herrera beutler, mccarthy. hice of georgia, mccarthy. iggins of louisiana, mccarthy. higlins of new york. -- higgins of new york. pelosi. hill, mccarty. heinz, pelosi. henson, mccart -- hinson, mccarthy. hollingsworth, mccarthy. orsford, pelosi. oulahan, pelosi. hoyer, pelosi. hudson, mccarthy. uffman pelosi. uizenga, mccarthy. . sa, issa jackson, mccarthy. jackson lee, pelosi. pelosi. california, acobs of new york, mccarthy. jayapal, pelosi. jefferies, pelosi. ohnson of georgia, pelosi. ohnson of louisiana, mccarthy. johnson of ohio, mccarthy. hnson of south dakota, mccarthy. ohnson of texas, pelosi. jones, pelosi. jordan, mccarthy. , mccarthy.io joyce of pennsylvania, mccarthy. can hey lee -- kahele, pelosi. aptur, pelosi. katko, mccarthy. keating, pelosi. keller, mccarthy. kelly of illinois, pelosi. elly of mississippi, kelly of pennsylvania. mccarthy. khanna. pelosi. kildee. pelosi. kilmer. elosi. the clerk of the house: group three has concluded. the clerk of the house: roll call of group four will begin. he clerk: kim of california. kim of california. kim of new

herrera: the science is undeniable. climate change is altering our planet, placing many of our communities at risk. we must prepare for a future that directly confronts these changes. the defendants are chevron, exxon, bp, shell, and conoco phillips. these fun will be used to pay for seawalls and other infrastructure needed to deal with sea level rise. we have some real risk that's going to require some billions and billions of dollars of investment by san francisco on infrastructure if we're going to stop catastrophic loss, so that's what we're looking at. a lot of our developments are occurring along the waterfront. our lawsuit is a part of that. i want to have this abatement fund thahas been created now to ensure that we can fund the infrastructure improvements that we're going to need to ensure that those developments go forward without the threat of sea level rise. scholl: politics in san francisco is funny. there are a lot of really enlightened views. on the other hand, it's probably not enough to prevent the busi

marianna herrera, and madeleine finnell. you are the best. thank you. [applause] and also, our finance chairman for the republican national committee, thanks to todd ricketts. we could not do all the things we have done without todd. i want to thank my husband and my kids. abigail and nash have school right now. nash is in virtual ceramics. if you want to know how you do virtual ceramics from home, he has metal works next semester so we will be curious to see how that works. they cannot miss school. four years ago when i was first elected, nash was here. you have heard my heart or stories about driving with my 15-year-old. i love them. they are phenomenal. my husband, patrick is here. i cannot thank you for the warm welcome that you give him but he is my rock and he is the best husband, partner, father, friend that anyone could ever have. i love you, patrick. thank you for everything. i've no idea where you are. [applause] before i begin my remarks today, i want to address the terrible events that took place at our capital this week. this committee cond

i am sue herrera this is what is happening at this hour. cdc reporting more than 11 million americans have received their first dose of the coronavirus vaccine. west virginia and south dakota are the states with the highest portion of the residents vaccinated, and alabama and georgia have the lowest vaccination rate next month's pebble beach golf tournament will not have the pro-am events due to the coronavirus. people with coronavirus antibodies may still be able to carry and spread the virus even though they are immune france is lengthening its nightly curfews to slow the president of covid-19. starting today -- saturday, i should say curfews will go into effect at 6:00 p.m. nationwide and that's two hours previously for much of the country. you are up-to-date morgan, i will send it back to you. >> sue herrera, thank you. >>> we have new details about how moderna plans to test the long-term protection of its vaccine. for that we go to meg terrell. >> we learn moderna plans to test a booster shot of the covid-19 vaccine one year after the

and washington republican jaime herrera butler spelled out what's kept republicans silent for four years: fear. >> fear tells us what we want to hear. it incites anger and violence and fire. but it also haunts us into silence and inaction. >> stephen: to which her g.o.p. colleagues responded, "shh! he'll hear you!" she tried to reassure them. >> truth, truth sets us free from fear. truth doesn't guarantee bad things won't happen, but it does promise to always prevail in the end. it has no shadows where darkness can hide. with truth comes love, and we could use that right now. my vote to impeach our sitting president is not a fear-based decision. i am not choosing a side. i'm choosing truth. it's the only way to defeat fear. >> stephen: i never thought i'd be so excited to hear somebody say that they believe in objective truth. even though she's a republican, the congresswoman is still willing to admit the sky is blue. and most of the electoral map is, too. by the way, she's right-- the truth will set you free, unless you committed sedition. then the truth will put you in jail for a long

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wyoming, the conference chair for republicans, john katko, adam kin singer, fred up ton and jamie herrera beutler and peter meijer, and anthony gonzales from ohio and tom rice of south carolina and just back into congress is david valadao. and representative valadao had this statement that he tweeted a moment ago. president trump was without question a host: we'll continue here on c-span taking your comments and calls for the next 10 minutes or so and then show you all the debate from this afternoon on the articles of impeach. in columbia, tennessee, here's cherry on the independent line. caller: first of all, i want to thank the 10 republicans who have voted, obviously they see something wrong. a lot of people saying, why don't we go to court and go through that, buts the president of the united states. he is not a civilian anymore. he has the world, american people, in his hands to protect. therefore, we will go to court if he were a civilian like me or you but a president, he did not take a good oath, obviously. he did not mean what he said. he was not going to impart like president ca

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and i will harken to jamie herrera butler, a republican who voted for impeachment, the statement she i'm not choosing a side, i'm choosing the truth. it's the only way to defeat fear. and her words, i think, are so truthful and so important, because it is in that truth in saying the truth to our neighbor, to our family members, having heard conversations within our communities, that we will be able to defeat what is an ideology that is based on lies and based on fear. >> congresswoman abigail spanberger, thank you very much for sharing all of your thoughts with us on this important day. >> thank you for having me on. thank you so much. >>> this is the most bipartisan impeachment in u.s. history, even senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has not ruled out convicting president trump. where does the republican party go in a post-trump presidency? that's next. if these beautiful idaho potato recipes are just side dishes, then i'm not a real idaho potato farmer. genuine idaho potatoes not just a side dish anymore. always look for the grown in idaho seal. when you're through with powerin

. >> (música) >> la familia herrera viajó esta noche a guatemala por una emergencia familiar, sin embargo covid-19. >> las denuncias guatemala para poder ingresar, porque somos ciudadanos. si es para el bien de la humanidad estoy de acuerdo >> los centro para el control de enfermedades anuncian que esta medida entrará en vigor a partir del 26 de enero y tiene como propósito evitar la propagación de nuevas variantes del virus que continúan surgiendo en diversos países. >> me parece bien porque de todos modos, aunque mucha gente no lo crea, tenemos los hospitales saturados tenemos mucha gente enferma hasta que no le pasa a un conocido no cree > a través de un comunicado las autoridades informaron que los pasajeros aéreos deberán hacerse una prueba viral dentro de tres días antes de la salida de sus a estados unidos y presentar documentación escrita del resultado a la aerolínea. >> mucho mejor para la sociedad que nos exijan el control del covid para así saber que está muy bien y que podemos viajar tranquilos. >> en el aeropuerto internacional de los Ángeles muchos de los pasajeros que viaja

president trump where no house republicans supported it, this time ten broke ranks, including jaime herrera beutler. >> my vote to impeach our sitting president is not a fear-based decision. i am choosing truth. it's the only way to defeat fear. >> reporter: the top house republican voting against impeachment. >> a vote to impeach would further divide this nation. >> reporter: but alsonsibility s attack on congress by mob rioters. he should have immediately denounced the mob when he saw what was unfolding. >> reporter: in the white house officials say president trump was monitoring the debate, now banned by twitter and facebook he put out this video response. >> mob violence goes against everything i believe in and everything our movement stands for. no true supporter of mine could ever endorse political violence. now i am asking everyone who has ever believed in our agenda to be thinking of ways to ease tensions, calm tempers. >> reporter: at the capitol the debate at times became heated. >> some of my colleagues, some of which may well be co-conspirators. >> same cited the metaphor that t

liz cheney of wyoming, dan new house, jamie herrera butler of washington, fred upton, david val la, tomof south carolina, anthony gonzales of ohio, adam kinzinger from illinois. >> this may cost me my job, it may not. but this is the kind of decision that is worth putting it all on the line, because quite honestly, more time in congress is not worth losing what i believe to be an honor-losing vote. i think we have to understand that many people, even many of the people at this rally, went there because they were misled, that the election was stolen. so it's a process to inform people of how they were misled, about the importance of the peaceful transfer of power. >> reporter: house republican leader kevin mccarthy, long-time ally of the president, placing blame on trump for last week's attack on the capitol. >> the president bears responsibility for wednesday's attack on congress by mob rioters. he should have immediately denounced the mob when the violence unfolded. >> reporter: but he sided with the nays saying impeachment would tear the country apart with such little time left. >> a

among them, jamie herrera butler. >> i am not choosing a side, i'm choosing truth. it'she t only way to defeat fear. >> reporter: the top house republican voting against impeachment. >> a vote to impeach would further divide this nation. >> reporter: east bay congresswoman barbara lee tweeted, i voted yes again. >> it really in many ways was a dad day, bug it it was a day we had to do what we had to do. >> reporter: you impeachment like an indictment now moves to a trial in the senate. but majority leader mitch mcconnell says there's no time for the senate to hold a fair trial in seven days. the last one took 21 days. congresswoman lee disagrees. >> mcconnell was able to move forward and confirm a supreme court justice, what, in seven days. he could do this now if he wanted to. so the commitment, i don't think, is there. >> reporter: even though the senate trial will be held in the early days of the biden administration, president trump could still be penalized. if convicted by a two-thirds majority, he would lose his lifetime pension and could not run for president

one of them was jamie herrera beutler of washington state. >> my vote to impeach our sitting presidentng a side. i'm choosing truth. >> reporter: was this a matter of conscience for you? >> to me, it was an issue of when i'm a grandma, can i look at this as passionately and say to myself, i believe in the stand i took. and i can tell you right now, i know that i will. >> reporter: do you think you're going to lose your seat over this? >> i don't know. i knew by taking a vote, it would put it all into question. >> reporter: now it's up to the united states senate to decide whether to convict president trump. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell will not start a trial before the inauguration, which democrats take control of the senate. some experts argue it is unconstitutional to try to president after he has left office. but others, like rice university history professor douglas brinkley say it is allowed. so if trump were to be convicted, would he automatically be barred from holding public office again? >> no. the first article of impeachment for inciting riot, it would need to have

republicans who voted for impeachment i'm proud that one of those is my friend representative jamie herrera butler i have supported financially in the past. i think it took tremendous courage on her part she's only in her early forty's and has 3 very young children one of them actually around the age of my child and i would say that i'm very very proud of her i'm praying for her which she did was incredibly brave putting country before party bruce it's unlikely that the senate is going to take up the article of impeachment before donald trump leaves office so the question now becomes is the senate within its constitutional right to hold an impeachment trial after a president's term has in it i'm asking you this because there seem to be 2 schools of thought emerging around this debate whether or not the senate can actually hold an impeachment trial to remove somebody who has already left office. well we have a precedent in 1976 secretary of war head rebel now was impeached in the house for corruption and then he was sent to the articles were sent to the senate he resigned so he was no longer

heart that representative dan newhouse says he is going to vote to impeach another republican jamie herrera butler saying that this vote to impeach will be a vote for the truth and only that will be the past to reunifying this broken country we expect this debate again to last for another hour or so and then that big impeachment vote it'll take a while because of the cold it requires strict sions not everyone can be on the house floor at the same time so within 2 or 3 hours time i would say is when we would expect that vote to be called and the expectation is indeed if there will be enough support to impeach trump for the 2nd time because not only do those 2 republicans i mentioned have they signaled they're willing to vote to impeach but they maybe join. by perhaps a dozen other republicans including the number to reap the number 3 repub republican rather in the chamber liz cheney who released a statement before today with very strong words against the president saying it was he who lit the fire of the attack on the capitol and it is notable that we're seeing from democrats saying that thi

let me jump to sue herrera who has breaking news. >> indeed i do you might recall the company haven that was formed from amazon, berkshire hathaway, jpmorgan, they were designed -- or basically trying to disrupt the u.s. health care industry. well that, venture is disbanding after just three years if you recall, the health care stock basically haven has made good progress, they are saying in exploring a wide range of hank solutions, swem plodding new ways to make primary carriesier to access however, this venture is now disbanding and the 57 employees, which are boston based, will be distributed either through jpmorgan, amazon or berkshire hathaway they will continue to collaborate on an informal basis but, scott, you probably will, health care, health insurance and we did see those stocks sell off when that was announced and they they are disbanding after three years. >>. >> and a big fanfare. i remember that day well >>. >> you got it. that was very important and i'm glad woo went to it. the reality is we are continuing to see about ty so people taking advantage of the opportunity i th

i'm sue herrera. here is your cnbc update at this hour today at the white house, president trump is scheduled to award the presidential medal of freedom to golfers sorenstam and gary player but so far today we have not heard anything directly from the president about yesterday's capitol riots. >>> acting homeland security director chad wolf said he is imploring the president and all elected officials to condemn yesterday's violence >>> and based on today's gain for tesla's stock, elon musk is estimated to be the richest person in the world topping jeff bezos is the value of his options are included you are up to date i'll see you in an hour. back to you. >> sue, thank you. i still remember elon musk said he will pass him mark zuckerberg announcing in a post that president trump is now blocked from both facebook and instagram indefinitely our next guest says the social media platforms are accessories to felonies we watched on tv last night he is the co-founder of elevation partners and early facebook a

jamie herrera butler crossing party lines and voting in favor of impeaching the president. >>

realized how big it was going to be and also she's been -- we've been -- but really she's been building herrerayears. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> you've been to my house, very modest, i don't care, i would have died there. but she rightly so has a fantasy of a beautiful house. and it's done and first thing i did was pull that motorhome right in front of it and now it lives in front of her dream home. >> i think we have a picture of it. i wanted to ask about it. [ cheers ] so there's a house somewhere behind that. >> well, no, this is the view from the home. you're like looking out the dining room windows, you're welcome very much, this is what you get to see. [ laughter ] so she said, you know, when i envision this beautiful home i did not think this would be parked in front of it. i said, i'm not sure what you're embarrassed about, if our neighbors see this they're going to think i aerosmith is spending the night. clearly a lot of different lights are an option. king side bed and back. two beautiful bunks. queen up front. full size fridge and washer drier, two -- two showers. >> jimmy: that's unneces

stay with us >>> i'm sue herrera.e is your cnbc update at this hour the polls are open in georgia to choose that state's two u.s. senators and determine which party will control the u.s. senate lines are short at many voting sites thanks in part to record levels of early and absentee voting >>> in washington, d.c., the national guard using trucks to block streets leading to capitol hill it is part of security preparations ahead of pro trump protests scheduled for today and for tomorrow >>> gulf arab leaders signing and agreement following saudi arabia's ending its 3 1/2 year embargo of qatar it is a first step to repairing ties between allies. >>> and tonya roberts reportedly died last night. less than a day after her long time partner prematurely announced her death. he had visited her in the hospital on sunday and believed that she had passed away roberts who starred in the james bond movie "a view to llki" collapsed at her home on christmas eve. >>> you are up to date i'll see you again in an hour. "squawk alley" w

attorney preet herrera are joining us now. is this legal? >> depending on the circumstance, it certainly smells. we have people referring to the final day or days of the clinton administration and talking about some of the unseemly and smelly pardons he issued. with respect to the pardon issued to marc rich, he was a fugitive from prosecution in the southern district of new york. that caused a serious federal investigation for a period of months. no charges were ultimately brought. but there was enough of a stink about it that it required investigation. some of the things that you just mentioned may cause the same thing that happened. if you have someone like rudy guiliani suggesting for a $2 million fee, i can get you a pardon. that sound like more than a legitimate legal fee. >> the president issued so far what 42 pardons, nine commutations since the election. has the usual process been corrupted, from your perspective? >> well, in some ways, it's been corrupted. in some ways, it's been completely invaded. there is an office attorney among

cheney, wyoming, john katko of new york, adam kinzinger of illinois, fred upton of michigan an jamie herrera from washington. some. president's allies are saying stand strong. saying the president is being treated unfairly. >> americans are tired of double standard. democrats objected more than republicans did last in 2016 but. reporter: others say the process is rushed with no hearings, no witnesses, and unnecessary. >> we're coming off a horrific event that resulted in six deaths. we have an opportunity to move forward but we cannot if the majority insists on bringing the country through the trauma of another impeachment. reporter: democrats should have the votes to pass the impeachment article tore for crenocytement of. >> this is sad time in the history of our country. no one is celebrating. no one wants to see this occur. reporter: expecting 10 to 20 republicans to break ranks and vote to impeach. neil? neil: nike emanuel, thank you very, very much. the timeline on this is a vote later on this afternoon. it could come anywhere from three to 5:00 p.m. eastern time. again, the democrats h

i'm sue herrera. here is your cnbc news update at this hour.sident biden will update his racial equality this afternoon the exec siv actions will include police and prison reform. >>> in alabama one person died and 17 in the hospital after a tornado ripped through the suburbs of birmingham. officials say the path stretched for 10 miles california officials say the state paid at least $11 billion in fraudulent unemployment benefits last year and another $20 billion worth are questionable if those are found to be fraudulent as well, more than a quarter of all payments have gone to people who didn't qualify for them. >>> and for the first time in nba history, two female referees efficiented the same game. it happened at the hornet's magic game they had a full rest since 1997. currently the league has five women on the roster ofreferees you are up to date that's the news update i'll send it back to you. >> thank you. >>> now, our next two guests want to rid you of your many passwords and infinite characters you want to add on with security updates,

and jamie herrera butler said she would not let injustice prevail. >> my vote to impeach our sitting president is not a fear-based decision. i'm choosing truth, the only way to defeat fear >> the article impeachment has been formally engrossed. the next step will be to formally walk it over to the senate mitch mcconnell said the trial would begin at the first regular meeting after it is received >> and he's also saying at the home he's undecided on impeachment, right >> that's right. he said he wants to listen to the legal arguments and that he has not made a final decision. that's hardly a ringing endorsement of the president mcconnell is an institutionalist and says there hasn't been enough time to hold a fair trial before trump leaves office next week so far only two senators have said he should step down, pat toomey and lisa murkowski, but others have been silent on how they plan to vote. it would take 67 senators. and chuck schumer said if that happens, the chamber will vote to bar trump from everyb holding office again >>> kevin cramer joins us from north dakota impeachment now

. >>> welcome back, everybody, i'm sue herrera.s your cnbc update at this hour as president trump was preparing to aboard air force one to see the border wow in texas. he disavowed any personal responsibility for the capitol riots saying his speech to supporters before the violence was totally appropriate. minutes before as he was leaving the white house, trump accused democratic congressional leaders of causing what he called tremendous anger by moving to impeach him. but -- >> as far as this is concerned, we want no violence, never violence we want absolutely no violence >> and nbc news reports, the white house which has been a covid hot spot, will be getting a deep cleaning before the biden administration arrives the report says government contracts and purchase orders indicate the cleanup will be much more comprehensive than what's usually done when a new president moves in you are up to date that's the news update carl, i'll send it back to you. >> all right, sue, thank you very much. >>> gm's mary barra giving the keynote thi

herrera beutler. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from washington is recognized for one minute. ms. herrera beutler: i stand to say that the enemy is not the president or the president-elect. fear is our enemy. it insites anger -- incites anger and violence and it haunts us into silence and inaction. what are you afraid of? i'm afraid of what people will say or think. i'm afraid of being devalued. i'm not afraid of losing my job, but i am afraid that my country will fail. i'm afraid patriots to this country have died in vain. i'm afraid my children won't grow up in a free country. i'm afraid injustice will prevail. but truth, truth sets us free from fear. truth doesn't guarantee bad things won't happen but it does promise to always prevail in the end. it has no shadows where darkness can hide. where truth comes -- with truth comes in love. my vote for impeaching the sitting president is not a fear-based. it's the only way to defeat fear. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york wis

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ten republican members of congress who voted to impeach the president today, congresswoman jamie herreratler, in her statement about why she was going to vote to impeach as a republican, she actually did something i think very helpful today. she put the spotlight back on something that i think hasn't received nearly enough attention. congresswoman beutler said this in her statement. she said, "the violent mob bludgeoned to death a capitol police officer. they defaced symbols of our freedom. these terrorists roamed the capitol, hunting the vice president and the speaker of the house. hours went by before the president did anything meaningful to stop the attack." then she says this, "instead, he and his lawyer were busy making calls to senators who were still in lockdown seeking their support to further delay the electoral college certification." this is true, and good on that republican congresswoman for putting a spotlight on it in her statement explaining her yes vote for impeachment today because as much as the president is now pretending he was shocked, shocked, quite surprised, and o

. >>> welcome back, everybody, i'm sue herrera, here's your cnbc news update at this hour treasury nomineelen says she will soon strengthen economic competitiveness, which includes significant spending on infrastructure yellen says must more be done to stop a pandemic-induced economic downturn >> i see, for example, extended unemployment insurance, snap benefits and so forth as having a very large bang for the buck a. huge bang for buck comes from the money we spend on public health to make sure that we have widespread vaccinations quickly. >> johns hopkins says the u.s. has confirmed more than 24 million cases of coronavirus and nearly 400,000 deaths. half of the nation's confirmed infections have happened since mid-november. >>> and the new york mets fired jared porter, this a day after espn reported he sent graphic uninvited text messages to a female reporter in 2016 when he was working for the chicago cubs porter was hired just 37 days ago. are you up to date that's the news update julia, i'll send it out to you >> thanks, sue. >>> our next guest is launching a women into executive ran

another republican from the state of washington, jamie herrera-beutler cast a very brave vote for impeachment today. >> with truth comes love and we could use that right now. my vote to impeach our sitting president is not a fear based decision. i am not choosing a side. i'm choosing truth. it's the only way to defeat fear. >> ten house republicans defeated fear and did the right thing. what do we say to them now? what do we say to liz cheney and the nine other house republicans who finally, finally did the right thing today and bravely voted to impeach donald trump? i don't know. i know that we should never forget what they did that led us to this point, but i don't know what to say to them now. it takes a much wiser person than i to answer that question. and so we are joined tonight by democratic congressman adam schiff of california. he's chairman of the house intelligence committee and was the lead house manager in the first senate impeachment trial of donald trump. chairman schiff, thank you very much for joining us tonight. really appreciate it. i really do want to turn to you for this

and jaime herrera said that it is the only way to defeat fear. >> i am not doing this for anybody, but to defeat fear. >> reporter: and the next step is to walk it over to the senate, and majority leader mitch mcconnell said that the trial will begin at the first regular meeting after it is received. >> he is also saying that at the moment, he is undecided on impeachment, right >> he says he wants to listen to legal arguments presented in the senate and he has not made a final decision, and that is hardly a ringing endorsement of the president, because mcconnell is an institutionalist, and he says there is not enough time to hold a fair and serious trial before trump leaves office next week, and so far, only two republican senators have said that trump should step down, and this is pat toomey and lisa murkowski, but others are silent on how they plan to vote. it would take 67 senators to convict him of incitement, and today, top democrat chuck schumer said if that happens, they will also bar trump from ever running from office again. shep. >> ylan mui, thank you. >>> senator chuck krae

i'm sue herrera.e is your cnbc update president trump will give the highest civilian honor to two supporters in congress nunez and jordan will receive the presidential medal of honor. >>> iran seized a south korea oil tanker tensions between tehran and the west iran also starting to enrich uranium to an extent it has not done since signing a deal in 2015 to curve the nuclear weapons program. >>> in london, a judge rejected the u.s. request to extradite wikileaks founder julia assange on espionage charges the judge says assange is likely to kill himself if sent to the united states. >>> and the jacksonville jaguars have fired their head coach doug malone less than a day after finishing their worst season in franchise history. the jaguars won their season opener but lost the next 15 games in a row you're up to date. i'll send it out to you. >> sue, thank you for that happy new year >>> as we head to break, let's get a check on shares of eb battery maker. it is down 35% today there is scrutiny over the r

with that, i yield my remaining time to representative herrera butler from washington. >> thank you, madam chair. you know, is this a country, is this an america, that we want to give to our children? a country of lawlessness, of might makes right, of mob rule? previous generations of americans have laid down their lives to answer no to that question. i do not want to be the first generation of americans, so selfish, as to answer yes. nothing is more important to me than preserving the -- this -- this constitutional republic, as a representative. article ii of the constitution states, each state shall appoint, in such manner. >> i know. i tried to get to kinzinger. i tried to get him some love. we will find another chance. and look. it is an important aspect of this. let's come back to the panel and ron brownstein. there is going to have to be an accounting here. you don't get to get away with this. you don't get to have ignored what trump was about, all along, because you were getting goodies or judges or whatever it was. this guy went way beyond the pail of any kind of partisan acc

jamie herrera-butler, moderate, john katko from upstate new york, fred upton from western michigan, most significantly liz cheney. she is the chair of the house republican conference, the third highest ranking republican in the house of representatives, and she believes that the president's conduct contributed to this riot and she says he must be held accountable. she said, i will vote to impeach. so watch to see how many republicans break ranks. i was told it could go as high as 20, but i spoke with steve scalise this morning and he didn't think it would be quite that high. he thought it would be closer to the five number. the other thing to watch for, and this is confusing some of us on capitol hill. once you vote to impeach, you have to send to the senate who the managers are, the prosecutors, who will present the case. two years ago, last year i should say, it was adam schiff, democratic from california. this time it will be jamie raskin. but what's unclear is when they would send the articles over. you can't start the senate trial until you get the articles of impeachment. nancy pel

but other republicans like washington's jaime herrera beutler voted to impeach. >> my vote to impeachresident is not a fear- based decision, i'm not choosing a side, i am choosing truth. it's the only way to defeat fear. >> desjardins: in all, 10 republicans threw their support behind impeachment. the final vote was 232 to 197. it was one of the shortest presidential impeachment debates in american history, but it was incredibly passionate, with fear and blame woven together. >> just one week ago, almost to the hour i laid right there on the floor of the gallery above us, i heard gunshots in the speaker's lobby. i heard a mob pounding on the door. and what they were trying to do, they were all an angry mob incited by the president trying to stop certification of a legitimate election. it's clear the president learned nothing in the last year. >> rather than actually helping the american people, in this time, we start impeachments that further divide our country. i call bull crap when i hear the democrats demanding unity. sadly they are only unified in hate. >> desjardins: as the debat

jamie herrera butler from my home state of washington, who also spoke up against the challenging of thege votes, is another one that has said she will vote to impeach. and i'm really so glad that the country is finally waking up. this is not a partisan issue. the security and the safety of our country is at stake. and if donald trump stays in office for a single day longer, we are putting the safety and the security of our country at risk. and so i hope that there will be anywhere from a dozen to 20 republicans at the end of the day, but that is a hope, not a prediction. and i hope that then we immediately send those articles over to the senate. and that the senate takes them up immediately. i understand mitch mcconnell is saying that they're not going to convene. chuck schumer is going to use a procedure that allows him to ask for a convening immediately in a situation of security and national security and emergency. but mitch mcconnell does have to agree to that, as long as it's before senator schumer becomes majority leader. we need this done today. >> and it sounds like the first st

you played jamie herrera's statement which was excellent.the problem, though, it's hard for me not to look at this as a glass half empty thing, those ten, while good on them, are completely swamped by the 139 republicans in the house caucus that voted to overturn the election results and put in place in the election results a donald trump autocracy based on their own decision that they have imagined that there was voter fraud and that they want to disenfranchise every voter in the entire state of arizona and pennsylvania, and replace their judgment with the judgment of donald trump's maga q-anon caucus and the house of representatives. thank god the never trumpers worked together to overturn, or who knows how ugly it will be. i'm proud of those ten, but let's be real, 139 rort supported a coup while ten supported holding donald trump accountable. >> some are going after the likes of liz cheney. we saw people like jim jordan calling liz cheney to step down from her position as conference chair after she voted to impeach. what do you make of t

ms.eld my remaining time to herrera beutler from washington. ms. herrera beutler: is this a country an america we want to give to our country, lawlessness, mob rule. previous generations have laid down their lives to answer no to that question. i do not want to be the first generation of american so selfish as to answer yes. nothing is more important to me than preserving this constitutional republic as a representative. article 2 of the constitution states each state shall appoint in such manner as the legislature thereof may direct a number of electors. meaning that it's the duty of the state legislatures to select their electors in the manner they stipulate. it's right here. the founders of our republic did not want to federalize elections that's why they resembt this to the state legislatures. when congress interveend, it was in a civil war and multiple slates of electors. of the six states actively being contested five have republican legislatures. five are controlled by one party. five have the authority to get together and to vote to change

. >>> good morning i'm sue herrera. we are seeing new restrictions in europe today.ew lockdown beginning at midnight with people ordered to stay at home for the month of january to tackle the escalating crisis there. first minister there said the situation is extremely serious adding the new varient accounts for nearly half of new cases in that country scotts will now be required to remain home except for essential purposes >>> britain began using the new vaccine by astrazeneca and oxford today being the first country to roll out the shot the 82-year-old dialysis patient was the first to receive today at oxford university hospital. in the united states, restriks are being lifted pennsylvania restaurants may reopen today at 50% capacity social distancing and masks will still be required for employees and customers and those serving alcohol on site but end saled by 11:00 p.m. you are up to date >>> u.s. hospitalizations continue to hit record highs the vaccination is slow. distributing 14 million doses. short of its goal with just over 4.2 million doses being administe