of donald trump, donald trump said cannon was thrown off the case. cannon was not thrown off the case. in fact, no one was thrown off the case. cannon was thrown off the case. those were his exact words. he was referring there to his favorite judge in history, judge aileen mercedes cannon, who issued an order today, while donald trump was speaking, blocking the release of jack smith reports on donald trump. we will discuss that momentarily with andrew wiseman. since no one was thrown off the cases involving donald trump, it's impossible to know who he meant. and i'm not going to guess. that's a mistake. guessing what donald trump means when he says something incoherent is a mistake. that is an attempt to impose logic on what is coming out of donald trump's incoherent mind, and that is impossible. all we know is donald trump said, cannon was thrown off the case, and whoever he was talking about, he could not possibly have meant cannon. it would be worth keeping a count from this day forward of how many names donald trump gets wrong when he is speaking

donald trump also opposed this deal but since trump appears to want to reverse every single thing that joe biden has done, thought or even considered, how do you think trump will respond? >> they all said that they want to do this, what joe biden has just done. i can't imagine him getting involved. this was about the union and also about environmental pressures. joe biden was responding to major constituencies that are important to him here. >> but no longer, he is now done within a matter of days and has no future concerns about electability. from the perspective of which they oppose this, i do not understand. given that the structure peaked in 1963, we should be looking at ways to keep the business alive. >> your original point of, this seems like a trump thing, but donald trump is backing a very different foreign owned company, tiktok. he is asking the supreme court to stop a federal ban on the platform. it is supposed to take effect right after inauguration day. what do you think will happen with this? >> he certainly pulled a 180 himself. it is hard not to look at these things and

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she has called donald trump a fascist. she has said that he would abuse the powers of the presidency. she warned he should never again stand behind the seal of president of the united states. and i think it is reasonable to suspect that many of the 75of million americans who voted for her feel much the same way, claire. so as we witness what we just saw for those people who feel as kamala harris does, for democrats, former colleagues of yours who are in congress, and for just voters, what is their role now in preserving and protecting this democracy going forward? >> well, it's going to bego interesting. john thune has a big job because he has already said very clearly that he wants to protect the filibuster. he wantsct to require 60 votes r changes in policy. they will have the ability with a simple majority to continue the trump tax cuts for the very wealthy in this country. they will have an opportunity to spend more money on border security which frankly i think will have some bipartisan support in a reconciliation bil

but then, earlier this week, donald trump endorsed mike johnson to be speaker of the house, and last night, just ahead of today's vote, johnson demonstrated his fealty to trump by promising to follow through on one of trump's biggest priorities in the new congress to rewrite history about january 6th. you see, since taking back the house in 2023, republicans have already wasted time and resources trying to discredit the january 6th committees investigation into trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election. trump wants them to try to continue discrediting that investigation, even though he just won the last election. and mike johnson has now made it clear that he is happy to go along with that. last night on the eve of the speaker's election, mike johnson tweeted the january 6th select committee manipulated and destroyed evidence, it created a fake, phony narrative all to try and hurt trump. house republicans will continue our investigation into this corrupt committee. and so today, when johnson speakership looked like it might be in peril, trump decided he would help mike johnson. wh

donald trump also opposed this deal, but since trump appears to want to reverse every single thing joe biden ever thought, done or even considered, how could trump respond? >> i can't get in his mind, but he said he, kamala harris and joe biden all said they wanted what joe biden has just done. i can't imagine him getting involved. this e was about the union and environmental pressures. groups came out and didn't want it to happen. joe biden was responding to major constituencies that are important to him. >> not any longer, he's done within a matter of days as president, won't be running again, no future concerns about electability. from the perspective they oppose it, i don't understand it. given that steel production in the united states peaked in pe 1973, we should be looking at innovative ways to keep the business alive and keep domestic production where it is. >> odand your original point, brendan, this seems like donald trump thing, it's called u.s. steel, should be a u.s. company. but donald trump is back a very different foreign-owned company, tiktok. asking the supreme court

dei rejection or don't want to deal with the wrath of donald trump? s also something practical. january 6th, trump had clearly lost the election and they were hoping he would leave. >> forever. >> he's won the election, has congress and they're looking at it practically saying he's going to be in office and we need to work with him. >> and he's vengeful. >> yes. or some people would say he's transactional or some combination of the two. >> vengeful is an -- he seeks revenge on people who don't. >> first time in office, ceos didn't know how to navigate his transactional nature. he's back, they've been to the show, know how to works. social pressure is a little bit less so they're just buying a ticket. literally. >> more than a ticket, a table, a few tables, maybe underwriting a marquee. we'll find out. thank you so much. when we return, the most notorious of the january 6th defendants is in prison serving a 22-year sentence and he's asking donald trump for a pardon. will trump give it to him? next. trump give it to him? next if you take or have taken hu

that's donald j. trump. den has been a disaster on the economy, been a disaster on energy, and he's been a disaster on national security, including the border under donald j. trump cities were safer. our country safer. and we were absolutely economically better off than we are now. joe biden's energy policies are empowering our dictators and. they're hurting our economy. they're raising prices of what you pay for gas in your car, food on your table, and to heat their homes. we need donald trump. america needs donald trump. and the reason why we do is because he's the individual that how to solve these problems. he how to keep america safe. he knows how to make us more prosperous. and i want to tell you, i've got an ask for all of you in new hampshire. i've met a lot you campaigning around the state. but the ask this, tamara, you've got to get out and bring your friends. you've got to bring everybody in vote because the eyes of the world are on new hampshire tomorrow. they're going to be looking at how you vot

biggest disruption was a bunch of loud texans cheering when their state's votes were counted for donald trump. >> reporter: what's the reaction from the trump team? >> for donald trump, his social media account is a representation of where the president-elect might set his ad, not just on the certification of his own victory today but it still goes back to four years ago, he posted a photo of the crowd that had assembled at the ellipse for his speech there in the hours before the capitol attack on january 6th, 2021, with no context to it. for him he called it a beautiful day. and i think that that moment in history was really a line of demarcation in american politics in the 21st century, perhaps the moment in american politics in the 21st century. ever since january 6th, 2021, there was a clear line that was drown, and there were those that attempted to hold him accountable for his actions, whether it be liz cheney or democratic members of congress to the january 6th select committee or prosecutors that investigated him, and then there were those republicans, people like now speaker mike joh

it allows donald trump to appeal.t you appeal after you are sentenced. so judge merchan pointed out at sentencing on friday, he will have all of his appellate rights to challenge everything and anything with respect to the underlying trial, and so he can try and vindicate himself. instead what he wants is to never have that sentencing go forward. >> we are going to be watching both of these every day this week. andrew weissman, thank you very much. great news tonight. >>> coming up, they were there. and they're lucky to be alive .2 former capitol police officers who survived the attack on the capitol on january sixth, four years ago today. they will join us next. us nex issues that can bring. sometimes it's the smell of mildew when water has seeped into the interior walls. or maybe they've spotted mold in the attic. but most often it's the more obvious signs of damage like rotten soffit, fascia, or water pooling near their foundation. you can get ahead of costly damage by protecting your home's gutters today. we're in

we need donald trump. america needs donald trump.nd the reason why we do is because he's the individual that how to solve these problems. he how to keep america safe. he knows how to make us more prosperous. and i want to tell you, i've got an ask for all of you in new hampshire. i've met a lot you campaigning around the state. but the ask this, tamara, you've got to get out and bring your friends. you've got to bring everybody in vote because the eyes of the world are on new hampshire tomorrow. they're going to be looking at how you vote. we end primary tomorrow in new hampshire with a fantastic win and what it's not just america. it's every foreign dictator. it's terrorist group is going to be rethinking plans when they know we've got a strong and experienced president who will stand to them and bring america and make america great again. thank you. i never thought i'd say that. and can you how are you going to see. i hi, how are you? how it what always? well, i'm on executive transition, so i was here for that. and of course, i ta

when donald trump came down the escalator in 2015 in trump tower the deep state was already moving out 100 mph but they projected on us that we were the neocons, we were the conservative tconspiracy theorist becausewe call them the deep state and when we fast-forward they have multiplied . they have put their army on the ground in government agencies and departments from j the dod to the fbi to the doj. they have weapon eyes to justice . they have politicized the intelligence community. they have seized our department of defense from the men and women who have the audacity to where the cloth of this country and tarnish their reputation and led to disasters in afghanistan, ukraine, israel and elsewhere but they blame us and one of the weight main themes about government gangsters as we cannot take their base, we cannot take the overcorrection approach they want to government . what we must do is identify the people in government that are crippling our constitutional republic . what does that mean? first we have to identify them. it's not a republican or democratic thing. the people that

things which mark zuckerberg is doing. >> you will give money, lots of it to donald trump. to the inauguration. and you will also create an environment that allows trump and maga and his allies lies and claims and half truths to more easily circulate. and it is really striking that in his speech, zuckerberg said that it's fact checking that created a lack of trust, which is very orwellian, because of course, it's disinformation. the purpose of disinformation is to break trust among people and turn them against each other and cause people to not know what to believe. and so they're more dependent on the leader. and maybe the only trust that was broken was, you know, trump's trust in zuckerberg when he was, you know, actually upholding authenticity and upholding objectivity through fact checking. and so now zuckerberg has moved to take that obstacle away to him being treated well by trump, which seems to be his main objective. >> angelo, i feel like so many of our conversations are around the non-reality and trump has done a good enough job at that to be reelected. why does m

the second test will be donald trump. >> donald trump is a new yorker. his office buildings, and he still owns a few, are filled with people who take mass transit, and i think he understands what traffic is doing to our city. >>> i feel strongly we have made major shifts. what happened last time where an officer's words haunt me forever on the police line said, "does anyone have a plan? does anyone have a plan? " the answer from the leadership back then was no. now, we have clear leadership in place. >> lawmakers and security officials taking extra precautions to ensure that today will not be a repeat of january 6th, 2021, here in washington. the snowy capitol this morning equipped with extra fencing and law enforcement as congress convenes to certify the 2024 presidential election. for some lawmakers, like our next guest, january 6th, 2021, was the first day ing official acts as a new member of congress. many of them arrived in washington bright- eyed about enacting change for their constituents, only to be met by scenes like this. >> for members, the d

if there's one thing we've learned about donald trump...y things, but he does prefer to be a candidate, right? he prefers being a candidate over the actualjob of the presidency itself. and, you know, you have to wonder what a second term looks like when you don't have some of these sort of republican institutionalists who were with him in his first first term who are no longer there. when you have elon musk, sort of...this sort of external, um, influence on him, you know, and posting about some of some of this misinformation online. i mean, ithink, you know, it does speak to how he plans to take office again. and i think we'll have to see what we hear from him in the coming days as this, as we learn more about this attack as well. christian, how do people there in the uk look at president biden right now? i mean, courtney was talking about the fact that he's kind of turned inward, is he really present on the international stage? i think the g20 was quite an eye—opener for a lot of people. the fact that the group photograph took place and he

but then, earlier this week, donald trump endorsed him. last night just ahead of the vote, johnson demonstrated his fealty to trump with a promise to rewrite history about january 6th. since taking back the house in 2023, republicans have already wasted time and resources trying to discredit the january 6th committee's investigation into his efforts to overturn the 2020 election. trump wants them to continue trying to discredit that investigation even though he just won the last election. and make johnson made it clear he is happy to go along with that. last night, mike johnson tweeted the january 6th select committee manipulated and destroyed evidence. it created a fake narrative all to try and hurt trump. house republicans will continue our investigation into this corrupt committee. and so today, when johnson speakership looked like it might be in peril, trump decided he would help mike johnson. when the vote for speaker began, three republicans voted against johnson. thomas massie, ralph norman and keith self. which left johnson two vote

but that's also, in a way, always been donald trump's style, right?now, the last four years of president biden�*s administration has also been, the entire time, a campaign for donald trump as well. and when he entered the white house for his first term, he never stopped campaigning. that seems to be often a part of his messaging, and it's interesting to see that he doubled down on that message on thursday morning. as i said, we're taping on thursday morning again to say, you know, open borders and immigration have led to this terrible crime. of course, you know, there are some conflicting numbers on immigration and crime. you know, we could dive into that. but the point to be made in this case is, of course, that the attacker was a us citizen, an army veteran, and so there isn't a link there. and, of course, some of that misinformation and spread wild on x and on social media, as you pointed out, courtney, in the initial hours. if there's one thing we've learned about donald trump, well, we've learned many things, but he does prefer to be a candidate,

donald trump also opposes this deal. how do you think trump could respond? >> well, i can't get in his mind, right? but, i mean, he said kamala harris and joe biden all said that they wanted this, what joe biden has just done. >> yes. >> so i can't imagine him getting involved, but this was about the union, also about environmental pressures and environmental groups that came out and said they didn't want this to happen, so joe biden was responding to major constituencies that are important to him here. >> but not any longer. he is effectively -- he's now done in a matter of days as president of the united states, won't be running again. has no future concerns about electability. from the perspective in which they oppose this, i don't understand it. i do think given that steel production in the united states peaked at 1973 we should be looking at ways to keep the business alive and keep production where it is. >> let's be clear, brendon, you're original point of thus seems like a donald trump thing because it's called u.s. steel and needs to be a u.s.-owned

donald trump is a convicted felon.nce of unconditional discharge, locked down in judge mershon, knew exactly what he was doing, and he did it. and donald trump, by the way, knew exactly what he was saying. and he said it. and by the way, speaking legally, this stuff, it's ridiculous. but he clearly knows what he's doing because he's going to become our 47th president. you know, notwithstanding, you know, one trial, you know, one catastrophe after another. but this is the way trump handles things. so it was totally to be expected. >> charles, just thinking of the times that we have all been on this table with different indictments being published and some speaking indictments and some not so speaking indictments of all of these. when you look back at this, what do you take away? >> i'm struck in this moment, thinking about this as an epilog to a very, very long journey with respect to this historic process of donald trump being indicted at the state level, being found liable in civil trials, being convicted of a felony,

appears donald j trump of the state of florida received exposed for president and j.d. vance of the state of ohio votes for vice president. [applause] >> the certificate of the electoral vote kentucky seems to be regular informed and authentic and appears donald j trump in the statet of florida received eight votes for president and j.d. vance in the state of ohio received eight votes for vice president. [applause] >> the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of indiana regular and authentic and appears donald j trump from the state of florida received eight votes for president and j.d. vance of the state of ohio received eight votes for vice president. [applause] >> that certificate of the electoral vote in the state of maine appears kamala harris in the state of california received three votes for president donald j trump of the state of florida received one vote president and tim walz of the state of minnesota received three votes for vice president j.d. vance of the state of ohio received one vote for vice president. >> the certificate of the electoral vote

history will show that today donald j. trumpe former and future president of these great united states, became the first american president to hold the title of convicted felon, the first american president, as the new york times reports, to, quote, carry that distinction into the white house. end quote. we are, of course, talking about the long delayed sentencing in donald trump's election interference case last spring. a jury of his peers unanimously found donald trump guilty of 34 felony counts. and this morning, in a brief but remarkable hearing, judge juan merchan imposed a sentence of so-called unconditional discharge. that means no jail time, no fine, but a sentence that formalizes a place in history for donald trump that no american president has ever gone before, that no american president has ever wanted before. convicted felon. for six weeks, while donald trump's trial was underway, there were no cameras in the courtroom. there was no audio equipment allowed in the courtroom for any of the proceedings. all that change

only, what is good for donald trump.one are the the core principles about state rights and taxes. donald trump does not care about that, he just says what he feels in the moment. he was totally against china- based tiktok but after meeting with the billionaire investor he now loves tiktok. and now that the billionaires of silicon valley have decided that flattering trump will help make them even more money, donald trump is all too happy to give them everything they want at the expense of the maga faithful that put them back into office. you probably heard the fight over the h1 thesis. it is so important to elon musk that he said "i will go to war on this issue. what about the promises to the red hat wearing crowds about america first? vivek ramaswamy doesn't think america should be the first hires into tech companies. he says they hire foreign born because our american culture has venerated mediocrity over excellence for way too long. but the tech pros and donald trump apparently think americans are too dumb and/or lazy

the hollywood reporter saying you don't hear much about donald trump from the movie business, the goldenht, had almost no trump resident -- references at all. he it was, the host of keeping it real, with julian michaels, the biggest fan of mcdonald's in the entire country. happy new year! i can't help myself. >> a happy new year, congratulations on your engagement. i wanted to say, have a lot to talk about with regard to the topics he just brought up but i would like to say in light of you being an honest man finally i will have the quarter with you. [laughter] >> sean: my conscious would hurt me if i did that it. it would be unfair! it would be like forcing somebody you like to eat poison in your mind, i cannot do that. i don't have that in my conscious or so. i know most people think and i will talk about this with jimmy failla. why are people leaving the former state of california? why don't people want to move there? f live there for five years! >> you know first off, you are saying and you headline every single day about how governors and mayors in blue states are trump proofing the

the judge has sent a sentencing date for donald trump in his hush money case. falsifying business records. the date for this sentencing is very notable. it will be just 10 days before trump is set to be inaugurated at the 47th president of the united states. the judge has made clear he will not order trump to be sentenced to jail, but says trump forced his hand on this timing. trump had pushed to be after the presidential election, but he said, quote, any claim defendant may have of circumstances that have changed as a world of defendant was victory in the presidential election, while convenient, is disingenuous. the judge declared boldly, the significant of that fact of the verdict being handed down by unanimous jury of 72 after trial cannot possibly be stated. judge merchan said they can appear in court or virtually before him on january 10th. trump team responded to this order by judge merchan, saying today's order by the deeply conflicted acting justice mershon and the da witch hunt is a direct violation of the supreme court's immunity decision and other lo

and here donald trump did. the reason why i'm legally shocked is because he really didn't need to judge. merchan already stated that he intended to not really give him a sentence, that unconditional discharge, which means you have the conviction, but you have no jail time, you have no parole, you have no probation, you have no fine. you essentially get to walk home, unlike most other criminal defendants. >> and we're just wondering, because he mentions this at the beginning of his allocution, he says, although i have taken the unusual step in advance of telling you the sentence, i feel i need to tell you the reasoning for the sentence i am about to impose. how unusual of it of a step is it for the judge to in advance tell people about the sentence? >> not as unusual as he's making it out to be. there are many times where a judge will say, this is your promise sentence, but one of those things on a promise sentence is you have to go to the department of probation, even if you're not getting probation, to sort of

he was asked about january 6th and donald trump's suggestion that he would pardon those attackers come day one, january 20th when he is inaugurated. take a listen. >> that is ultimately going to be a decision that president trump will have to make. you know, what i'm focused on is the future. and not looking in the rearview mirror and looking in the windshield of what we have to do. you learn from the past, remember the past, but you live in the present. >> reporter: tomorrow is going to be the present. donald trump is slated to be here at mar-a-lago as those proceedings take place mid day tomorrow. he is intending to go to washington d.c. for jimmy carter's memorial service come thursday. and there is much at play as donald trump continues to relitigate the 2020 election and openly suggest that he will seek the pardon of many of the attackers who descended on the capitol as part of the mob. >> something he has vowed to do on day one, thank you, vaughn. we will hear from congressman jaja krigspoorty coming up. but right now local law enforcement is ramping up security ahead of tomorrow

it wasn't that long ago, it was november 29th, where trudeau met with donald trump at mar-a-lago. rump belittle trudeau, right? he posted on truth social that he was the governor of the great state of canada. you know, they've had a tumultuous relationship over the years. and now you have trudeau resigning as the leader of the liberal party in canada. >> reporter: certainly an extraordinary move, and one that was likely not on the mindset of the prime minister as he traveled down just in the weeks after the election, as you were saying, pamela. that was a chance for justin trudeau, perhaps look for a lifeline from donald trump for his own leadership in canada. that, of course, did not happen. shortly after that dinner in mar-a- lago -- and it was not a bilateral meeting. it was not a long conversation. justin trudeau was seated at dinner table with about ten other people or so. so perhaps that was also a sign of just the level of the meeting was rushed in some respects but certainly not a long conversation about things to come. since then, donald trump has been beleaguered, mocking

in ten days, donald trump will assume the presidency again. day's bulwark, quote, the current state of play is this first, trump has won the fights he had to win to evade accountability for his lawless actions as president. and after leaving the presidency. second, trump will now have a chance to further nominate a lot more judges in the mold of judge cannon and justice alito, and the republican senate will confirm them. third, in his next term, donald trump will have immunity for official acts very broadly understood. and because of his willingness to use the pardon power, many of his appointees will have something like de facto immunity from legal accountability. it was nice to see yesterday's minor victories for the rule of law. there will be some future victories, mostly minor ones as well. but we ought to face this fact. we cannot and should not count on the courts to save us an inflection point for the rule of law in the united states of america. as donald trump returns to the presidency. it's where we start the hour with some of our favo

the house certified the election of donald trump and the next president and j.d. vance as the next vice president. we'll koch the joint session of congress to count the 2024 electoral college votes, next. ce united states, the senate and ce house of representatives are meeting in joint session to verify the certificates and count the votes of the electricker toes -- electors of the several states for president and vice president of the united states. after ascertainment has been had that the certificates are authentic and correct in form, the tellers will count and make a list of the votes cast by the electors of the several states. the tellers on the part of the two houses will take their places at the clerk's desk. without objection, the tellers will dispense with reading formal portions of the certificates after ascertaining that the certificates are regular in form and authentic, the tellers will announce the votes cast by the electors for each state beginning with alabama. >> madam president, the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of alabama seems

he has been straight up on the reporting from donald trump from the beginning, and that's why donald p doesn't like to take vaughn's questions. >> i said, vaughn, get that pad ready. >> shout-out to you. we appreciate you. and can i say one more thing about georgia maloney -- look, the prime minister, people should not be surprised. she has been politically active since she was a teenager and i believe she was an activist in a neoactivist in rome, honey. right that up like that. >>> up next, we will continue this conversation with democratic congressman, bennie thompson. i don't know the difference. isn't that a shame? >>> later, tim heaphy. i got you, symone. i'm watching you, too. you're watching "the weekend." ♪♪ imagine checking your own heart with medical precision from anywhere. introducing kardiamobile 6l, the fda-cleared ekg that provides six-times more heart data than any smartwatch. and it detects three of the most common arrhythmias in just 30 seconds, including atrial fibrillation, bradycardia and tachycardia. check your heart with the most advanced personal ekg outside th

last year, donald trump -- actually, earlier, yeah, last year donald trump said that the sentencing needed to happen after the election. and the judge went along with that. but now trump was saying that the sentencing should wait either four years until his administration is over or never happen. apparently, for at least six members of the supreme court that was a bridge too far. >> i am shocked that john roberts -- i will be honest. one of his appointees, amy coney barrett, went along with the liberals on the court. alito was just chatting with trump on the phone about a job for a former clerk. john roberts strikes me as protecting donald trump, his feelings, his ability to act bold boldly as he said in his idruling that donald trump has absolute community and he can commit any crime he wants. i am shocked. i just assumed john roberts is there to protect trump at all costs. >> roi think that's absolutely right. there is a tension between roberts' fealty to donald trump and his fealty to the legitimacy of the court. >> 100%. what i want to talk to you about is we have covered a lot of crim

donald trump has won that argument, he's going to do this.ple who will stand up to him. looking at that imagine, it's maddening. i mean, a place that i worked for many years, a building i cherish, and frankly every american should cherish, it's completely shameful. you would hope these people, this was not just an attack of their democracy, an attack on their workplace, an attack on them, and it speaks to the power that donald trump has over a lot of people that he has been able to whitewash what happened to a point that everybody is receding to his position, and is going to look the other way when this ultimately does happen. >> anyone that travels and speaks to people abroad, that i see the capitol as they see the white house as a symbol of democracy to be aspirational. that was not it. those pictures we just showed from four years ago today. brendan buck, garrett haake, michael hardaway, thank you. >>> and coming up, hours before congress certified president-elect trump's victory, his legal team asked a court to delay his sentencing in the

donald trump said it was because tim cook calls me. he calls donald trump directly. i think that was a good indication that five years later so many in politics and tech and beyond are learning for themselves there's benefit in being in touch with donald trump. >> vaughn hillyard, thank you very much. mark leibovitz, thank you very much. lisa rubin', thank you very much. we're going to stick with jonathan and aaron david miller, because coming up next, we're going to go back to washington where the state funeral procession for former president jimmy carter is about to get officially under way. don't go anywhere. ficially undey don't go anywhere. hi, i'm damian clark. i'm here to help you understand how to get the most from medicare. if you're eligible for medicare, it's a good idea to have original medicare. it gives you coverage for doctor office visits and hospital stays. but if you want even more benefits, you can choose a medicare advantage plan like the ones offered at humana. our plans combine original medicare with extra benefits in a single, convenient plan w

. >>> then donald trump jr. visits greenland as his father says he won't rule out taking it by force. >>> plus a fast moving fire has ordered evacuations of 30 million people from los angeles. we'll have a live report from california as "the 11th hour" gets underway this tuesday night. >> good evening. once again, i'm stephanie ruhle. >>> on the morning of january 7th , 2021, facebook's mark zuckerberg announced donald trump would be banned from posting from the capitol riots that happened the day before. that ban would last two years. today four years later on the morning of january 7th, 2024, that same mark zuckerberg announced meta which runs both facebook and instagram will end its fact checking program. he said the decision was influenced by the results of november's election. my colleague hallie jackson has all of these very important details. >> new fallout after meta's mega move to eliminate traditional fact checking on the world's biggest social media platform. >> we've reached a point where it's just t

donald trump. my friends, we are going to win. and when donald j. trump, america will win.now let's go get our country back. god bless you. god bless america. and god bless donald. trump thank you all so much. thank you. for. ladies. and gentlemen, please welcome governor christie of south dakota. thank you. good evening. you all look fantastic. i love the cowboy hats and a shout out to south dakota. i hope i said i'm governor kristi noem from the great state of south dakota. leadership has consequences. it matters who's in the white house now. i've been governor under both president trump and biden, and people ask me all the time, what's the biggest difference? and i tell them that president trump honored the constitution. he let me do my job. and he let me keep my people free. now, leadership on the state level, it matters too. it certainly mattered in south. i am so proud to say that. south dakota's strong economy has been a beacon of freedom. america. most of you. most of you, probably first heard about me during covid and you because south dakota was the only state in

donald trump got defeated.e kwijsed -- look, he convince his base that election was stolen from him. that for four years built this intense anger where they truly believed this deep state garbage was happening. he's going to be president now for four years. he's go to own everything that happens in the economy, in the world, and that like excitement, that like we have been robbed will wear off. and history has this amazing ability to accurately reflect the happenings of that day. so while maybe today it's kind of surreal that we're here four years later after that and putting donald trump back in the presidency. history will not be kind to him. i'm glad you brought up my tweet. speaker johnson tweeted this on january 6th, 2021. i unambiguously condemn any and all forms of violent protest, any individual who committed violence today should be prosecuted to the fullest extept of the law. that's going to be a question when donald trump gets into office and decides does he want to prosecute the people who looked in

, except donald trump outsmarted them. he didn't play along and he called for peace on january 6 instead of and he told people to protest peacefully. so they couldn't do that, that's what they want it, but they still use that to criminalizes his political movement called naga. so that's the game that's being played with lewis a little a play game back him us back to them. i ask and if i told him who would so to show back to mosque, i know what you were saying that must caved in there, but you, but he did allow us some sort of 1st amendment protection. although he has been censoring a little. does that mean all of those networks in your country, be the hollywood industrial complex and they all going to start to change and allow new voices of actual working class voices in america usually live in hollywood. i know you've been on tour. will we be able to hear the american working class on television and movies and fans are in poetry and books? oh yeah, no, that is a that is a big no. and this and now what they're going to do

you have mike pence and donald trump. donald trump and obama. george w.nt. how does it all strike you? >> it was like watching a russian novel. the count is out the ball and there is anna karenina. it was like 30 years of our political lives in one room. you think of the drama between them. all of the -- it really was a dramatic novel. but there was a bit of nostalgia. i think about this all the time --were the 70's worse or better? on matters of crime, divorce rates from a societal break down, the 70's were worse but they did have republican senators that told richard nixon that he needed to resign. geoff: david brooks and jonathan k part, thank you as -- jonathan capeheart, thank you as always. ♪ geoff: watch washington week this week with jeffrey goldberg and as piano as they discussed donald trump's recent threats against allies giving new meaning to america first. amna: and on pbs news week and come chemical found in schools and businesses that the epa says presents an unreasonable risk to human health. that is the news hour for tonight. geoff: for a

and donald j. trump of the state of florida received one vote for president. and tim walz of the state of minnesota received three votes for vice president. and j.d. vance of the state of ohio received one vote for vice president. >> madam president, the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of maryland seems to be regular in form and authentic, and it appears therefrom that kamala d. harris of the state of california received 10 votes for president and tim walz of the state of minnesota received 10 votes for vice president. >> the certificate for the electoral vote of the commonwealth of massachusetts seeming to regular in form and authentic and it appears therefrom that kamala d. harris of the state of california received 11 votes for president, and tim walz of minnesota received 11 votes for vice president. >> madam president, the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of michigan seems to be regular in form and authentic and it appears therefrom that donald j. trump of the state of florida received 15 votes for president, and j.d. vance of

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. >>> donald trump jr. visits greenland as his father says he will not rule out taking it by military force. >>> a fast-moving fire has forced an evacuation order of 30,000 people in los angeles. we will have a live report from southern california is 11th hour gets underway this tuesday night. >>> good evening once again. i am stephanie ruhle. on the morning of january 7, 2021, facebook's chief executive mark zuckerberg announced trump will remain banned from posting to the social network after the capitol riots took place the day before. that ban would last for more than two years. today, exactly four years later on the morning of january 7, 2025, that same man, mark zuckerberg announced that meta which runs facebook and instagram will end the fact- checking program. he said the decision was influenced by the results of the november election. hallie jackson has all these very important details. >> new fallout after meta-mac make a move to eliminate traditional fact-checking on the biggest social media plat

he stood up to donald trump. trump put tremendous pressure on mike pence to go beyond his constitutional duties and overturn the results of the election or do something he had no power to do. send the results back to the states or throw them out completely to have a new election or installed donald trump as president. he saw in kamala harris what he had done four years ago. it is in something extraordinary. it isn't something that should be an active heroics or something. this is what you are supposed to do in office. one thing about the rewriting of history that is so crazy is this was all on video. you can see the rioters beat the police and drag people down the steps. use the american flag to us people. you can hear them chanting hang mike pence. it's crazy to me that the effort to rewrite the history of january 6 has been as successful as it has been when you have so much video of exactly what happened that day for anybody who wants to see it to see. >> let's move forward. susan, what comes next? what are you

he did not want to hold donald trump accountable and donald trump, for all intents and purposes, he wouldn'ton the ballot if mitch mcconnell had the nerve to vote like he said what he said in his speech when he blamed donald trump for the events of january 6th. unfortunately, his vote to acquit did not match what his speech said on the floor during his impeachment hearing, and that's one individual i think that i have no problem placing the blame solely, although a lot of americans didn't show up at the election, and i believe there's some blame there, too. >> perhaps the newest gift you've given to me already in this new year as you said a couple of minutes ago, that you don't have quit in you. neither do i, and so we'll walk through these uncertain times together. harry dunn, my thanks to you for talking and starting us off. we'll bring everybody else in on the other side of the break. there's much more ahead including vice president kamala harris' role today presiding over an election she lost two months ago declaring that democracy still stands. plus how that one day, four years ago has