american democracy. >> now, here's some of robert kagen's column that you mentioned. the piece is entitled