senator flake's response, this piks and the caption good company. we're joined by jeff flake. thank you so much for taking the time this morning. >> thanks for having me on. >> you are among a small number of republicans, willing to go public with your criticism of president trump. you have the handful who votes to impeach him in the house and many more privately expressed that. ir want to play a question-and-answer who i put to adam kinzinger who is leading a charge for the new look of the republican party in the house and how he answered the question of whether he feel he still belongs in the party. have a listen. >> we stand an angry divisive party it is hard to consider the party, my values wouldn't have changed, it would be the party values. >> i wonder if you share that. if it remains trump's party, it is no longer the republican party that you championed. >> there is certainly no future with trumpism. it is a demographic cul-de-sac. i think nearly all of them recognize that. but they deal with the realty right now if they cross the president, they'll get a primary. i th

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>> and jeff flake can speak to this very well. there are people of good will in both parties who understand that crises like these require cooperation. and he's targeting them. and he's trying to split off, you know -- he's trying to put together a coalition of the willing as it were in the congress to help him face this and other significant problems that he's taking on. and one of the advantages that joe biden brings to this white house is those 36 years in the senate. he understands how legislators think. he doesn't disdain their political concerns. we understands them, and he knows how to work across the aisle. whether he can penetrate the kind of manachian dynamic we have now in our politics remains to be seen. yesterday was a good start, but it's wise to bring party leaders of both -- leaders of both parties from the congress to the white house and engage them in discussions about how to move forward now. i think that it's totally appropriate and hopefully it will move things forward. >> how about that, senator flake. do you

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but hawley, flake, legal experting -- not flake. cruz. you're like, what did i do?thank you. >> cruz and hawley standing up and making an argument they know has no substance to it right after people broke into the capitol, fomented by exactly that kind of talk. what happens to them? what do you say to them? >> well, part of being a leader, part of being an elected representative is to -- obviously you have to follow your constituents in order to be elected, to be where they are. but being a leader is to when your constituents are wrong, to tell them they're wrong and to amplify and to forward what the president's misinformation about widespread voter fraud, for example, and then claim that they had to introduce these measures on capitol hill because the voters believed that something was wrong, fulfilling their own prophecy. that's just wrong, and i don't think it will be -- i don't think it will hold up well, particularly after what happened yesterday. whatever good the president may have done on taxes or regulation, i think will be forgotten a lot sooner than what

joining us, former republican senator jeff flake of arizona. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> is it your view, is it your fear that it will be more of the same? i mean, the republican national committee just met last night and the chair, mcdaniel was unanimously re-elected to her position. president trump seems to still be the leader of that party. is it your view that very little will change after all of this? >> i think things will change. if this event has done anything, i think it did accelerate the movement away from the president and hopefully away from trumpism. this was cataclismic in terms of damage to a party. and whether the president is impeached or not, again, i hope that the house doesn't follow through with it. there's certainly not the time.

flake would have loved to extend the lead and take the pressure off his defense but levi's son a also missed the target. still byron wanted to have time one nil up. on our mark 11 dosti very nearly scored his 2nd of the day but could only get the crossbar and the scoring manged one miss. miller reacting well to pounce on the follow up shot from laon carets. 2 minutes later on the phone so davies needlessly conceded a corner. the kind of laughs and concentration that has transpired dearly in recent weeks time or it made their hosts pay for the ensuing kick had a sense that it was the mothers or. the former byron striker scoring less than half a minute after being subbed on and suddenly flip side had thrown away the lead. manual neuer doing his best without luck to mask his teammates for defense. byron were not to be held in check for long though thomas millar putting them back in front in the 74th minute. it might not have been the prettiest goal but biron will take it. could byron's defense keep things sealed at the back and ride out the lead for a win. the us pedrosa nearly spoiled t

senator flake, i'm going to start with you.g your former colleagues divided into two camps over this impeachment trial, what do you think they're really thinking and what would you do if you were in the senate? >> well, if i were in the senate, i would vote to convict. i think if incitement of insurrection is not an impeachable find for conviction after impeachment, i don't know what is. it's plainly what the president did. and before he got to that speech at the elipse, you know, calling the republican secretary of state in georgia and asking him to find, you know, 11,000 votes to overturn the election, and then tried to fire the acting attorney general and have a lackey come in to go at it that way and to go to the supreme court, it's clear the president used every lever he had to overturn the election. and so, yeah, i would vote to convict. >> so what is -- you're closer -- you both served, congress dinman. you were closer to it possibly. what is that pressure like is what i want to ask for someone who has recently been in t

look at jeff flake.was a huge trump critic, and he realized he was not going to be able to get re-elected. it's because everyone is just telling them what they want to hear. look, we can't expect a huge, clean break. but what maybe we can hope for is a few republicans who are willing to just tell people what they honestly think. that's why i think the situation with liz cheney is both inspiring, what she's doing, but zoo depressing that she is no facing so much pressure to step down from her spot. liz cheney has shown that, look, you can say what you actually think. you can do the right thing. but now we've got people saying that the only person who should be punished from what happened on january 6th is liz cheney and not the president. we need a party that is willing to finally just tell people, you know, what they honestly think. do the right thing. it seems to basic, but all of the incentive structures are for people to just tell people what they want to hear. that's what happens every day. that's wh

there were a few flakes of snow on the forward edge of the system.l. it's really north of the central belt where we're likely to see heavier snow over the higher ground. overnight, it stays very cloudy. we'll see another pulse of rain working across wales, southern counties of england, and for most of us, there will be a lot of low cloud around. some mist and hill fog pretty extensive, but a lot milder than it has been for a number of nights, temperatures two, maybe as much as eight or nine degrees celsius towards the south—west. wednesday, damp start to the day across southern england, and for most parts of the country, i suspect it's just going to be quite grey and cloudy, mist and hill fog patches around. best of the sunshine in northern scotland, and here, there's likely to be a few wintry showers coming and going from time to time. later in the afternoon, we'll see more rain pushing back into the south of wales and also across parts of south—west england, but very mild, temperatures ten or 11 degrees across the south. wednesday night and into th

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>> people in central tokyo may see sleet or snow flakes tuesday afternoon or evening. snowfall will not likely stay on the ground. meanwhile, snowfall is increasing in the north and western parts of japan this morning. we have a video of what it looks like on the ground. prefectures facing the sea of japan have seen historic snowfall recently. local media say that more than a thousand vehicles were stuck on a motor way along the northern prefectures. although heavy snow is common in japan, this year has so far seen more than twice the amounts. nearly 3 meters of snowfall is still on the ground in aomori prefecture. they had 19 meters of snowfall in the past 24 hours. the recent heavy snowfall caused major road closures in toyama prefecture. we are expecting more and more snow showers as we go into tuesday evening. decent amounts of snowfall will be seen mainly in the mountain areas. but a few centimeters of snowfall is also expected in the pacific side of the country. just outside of the kanto region, central tokyo, may get between 5 and 10 meters of snowfall wednesday

and job alibi and under heavy snow flake was confident his attack at least wouldn't let him down with just 7 minutes gone off love and off he opened the scoring for byron. the pole is now the 1st player to ever score more than 20 goals in the 1st half of a but in this latest season thomas millar providing the assist. byron mainly kept fly borg pinned in their own half. the visitors 1st real chance came in the 15th minute with all on shall go and firing just wide of the net. 10 minutes later sayers can now be unleashed a rocket. but some of his efforts saved by florian miller. flake would have loved to extend the lead and take the pressure off his defense but leave our son a also missed the target. still byron went into half time one nil up. on our mark 11 dosti very nearly scored his 2nd of the day but could only get the crossbar and the spar remains one nil. miller reacting well to pounce on the follow up shot from lay on gorecki. 2 minutes later on the phone so davies needlessly conceded a corner. the kind of flats and concentration that was transpiring dearly in recent weeks time o

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senator flake, thank you for being here this morning. considering what we just heard from john harwood and considering, senator, that the morning on wednesday morning you wrote in "the new york times" just hours before what we saw take place on capitol hill, my fellow republicans, trump is destroying us. and you said today the people deserve to witness the majesty of a peaceful transfer of power, just as i saw awe struck two decades ago. you could believe what happened? >> no. it was the most awful day i can remember. i was on capitol hill for 9/11. i was on the baseball field being shot at. i've been through a lot there. but can i not imagine what those in the capitol felt as they saw their own citizens, in some cases their own constituents storming the capitol. it was an awful, awful day. >> newly elected republican member of congress peter meyer writes this over the weekend, unless my party faces the truth of what happened and holds those responsible to account, we will never regain the public's trust and earn the honor of leading the

joining me now is former arizona republican senator jeff flake, now a cnn commentator.nk you so much for coming on, senator flake. let's get right to this new reporting. you heard ryan allude to it right there. cnn has spoken to more than a dozen gop senators. it is becoming clear that republicans are likely to acquit trump. as the capitol attack gets more distanced, do you think a conviction looks less and less likely? >> i do. as long as you can rely on a constitutional argument that he's already out of office, impeachment is meant to remove somebody from office, it's easier for a republican to vote against. in the further distance you get from it, i think people say hey, why bother? he's already out. so, yeah, i think it will be difficult to get 17. >> it's interesting, because my colleagues, michael warren and jamie gangel are reporting a dozen influential republicans in washington that are quietly lobbying republican lawmakers to impeach and convict trump. their view is, look, if we do this, if you do this, then we don't have to worry about him running again the ne

senator jeff flake.welcome, sir. >> hey, good to be here. >> why do you think mike pence is still so loyal? >> well, i mean, he has been unfailingly loyal for the past four years, and he's seen a reward for that. the president basically labeling him the enemy and joining up a mob to go to the capitol and go after. the fact that the president didn't call him to see if he was okay just blows me away and takes me back to -- i was on the baseball field when the shooter shot all of us and wounded steve ask a he's, and i remember just moments after it was over, i got a call from mike pence, the vice president, just checking to see if i was all right. >> you're all right. >> and a minute later from former president barack obama and then joe biden, and the notion that the president wouldn't call his vice president to see how he's going for days, it just blows me away but mike has been, like you said, unfailingly loyal. i was so glad to see him break with the president last wednesday in a big way and -- and that'

we hear from former republican senator jeff flake about the civil war in his party.isjohnson warns that covid restrictions in england are "probably about to get tougher" — as the uk records another 50,000 new cases. could julian assange finally be heading to the us to face charges of espionage? ajudge in london is set to rule on his case on monday morning. and tributes to gerry marsden, the singer of ‘you'll never walk alone' who's died at the age of 78. a recording has emerged which appears to show president trump trying to persuade a senior republican official in georgia to "find" enough votes to overturn joe biden‘s victory in the state. the washington post says the audio is from an hour—long phone call with georgia's secretary of state, brad raffensperger. here's some of what mrtrump said. you can't let it happen and you are letting it happen. i'm notifying you that you're letting it happen. so look, all i want to do is this, i just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one of more than we have. because we won the state. lebo diseko is in washington and told us mor

jeff flake, he included a photo of himself along with cindy mccain as well as the governor saying, goodna republican governor ducey, who appeared at every trump campaign rally in 2020, but ultimately came at odds with the president when he certified arizona's election results, he was censured as well. this is an arizona republican party that has said, we are doubling down, and it is -- the onus is on the more moderate republicans to step in line with where the party is. the other angle to this, not only in arizona but the likes of georgia, is how does this impact where millions of dollars are funneled through? in arizona, just this last election cycle, more than $22 million went through the arizona republican party. essentially, they build up their ground operation, add advertisements. now i want to let you look at this tweet from the new political director and ally of doug ducey. he is the political director for the republican governors association. in a tweet this weekend said, with that the azgop will have no significant role in 2022. no other option but to work with others. no big d

former republican senatorjeff flake gave his response to the president's phone call.tough to be shocked any more by what the president does. but this was truly shocking. extraordinary, to put pressure on the republican secretary of state to find the votes. i mean, that's awful stuff. i just don't know what defence he'll come back with other than probably say it was a perfect call. you've encountered the anger and the pressure from the president in the past. what is it like when you get that call and you hair senator, this is the white house mr president is on the line for you? well, it's that 01’ on the line for you? well, it's that or you read the other end of a tweet. he knows how to bully and he has. but gratefully, the secretary of state and the governor in georgia aren't being bullied. and i wish more in washington, more of my former colleagues would do the same. it's a terrible thing to give the president more at least to do this kind of thing. i'm afraid that's what my former colleagues are doing. i suppose some of those colleagues will feel that 70 vermilion a

and as far as jeff flake, he tweeted a picture of himself, cindy mccain and the governor at joe biden'son with the caption, good company. alisyn? >> oh my gosh, what a look into how complicated the feelings are there in arizona. thank you very much. >>> so does former president trump's strangle hold on the republican party go beyond arizona? one man has the answer. cnn's senior political writer and analyst, harry enten. great to see you. >> nice to see you, alisyn. >> does president trump spr v a big hold over the republican gop? >> yes. number one sign, do they think joe biden was legitimately elected the president of the united states? overall 65% of americans say yes. but among republicans, look at this, 74% say, no, there was fraud. this is an easy litmus test to pass. we know there was no fraud. we know joe biden was legitimately elected, yet three quarters of republicans nationwide said that no, he was not legitimately elected. it was only because of fraud. that is nuts, alisyn. it's craziness. >> how are they feeling about the senate trial? >> yeah. so, i think this also gives yo

senator flake, grateful for your time and insights today. we'll continue this conversation, in an interesting, fascinating, few months and weeks ahead for the republican party. >>> up next, the biden agenda faces a closely divided congress, and yes, up soon, that trump impeachment trial. golly! (laughter) i can help you find the color you want. that sounds nice. let me talk to my manager. (vo) buy your next car 100% online. with carvana. research shows people remember commercials with nostalgia. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's one that'll really take you back. wow! what'd you get, ryan? it's customized home insurance from liberty mutual! what does it do bud? it customizes our home insurance so we only pay for what we need! and what did you get, mike? i got a bike. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >>> the biden team's biggest goal is coronavirus relief. today a marker from the new senate majority leader. they would like support for that. but -- >> we want to

flake would have loved to extend the lead and take the pressure off his defense but levi's son a also missed the target. still byron went into halftime one nil up. on the hour mark 11 dosti very nearly scored his 2nd of the day you could only get the crossbar and the scoring manged one minute. miller reacting well to pounce on the follow up shot from laon gorecki. 2 minutes later on the phone so davies needlessly conceded the corner. the kind of laughs and concentration that has transpired dearly in recent weeks time or it made the post paid for the ensuing kick have a sense that it wasn't. the former byron striker scoring less than half a minute after being subjoin and suddenly flip side had thrown away the lead. manual neuer doing his best without mark to mask his teammates for defense. baron were not to be held in check for long though thomas millar putting them back in front in the 74th minute. it might not have been the prettiest goal but biron will take it. could byron's defense keep things sealed at the back and ride out the lead for a win. meals pedrosa nearly spoiled that pla

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there were a few flakes of snow on the forward edge of the system.avier snow over the higher ground. 0vernight, it stays very cloudy. we'll see another pulse of rain working across wales, southern counties of england, and for most of us, there will be a lot of low cloud around. some mist and hill fog pretty extensive, but a lot milder than it has been for a number of nights, temperatures two, maybe as much as 8 or 9 degrees celsius towards the south—west. wednesday, damp start to the day across southern england, and for most parts of the country, i suspect it's just going to be quite grey and cloudy, mist and hill fog patches around. best of the sunshine in northern scotland, and here, there's likely to be a few wintry showers coming and going from time to time. later in the afternoon, we'll see more rain pushing back into the south of wales and also across parts of south—west england, but very mild, temperatures ten or 11 degrees across the south. wednesday night and into thursday, we've got this battle zone set up across the uk. mild to the south o

former gop senator jeff flake posted all censored by the republican party simply with the caption, goodem wearing masks, they were at the inauguration of president biden last week. utah senator mitt romney on with chris wallace this morning said, well, donald trump no doubt will continue to have a future in the party, senator romney believes they'll be a shift in coming months and years and the former president may still have that impact as long as he's out of office, listen here. >> i think our party is going to return to some of our more fundamental principles which is fiscal responsibility, believing in the importance of contractor, standing with our allies and pushing back against people like kim jong un and vladimir putin. david: on top of that democratic senators that represent arizona, eric. eric: and mrs. mccain is feisty as her late husband, david, thank you. arthel. arthel: chinese government putting travel bans and business restrictions on more than 2 dozen of former trump officials and their families. it is largely symbolic rebuke to the ex-president, asia analyst gordon cha

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jeff flake posted a picture of he, mrs.uguration last week, all censured by the republican party. he wrote simply the caption, good company. senator mitt romney on "fox news sunday" says he believes there will be a shift in the coming years the longer president trump is out of office. >> i think our party is going to return to some of our more fundamental principles, fiscal responsibility, believing in the importance of character and pushing back against people like kim jong un and vladimir putin. >> reporter: president biden beat former president trump in arizona by 10,500 votes. jon? jon: david spunt in washington. david, thank you. so ooh here to talk about president biden's first days in office, republican senator from tennessee, marsha blackburn. she is a member of the senate judiciary committee. senator, i want to start with something just hot off the presses, our john roberts tells us, this is a direct quote from trump adviser jason miller, he writes: the president -- now former president -- has made clear his goal i

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senator jeff flake and cindy mccain.ain and flake both endorsed president biden during the campaign for the governor was reprimanded for his orders during a pandemic. i'm jackie ibanez and now back to "the greg gutfeld show." greg: he tried to wipe it all away on his very first day. his first hours in office this week president biden signed 17 executive actions dana reversing several decisions made by president trump. you probably didn't hear this but it sounds like the start of the lico movie sequel but i can picture the billboard. executive action rolling back everything trump did. greg: some of the stuff rollback on wednesday includes antifa travel ban from countries with titan terror with titan terror concerns are joining the paris climate agreement and the world health organization, ending the keystone xl pipeline is dana mentioned 37 times and stopping construction of the border wall. i think there is one thing we can all agree on joe still has no idea what is funny but he is thinking about his nap in his favorite

jeff flake got off. bob corker got off, but nobody followed them.ublicans that choose to do so. now, when i say nobody, i don't mean exactly nobody. and obviously if you don't lead, nobody will follow you. but president trump still has a strong grip on the party. they still are pleased with how he led. they believe he achieved a lot. they believe the election was close and that he wasn't really repudiated. and so when you have such a big part of the party that's still with somebody, it's hard to say never mind, this doesn't work anymore. this will have opportunities to change as we get into the elections that come in the future and we'll see what trump does. but one of the reasons you're not seeing more of a break or really any break is because there's not an incentive structure with the voters back home to do so. >> yeah. you know, they're making this same mistake that they've made over the past four years where instead of trying to move their base the way they need them to move, and that's back toward in between the guardrails of american politics

as we throw them out to you if we could confirm, looking at a piece in the washington post by jeff flakewho has gotten a lot of heat for being very establishment and opposing the president and many terms, he says with a biden era will feel like 6 months in, the world, where he still of a bizarrely unrecognizable and unreliable united states for the previous four years has begun to breathe a touch more easily, the daily rhythms of the new presidency have been established and governing as assumed the reassuring, and dignity befitting the world's indispensable nation. >> i think senator jeff flake, act as if he knows what joe biden will do as president. willoughby the joe biden who campaign as a moderate flipped when he said he would abolish all oil and gas in our country or is it going to be vice president harris, with a much more radical agenda? is a grassroots conservative supporter of donald trump i want america to succeed was i want to see joe biden moved to the middle. i hope all this prediction of him wanting to govern the country and unify everyone comes true. i'm incredibly skeptic

former senator jeff flake posted a picture of he, mrs.ain, inducing wearing masks at the inauguration of joe biden with the caption good company. senator marco rubio, an ally of former president trump against his impeachment will leave the former president will have a place in the future of the republican party not just in arizona however, rubio hopes tobring people who don't necessarily donald trump to the gop. >> i hope we can do it in a way that teach the people we are fighting for them and bring back some of the people who did not vote for republicans were the president because they may not like the way it was said or the way it was done i think that is quite possible and i think that the future of the republican party. i think that the future of the country. >> in arizona were talking about the state of two democratic senators christensen emma and mark kelli. mike: david spunt live in washington, thank you. after being deployed to the capital following the events of dangerous existing for the inauguration many guard members have cont

they voted to censure republican governor doug dusey, former senator jeff flake, and cindy mccain, wifel three of them let it roll off their backs. cindy mccain calling it a badge of honor for serving her state and nation well. charlie, good to see you. what is this about, this censure? is it a temporary influence on the gop or is it something with real staying power? >> fred, i think this censure resolution of the three people, mccain, dusey and flake, is utterly meaningless and useless, and it's a reflection of the state committee, kelly ward, who is pretty good at losing. she ran for the senate twice and lost. they just lost two senate races out there. they're out there censuring people who actually won in arizona. it just tells you how absurd and how detached from reality some of these folks are. >> it's also an indicator, i guess, of the building blocks needed to bring the party back together? how herculean of a task is it going to be, in your view? >> clearly a lot of these state and local committees, republican committees, are going to need to be cleaned up. the fact that they ar

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senator jeff flake. when you decided not to seek re-election, you famously said that you thought trump fever would soon break. that was in october of 2017. do you see any evidence of that yet? >> well, it's tough to say that there has been much breakage yet. i'm hopeful that it will. i think the president will lose influence the longer we go. but that will depend on other elected officials ignoring him and moving on and realizing that if we want to be relevant as a national party we've got to get beyond trump and trumpism. >> why do you think that they are still hitching their stock to trump so much? he lost the house in the midterms, then the white house and the senate, yet the republican party is still banking on him for the next round of midterms. he's not even on twitter anymore. he doesn't even have that sway. why does he still have so much influence? >> there's still concerned that with a phone call the president could still generate a primary for just about anybody. and that is still the case righ

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senator jeff flake who's gotten a lot of heat for being very established and up opposing the presidente washington post," what the biden era will feel like six months in, bizarrely unrecognizable and unreliable united states in the previous four years has begun to breathe just a touch more easily. the daily rhythms of the new presidency has been established and governing has assumed to assure an reassuring calm and dignity with the world's indispensable nation, charlie, six months and on. >> i just think that senator jeff flake is acting as if he knows what joe biden will do as president. will it be the joe biden that campaigned as a moderate but flipped at times when he said he would abolish all oil and gas in the country or is it vice president harris with a much more radical agenda? as a grass-roots conservative supporter of president donald trump, i want america to succeed. i want joe biden to move to the middle. i hope all of this prediction him governing the whole country and unifying everybody comes true. i'm skeptical of that for good reason but i as a trump supporter hope for