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who are voting on impeachment, but they are relevant to history and what donald trump has been up to. >> i agree. jefferson davis incited an insurrection against the united states and it caused a civil war. after the civil war was over, did we treat jefferson davis as some honored citizen of the united states? no. he was in disgrace and he was punished. that is going to happen to donald trump if there is any justice assuming that we find the evidence that we're talking about. this is a president who did something that no president has done before. and just about the worst thing a president can possible do, which is he tried to take away our democracy and we're finding out more and more evidence of not only how he tried to abuse presidential power to do that, but i would speculate that he had a lot closer relationships with some of the people who planned this insurrection and this attack on the capitol. had it succeeded, you could have had satisfies nations of the vice president speak, you could have had hostage taking. we would be in a terrible crisis. we might today be living in a dictatorship. >> and there are

. >>> leaders and davis will receive an article of impeachment against former former president donald trump after the house voted to impeach him for a second time. cbs reporter naomi ruchim explains what comes next and why lawmakers are divided. >> reporter: in a similar scene to the first impeachment trial against former former president donald trump, nine members of the house of representatives will walk through the capitol tonight to physically deliver the article of impeachment to the senate. this time, the charge is incitement of insurrection. >> i hope conviction, ultimate disqualification are the very first powerful steps toward unity in our country moving forward. >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi has appointed managers to serve as the prosecution while all 100 senators sit as the jury. the trial is now set for february 8 after republicans asked for a delay. >> we already have a flaming fire in this country. it is like taking a bunch of gasoline and pouring it on top of the fire. >> reporter: some republicans believe impeaching a former president is unconstitutional but

protesters, these were domestic terrorists acting on the orders of donald trump and that's what we're going to hear this afternoon. >> and linsey davis, the question will be how many republicans stay unified behind this argument of due process of dividing the country. >> the partisan division was still clear, as evident as it has ever been, it seems like you have on one side this is about healing, on the other, it is about accountability, one side, this is about a protest, on the other side, this is about insurrecti insurrection. while so many of us have those images seered in our minds of the breaching of the capitol and the breaking of the glass, it was a nice moment to hear from the congressman, personalizing it as far as text messages, i love you to the family members and at this point, you know, whatever happens, it will be a historic, the outcome. the idea that it is profound this is all playing out, this debate is taking place as it was stated today at the scene of the crime. >> and the possibility that there could be an impeachment trial just an hour after joe biden is inaugurated president of the united states next week. bac

davis: the vote is regular and appears there from that donald j. trump of the state of florida receive 7 votes and michael r. pence receive 7 votes. vice president pence: any objections for counting the certificate from the state of oklahoma? hearing none, this certificate from oregon, the parliamentarian is the only certificate of vote from the state and purports to be returned from the state as the certificate of authority from the state annexed to it to ppoint and ascertain electors. mr. blunt: the electoral vote is regular in form and authentic and appears that joseph r. biden receive 7 votes for president and kamala d. harris from the state of california receive 7 votes. vice president pence: is there any objection that the parliamentarian has verified is in form and authentic? hearing none, this certificate from the commonwealth of pennsylvania, the parliamentarian the only certificate of vote from the state that purports to be a return from the state as annexed from authority of the state to a.and ascertain electors. ms. lofgren: the certifi

shannon: victor davis hanson with the hoover institution says democrats are setting a bad precedent with this rush push to get donald trump out of office. >> there will probably be a correction as there always is in a midterm election, republicans say joe biden said something the other day, he's not cognitively aware, let's use the 20 fifth amendment or did not enforce immigration law, he's sworn to enforce the laws, let's impeachable let's get a special counsel to look at the ukraine matter again. that is what they have done. why did they do this? we will see in two weeks the most comprehensive efforts to change the way we govern in this state, disarming or preempting the fight by disarming their opposition. >> reporter: republican congresswoman marjorie taylor green is vowing to file articles of impeachment against joe biden. todd: twitter ceo jack dorsey defending the ban on donald trump while making a shocking admission in a series of tweets he writes, quote, having to take these actions sets a precedent i feel is dangerous, the power an individual corporation has over the global public conversation. snap chat n

condescending, donald trump's support need to be deprogrammed appearing with bill marr, the gop support for trump during his second impeachment battle calling it a cult of trump. victor davis she prefers soviet, chinese or north korean model. she better look at the last administration when we had abuse of civil liberties on the part of the government which was greenlighted by katie couric. >> reporter: couric back to the second impeachment trial as donald trump's and from twitter. >> it is an important distinction when it comes to trump supporters, all 74 million who voted for him, at the capital. >> janice: he was quick to defend trump supporters saying let's not confuse 500 capital rioters with 74 million voters who back the president. sean hannity reacted last night. >> sad day when it is only bill maher has a better moral compass than any of his colleagues, eventually it will come around and try to silence him at some point. >> reporter: he said there's a difference between holding a liberal belief and acting violently on them. jillian: and oregon business owner struggling because of the pandemic and something else's been happening. >> reporter: you had an american fla

were interested and we ended up with quite a few, shay davis, alfred mcqueen, and ja mill griffin, and greg johnson and later richard josey and donaldps, and lisa richard. >> keisha oliver and shondra montgomery. >> yes, exactly. there is no -- well, it could be debatable. but, for me, there's no greater program that we did than that. you can go right down the list of every young person that i mentioned, and they mean something. they got what it was that we were trying to give them, because they still got it, and we have doctors and interpreters and you name it, and that is what they do. that is what is up. >> that right. >> that is what is up, and we gave the children what they needed and they have this background and this is important. and then a program called "the runaway." and that is as for the outreach programs we have outreach programs that went into the schools, and we would go into the schools and do some programming, and do some scenes and that sort of thing, and here at the henage, we did a number of from grass and "from ear to ear" is a number of programs that we have done and probably the best, me and christy and sylvi

there from that donald j trump of the state of florida received 9 votes for president and michael are pence of the state of indiana received 9 votes for vice president. >> rodney davis, republican congressman from illinois, the top republican on the house administration, you will be hearing a lot from him and amy klobuchar a couple moments ago because the committees they work on in congress, the senate rules committee and the house administration committee, they have jurisdiction over the us capitol police and i bet there's going to be an imposition here about what happened today that caused this bedlam at the capital. we are probably 10 minutes away from the final result as they get to the end of the alphabet, getting pretty close. >> that donald j trump -- john: i want to ask a question, when you have a joint meeting of the house and senate under the current configuration, 533 people but given the covid-19 restrictions they are trying to keep lower numbers in the house of representatives, are they not? >> trying is the keyword. we had an unexpected vote on the first day of congress on sunday, dozens upon dozens upon dozens of members in the chamber at the same tim

donald trump do what he has done. there is a clash brewing. the question is, when does that start to show up? emily: all right. you will keep us apprised of your opinions. rick davisks so much for joining us. coming up, the massive effort to get the covid-19 vaccine into the arms of americans is just part of the picture of getting people back to work. how is that effort going? slowly. we will check in with a health official in florida next. this is bloomberg. ♪ inoculate americans for covid-19 has overwhelmed government websites and left many in first-come first-served lines. are confronting a multistep sign-up process which critics have called bewildering. utterly s get their shots. theral places across manateelorida's county which lies between st. petersburg and sarasota. 's discussion. joining me now manatee county , director of public safety, jacob sauer. you have a herculean effort underway. tell us the latest information where your vaccination situation stands and how quickly it is going. jacob: thank you for having me on. we started this process almost two weeks ago. we had a little bumpy start at the beginning, but we are stating to get a groove down. we a

fund-raiser, donald j trump for president incorporated the patriot party's official address listed in san antonio, but the person named as the custodian of records treasurer and designated agent one james davis located in punta gorda florida. hi james, this is marking martin with news nation. she didn't answer our calls but current trump staff did respond to our inquiries saying quote we are not supportive of this effort have nothing to do with it and only know about it through public reporting we also talked to cal jillson one of the country's leading political expert, this is not good for republicans, but it's hard to see what would be good for republicans and are these. >>current circumstances jillson calling this maggot patriot party, a major threat to the gop filings like this in the past ending in last elections and disappointment for republican presidential hopefuls. he says most notably in the 20th century theodore roosevelt and then in 1992 bill clinton was elected president united states when ross her up and his reform party again split the republican party and led to the defeat of george hw bush for reelection, so if you take the 2 major parties in you split one the other one has

that makes this unlike any other time since jefferson davis became president of the confederacy. i know a lot of people support donald trump who like drawing that parallel. well, it is an accurate parallel because jefferson was a traitor to the united states of america, and so is donald trump. and he continues to be. and if any of his supporters don't think he is, i'd love to know what their justification is. because this is a riot that started to kill the vice president of the united states and to kill the speaker of the house and to tear to shreds the capitol. and look at the pictures of them banging on the doors wanting to kill people, saying they were coming for them. screaming in anger and disgust when they went through the senate chambers, screaming, where are they, where did they go. ed luce, i've been talking to several pretty well-played sources through the weekend. i've been talking to friends in journalism. they're all coming to the same conclusion about mitch mcconnell. saying we're not going to take this up in the nicks week or so. he was somehow trying to protect the president. it's taken some of us a l

davis, par freezing tolstoy, all inaugurations are different in their own way. >> certainly true and right now in this particular moment i'm reminded of june of 2015 when we all watched as donald trump descended the golden escalator in trump tower going down to the basement announcing he would run for president and a small crowd there, reportedly some had been paid $50 to aend it. perhaps a small crowd today, but they all were there watching as that unprecedented scene rolled out as we all watched and we all watched this unprecedented scene before us from a man who loves certainly pomp and pageantry, a man who once again has produced, directed and is starring in this made for tv moment, but the big send-off really still fails to mask the fact that he leaves the white house the most embattled president since richard nixon. >> first one to be impeached a second time facing that senate trial even though he won't be president anymore. cecilia vega, you've got that hat on down at the capitol because i note it's windy out there. you are our new chief white house correspondent for the biden administration but have been covering president trump for the last four years as well and i gu