guy fieri is the opposite of twitter. twitter is airing grievances.ple complain about stuff but don't do anything. senator once said we are a nation of whiners and he got a lot of flak or that. he was prophetic. >> guy fieri understands we are doing something and not just writing a check. greg: we hear the whiners but we don't hear the people like guy fieri and the people we get it done which i think is a phrase. but the point is you don't hear the people that are doing the work. we are a nation of non-whiners and whiners. i think it's down the middle right kat? >> i have been known to wine from time to time. like i said i think it's great when people do something especially if you are someone who has millions of dollars and you have that influence and the president isn't doing something. well you do something. >> it's like aoc. pelosi and schumer should be gone. greg: she is right though. >> a less congress can do the better. congress is convening. great, good. greg: we can do more and we will because of the research that i've started to do on ancest

spite of ourselves no personal significance or in significance can spare one or another of us the fiery trial to which we pass will light us down an honor or dishonor to the lattice latest generation we even we here he said hold the power and bear the responsibility in the bible same paul wrote think on the sting we must think on what lincoln told us we even here even ash here hold the power and bear the responsibility way you are not i hold in trust the power that derives most directly from the people of the united states and we bear the responsibility to fill that oath that we all swear before god and before one another the oath to defend the constitution against all enemies foreign and domestic so help us god. we know that we face enemies of the constitution we know we experience the insurrection that violate that the sanctity of the people's capital and attempted to overturn the duly recorded will of the american people and we know that the president of the united states inside that this insurrection this armed rebellion against our common country he must go he is a clear and presen

because he goes for five what happened, he rose angry trying to virtual the election results he had a fiery speech before and then on january 19 the day before the inauguration he said the mob to spread lies and the president. it is pretty clear that mcconnell puts a lot of believe what happened and then to convict here on the other hand the leader of his party clearly republicans don't want to go against trump there is a clear backlash against voters and then to cause trouble within his own conference especially if you all get to those 17 senate republicans needed to convict trump and then to bar him for running again. but on the other hand he is in a tight spot. you can see other senate republicans including john cornyn so succeeding because it's a republican leader that it would be unconstitutional never on trial of the x is opening a pandora's box. up until now only sharply critical of the president and it was impeachable admin so it is a tough question for mcconnell how he will vote. >> clearly the january 6 attack will hang over this event from the start the producer pointed out jenni

there is no chance of a feral serious trial before the president leaves office donald trump denies his fiery speech last week incited his supporters to storm the u.s. capitol building shortly after his impeachment was announced he released a video online in which he distanced himself from the violence. mob violence goes against everything i believe in and everything our movement stands for no true supporter of mine could ever endorse political violence no true supporter of mine could ever disrespect law enforcement or our great american flag. it's unclear if lawmakers will get the 2 thirds majority needed in the senate to officially convict trump of incitement of insurrection but now it does seem clear that any trial will take place once he's already left office and william glu croft joins us now for more william 1st of all walk us through the significance of this moment especially considering that some republicans voted to impeach the president as well what happens next. yeah not only is this the 1st time a president has been impeached twice it's also the most serious charge against the pre

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speech before the riots and had a fiery speech after and on january 19 the day before the inauguration he said that mob had been fed lies and provoked by the president. and so, it's pretty clear that mcconnell puts a lot of blame for what happened on the president and so he may want to vote to convict and yet on the other hand he is the leader of his party, clearly a lot of republicans don't want to go against trump and there would be a clear backlash among republican voters and potentially cause trouble within his own conference, especially if you will not get to those 17 senate republicans that would be needed to actually convicted trump and have a break of a real break from a trump bar him from running again. but, you know, on the other hand he's in a tight spot here and you do see a lot of other senate republicans, including john cornyn who has hopes of succeeding mcconnell at some point in his the top republican leader saying they would set a bad precedent and have other saying it would be unconstitutional and there's never been a trial of an ex-president before and sort of open o

quite a fiery sky here. the cloud illuminated from this weather front, as it's been approaching from the west. on that front again bumping into some colder air, will see some rain across western areas, turning to snow for a time across the hills of wales and also across the higher ground in northern ireland, particularly around the sperrins of county down and county tyrone. rain will continue into south—east england this afternoon, turning wet here. there will probably be a spell of sleet over the salisbury plain. this evening, we might even see a few flakes of snow across the cotswolds and chilterns, but not really amounting to much. the best of the sunshine further northwards. overnight tonight, again it turns cold and frosty with the risk of some icy patches around, particularly in northern scotland where we will continue to see a few showers running in to these frozen surfaces. that's your weather. walk hello this is bbc news. the headlines... more than a thousand arrests as protests take place across ru

the summer of as being enemies of the state these kinds of things undermining democracy very very fiery rhetoric from many of these republicans who are now saying oh we crossed a line here so i think we should keep things in perspective when some of these republicans are now saying anough is enough what happens next. well what happens next is we'll probably see a trial starting after mitch mcconnell ends his time being senate majority leader because democrats will take control because of that georgia runoff vote last week and that trial will proceed the question is when it will proceed how it will start democrats of course want to make sure not to distract from the biden ministrations beginning of their work and all the things they want to get done it could take place be delayed a delayed process but there's there is some precedent you have to go a long way back more than a century since there's been an imp an impeachment trial of a high officer of the u.s. government but there is precedent to try someone after they've been in office so walk us through that those scenarios if you will a

horrified by what happened, he was angry that trump was trying to overturn the results and he had a very fiery speech before the riots and after. so it's pretty clear that mcconnell puts a lot of blame on what happened on the president and so he may want to vote to convict and get on the other hand he is the leader of his party and clearly a lot of republicans don't want to go against trump. there would be a backlash among republican voters and potentially causing some trouble within his own confidence especially if you're not going to get to the 17 senate republicans that would be needed to convict and have a break from trump and bar from running again but you know, on the other hand, so he's in a tight spot here and you do see a lot of other senate republicans including john cornyn who has hopes of succeeding mcconnell at some point as a top republican leader saying that it would set a bad precedent and others saying that it would be unconstitutional. there's never been a trial of an ex-president before and it would open up a pandora's box. and right now there's only a handful of republican

and the fiery. but for many, migraine keeps them... ...from saying... ..."i am here." we aim to change that... ...with... ...aimovig, a preventive treatment... ... for migraine in adults. one dose... ...once a month... ...is proven to reduce monthly migraine days. for some, by half or more. don't take aimovig if you're allergic to it. allergic reactions like rash or swelling can happen hours to days after use. severe constipation can happen. sometimes with serious complications. high blood pressure can happen or worsen with aimovig. common side effects include injection site reactions and constipation. it doesn't matter what each day brings. so long as you can say... ... i am here. aim... ...to be there more. talk to your doctor about aimovig. donald trump is ricocheting across the internet. parler, that site popular with a lot of right-wing extremists, is effectively shut down after amazon kicked it off its servers and apple kicked it out of the app store. a dozen other platforms have either banned or restricted the president. "wall street journal" also reporting toda

it is where nine people were killed in a fiery new year's day crash. >> we have heavy hearts to give you this information. >> reporter: the chp said on friday night, daniel luna was driving an suv so on highway 33 when he lost control, traveling back across the centerline and slamming into a pickup truck. the truck burst into flames. >> when the fire was extinguished, it was discovered there were eight occupants. seven of which appear to be juveniles. >> reporter: daniel luna was the only one in the suv and died at the scene. >> it is tragic for the community and officers. >> the pick up was only equipped with seatbelts for 6. their identities haven't been released. they work to determine if alcohol or drugs played a role in the crash. the chp is offering counseling services to the officers that responded. >> a lot of them have young children as well. >> investigators have not named the victims in the truck. it included the mother and her four children, along with three other children who were related. >>> david versus goliath fight over farm laws in india. it would seek americans pr

the fiery trial to which we pass will light us down in honor or dishonor to the latest generation. even we here, he said, hold the power and bear the responsibility. in the bible, st. paul wrote, "think on these things." we must think on what lincoln told us. we, even here, even us here, hold the power and bear the responsibility. we, you and i, hold in trust the power that derives most directly from the people of the united states. and we bear the responsibility to fill that oath that we all swear before god and before one another, the oath to defend the constitution against all enemies foreign and domestic, so help us god. we know that we face enemies of the constitution. we know we experience the insurrection that violated the sanctity of the people's capitol and attempted to overturn the duly recorded will of the american people. and we know that the president of the united states incited this insurrection, this armed rebellion, against our common country. he must go. he is a clear and present danger to the nation that we all love. since the presidential electio president lost,

the goal of ending in a fiery and bloody clash nearly 2 1/2 centuries of our democracy. this is not theoretical and this is not motivated by partisanship. i stand before you today as an officer of the constitution, speaker of the house of representatives. i stand before you as a wife, a mother, a grandmother, a daughter, a daughter whose father proudly served in this congress, one of the first italian americans to serve in the congress. i stand here before you today as a noblist of things, a citizen of the united states of america. with my voice and my vote with a plea to all of you, democrats and republicans, i ask you to search your souls and answer these questions. is the president's war on democracy in keeping with the constitution? were his words insurrectionary mob a high crime and misdemeanor? do we not have the duty to our oath to do all we constitutionally can to protect our nation and our democracy from the appetites and ambitions of a man who has self evidently demonstrated he is a vital threat to liberty, to self-governance and the rule of law? our country is

is no chance of a fair or serious trial before the president leaves office donald trump denies his fiery speech last week incited his supporters to storm the u.s. capitol building shortly.

is no chance of a fear or serious trial before the president leaves office donald trump denying his fiery speech last week incited his supporters to storm the u.s. capitol building shortly after his impeachment was announced he released a video online in which he distanced himself from the violence. mob violence goes against everything i believe in and everything our movement stands for no true supporter of mine could ever endorse political violence no true supporter of mine could ever disrespect law enforcement or our great american flag. it's unclear if lawmakers will get the 2 thirds majority needed in the senate to officially convict trump of incitement of insurrection but now it does seem clear that any trial will take place once he's already left office. and for more let's bring in william glue croft william 1st of all walk us through the significance of this moment especially considering that some republicans in the end crossed the aisle and voted to impeach the president. well you can really look at it from 2 different sides yes this was the most amount of congress people from the

is no chance of a fear or serious trial before the president leaves office donald trump denies his fiery speech last week incited his supporters to storm the u.s. capitol building shortly after his impeachment was announced he released a video online in which he distanced himself from the violence. mob violence goes against everything i believe in and everything our movement stands for no true supporter of mine could ever endorse political violence no true supporter of mine could ever disrespect law enforcement or our great american flag. it's unclear if lawmakers will get the 2 thirds majority needed in the senate to officially convict trump of incitement of insurrection but now it does seem clear that any trial will take place once he's already left office. correspondent of a cell that joins us from washington for more of a welcome trump has finally clearly denounced the violence of his supporters last week at the capitol but night no mention of his impeachment what do we make of that well this is the condemnation we have been waiting for and that was essentially expected on the day of

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there is no chance of a feral serious trial before the president leaves office donald trump denies his fiery speech last week incited his supporters to storm the u.s. capitol building shortly after his impeachment was announced he released a video online in which he distanced himself from the violence. mob violence goes against everything i believe in and everything our movement stands for no true supporter of mine could ever endorse political violence no true supporter of mine could ever disrespect law enforcement or our great american flag. it's unclear if lawmakers will get the 2 thirds majority needed in the senate to officially convict trumpet of incitement of insurrection but now it does seem clear that any trial will take place once he's already left office. and william glu crossed joins us now for more william 1st of all walk us through the significance of this moment especially considering that some republicans voted to impeach the president as well what happens next. yeah not only is this the 1st time a president has been impeached twice it's also the most serious charge against a

and the fiery. but for many, migraine keeps them... ...from saying... ...“i am here.”to change that... ...with... ...aimovig, a preventive treatment... ... for migraine in adults. one dose... ...once a month... ...is proven to reduce monthly migraine days. for some, by half or more. don't take aimovig if you're allergic to it. allergic reactions like rash or swelling can happen hours to days after use. severe constipation can happen. sometimes with serious complications. high blood pressure can happen or worsen with aimovig. common side effects include injection site reactions and constipation. it doesn't matter what each day brings. so long as you can say... ... i am here. aim... ...to be there more. talk to your doctor about aimovig. >>> the events on january 6th make no mistake about it were not a spontaneous demonstration. so let me be clear. there will be an impeachment trial in the united states senate. there will be a vote on conflicting the president for high crimes and disdemeanors and if the president is convicted, there will be a vote from barring flim runni

a reporter described a fiery panorama and the ships were burning fiercely. the entire center of the harbor was covered with burning oil, he reported. a ruptured fuel lines and thousands of gallons gushing into the harbor where it is ignited into a sheet of flame engulfing the entire north side of the port like a prairie fire the flames spread across the surface of the water leaping from ship to ship. they worked frantically to save the vessels before it forced them to jump or swim for safety. the distant cries of men yelling for help echoed in the harbor. the news of the night grade for the catastrophes of the war was heavily censored. general eisenhower's first communiquÉ from the headquarters on december 4th stated only that the damage was done adding insult to injury the first account came from the germans, the propaganda broadcast december 5th gloated over the mission's spectacular success stating that the harbor was so poorly protected that the german bombers had been able to pick off the allied ships like sitting ducks. the sneak attack which the press

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a fiery minister. named cartwright.he says that one of his rallies, and lincoln was there and he said, all those in the audience who feel they are going to hell stand up. and seven or eight people stood up. and he said all those in this audience, who think they're going to heaven stand up. and everyone stood up, except for the conspicuous they were ham lincoln who remained seated in the front row. and mr. cartwright said i see that you're going either to heaven or hell, where do you intend to go? and lincoln shouted back, if it's all the same to you reverend i'm going to congress. [laughs] which he later said was like hell. in the dark days of the war, at the end of the war he did go to a church, he did not see in the pews, and by the way he did go to beach or church basically to hear beach, or because he was the most famous minister in america. so in the early days of 1865, he would go to a church near the white house. his pew is marked today as lincoln's pew. and he would sit in the minister's office, with the door op

lincoln said it best, the fiery trial through which we pass will light us down in honor or dishonor to the lates generationt. i have total confidence this generation of washingtonians will take their place in history's hall of hon ior. r. i know this deeply because we are vested with a commitment to change and constant improvement in our state. let this new era be a time that lists our hearts and renews our dreams and ambitions and lets us as washingtonians finally embrace the future we have been building up to so far. we all share this struggle, and we should also reap its benefits. out of the darkness and anxiety of 2020 will come the relief of a new era. how recovery will be robust and more equitable. last year reminded us what matters, love for our families, our communities, and each other. and we we'll go forward, washington, because we are resilient, we are in solidarity, and at the end of the day, we have each other. thank you. >> president-elect joe biden today will be talking about his covid-19 response and proposed legislation he will be sending to congress. live coverage beg

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in the north bay-- a fairfield man is in the hosptial after a street race ended in a fiery crash.-h-p says he was racing another car along highway 37 saturday afternoon. as the man approached highway 29 he hit a concrete barrier causing his car to burst into flames. a passenger in the car suffered minor injuries as well. a close call for one highway-17 driver--- a boulder came crashing down on the road. but the lucky driver walked away without a scratch. the driver of this blue prius told kron 4 that she heard a loud crash and then her airbags deployed. pittsburg police are searching for answers in the city's first homicide of the year. it happened last night along harbor street and garcia avenue. officers found a man with several gunshot wounds. the man died on scene. a second victim was taken to the hospital in critical, but stable condition. officers found more than 1- hundred people gathered at the scene. san francisco police are investigating a shooting that left 5 people wounded in the city's tenderloin neighborhood. officers responded to a shooting at eddy and taylor street

in the north bay-- a fairfield man is in the hosptial after a street race ended in a fiery crash.car along highway 37 saturday afternoon. as the man approached highway 29 he hit a concrete barrier causing his car to burst into flames. a passenger in the car suffered minor injuries as well. both people were wearing seat belts. a close call for one highway-17 driver--- a boulder came crashing down on the road. but the lucky driver walked away without a scratch. the driver of this blue prius told kron 4 that she heard a loud crash and then her airbags deployed. pittsburg police are searching for answers in the city's first homicide of the year. it happened last night along harbor street and garcia avenue. officers found a man with several gunshot wounds. the man died on scene. a second victim was taken to the hospital in critical, but stable condition. officers found more than 1- hundred people gathered at the scene. san francisco police are investigating a shooting that left 5 people wounded in the city's tenderloin neighborhood. officers responded to a shooting at eddy and taylor s

in the north bay-- a fairfield man is in the hosptial after a street race ended in a fiery crash.ays he was racing another car along highway 37 saturday afternoon. as the man approached highway 29 he hit a concrete barrier causing his car to burst into flames. a passenger in the car suffered minor injuries as well. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news-- bay area cities are getting ready to open large vaccination sites. but it's unclear how many doses will actually be acquired. colgate optic white renewal removes ten years of yellow stains. that's like all the way back to 2010. they're jeans. they're leggings. they're jeggings! whoa. remove ten years of yellow stains with colgate optic white renewal. are you ready to join the duers? those who du more with less asthma. thanks to dupixent. the add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. dupixent isn't for sudden breathing problems. it can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as 2 weeks and help prevent severe asthma attacks. it's not a steroid but can help reduce or eliminate oral steroids.

>> he's so fiery, he's so angry, and he's really getting a personal back and forth with members of the press. >> so, you know, as far as i'm concerned, that was a horrible, horrible day. wait ainute! i'm not finished! i'm not finished, fake news. >> you have a president of the united states who is willing to give tacit approval to some of the darkest elements of american politics. and even when it goes wrong, even when it turns ugly, he's unwilling to denounce it. because these were allies that were useful, and you didn't want to alienate them. >> i think there's blame on both sides. and i have no doubt about it, and you don't have any doubt about it, either. (crowd clamors) and, and, and if you reported it accurately, you would say it. (cross-talking) and you had some very bad people in that group; you also had people that were very fine people, on both sides. you had people... >> the president evidently, i mean, you know, did not want to discourage that type of activity; as a matter of fact, wanted to encourage it. and as we've seen over the course of his four years of service, the s

it's about yelling fire in a crowded theater over this case, adding fuel to a fiery situation at the capitol. tech experts say that was the last straw. i think a line was crossed yesterday. we can all agree that when your speech is inciting people to insurrection. it's your microphone should be pulled and they're not alone. snapchat and twitch of loch trump's accounts. twitter did, too, but only for a 12 hour period that's already ended. so i think that there's going to be bipartisan support for yanking are locking down the president's account. conservatives do not want the government overthrown. but on social media, there was plenty of support for trump to comments. call this censorship and say, quote you in your techies should not be influencing our democracy experts fear this move will send them and trump to more extreme platforms with fewer rules. i think it has happened. i mean, trump has already promoted parlor and there are many, many people who were using facebook and twitter who are now on parlor because parlor allows them to do pretty much anything that they want to do. for

but in some of your writings, you quote the fiery poet, langston hughes. he said something a little bit different, let me just read a verse. when dorie miller put gun in hand, jim crow started his last stand. our battle is far from one, but when it is, jim crow will be done. we will bury that son of a gun. that is a bit more threatening. langston hughes has dori miller's machine gun pointed not at the japanese, but at n -- an american institution we personify as jim crow. >> this is where you go back to the war years and think about the navy's attempt to soft and potential anger against the nation, potential -- with the war effort. there is that threat that miller embodies. gwendolyn brooks, the african-american poet, wrote a poem called "negro soldier -- negro hero" to suggest a doris miller. in that poem, he's seduced by this angelic white woman who is the image of the nation. but she has a nice concealed in her sleeve, so she is ready to strike back against miller, even though he is giving his love and affection to her. so there is that threat, and many

but it was a time to be extremely fiery questions, of military service.and not even referencing someone like fabricant, and that kind of rhetoric is still part of the trade. but it changes in our own lives. i thought things about my youth when i was a kid, and i look back and i'm not so sure that i'm right. and i wonder if i have changed. but memory sounds complex but it does change overtime doesn't it. >> yes of course it changes, as you like to point out according to context. v what is the most useful way to remember this, 1951, pearl harbor day commemorations, they went ahead without mentioning japan. pearl harbor, by 1951 was about let's not let the russians, do us like the japanese did. v it would take a military readiness. so many films in world war ii, was made in the 19 fifties. let's never be caught again like we were in 1941. so it becomes this cold war symbol. by a bombshell, you know pearl harbor happen to you don't let it happen to you. and then again, to go ahead of tora tora and you get all those things happening in the nineties you know it

i remember the rhetoric to be extremely fiery on questions of military service. i'm not even referencing someone like the reverend farrakhan, that kind of rhetoric is still part of his trade. but memory changes in our own individual lives. i thought things about my youth when i was a kid, now i look back, and i'm not so sure i am right. i wonder if i have changed. that's my question. memory is complex. it changes over time. >> of course it changes, according to context. what is the most useful way to remember this incident? by 1951, pearl harbor day commemorations went ahead without mentioning japan. pearl harbor, by 1951, was about let's not let the russians do us like the japanese did. it became a summons to military readiness. so many hollywood films made in the 1950's that say let's never be caught again as we were in 1941. it becomes this cold war symbol. buy a bombshell. don't let pearl harbor happen to you. to go ahead of tora, tora, tora, when you get to the 1990's, and there were the culture wars with japan over the business and car manufacturing, pearl

the goal of ending in a fiery and bloodied cash nearly 2 and a half centuries. of our democracy. this is not theoretical. and this is not motivated by partisanship. i stand before you today as an officer of the constitution. speaker of the house of representatives. i stand before you with a wife a mother. a grandmother, a daughter. a daughter whose father proudly. served in this congress. thomas telford wrote in your from maryland. one of the first italian americans to serve in the county us. and i stand here before you today is the noblest of things and citizen of the united states of america. with my voice and my vote with a plea to all of you, democrats and republicans i ask you to search your souls. and answer these questions. is the president's war on democracy in keeping with the constitution. were his words insect insurrection arie mob a high crime and misdemeanor. do we not have the duty to our oath to do all the constitutionally can to protect our nation. and our democracy from the appetites and ambitions. a man who self evidently demonstrated that he is a vital threat t

in the north bay-- a fairfield man is in the hosptial after a street race ended in a fiery crash. c-h-p says he was racing another car along highway 37 saturday afternoon. as the man approached highway 29 he hit a concrete barrier causing his car to burst into flames. a passenger in the car suffered minor injuries as well. both people were wearing seat belts. a close call for one highway-17 driver--- a boulder came crashing down on the road. but the lucky driver walked away without a scratch. the driver of this blue prius told kron 4 that she heard a loud crash and then her airbags deployed. pittsburg police are searching for answers in the city's first homicide of the year. it happened last night along harbor street and garcia avenue. officers found a man with several gunshot wounds. the man died on scene. a second victim was taken to the hospital in critical, but stable condition. officers found more than 1- hundred people gathered at the scene. san francisco police are investigating a shooting that left 5 people wounded in the city's tenderloin neighborhood. officers responded

the early morning sunrise and fiery skies in this weather watch picture from the cambridgeshire area,onanne spotted the skies in the same sort of area earlier this morning. although it has been a fine start of the day for some of us, it's been a cold start for nearly all of us. the —13 at braemar, tied with the lowest temperature we've seen so far this winter. 0n the satellite picture, we've got cloud that is working into western areas and that's going to be bringing in some rain and a little bit of hill snow because, again, it bumps against the cold air put in place for much of the uk. so, for today, plenty of sunshine for scotland and england. it's across wales and also northern ireland that we'll see the rain turning to snow across the hills of wales. county down and county tyrone are likely to see snow with a few centimetres building in here. the rain is very likely to push into south—east england this afternoon. maybe a little bit of sleet across the salisbury plain as it does so and we may well see some snow across even across the cotswolds and the chilterns as we head into the

i remember the rhetoric to be extremely fiery. questions of military service. i'm not even referencing someone like the reverend farrakhan, and that kind of rhetoric is still part of his stock and trade. but memory changes in our own individual lives. i thought things about my youth when i was a kid, and now i look back on the men i'm not so sure that i am right. and i'm just wondering if i have changed. that is my question. memory is complex to me. it changes overtime. >> of course it changes. as you rightly point out, according to context. what is the most useful way to remember this incident? by 1951, pearl harbor day commemorations went ahead without mentioning japan. pearl harbor, by 1950, one was about, let's not let the russians do us like the japanese did. it became a summons to military readiness. so many hollywood phones but world war ii made in the fifties that sort of say let's never be caught again as we were in 1941. so it becomes the cold war symbol. by a bombshell to government, to not let pearl harbor happen to you. again, to go ahead of, it wh

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the fiery trial, through which we pass, will light us down in honor or dishonor to the latest generation. thank you, mr. president. i yield the floor. >> mr. president. >> senator from maryland. >> thank you, mr. president. the mob violence and attack we saw on our capitol, today, should be a wake-up call to each and every one of us, of what happens when we fail to come together, not as democrats and republicans but, each of us, as americans. to stand up to a president, who, time and again, has shown contempt for our democracy. contempt for our constitution. today, here on the capitol, we witnessed people taking down an american flag, and putting up a trump flag. that is not democracy in the united states of america. as every senator who has spoken has mentioned, we have, for hundreds of years, had a peaceful transfer of power. nobody likes to lose, and supporters of the losing candidate are always disappointed. what's different, this time? we all know what's different this time. we had a president who, as the senator from new jersey said, even before a vote was cast, that, if he didn't

it's about yelling fire in a crowded theater over this case, adding fuel to a fiery situation at theh experts say that was the last straw. i think ah line was crossed yesterday. we can all agree that when your speech is inciting people to insurrection that your microphone should be pulled, and they're not alone. snapchat and twitch have locked trump's accounts. twitter did, too, but only for a 12 hour period that's already ended. so i think that there's going to be bipartisan support for yanking are locking down the president's account. conservatives do not want the government overthrown. but on social media, there was plenty of support for trump to comments. call this censorship and say, quote you in your techies should not be influencing our democracy experts fear this move will send them and trump to more extreme platforms with fewer rules. i think it has happened. i mean, trump has already promoted parlor and there are many, many people who were using facebook and twitter who are now on parlor because parlor allows them to do pretty much anything that they want to do. for now, tr

donald trump denying his fiery speech last week incited his supporters to storm the u.s. capitol building shortly after his impeachment was announced he released a video online in which he distanced himself from the violence. mob violence goes against everything i believe in and everything our movement stands for no true supporter of mine could ever endorse political violence no true supporter of mine could ever disrespect law enforcement or our great american flag. it's unclear if lawmakers will get the 2 thirds majority needed in the senate to officially convict trumpet of incitement of insurrection but now it does seem clear that any trial will take place once he's already left office. earlier i spoke to stormy on the committee now executive director of the aspen institute germany we asked her whether she thought trump's final days in office had brought the republican party to its knees. not just the republican party but i would say conservative in the united states of the whole we just heard that 10 republicans yesterday voted to start the impeachment process and i ha

capitol our political reporter greg lee joins us now live with more on the fiery debate. and also today's vote. greg hello, alex. good afternoon. this second impeachment vote came exactly a week after many of these lawmakers were sheltering in place during this assault on the capitol. i want to show you some video of very different scene today, members of. the national guard and law enforcement everywhere, hundreds of troops resting of the capital, securing the building and the lawmakers taking this vote inside. on this vote, the eyes or 2 32. the nays are 1 97. resolution is adopted without objection. for the second time in 13 months, the house voted to impeach president donald trump. he is charged with inciting and insurrection for his role in last week siege on the capital. he's the first president in u. s history to be impeached twice. the house moved at record speed after a mob of trump supporters carried out last week's deadly riots. we know that the president of the united states incited this insurrection, this armed rebellion. against our common country. is a clea

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. >>> we have new images of the fiery aftermath of a street racing crash in solano county. according to the chp, a fairfield man was speeding a 1998 corvette down highway 37 at over 120 miles per hour. yesterday the corvette was racing another car when the driver lost control and crashed into a barrier near the highway 28 junction. the corvette burst into flames leaving behind charred wreckage of twisted metal. the driver was pulled from the vehicle with life threatening injuries while the passenger sustained minor injuries. >>> new at 5:00 after going silent following the u.s. capitol siege, parler's website is back online today. it reappeared with a message from its ceo saying hello, world. is this thing on? after being booted from amazon web services january 10th, it now appears to be hosted by epic which supports other websites often used by members of the far right. microbloging platform parler bills itself as an unbiased social network where people can freely express themselves, but parler failed to reign in hate filled violence speech which big tech companies said co

is no chance of a fear or serious trial before the president leaves office donald trump denies his fiery speech last week incited his supporters to storm the u.s. capitol building shortly after his impeachment was announced he released a video online in which he distanced himself from the violence. mob violence goes against everything i believe in and everything our movement stands for no true supporter of mine could ever endorse political violence no true supporter of mine could ever disrespect law enforcement or our great american flag. it's unclear if lawmakers will get the 2 thirds majority needed in the senate to officially convict trump of incitement of insurrection but now it does seem clear that any trial will take place once he's already left office. this let's now talk to stormy. she's the executive director of the aspen institute germany that's a think tank here in berlin this mother trump is the only president in history to be impeached twice his final days in office brought the republican party to an existential moment. absolutely not just the republican party but i would sa