. >> rudy giuliani, is undermining confidence in the american election system.national security. >> rudy giuliani was considered to be a great force of law and order. he was one of the heroes of 9/11. >> and i think that's part of why it was so disturbing to watch him unravel. and to watch him debates himself, in support of this guy who was better evaluate better. them >> -- you don't know what you're talking about. you don't know what you're talking about like. >> he was always blood -- around and that's the only in the matter to the president. >> he is a great guy! he knows he's a big shot! that's where he knows, i've seen a lot of. them >> he filed a press conference very closely. he was very wary of with the u of him was in the mainstream circles. >> he was nothing but respectful to us when he was here. he shook all of our hands. put took pictures with us. created all the cops. >> but i think, going on tv, if something changes. >> he wants told me, my view of my legacy is, quote, but dang it. >> what a beautiful day here. thank you for coming. i'm here on be

>> i think the biggest part for me was seeing giuliani pull up in two black suburbans.ng. nobody famous has ever been here. and it was almost in slow motion, like, him walking into the office. >> i actually wasn't going to come here. and i got a phone call from my son anthony and he said, mom, this is bigger than we think. and he sends me a picture while thyme talking to him and rudy's sitting at my desk and the plaque in front of my desk says "boss lady." i looked at my husband we got to get over there. >> we demand a fair election. >> i demand you shut up! >> we demand a fair election! we demand a fair election! >> there was a crowd of people, both biden and trump supporters were there. they were going back and forth with each other. >> go home! >> and then the cops showed up and the entire front road was shut down. and that's when it kind of got with very nerve-racking for me. >> it was just overwhelming, so i just looked around. i looked at everybody. i tried to figure out who everybody was. the press conference was about to start. i stood on top of a trailer so i c

so we have asked for comment from oan and from giuliani in response to this lawsuit.t. they will have some time to come back, make their arguments in court. there is a long road ahead. it is a serious defamation case. but i can say right now we have already seen cases like this from places like dominion voting systems against julie, oan, and specifically against giuliani, it wasn't frivolous at all. a judge looked at it and allowed it to move forward toward trial. this really is a serious case that both the right wing media and rudy giuliani are looking to have to deal with in d.c. district court in the future. >> serious. and the few details of what these women went through, so disturbing and frightening. katelyn, thank you. >>> asking the supreme court to weigh in and quickly after former president trump's latest appeal for the high court to block the release of his white house records. cnn's paula reid live with more. i guess the question is how quickly will the supreme court decide this? >> reporter: well, we never know how quickly the high court will move. but pr

oan and giuliani face defamation suits from dominion.t's bring in elie honig and it is good to have you. what do you make of this case? defamation case, high bar for public figures. but what do you think? >> well, poppy, rudy giuliani legal problems continue to pile up and they all mostly spring from the same source which is rudy giuliani stubborn insistence on spreading the lie no matter who it damages or harms. we have this lawsuit but he's also been sued by dominion, members of congress for his role it helping to incite january 6 and had his law license suspended and under criminal investigation related to potential foreign lobbying by the southern district of new york. so this is what accountability looks like. he's been in angry denial for a long time but eventually consequences will come his way. >> so switching gears here. the request by president trump to intervene in the january 6 investigation. he's trying to get the high court to block congress's ability to see records from his white house. and i just want to be clear here, th

it was the source of the giuliani break up on the fact that didn't want to corp. clinical purposes share the credit with all the people at the nypd who were developing what he was grading -- getting so much credit for but all those books that help the umbrella were developed within the nypd but for political purposes to be elected for a second term he felt they think unjustifiably affect credit was shared and would not help him in his re-election and i think it would have helped him in his re-election and it caused us to start butting heads and once again i got bounced out of a job. >> host: i think one of your strong suits in its come through not just from this conversation but conversations we have had is that you'd do build strong teams and you recognize talent and you put that talent where he can do the most good and gives people a chance to show what they can do. again airily experiences with -- and that an it's funny we look back on a career of those things at the time you appreciate that you don't fully understand the significance of it until later on and y

oan and giuliani did not respond to requests for comment.lti-billion dollar destination suits from dominion voting systems. and, paula, on a legal standpoint this is fascinating. these are private citizens all around the country really, but these two specifically calling out oan and giuliani it's almost like their civic duty to be elections. and they're being demeaned or defamed or say they are being demeaned or defamed for being that important part of democracy. >> that's right. being accused of being part of a conspiracy, being accused of not properly executing their jobs. you can't say these things. there is no evidence to support this. not only is their reputation at stake, these are people who fear for their lives. they have been harassed. people have shown up to their homes. absolutely this defamation case is one of several working its way through the courts stemming from false claims that were made in the wake of the election. as you noted, hopefully it does not deter good people from wanting to be involved in the democratic process.

two georgia election workers were suing rudy giuliani and one america news, accusing the right wing tvg trump supporters to harass them by pushing the big lie. let me bring in greg bluesteen at the atlanta journal constitution. thanks for being with me. >> good morning. >> in this lawsuit you have these two election workers alleging they personally became victims of political lies as the pro trump media universe spread these lies, spread accusations, and rudy giuliani perpetuating them as this recount after recount was going on across the state of georgia. how prevalent is giuliani's rhetoric within the state, leading up to the midterms. >> it is really shaped the entire republican election field in georgia going into 2022. even those who did not get donald trump's endorsement, even those who say they're putting the big lie at arm's length are still echoing a lot of what it is purporting. they're supporting when they call election integrity and supporting new obstacles to the ballot box in georgia including a recent push to end ballot drop boxes in the state. it is all premised on the

rudy giuliani took his fake election fraud road show to georgia multiple times trying to convince state republican leaders that the election had been stolen and they should therefore put trump electors to the electoral college. there was so much pressure on georgia, so many attemptses to mess with election results in georgia that a state prosecutor in fulton county has opened what is now an ongoing criminal investigation into trump and his allies over whether they illegally interfered with georgia's elections when they pressured and intimidated those elections officials to try to get them to falsify the results. that prosecutor you might remember hired georgia's top expert on racketeering and conspiracy. georgia's top expert on state rico laws to work on her team, to work on that potential case. tonight, we've got some new reporting on one particular incident that took place in the midst of that wide-ranging, multi-faceted pressure operation that was brought to bear in georgia in the wake of the 2020 election. we can fill in a piece of the puzzle that has really had us wondering, scratc

certainly there are cases against giuliani and sidney powell.ses to defend because they were putting all this stuff out here -- >> wild things. >> totally wild things. and you know, reckless disregard for the truth, as john said, is the standard. but i don't see how you can look at what giuliani and powell did and now what fox did without concluding it was reckless disregard. >> john, now that mark meadows has been officially referred to the justice department for criminal contempt of congress, his fate is essentially in the hands of attorney general merrick garland. what do you think the justice department's next move is? because they haven't been exactly quick in all of this. >> well, you know, after the steve bannon case it's very difficult to believe that they're not going to proceed with a criminal prosecution. there really is no difference between what bannon did and what's happening right here with meadows. meadows has got this fuzzy connection of executive privilege. that isn't what they held him in contempt over. they held him in contem

when rudy giuliani went to the legislature to pressure them. in both instances they were fixated on an out of context video clip they insisted showed the election being stolen. they said they had video of election workers in atlanta, black election workers naturally, stuffing suitcases full of illegitimate ballots through the counting machines. they accused those election workers by name of committing crimes. on that call with georgia's secretary of state, trump used the name of one particular election worker 18 times. he called her a professional vote scammer and a hustler. trump even played the supposedly incriminating video on a big screen, on a big jimbo tron, at one rally in georgia, saying that clip showed a crime and the crowd all stood there, rapt, staring, as if they could see a crime was being committed. of course, the video showed no crime, it showed nothing of the sort. it showed this woman, ruby freeman, 62-year-old retiree, and her daughter, a fulton county elections worker, doing their jobs. ruby freeman's daughter had asked her

rudy giuliani went to the republican legislature, to pressure them, in both instances they were fixated on an out of context video clip. that they insisted, showed the election being stolen. they said they had video of election workers about lana, black election workers naturally, stuffing suitcases full of illegitimate ballots into the counting machines. and the accuse those election workers, by name, of committing crime! on that call with georgia secretary of state, trump used the name of one particular election worker, 18 times. he called her out of professional vote scammer and a hustler. trump even played the supposedly incriminating villa video on a big jumbotron at one rally in georgia, saying that clip showed a crime, and the crowd all stood there staring at it as if they can see there is a crime being committed. but of course the video showed no crime, it should nothing of the sort. it showed this woman's 62-year-old retiree, and her daughter from the elections work -- are doing their jobs! robbie friedman's daughter asked her mom to sign up at a temper for election workers, th

rudy giuliani and one america news are the targets of a new lawsuit by election workers in georgia whoes that made them the objects of threats, harassment, and vitriol. >>> and the spike in covid cases that we have been talking about wreaking havoc on the sports world with more and more teams now unable to field enough athletes to play their games. "deadline white house" continues after a quick break. "deadline white house" continues after a quick break. finally. our honeymoon. it took awhile, but at least we got a great deal on our hotel with kayak. i was afraid we wouldn't go.. with our divorce and.... great divorce guys. yeah... search 100s of travel sites at once. kayak. search one and done. johnson & johnson seais the world's largestes healthcare company. building a future where cancers can be cured. strokes can be reversed. joints can be 3-d printed. and there isn't one definition of what well feels like. there are millions. we're using our world to make your world a world of well. ♪ ♪ ♪ - [narrator] every three minutes, a child is born with a cleft condition. ♪ without surgery,

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he won by the larger margin that he did that it wasn't has represented as it was of the rudy giuliani's of the world and the ridiculous certain votes don't exist which by the way what the republicans are doing around the legislatures inar the country to position themselves in the last insurrection by overturning for the legal means and if that should happen, not only in office but the turmoil in the country would be unprecedented. i devote a lot of time in the book to this. there are some figures that came out of this and they are the ones we have to look to for inspiration of how to get through this. there is one i feel optimistic about in the future, people who served and graduated the top of the class at west point and it's a brigade that would see combat that was highly decorated and continue to serve throughout his life since then he would come in and tell the truth and he did and so manyhe others did. >> some of those speakers there was a moment in the trial they were making headlines and it was an interesting lesson to think about when you talk to younger people oror other people

rudy giuliani most likely to buy hair dye at cvs given that running streak. >> i would say rudy giulianieasons. >> that's great one, too. that's a really good one. let me ask you this, gene, what do you think about nunes' decision to leave congress and go run trump's media company? why in the world would he do that considering he had a pretty good chance to be chairman of the house intel committee if republicans take over next year, which by some political analyst predictions they will? how does trump have a hold over these people? does he just love trump so much that he wants to be on the trump train no matter what? >> i mean, i think what the last -- december, the last 10, 11 months have shown us is that trump still has a stranglehold on the republican party. that means nunes has to be completely loyal to that man. if he asks you to quit and run this media company, then you do that. but it's also the case of we've been told that his race that he was going to run in california was going to be a little bit tougher than it usually is because of redistricting possibly. so there's also that

i don't know if rudy giuliani has a good lawyer at this point.now who he still would be able to call if he wanted to try to get one. watch this space. >>> all right, that's going to do it for us tonight on this beautiful christmas eve eve. we'll see you again tomorrow. >>> as we prepare to mark the new year, we also know that means january 6th is coming. one year since the attack on the capitol. i sat down recently with three of the officers who testified before the american people about being attacked that day. the one officer trapped in that doorway and all three of them kept coming back to one word in this interview. they kept saying accountability and they told me that means if it leads right to the very top, we want accountability. do you agree with those officers? >> i think accountability is necessary. look -- >> that means if it goes to -- >> no matter

ultimately what impact could keriko potential impact have on somebody like giuliani or bannon?ng because apparently what they really want to talk to him about is his involvement in the election fraud nonsense but also this meeting at the willard hotel right on the eve of january 6th. so, you know, if he turns over enough information and is willing to talk about that and that will, of course, put pressure on all of the other participants in this conspiracy, including this meeting at the willard when they were talking about how to put pressure on mike pence to overturn the election. so these are building blocks. each person if you can get enough information from them it helps in getting information from other people, too. that's certainly one of the reasons they want to speak to kerik. >> do you think there's any chance the january 6th select committee could pursue a referral for trump? >> they are signaling that's a possibility. it's important to understand what a criminal referral is and is not. it is not anything that is technically legally binding on the justice department. o

the lawsuit also named former president trump's ex-lawyer, rudy giuliani.arly a month after those same election workers sued the right-wing website gateway pundit for the same thing. joining me now, greg bluestein, a political reporter for the atlanta journal constitution. greg, thanks for joining us. we appreciate it, on this holiday week, of all weeks. talk to me first about these election workers, and the intimidation, the harassment that they face? >> this is scary stuff. and it's a reminder of the real consequences of the big lie about election fraud. these two workers say that they lived with fear after one america news and rudy giuliani spread lids about the miscounted plats in georgia. lies that were disproven over and over again. one of the woman said she was encouraged by the fbi to leave her home on january 6th after a mob surrounded it. she was inundated by harassing e-mails and social media posts. and even some citizens trying to make a citizen's arrest. >> wow. that is terrifying. and unable when it comes to hearing about these laws being file

freeman and her daughter have filed a lawsuit against rudy giuliani and one pro trump news outlet, onethe accusations against ms. freeman and ms. moss. they harm but is immense, including peculiarity loss. i don't know if rudy giuliani has a good lawyer at this point and i don't know who he would call if he would want to get. one but watch the space. tch the space. it goes on clear. no mess just soothing comfort. try new vicks vapostick. as a professional bull-rider i'm used to taking chances. but when it comes to my insurance i don't. i use liberty mutual, they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. wooo, yeaa, woooooo and, by switching you could even save 665 dollars. hey tex, can someone else get a turn? yeah, hang on, i'm about to break my own record. yeah. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪ hi susan! honey? only pay foyeah?t you need. i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad... try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love... plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? now get po

rudy giuliani did it in new york. why aren't groups like blm concerned about these lives?se names that nobody ever hearsay about? >> well, sean, the unfortunate reality is blm doesn't worry about those names because they don't move forward the political agenda of black lives matter and the money raising agenda of black lives matter. you are talking somebody who grew up in the inner city of brooklyn, new york when rudy giuliani became mayor. i saw firsthand he kept communities safe. we need to support police and law enforcement and support a judicial system that gets to the crux of the matter about whether you are guilty or innocent regardless of the color of your skin or how much money you make. justice must be blind. if you do wrong like jussie smollett you need to be held accountable. >> sean: "wall street journal" poll yesterday showed republicans and democrats dead even with hispanic-americans in terms of their vote. i believe the republican party rather than following mitch mcconnell's broken promises off the cliff and acting weak. instead of backing him they ought to

so he followed you giuliani before i did. i came in and the lapd in 2002 and then brought him back as counterterrorism in the nypd in 2014. i still play my possible fortune and i have. he takes $2000 a year. and i also had once again the civilians i brought in from the outside. the first time i had kelly in washington and others and my second go around, 2014 i'm jumping ahead a little on you . but this links back to 94. in the course of you know in your 50 year career you make some incredibly intelligent people and you're fortunate enough to work with them. >> i had the opportunity to it was like a moving stain. >> everybody wanted in, everybody wanted to come in and i had friends colleagues of all my departments over the years mocking on the door. they all wanted the last hurrah. i got them all in the door. when i had my executive staff meeting i was wasserman and england. naples and pass on. god love them at that time. but literally i had this super bowl team. and with thattalent , that as the captain of the ship i had a lo

rudy giuliani, most likely to flunk out of law school.t i would say rudy giuliani most likely to buy hair dye from cbs given that running streak of -- >> i would say -- >> go ahead. >> -- rudy giuliani, a man for four seasons. >> that's a great one, too. that's a really good one. all right, well, let me ask you this, eugene. what do you think about nunes' decision here to leave congress and go run trump's media company? why in the world would he do that considering he had a pretty good chance to be chairman of the house intel committee if republicans take over next year, which by some political analyst's predictions they will. i mean, what is it that trump has -- how does he have a hold over these people? does he just love trump so much he just wants to be on the trump train no matter what? >> i mean, i think what the last, what, are we in december? the last 10, 11 months has shown us is trump still has a stranglehold on the republican party, and that means for people like nunes who still wants to have a future in the republican party, he

we did it new york city did it giuliani did it. 65% reduction in violent crime, a 70% reduction in murder reduction in murder in the black communities where the violent crime is the highest. don't tell me it can't be done. i did it the bottom line is you need real leadership that's not going to be afraid to call it what it is and this stuff you are talking about right now is exactly what the problem is. they are afraid to even call it what it is. >> tucker: it seems like it's about one tenth of 1% of the population of new york is in favor of having drug addicts living on the sidewalk. everyone else hates it but that tiny percentage of people make all the decisions how is that democracy? >> it's not democracy. i think we saw that in the last set of elections. you know, the bottom line is, people have to get vocal. people have to stand up. stop sitting back and being cowarded into a position where you are afraid to talk because if you sit back and you are afraid to talk and not calling it out then money is going to do anything about it. i refer back to the 190s. look. new york city had a cr

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mayor giuliani asked my dad to run for bureau president. my mother was diagnosed not that long before that with a muscle disease. it was kind of wearing on my dad to be away from home. and so this sort of fit the right thing and so he ran for bureau president and won which left open his congressional seat and this was always just a dream come true for me after watching him and following him and following the discussions and the debates that -- to have an opportunity to serve in the united states house of representatives was about the highest honor i could think of. >> what was his reaction when you told him you wanted to run? >> all for it. although when i did tell him i wanted to run for the new york city council, he took out -- he took out a card that had the quote, the man in the arena. and he said, take this and keep it in your bag because you will need it. and it is a tough business, but it's a beautiful business. my father always -- i mean, he is is true public servant, right? he always thought that this was just -- his daughter -- an

. >> and 95 giuliani was of the previous mayor's that we went up to 38000. when he left and 96, by 99 was the addition from cops from the cops program. after 41000 for a while. the note back down route 33 -- 34000 once again. >> once believable thegr complexities of an organization like that. >> how do you manage something like that? talk about the challenges of managing something that large as the new york city police department? the toughest management job i had 68 police department. the intimacy you go to persons not everything i didn't have a staff i didn't have captains i have lieutenants and sergeants. i had a corporation counsel for my law issues. it all came into the office is like being a district commander precinct commander nypd in some respects people with laugh at you the talent pool in that organization and almost 1000 captains above the organization. twenty-six deputy commission with phenomenal expertise in legal matters, technical matters. i did not have to go far to get a question answered, just pick up a phone. when you called, the nicommis

nbc news learned rudy giuliani associate is now prepared to publicly release new documents by the end of the week. what this could mean for the investigation. >>> the white house responds to russian president vladimir putin saying it's the west that is inflaming the region. >>> sam, we have all seen those testing lines. they are extremely long whether people are hanging out on the sidewalk or in their car. tell us what you are seeing and hearing from folks, and also what you know about the airlines grounding lights? >> reporter: first, testing, you see this crush of cars over my shoulder. that's one little snippet of what is going on at the testing and vaccination site here in miami-dade. they are somewhere in the neighborhood of 8,000 to 9,000 people getting tested today, and that's triple the numbers in the last coming days. it did not look like this a week ago, but it is ramped up with so many wanting to go and see their loved ones, and florida almost broke its record yesterday, a strong likelihood we will see a bigger number than that that will be the single number of infections d

the effect they have on new york, it went out across the country so we don't have a brian or giuliani? >> the america people have to say, partisan community's have to say i've had enough, i want tough prosecutors. prosecutors have wide discretion on this, really bad people do bad things and prosecutors don't charge them promote they have wide discretion and that's why it was a focal place. if you can get walk liberal prosecutors in this position, he can undermine the whole system but you want a prosecutor who's going to be firm with bad people but fair with others. some people make mistakes and deserve a break and prosecutors give them a break who deserve it made a one-time mistake but you have repeat offenders think the same treatment and they go back out and reoffend and the question becomes, what is law enforcement therefore? what are prosecutors therefore? to make sure the bad people re- victimized more people in the community so they want to put them behind bars in jail and that's a good thing. when the liberals say we are there to protect the minority communities from crops, it'

when i was growing up, this guy came along, some guy named rudy giuliani.nd rudy came along and he put a cop out every corner and made sure they were patrolling the streets. in a funny thing happened in new york. it actually got safer. when the city was safer the economy of the city was able to thrive. and be more robust. the more consistent. that is what you do when you want to build a strong america. if you want to build an america built to last then you have a military that is worried about fighting the enemies of our nation and not worried about the social issues of our country. you see, if i want a soldier, i want a soldier to fight, to win, and then to come home. i don't need soldiers to concern themselves with the issues between white america and black america. i need a soldier ready to win. because here's what i know. the chinese don't concern themselves with the issues between white and black america. the chinese concern themselves with winning. and if you are going to build an america to last, our military has to be concerned with winning. and tha

we had rudolph giuliani butt dialing to reporters, being put on speaker phone, christina, what's up withhem? >> you know, jonathan, it would be laughable -- if oz didn't have a possibility of becoming a senator, and shifting the power of the senate to the republican party. i mean, he's wholly just completely not capable of this job. and we see more and more each election cycle, wealthy people who wake up one morning, brush their teeth and say i should be a senator, a governor. because they have money and they can do it. they don't understand policy and fundamentally they don't understand politics. it will be interesting to see if he really does run to the right and become this maga sweetheart. in the past, he said that he's pro-choice. when sean hannity asked him about it. he couldn't really give an answer. he says now he's pro-life. that's pretty common for republican candidates to flip-flop but he still does not understandle of the nuances of politics and policy. and i think this shows that he's been ready for prime time just yet. so he's doing the argument, i will go into hiding until

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then trump lawyer rudy giuliani began identifying them by name in his wack doodle presentations to among other things georgia republicans in the state legislature. president trump himself played this video clip on a massive jumbo tron at a rally in georgia. again, it's just a video clip showing these women doing what they're supposed to be doing, taking ballots out of the secure containers they are held in and pputting them through the ballot machine. but they kept saying when they showed the clip it showed a crime. well, just look at it these black women with all the ballots. look how criminal it looks? you may also remember that infamous phone call in which president trump tried to pressure the georgia secretary of state into finding enough trump votes in the state somewhere to overturn biden's win. in that phone call, donald trump mentioned ruby freedman's name 18 times, called her a professional vote scammer and a hustler. the head of elections in fulton county said after that call the harassment of ruby freedman and her daughter got even worse. quote, and it just kept going. well, t

then trump lawyer, rudy giuliani started recognizing in state hearings. this massive jumbotron in georgia played the clip, again, doing what they're supposed to be doing, taking ballots out of the secure container they were supposed to be in. but they kept saying it showed a crime, well look at it, look at all the black women with the ballots. look how criminal it looks. you may also remember that infamous phone call in which president trump tried to pressure the georgia secretary of state into finding enough trump votes in the state somewhere to overturn biden's win. in that phone call, donald trump mentioned rudy freeman's name 18 times. called her a professional vote scammer and a hustler. the head of elections in fulton county said after that call, the harassment of ruby freedman got worse and kept going. today, she spoke with reporters zo and jason zepp doing remarkable work across the country, but just as a sort of window into what this has been like for these women, listen to the conditions they felt they had to lay down just to be comfortable talk

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the fullest possible story of rudy giuliani's four season total landscaping hotel which coincidentallye in philadelphia. the doctor oz profile tracks his right would shift from providing medical advice from oprah's couch in the early 2000s to want to be mega candidate from being eviscerated by congress for promoting quote unquote millet cold diet pills on tv to defending covid downplay or sean hannity during the pandemic. olivier nuzzi didn't get an interview with oz himself but she got an insider glimpse at him when, after finding aids for the odds campaign elusive, she called mrs. oz much to her annoyance by her publicly available phone number. when mrs. oz tried to hang upon her, she mistakenly connected her device to what sounded like the sound system of a vehicle. meaning that as they engaged in paranoid conversation and argument for more than four minutes, i remained on the line hearing every word of it. we and we say all of that because it shows the distance between daytime tv celebrity and professional politician able to run a successful statewide senate campaign in a swing sta

the one that stood with rudy giuliani. supposedly, they outline theories of how former-vp mike pence could overturn the election. that is on top of the memo we know came from john eastman. um, was this all right out in plain sight you think? >> i don't know how out in the open it was but i think everybody recognizes that it was -- these were absurd arguments. that the vice president had no authority to overturn the state certification of elections. i mean, the vice president understood that. dan quail explained it to mike pence and they were right. and so, i mean, these -- these lawyers were coming up with these outrageous theories in an attempt to prevent the peaceful transition of power. and it's as simple as that. and again, i -- i hlay the blam at the former president. that's why we are having these conversations today. i know that most republicans with whom i have dealt with who serve or currently in office believe they were all elected legitimately. and if the democrats are going to steal elections, they wouldn't hav