now we will sign the certificates that will go to the senate. >> donald j trump of the state of florida having received six votes is declared the winner for the state of nevada. really? declared by who? declared by you? what are you talking about? donald trump did not win nevada. he did not win any electoral votes from nevada. these folks claim that he did. it's one thing, and it wasn't, right to go say something like that if you wanted to on a soapbox on a street corner. and assisting you want to tell you relatives about your weird things about the election. but it is quite something else to put it in writing in a document that is made to look like of official documents. for the document to assert that is an official state document, and then send it to the national archives to united states and the united states senate to say the document you forge might be real. that's. and it does appear to be a coordinated effort. and we don't know by whom. representatives of the trump campaign could've asked them to do something like this. mark meadows and his connection to the january 6th -- seem

donald j. donald trump of the state of florida having received six electoral votes is declared the winner of the electoral votes for the state of nevada. we will now do the certification of the votes of the electors from nevada for president. certificate reads that we the undersigned, being duly elected and qualified electors to president and vermont for the united states of america from the state of nevada hereby certify the following. we convened and organized at the state capitol in carson city, nevada, on the 14th day of december to you. we proceeded to vote by ballot first for president and then for vice president. name of the persons voted for is donald j. trump of the state of florida he received six votes want and we will sign database we will sign this certificate that will go to the senate and also to the archivist of the united states. >> donald j. trump of the state of florida having received six electoral votes is declared of the winner of the electoral votes for the state of notified nevada. declared by whom? declared by you? what are you talking about? donald trump did not win nev

including donald j trump. donald j trump jr. and your colleague, representative moe brooks in his personal (inaudible) with rudolph giuliani. i know congressman brooks tried to evade service for that for a long time. what is the status of the lawsuit? >> we have a pivotal hearing on january 10th. it is on the presidents motion to dismiss. essentially saying that he is immuned. he is absolutely immunity because he is president. our theory is that there is boundaries to that and that when you insight and aim a mob at the capitol to stop lawmakers from certifying the elections that you are outside the boundaries of your immunity. and so, chris, look, the theory of the case is that donald trump and those others who were there invited the mob to the capital. that is why donald trump was the one who had to tell them to go home. you don't tell someone to go home unless you're invited them there in the first place. and that they must be held accountable. and in the next stage, if we survived this motion, would be depositions and discove

first time that new york attorney general, letitia james, quote, recently issued subpoenas to donald j trumpka trump, and donald trump jr. for testimony and documents in connection with an investigation into the evaluation of profit these old are controlled by donald j trump or the trump organization, or any matter which the attorney general deems pertinent. the judges order specifies exactly when the trump family members and the attorney generals office must file the written arguments on the enforcement of those subpoenas. trump family members are trying to block the subpoenas in the statement, the new york attorney generals office said, as her investigations into financial dealings of the trump organization continues, attorney general james is seeking interviews under oath of donald trump, donald trump jr., and ivanka trump. despite numerous attempts to delay our investigation by the trump organization, we are confident that our questions will be answered and the truth will be uncovered because no one is above the law. and joining our discussion now is tim o'brien, he is the author of the

god bless donald j. trumpt going on, we was doing our own oil, our own gas, our families had plenty of work and money. our food prices was lower. any time your food prices are higher, there is always a reason. go back to oil and gas, that is number one place it is going to start is oil and gas. >> carley: lynn, check out this cnn op-ed, drivers get ready for $4 gas. biden may indeed impact prices but not until second half of his term. once we start moving from fossil fuel, it will be expensive and painful, to deny that expense is as disingenushgous as denying climate change. things could get worse, what does president biden need to do to change this? >> he needs to put the american oilfield workers back to work. we have the resources to drive the price down in one month. we have the people ready to go to work, that is the whole thing about it, our union hall has got many, many, many people out of work right now with good paying jobs that have benefits and insurance, but right now we're at a hold because all th

publicly first time that new york attorney general letitia james quote recently issued subpoenas to donald j. trumpald trump jr. in connection with investigation into the valuation of properties owned or controlled by donald j. trump the trump organization or any matter which the attorney general deems pertinent. the judge's order specifies when the trump family or attorney general's office must file argument on enforcement. the family is trying to block the subpoenas. in a statement the office said as her investigation into financial dealing of the trump organization continues, attorney general james is seeking interviews under oath of donald trump, donald trump jr. and ivanka trump. despite numerous attempts to delay the investigation, we're confident that questions will be answered and truth uncovered because no one is above the law. joining our discussion, tim o'brien, author of "trump nation" and former acting solicitor general and msnbc legal contributor. when you read the argument sequence dealing with these subpoenas, what is your sense of enforceability of the subpoenas is headed? >> these

. >> and finally, former president donald j. trumpth vicious lies about the 2020 election inspired this reporter to-- to storm the capitol and return him to to we are illegally. it has shaken the foundation of our precious democracy to the very core, the u.s. department of cancellation officially cancelledded him for all time. -- so to avoid that happening again, the department of cancellation officially endorses donald j. trump for president in 2024. go get them, future boss. i'm sorry, i'm not about to get beat by no black pole-- climbing liked redneck spider mrn. >> trevor: thank you so much for that roy, when he come back hillary clinton's chief of staff huma an eddin will be joining me huma an eddin will be joining me right here on the show, so don't [dead battery sound] that's weird. [dead battery sound] c'mon. [dead battery sound] great. are you for real? uggggh!!! sigh. so maybe just the cable? we can help you. welcome to america's #1 battery destination. autozone your battery solution. facing expensive vitamin c creams with d

and the federal government we have uncovered significant evidence, she writes, that suggests donald j. trump and the trump organization falsely and fraudulently valued multiple assets for economic benefit for example, the filing points to financial statements that suggest the value of the former president's new york city apartment in trump tower was based on an assertion it was 30,000 square feet these documents allege it was closer to 11,000, over valued by about $200 million it is a civil investigation, not criminal >> generally a criminal investigation requires a much higher standard of proof to show that you violated criminal laws, rather than civil laws and of course in a criminal investigation, there is exposure to prison time, not just the fines. >> reporter: the new filing is in response to legal efforts by the former president to quash a series of subpoenas against him and his family. >> it's a political persecution. >> reporter: today the trump organization fired back saying letitia james defrauded new yorkers by basing her entire candidacy on a promise to get trump at all costs wi

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"our journey together: the 45th president of the united states," donald j. trump. president, thank you for being with us. let's get your thoughts about the nearly two hour press conference with joe biden joe biden yesterday. >> president trump: well, it was a very sad time for our country. forget politics. i want him to do well. he's got to do well. our country is in trouble. what happened in the last year, i don't think we've had anything like it in this country. you look at that horrible situation in afghanistan, the way they got out. getting out was good, but the way they got out -- we could have got with strength and dignity and kept -- one hour away from where they nuclear weapons, and china, we should have kept it. people told us years ago to build. the way we got out, soldiers killed. on top of it, $85 billion worth of equipment, the best equipment anywhere in the world. they have one of the biggest and most well-equipped armies. now, they are selling it to russia, china, anybody that wants it. leaving $85 billion worth of airplanes and tanks, 700,000 machine

want to go back to the world before, and they look at donald j. trumpat the millions and millions of people inspired, who went to battle fighting alongside president trump and they are terrified. and they want him to go away -- let me tell you this right now, donald j. trump ain't going anywhere. >> so yeah, ted cruz has the spine of a cantaloupe. now, remember the time that he blamed his daughters as the reason he was quickly trying to get on a plane to mexico for vacation during the state's power crisis? >> yesterday, my daughter asked if they could take a trip with some friends and heidi and i agreed so i flew down with them last night. >> yeah. wasn't the case. his hypocrisy, it is not really the issue here. i mean, it's interesting to look at and we have seen it time and time, again. but the real issue is why? i mean, the answer -- why would -- why would he be so docile and -- to tucker carlson? and the reason is because at the end of the day, the power of the republican party is now at the fringes. that's where the energy is. energy the ted cruzs

that we're going to get there an learn that in fact it was a plot driven from the very top from donald j. trump, the former president, to overturn the election. the one who had the most interest in t.talked about it in round about terms and all sorts of ways publicly and seems like the one he actually initiated the covert effort that we're just learning about, too. we just have to dig out the evidence or the select committee does. >> interesting to know what's in the treasure trove of national archive records that the committee is going through. we've been told hundreds about been turned over at this point and a source telling cnn that then vice president mike pence was concerned about the possibility of alternate electors so his team carefully worded his remarks for january 6th so that he would only recognize the legitimate electors. harry, does that indicate to you that he was aware of giuliani's actions? >> yeah. i mean, it really does, and it also to me indicates that these electors really have -- have a sense of what's going on and it's a broad scheme to. add to what genocide, it's connect

joseph r biden. junior of the state of delaware has received 306 vote. donald j trump with the state of florida, has received 232 volt. still the house would vote to impeach him for a 2nd time for his actions. and the senate once again fell to convict. and soon he and his supporters began to deny the reality of what this was calling it a peaceful protest. not in attempted insurrection. the courts have not agreed so far more than 700 people have been arrested. the longest sentence more than 5 years in prison. the person who planted the pipe bombs, has still not been identified. a congressional committee is investigating how this happened. was it planned? who was involved and should criminal charges be filed? but those questions will take time to answer. and if republicans, when control of the house in 2022, they have promised to shut down the investigation ah, a year on this day cost lives for others, their freedom. but getting to the truth will largely be determined by whether or not it cost trump his political power. patty, glean al jazeera washington. one of the place is breached b

. -- herbert hoover to donald j trump.reaching the 1 billion mark in electronic records. that is what keeps me up at night. [laughter] presidential libraries are not libraries in the usual sense. they are archives and museums bring together artifacts. the president, his administration and his family and presenting them in the public discussion without regard for the political considerations or affiliations. in litigating the first presidential library 1941, president franklin roosevelt captured the essence of the mission. to bring together the records of the past and to house them where they will be preserved for the use of many in the future. the nation must believe in three things. it must believe in the past, it must believe in the future, it must above all believe in the capacity of its own people so to learn from the past that they can gain and judgment and creating their own future. that text sounds exactly, captures the mission of the national archives today. the presidential libraries are a unique american phenomen

fox news alert: the 45th president of the united states, donald j. trump, is only moments away.. serious crisis at home, serious crisis abroad. aydin's first year at the white house has been an abject failure, and yesterday's train wreck marathon press conference only made everything worse. look at the cover of "the new york post." "he said "what"?" now, we know where they have been hiding him away

. >> as manhattan's new d.a., you have inherited the office's investigation of one donald j. trump. cide whether or not to bring charges against the former president, donald trump, for his handling of the trump organization. you told cnn last month you're going to be directly involved with this. can you talk a bit about your thoughts about how to handle this politically explosive matter? not the evidence, not where the case is, but how the handling of it, how you're going to try to handle this. >> you know, fortunately, i had a lot of experience handling high-profile matters as a federal prosecutor and also as the chief deputy in new york state attorney general's office. you're mindful obviously of what's going on around you, you're not oblivious, but we follow the facts wherever they go. we ask the question, is this a matter we would bring if it was someone else. we ask, what do the facts and evidence show? that's what we're going to do here. we have a team put in place by my predecessor of outstanding lawyers with incredible reputations. and so getting up to speed on the matter, an

. >> jimmy: that donald j. trump?> it was a classic bait and switch scheme, it was a scam starting with the fact that it was not a university. >> jimmy: a man who has given so much to so many? >> a federal judge is ordering president trump to pay $2 million to a series of nonprofit organizations. >> jimmy: would do anything to cheat the very people who love him most? >> donald trump is under fire for conning over $100 million from his most loyal supporters. >> jimmy: i just don't know where this comes from, you know? [ laughter ] it's just out of the blue. but it's a fairly straightforward case. if you find fraud in a business, you just have to look for the signs. particularly at the signs at the top of the building and say "trump" on them. [ laughter ] you will find it there. there's where you will find his male pattern fraudness. in washington the subpoenas are flowing. they were like oprah with a lot full of pontiacs yesterday. "you get a subpoena! you get a subpoena!" the house select committee, looking into the a

attention over the past year with a bench now crudded with three reactionary justices appointed by donald j. trump true as they took up two high-profile abortions to roe v. wade in nearly half a century. those cases and a handful of other issues remain unresolved as we head into the new year. nbc justice correspondent pete williams shows us what's in store for the supreme court in 2022. >> abortion began dominating the supreme court term even before it officially started. it aloud texas to continue enforcing sb-8 while the battle for its constitutionality raged on. the law bans abortions after six weeks of pregnancy and allows anybody anywhere to sue anyone who violates it. a supreme court ended up ruling that abortion providers can continue fighting the law in court, but made it nearly impossible for a successful court challenge to shut the dou lawn. >> the supreme court said we can't sue judges. we can't sue clerks and we can't sue the attorney general and we can't get the lawsuits blocked and the lawsuits are what are making it impossible for the clinics to open because this law allows anybody

donald j. trump has done more for black americans than joe biden.ding historical black colleges. joe biden has exploited and used black americans for 50 years and he has nothing to show for black americans. >> sean: explain this to me. delaware has the most restricted laws and georgia, 17 days in person voting, delaware none. drop boxes in ever district, in georgia, zero, in delaware. you just have to ask, no excuse needed, you get a mail-in ballot in georgia. you have to give a reason in delaware. both states have voter i.d. why didn't he give the speech in delaware and why did he wait all of this time before ever speaking up about the issue of voting rights? >> sean, you just gave out facts. democrats and joe biden, they aren't dealing with facts. it's lies. they have doubled down. for him to have the audacity to go to atlanta, after knowing all the facts you just articulated, they don't care about the facts. they are desperate. he went down there and played the race card to the 15th degree, with no effect. even al sharpton, the speech had no effe

that would be former president donald j. trump even before he announced his candidacy. here's he is calling into fox & friends in 2015, claiming his words had been twisted by me over a controversy at the time over the l.a. clippers owner john sterling. >> the muffington post is pathetic. you have some guy named smerconish who i never heard of, he goes on the air, trump is defending sterling. maybe who read or saw it probably tougher than nibanybod. these are really dishonest people, we should reinstate libel laws to go after people when they make egregious statements. but unfortunately, the libel laws are ridiculous. >> never heard of me but pronounced my name beautifully. what trump and palin don't like in order for a public figure to successfully sue for defamation, they have to show actual malice which is malice of falsity or disregard for the truth. that's the law they want changed. so palin is dining out on the fact that future defamation won't be "the new york times" versus sullivan, but palin versus "the new york times." in palin returns to elio's for a third tim

four years, their best weapon in winning elections and defeating republicans is to associate donald j. trump with that party. i mean, that's what they did with the russian collusion narrative, lasted for four years, john durham finally said there was nothing to it. i didn't see many democrats apologizing for what they put the country through with that. but they picked right up from there and now they're using the awful events of january 6 to try to associate the republican party with that event and donald trump's association with it. it's unfortunate that our politics have degraded to this point but that's what they insist on doing. republicans and many independents are dug in at this point. they resent having this constant morale condescension that somehow they're unworthy if they don't agree with the democratic narrative on january 6. so that is essentially where we are, trying to have to dig our way out of a politics that is impossibly polarized. >> martha: it's a good point. there was an opportunity here today for president biden to try to bring people together. i think it was possible t

donald trump jr. as part of the fraud investigation. the september subpoenas are seeking testimony and documents in connection with the valuation of properties owned and controlled by donald j. trump or the trump organization. lawyers for the trumps filed a motion to quash the motion late yesterday, arguing james' office is also involved in another and, therefore, can't issue subpoenas. joining us now, grace panetta. good morning, grace. happy new year. happy to see you as always. let's start there. attorney general leticia james has spent two years about the value of assets. yesterday's court filing was the first time there was a public acknowledgement that the attorney general previously subpoenaed the trump family testimony. give us an update here. how surprising is this, and how do you see it all play out. >> it's not surprising at all. we all know eric trump voluntarily sat for questioning back in the fall. and we know james' office previously issued a subpoena to the former president himself, seeking his testimony in the civil fraud investigation. she plans to have him sit down on january 7th, this friday. if he doesn't come in voluntarily, she may escalate it further

former fbi deputy stnt director and author of "compromised: counter intelligence and the threat of donald j. trump reporting that there was reluctance by the attorney general merrick garland to go this far to have this landmark type of thing. you of course are familiar with the way the system works on the inside, you have an understanding of how politics can affect these things, even if they're not officially supposed to. what is your sense of the willingness inside the justice department to take this to the former president himself? >> i think justice is doing exactly what i'd expect him to do, to be cautious particularly when dealing with crimes that are politically charged as well as crimes that potentially reach up to former president trump himself. to be reluctant, when you get into charges like sedition and sedicious obstruction, it comes close to the first amendment so i don't think it's reluctance to charge. it's very much a desire to make sure every element of the crime is satisfied, to the extent there are defenses to these crimes, that they are addressed by the evidence the justice has.

they will lower ratings at the one year mark, it was donald j trump.'s more bad news for president biden, they asked how he did on his core message of uniting the country. they gave him bad marks. only -- saying he did a bad job. and on the coronavirus? 53% of americans disapprove. and this is not just a democratic president, but a democratic party as a whole. here's a poll that they call rare. -- by a nine point margin. now americans by a five point maher jim say that they identify as republicans. so what's going on here? an op-ed from the new york times says as the president heads into his second year, a lot of the magic is gone in the politics of optimism has fallen on hard times. the frustrating unpredictably of the cockamamie, the self-afflicted rowlands from internal rivalries and failings -- it sounds very familiar right? but that is actually from a 1982 article about president reagan's first year. so presidents, like reagan, bounce back from bad first years. as the 1982 piece points out, there is a rhythm for these presidents. a flashing start,

and yes, he has the full and complete endorsement of donald j trump. elaine godfrey was at trump's rally this weekend, reporting on it for the atlantic. where she described the event as the soft launch of trump's second campaign. and tess owen is a senior reporter at vice news, where she has been covering right wing extremism. elaine let me start with you, give me a sense of the atmosphere at trump's crazy rally. did it feel any different from the previous crazy rallies? >> yeah, thank you for having me mehdi. so it was standard in a few ways. there were red hats. there was chanting, there was pointing and booing at the press where we were sitting. but it was different in a key way. which is that i think it felt, at least to me, a lot more sinister. i talked to so many people there. and every person that i spoke with said that they did not think joe biden was the rightful president. that trump actually won and the democrats had stolen the election. and a few people went beyond that to say, they truly and deeply believe that the 2020 election will be de

. >> and the reason, michael steel isn't donald trump j. ld j. trump on november whatever date it was had lost and refused to say so but mitch mcconnell, kevin mccarthy said you know, being a sore loser is a stain on america. no matter who wins, they're the winner and no matter who loses, they're the loser and it's a tradition of our country to you know, be part of a peaceful transfer of power. 1/6 would not have happened? 55% of americans wouldn't stand alone as the only people who think joe biden was legitimate as america's president? and -- maybe he would, tucker carlson, but the rock is the republican party. >> yeah, you can frame it that way. and the elements within the party that will perpetuate this are well-known and documented and identified. but as i look at tomorrow and move into it, i'm going to move the lens out more because the numbers you put up in the polling says a lot. and i don't think we can just gloss by it or we can just put it at the feet of the republican party because lord knows they have fed that particularly ugly b

counter intelligence agent and author of "compromised counter intelligence and the threat of donald j. trump here. i want to start with you, maya. here are the potential laws broken to racketeering. as you look at it, raffensperger is trying to dismisit, how differently will this investigation go now that there is a grand jury involved and can they indeed compel up to and including raffensperger and lindsey graham and donald trump to testify? >> the short answer is the fact of the grand jury means exactly that, that they can compel their testimony before the grand jury and as we know, raffensperger himself said look, i will go in. and i would suspect we're going to see people or steve bannon and calling the bluff. a district attorney with an i'm panelled grand jury because that carries its own penalties. what do they have to gain? they've already made public statements. there is so much already in the public record about the efforts that are both privately pressed and publicly and virtually threatened. so many of these georgia officials who themselves were republicans are republicans into do

telling nbc news the committee is, quote, obsessed with waging a political war against president donald j. trumpimes related to the attack. the fbi says they're still looking for 350 more people they believe committed violence on that day. on capitol hill, a new police chief says reforms to how the capitol police collect and share intelligence and train officers have made the complex safer, but challenges remain. >> what keeps you up at night now? >> right now probably 200 officers below what we had pre-january 6th, and we're 400 below what we really need today. >> reporter: craig, the staffing and the changes at the capitol police department is going to be another big story we're going to continue to follow over this next year. i interviewed another officer this morning for an upcoming story who talked to me about how he's still angry about what happened that day. he says the attitudes here have changed, but they still need more manpower to truly secure this complex in this new political era we appear to be living in. >> yeah, sounds like at least a few hundred more. thank you, garrett haake fr

institutions of our government that worked on january 6th, not to engage in a deeply personal attack at donald j. trumps to set up the 2024 election. look, republicans have to acknowledge that what happened on january 6th was atrocious and that the people who invaded the capitol, assaulted 140 police officers, made threats against the lives of the leadership of our congress and attempted to disrupt a constitutionally mandated, statutoryly-required joint session of congress, that every one of hose people ought to be identified, prosecuted and, if found guilty, punished. but let's be careful with the high partisanship. jim clyburn, whom you had on earlier, let's just remember in 2005 he was of one of the 31 members of the house of representatives who made outrageous claims about the 2004 election including electronic flipping o votes in ohio and voted not to certify the election of george w. bush to a second term. and he's the third ranking democrat in the house. so we found a way to get over these in some instances, but republicans have got to start by a acknowledging what happened on january 6th. bret:

donald j. trump. >> he's going up to the microphones. he's going to be... >> the golden toad!ll mention the phone call he received... >> get ready, i tell you, he charges into a goblin's nest. >> this is amazing. >> as long as he doesn't... as long as he doesn't kiss a goblin, goblin's vomit, catch him in bed with a goblin. >> i don't think there's any danger of that. >> no. he defeated the goblins. he did it. (cackles) >> stone and jones believed that they had been instrumental in getting donald trump elected. or that certainly they had driven successful narratives that helped to... that helped to get him elected. >> i was exhausted, but euphoric. jones was exhausted, but he was downcast. >> it's almo 3:00 in the morning central time. and we now have president- elect donald trump. >> and i asked him why. and he said, "you don't understand. this is just the beginning." >> now we are bound forever. and if we don't deliver this plan, and free humanity, we will be bound to the ninth circle of hell. i'm bound to this truth and i will never stop delivering. >> and in that moment it

nevertheless, the historians we spoke to predict that in the long run, donald j. trumpttom tier of american presidents. jeffrey engel of southern methodist university. >> donald trump has a unique distinction: he is the only president who refused to honor democracy. stop and think about that sentence. it makes my mouth say, how can you say these words and yet i don't think they're wrong. vaporize sore throat pain with vicks vapocool drops. ♪ ♪ my name's caleb. what's yours? i'm grace! did you just move here? yeah! cool! with less moderate-to-severe eczema, why hide your skin if you can help heal your skin from within? dupixent helps keep you one step ahead of eczema with clearer skin and less itch. hide my skin? not me. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur, including anaphylaxis, which is severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems, such as eye pain or vision changes, or a parasitic infection. if you take asthma medicines, don't change or stop them without talking to your doctor. ask your doctor about dupixent.

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joseph r. biden's, junior of the state of delaware, has received 306 vote. donald j trump with the state of florida as received 232 vote. still, the house would vote to impeach him for a 2nd time for his actions, and the senate once again fell to convict. and soon he and his supporters began to deny the reality of what this was calling it a peaceful protest. not an attempted insurrection. the courts have not agreed so far more than 700 people have been arrested. the longest sentence more than 5 years in prison. the person who planted the pipe bombs, has still not been identified. a congressional committee is investigating how this happened. was it planned? who was involved and should criminal charges be filed, but those questions will take time to answer. and if republicans win control of the house in 2022, they have promised to shut down the investigation ah, a year on this day cost lives for others, their freedom. but getting to the truth will largely be determined by whether or not it cost trump his political power. political heene al jazeera washington. well, one of the places breach

any level, and create daylight between himself and jordan, that would be dually noted by one donald j. trump of palm beach, florida. and i think that would create real challenges for mccarthy if he was to be in line for the speakership this time next year because his big impediment to being speaker could be donald trump and jim jordan. so, i think for that reason, alone, mccarthy's unlikely to cooperate. >> so -- so, shan, one other point here. there is -- there is a question about obviously mccarthy voted, right, to not certify the election. and that vote did not happen until after the insurrection, right? because the insurrection paused it. right? didn't happen until that night. so the committee says they want to know whether trump's team talked to mccarthy between the insurrection and the vote. they say your public statements regarding january 6th have changed markedly since you met with trump. at that meeting or at any other time, did president trump or his representatives discuss or suggest what you should say publicly during the impeachment trial if called as witness or in any later in

university of chicago, they found one in 10 americans believe the use of force is justified to restore donald j. trump to the presidency. one in 10. these radical viewpoints do not appear out of thin air. donald trump continues to spew these divisive, dangerous ideas from his exile in mar-a-lago. his calls have been echoed by a vocal faction of republican lawmakers. lawmakers actively encouraging their supporters to treat little opponents as hostile adversaries. other republican lawmakers have remained silent. last year, a republican congressman tweeted an animated video showing himself murdering one of his democratic colleagues. another house republican has expressed support for quote national divorce. national divorce between red and blue states. i might remind this congressman the last national divorce, our civil war, cost more american lives than ever -- the any conflict before or since. some may waive this rhetoric off as political bluster or a bad joke about the reality is more troubling. these tacit and even explicit endorsements of violence are taking a tragic toll. over the past two years, ou