they seem much more afraid now that donald trump has left office. with donald hmp on, they set a period of actual populism has begun and they may be right. look what happened this week on wall street. trading stocks, exposing entire american finance establishment of the craft and fraud scam that often it is. it's a pivotal moment in this country. once you see something like that, you can't un- see it.an once they pulled the mask from your face, he still remembers your face people's attitudes will change forever because ofec what happened, it is a big deal. the biden administration's response? their first impulse was to brag about the first female treasury secretary, that's what they said. that's not an adequate response to what happened and even the biden people know it. but that's all they had. the truth is, our leaders have answers, don't even have explanations for what's going on. even worse, they are deeply implicated in the systemic problems. they know all this, they know their guilt. they know that you know it, to that's why they are afraid. they know why p

this walk, historic walk, the second impeachment of the former president of the united states, donald h. trump. i will lead out the names, david cicilline of rhode island, joaquin castro of texas, eric swalwell of california, ted lieu of california, stacey plaskett of the u.s. virginia islands, madeleine dean of the state of pennsylvania. what you're seeing now is the ceremonial walking of the impeachment articles over to the united states senate. the senate, of course, where the trial of the former president of the united states will take place. this is the ceremonial part. this is the part we are preserving from all of a long history of this country, 245 years of the republic. this is the way it's done. this is the way it's been done in a small number of impeachments that we've witnessed. the house of representatives having impeached the united states president walk the articles physically, in this case one article of inciting insurrection, over to the united states senate, where these ladies and gentlemen will serve as the prosecutors. they will prosecute the case against the former preside

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attorney in washington says donald trump himself be incevestigated for h role in pushing those supporters of his, those who they were, going to do what they did. another trump cabinet member resigning today. eileen chow is the wife of mitch healthcare refo mcconnell and one of six resigning in the last day. the white house firing a state department official who called trump unfit for office. the house sergeant at p aarms w is responsible for the sec tourtour -- security of the chamber resigning and the speaker calling on the chief of police to resign. news that may add urgency to remove trump before he can exploit powers further. the new york times reporting donald trump discussing further with aides the possibility of pardoning himself in the final days of his presidency. tonight, we have for you a special report on the stark double standard in what was on display for all of america and the world to see yesterday. extreme leniency shown to those rioters, many of them committing evidence of crimes there and we'll go to that and legal fallout tonight but i want to begin immediately with ou

met and reported a closed rule, house resolution 41, provided for consideration for h-res 24, impeaching donald john trump, president of the united states, for high crimes and misdemeanors. the rule provides two hours of debate equally divided and controlled by the chair and frpg raing member of the committee on the judiciary. the rule also provides upon adoption of h-res 24, h-res 4 is hereby adopted. finally the rule suss spends recess and same-day authority through february 2021. mr. speaker, we are debating this historic measure at an actual crime scene and we up without be here if it weren't for the president of the united states. on wednesday, january 6th, congress gathered here to fill fill our constitutional duty tallying the electoral college victory of president-elect biden and vice president-elect harris after a free and fair election. this is largely a ceremonial role for the congress, one that sends the message to the rest of the world that democracy in the united states persists. but a rally just a mile and a half down pennsylvania avenue, donald trump and his allies were stoking the anger o

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the peaceful transfer of power, three of our former presidents, clintons, bush h 3 an obama all in attendance. no donald trump. he left town earlier but mike pence and mrs. pence were there. >> repeat after me. >> and repeat after me. >> i kamala harris do solemnly. >> i sam tuivailala do solemnly swear. >> that i will faithfully execute. >> that i will support and defend the constitution. >> and the office of president of the united states. >> i take this freely and well and faithfully regard the duties of the office upon which i am about to enter. >> the constitution of the united states. >> so help me god. >> so help me got. >> congratulations, mr. president. >> in taking kamala harris's oath, she made history in a big way, becoming the first woman to hold national office in our country, the first black american, first person of south asian decent to be elected to our second highest office in the land. she'll be at joe biden's side. >> on this hallowed ground where just a few days ago violence sought to shake the capitol's very foundation. we come together as one nation under god, indy advisable to carry o

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donald trump. for some, this time he has gone too far and a few have even joined calls for h to step down or be impeachedmany in his core base are not giving up and still stand behind their president. we spoke to some of those supporters in a conservative stretch of virginia. >> he played with fire byin offici a same-sex wedding in a conservative part of virginia and got burd. he lost his seat in congress. >> you can get drunk on your own stuf >> after the -- he called the storming of the capitol buildinr domesticrism. >> people in leadership, the appeal to that sanity -- insanity, it is weaponized. >> what motivates people? >> they have been radicalized over year. it started in 2017, 2018, and you see them attest is asian -- metastasization. >> some of those supporters disagree with the mob fo occupying the capital, but they say they were patriots. clark's -- >> everybody there was not committing felontos, breaking he congress. i know many friends that were there thaeaare just americans. th love our country. i support freedom of speech. i support being able to protest ournm govt and all across >> the so

beyond just donald trump, and creates the sort of conspiracy theory— fuelled ecosystems, the results of which we saw quite clearly on wednesday at the capitol. iran's spiritual leader, ayatolla her, ayatollah khamanei has a twitter account and said those who took part in the death of soleimani, they should pay. could this be seen as incitement? why should donald trump's account be taken down but this one stay up? that is a good question and should be asked of twitter. the thing is here, these platforms can't and shouldn't be the arbiters or gatekeepers of speech on line yet because they are so dominant, and twitter in fact is not particularly dominant, even though it is politically influential, they are in fact dad and going a step further, they profit from this type of kind of viral toxic content because it is so addictive and keeps eyeballs on advertisements so that is really what policy makers in the us have to solve, the gatekeeping power of a handful of social media companies over the way we communicate and the fa ct the way we communicate and the fact that our profit motive is based on sensationalist, dangerous and addict content. let's look at the practicality of this.

that the soon to be former president donald trump will try to exact revengevoted against h on any who vote against him in the senate. that is what he has done for four years. there is every reason to expect. his son said it. his son said it at that rally. or right around that rally a week ago. that we will come for you. we will come for you. if you defy us. we're going to watch this play out. there's another question, too. will those, like liz cheney, her father the former vice president. the more establishment traditional conservative republicans who have decided to plant the flag here. will they try to raise money to mount an effort to have primary challenges against some of those who stood with the president? not just today but for the last two months. i know there are a lot of democrats will say for the last four years. i like to focus on the last two months, when the president lost an election, the will of the people, the most cherished thing the united states does, and they supported his lies including in the hours after those riots one week ago. so the republican party is just

h. on making a healthy a world. for everyone. in his final hours as u.s. president donald trump issues 73 pardons among them former aide steve bannon. i'm sam and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. the shot in the lights. dark deuce long. remember all. joe biden on is more than 400000 americans who.

donald trump presidency being unlike any other, didn't it? to donald trump presidency being unlike any other, didn't it?— any other, didn't it? to borrow some hyperbole from the _ any other, didn't it? to borrow some hyperbole from the president - any other, didn't it? to borrow some hyperbole from the president and . hyperbole from the president and this is one of the most turbulent presidencies this country has seen. this was a president who was constantly pushing the boundaries when he came to conventions and norms as you guys pointed out in somebody who really exacerbated the countries political and racial divisions and covering him off meant careening from one issue to the next. and huge watershed moments, you know. just, just as your segment mentioned, a few. it was easy to lose sight sometimes of the weight of the moment i think those the biggest challenges of this administration. if biggest challenges of this administration.— biggest challenges of this administration. ., ., administration. if you have to write administration. if you have to write a book about _ administration. if you have to write a book about the _ administration. if

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h. res. 24 impeaching donald john trump. the rule provides two hours of debate equally divided and controlled by the ranking member member of the judiciary committee. upon adoption h. res. 40 is adopted. the rule extends suspension authority and same day authority to february 11, 2021. mr. speaker, we are debating this historic measure at an actual crime scene and we wouldn't be here if it weren't for the president of the united states. on wednesday, january 6, congress gathered here to fulfill our constitutional duty tallying the electoral college victory of president-elect biden and vice president-elect harris after a free and fair election. this is a ceremonial role for the congress one that sends a message to the world that democracy persists, but at a rally a mile and-a-half down pennsylvania avenue donald trump was stoking the anger of a violent mob. he proclaimed today is the day that american patriots start taking down name and kicking ass. trump's personal attorney called for trial by combat and donald trump said we

adam kinzinger of illinois who has called on donald trump to be pushed out via the 25th amendment so look for like h like-minded republicans like kinzinger but there aren't that many in the house. in the aftermath of the deadly mob violence that we saw, a majority of house republicans voted to throw out the electoral votes of arizona and pennsylvania, so most of them are still in the trump camp but on the senate side, a different story because you saw pat toomey today say the president has committed impeachable offenses. senator ben sasse, senator lisa murkowski has already called on donald trump to resign. others feel the same way and it will be only be a matter of time before they speak out too, wolf, so we'll see more republicans. will it be enough to convict in the senate? that will be the big question. >> what's truly amazing is all of this is unfolding with trump only having 11 days left in the white house. 11 days. manu, laura, jeremy, guys, thank you very much, all of you will be back. and be sure to join me for an in-depth special report on the capitol riot. the trump insurrection, 24 hours

donald trump. that's always been the case. and he knoecws that right now h is the front-runner for the nomination in 2024. he's not going to relinquish that to anybody, whether it's hawley or cruz or rubio or pence. we know that the trump family -- the kids, jared and ivanka and trump jr. and the other daughter have political designs. there is talk of ivanka running for senate to primary, marco rubio in florida in 2022. so there are all these pieces in play to keep the trump family front and center, keep the money, keep the grip going and keeping everyone who was loyal to them who were hoping to get something out of that relationship, something in turn, they'll be left holding the bag with nothing. and mike pence, of course, will be chief among them, as we were talking about a second ago. but i agree with david here, until donald trump actually says he's going to have a peace falling transition of power, that he has accepted reality, i'm not going to believe it. and i think that this statement was put out in part to try to silence some of the chatter we've h

detailing everything that donald trump has done in the two month since he lost the election,nd they say this is why he should be impeached first second time. and democrats also hthey could senate try to ban him from ever icnning from puffice again. which would end his hopes ofth bein2020 for candidate. >> the u.k. is entering itsost dangerous time in the coronavirus pandemic according to england's chief medical officer. he's also saying stricter lockdown ncrease of covid patient in hospital in the last week. let's hear more. >> if people are taking this very seriously, if theyhere minimizingumber of individual contacts they have to the absolute minimum outside the things they have to do for work and for exercise and essential things, that is the most important thing. tinkering with the rules may be useful but the far more important thing is that everybody abides by the spirit of the rules. >> normally it is government ministers appearing on tv and radio, but there i a suggestion that medical voices are adding extra emphasis to the messaging. a professor appeared in an ad campaign. >> covid9, the new variant is spreading quickly across the country. this putso m

h running mate. >> ...african american community >>p imwaels pr opp hthtunity f e to distinguish himself from donald trumply want to bring the person who's criticized me most harshly into the fold because i value dissenting opinions." and that was part of the message that was being sent with kamala harris. >> ...the coronavirus crisis in this country is taking a dangerous turn... >> the true cost of covid, measured not by numbers, but families... >> narrator: he ran for president in the midst of a profound national crisis... >> covid-19 is now the third leading cause of death in the u.s... >> unemployment now soaring to 14.7%... >> millions of americans on the brink of financial ruin. >> the moment plays to his moments he ran probably did note trauma, first the global pandemic and now the traumatic death of george floyd. >> a new wave of grief in the form of police brutality. >> we're living in a country that's experienced, in 2020, a ton of loss. >> ...disappointment, emptiness, hopelessness, and so much fear. >> and here you have a man whose life has been defined in a lot of ways by loss. >> narrator: j

donald trump in the first 100 days? >> well, that's going to be the democrats' decision. that is fundamentally going to be a decision that chuck schumer and his caucuseav h have to make a decision on. they have control of the senate effectively now. it is going to be their call. i do think if the charges come over, which they have, obviously, they were sent over by speaker pelosi, they have to do something with them. i don't think there is a huge appetite to give donald trump a platform. that's why i argue, it is in their best interest to dispense of this as quickly as possible. look, there are a lot of investigations going onto what happened in i then capitol of weeks ago. there is a lot of investigations into that. those need to happen. the people who perpetrated the violence need to be held responsible, but ultimately the question of trump in my mind is one that both sides are kind of eager to turn the page on, and i think that's what they should do. >> you see the reason i'm bringing this up, not just to harp on it, but, liz, i would like your thoughts on this as well, you know, if you're going to go forward with such things as the dream act, daca, e

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h us throu predictions for the year ahead. ♪ >> of course the biggest topic in u.s. politics in 2021 is that there is ing to be a new president leading the country. donald trump'sin the office is ending, and on january 20, joe biden will be sworn in as the 46th president of the united states. normally in the first one hundred days of aresidency, the president focuses on his agenda and priorities at a time when his political cap is at its highest. but joe biden pretty much has his agenda already set for him. pres.-elect biden: 100 millionhe shots inirst 100 days. >> his administration will bero responsible foing out a efficient and equi manner. after that, joe biden is going to have to focus on the societal and economic impact s the coronaviandemic. millions of american households areacing financial ruin. large swaths of the u.s. economy are all facing financial devastation. state and local government budgets are facing of deficits because of declining tax rnenue. joe bi has already said he wants to pass a new coronavirus aid package in thest fays of his administration. and only after that can he focus on other parts of his political agenda. does he want to expe

yesterday h he said, perhaps thy can impeach donald trump now and then give new president joe biden 100 days to enact this agenda and then send the impeachment to the senate for a trial three months after donald trump is an ex-president. it is absolutely unprecedented in american history. >> sandra: you know, byron i know you have seen the interview with 60 minutes making waves on many levels and getting a lot of headlines. in particular that this moment when pelosi claimed she is obstructionist and they go to press or on just that, watch. >> you, yourself, are not known as a person of compromise. >> no, i am come i compromise. what about the covid relief package holed up for eight months? >> that was their obstruction. understand this -- >> but wait -- >> their obstruction, they are obstruction. >> no, yours too. you have held out for eight months. >> we held it up because there was no, no respect for our heroes, our state and local health care workers. >> there is a member of your caucus who said specifically that we look like obstructionist, and it was a mistake. >> i don't remember

and amazon is the issue of h one b visas given to skilled workers which have been used extensively by tech companies to recruit the best and brightest from overseas. donald trump clamped down on those visas last year, the president of the chamber of commerce today back the push to have president-elect biden rivers that policy once in office. >> don't let anyone tell you otherwise, allowing the world's most talented and industrious people to contribute to our economy drives growth which in turn creates more jobs for america. this urgent priority should draw bipartisan support. >> donald trump unattractive the southern border today warned against reversing any of his immigration policies arguing they have made the us stronger and safer and warned of so-called migrants caravan that might head toward the us from central america. >> we see what is coming and they are coming because they think it is gravy train at the end. it is going to be a gravy train, change the name from caravans which i think we came up with to the gravy train because that is what they are looking for. >> president-elect biden says he wants a new approach to the so-called caravans, one that, q

h had -- so including the ability to primary other republicans. i think he will try to still exercise that power. i just think there's liability now in aligning with donald trump that was not there a week ago that has political implications. >> real liability, that was a good observation as an openly white guy, thank you so much. john, you know, folks were thinking that the pardon ones, right, would start rolling in tonight. this weekend, what about pardon, it's hard to believe there's not more before the end of this. how did the insurrection and potential impeachment affect that? >> well, first of all, it expanded the range of criminal liability that president trump and his son donald trump, jr., face among other people for the rhetoric that they used, and you know, susan mentioned a moment ago, we have criminal investigations of him in georgia over attempting to entire fear with the election tabulation for the organization of the trump organization. he has big problems, only the federal potential crimes are, would be covered by pardons. i think we can't rule out the idea that before wednesday at noon, that he will attempt to pardon himself. pardon family mem

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h role. she has become a troll. she picked her brain jamie is one of the impeachment managers but he voted to block the donald trumpng house members? on the republican side customer she is trolling the republicans because she knows she can get away with it. before she literally is a troll and lives under a bridge and rubs her raymo hair. thank so much tim carney good to talk with you. >> thank you. kennedy: topical storm is next, stay with me. a must in your medicine cabinet! less sick days! cold coming on? zicam® is clinically proven to shorten colds! highly recommend it! zifans love zicam's unique zinc formula. it shortens colds! zicam zinc that cold! stay restless with the icon that does the same. the rx crafted by lexus. get 0.9% financing on the 2021 rx 350. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. get 0.9% financing on the 2021 rx 350. you work hard for your money. stretched days for it. juggled life for it. took charge for it. so care for it. look after it. invest with the expertise of j.p. morgan, either with an advisor or online, through chase. after all, it's yours. chase. make more of what's yours. are y

h very empty cabinet room if senate republicans don't move more quickly. of course, he could have a lot of those picks serve in acting capacity as donald trump has had throughout that republicans are being asked to do two things right now and they find it very uncomfortable. they're being asked to confirm biden's picks while at the same time they're being asked to impeach the current president. arthel: why is that uncomfortable? what does one have to do with the other? >> the one thing know about impeachment is, we learned at the beginning of 2020, impeachment is something that devours the senate calendar. house democrats impeached president trump, senate republicans acquitted him. that entire process, even when we knew what the outcome was going to be took more than three weeks, that's three weeks for president biden not focused on covid, not focused on confirming cabinet picks. biden is going to ask the senate and lean on the he relationships perhaps to have congress chew gum and impeach at the same time. arthel: to your point of this impending impeachment of president trump for a second time, how does this potentially perilous political conundrum you're poi

inauguration, president bush was famously quoted after hearing donald trump's inauguration speech, the carnage speech as saying that was weird s-hn fill in the rest. this is a small club, these former presidents. they are very, very close. they talk to each other. they organize. donald trump is not going to be a part of this group. >> there you see the supreme court justices led by chief justice of the united states john roberts walking in as well. they will be introduced after former president barack obama and michelle obama are introduced. they've got a real specific agenda. listen to this. >> ladies and gentlemen, the 44th president of the united states, the honorable bar ack h obama and mrs. michelle obama. ♪ ♪ >> there they are. this is a moment -- a huge moment for draum and michelle obama, don't you think? >> absolutely. four years ago, donald trump ran against barack obama and won the presidency. in some ways donald trump's election was a repudiation of the agenda. joe biden ran saying we're going to strengthen obama care, respect our allies. president biden will be different than president obama. but this is a very prou

h. and making healthy a world for you. to everyone. your child is there with me so romney and paul remind us of our top news stories donald trump has become the 1st us president to be impeached for a 2nd time of representatives formally charged with inciting violence over the storming of the capitol building last week the left 5 people dead 10 republicans joined democrats to back the move well truck made no mention of his impeachment in a video message on twitter released soon after the proceedings but in a change of tone he condemned last week's violence and called for unity. i want to be very clear i unequivocally condemn the violence that we saw last week violence and vandalism have absolutely no place in our country and no place in our more would make it america great again has always been about defending the rule of law supporting the men and women of law enforcement and upholding our nation's most sacred traditions and values voting is underway in uganda's general election longtime president yarima 70 is facing a serious challenge from opposition politicians bobby why in the run up to the vote has been plagued by violence and the in

h role. she has become a troll. she picked her brain jamie is one of the impeachment managers but he voted to block the donald trumpsedly this calls for expelling house members? on the republican side customer she is trolling the republicans because she knows she can get away with it. before she literally is a troll and lives under a bridge and rubs her raymo hair. thank so much tim carney good to talk with you. >> thank ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (quiet piano music) ♪ ♪ comfort in the extreme. the lincoln family of luxury suvs. you're clearly someone who takes care of yourself. so why wait to screen for colon cancer? because when caught in early stages, it's more treatable. i'm cologuard. i'm noninvasive and detect altered dna in your stool to find 92% of colon cancers even in early stages. tell me more. it's for people 45 plus at average risk for colon cancer, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your prescriber or an online prescriber if cologuard is right for you. i'll do it. good plan. so you're a small business, i'll do it. or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how

donald trump, the rules didn't apply to him. you could spy against him, you could -- four years ago this week or last week, joe biden and obama were talking about spying on tmparge tting hl secutycuiserdvdv therans trarfefow at h appe hd fner yoursoursgo. a eau: en ywh saywhwh iasllightigig it imp itant itaorta eveta eon o untandundireteca foror at pmisser fro the m mt,ososot notheor majorajor of ericanicanhoicanereaneratcherinn thisold in the the ehe days,s, as pre pcateddn a s ge tt t a pre pdent p was w w w fectelcta rctus agege innn col csion c w im putin. i mean, brazen, outrageous, fraudulent assertions by the leadership and the principal officials of the party. and there has been no consequence for them whatsoever for lying, for trying to destroy this man, his presidency, his administration. and now as we near inauguration day for joe biden, it is almost a welcome home, joe, kind of atmosphere amongst the swamp creatures. how does this get made right, and it be made right? >> i don't know if it can be with made right at this point other than trying to figure out what went on. if john durham isn't going to prosecute these guys, we already know that. biden is not o

h-mmm, cnn chief congressional correspondent manu raju is on the hill. manu, congrats, chief, on the promotion. why the flip-flop? >> well, he came under a lot of criticism from the former president, donald trump privately was very concerned about what mccarthy said on the house floor, in which mccarthy suggested that the president bore responsibility for what happened on january 6th and a majority of the house republican conference even after the deadly riots on january 6th voted to overturn the election results in pennsylvania and arizona. and also kevin mccarthy joined that effort as well. i asked mccarthy today whether he regretted the role he played in sowing doubt about the election and signing onto that texas lawsuit seeking to invalidate the electoral results, also not acknowledging biden's victory. he sidestepped that and suggested that he has been consistent. he said that he did nothing wrong, defended his actions. but what he is seeing is a republican conference that has aligned themselves still with president trump and is going after some who voted for donald trump's impeachment. >> manu raju on the hill, thank you so much. with me now cnn political commentator and republican strat