howie: joining us now you to talk about the coverage of the president's secretary impeachment is hogan gidleythe former trump campaign press secretary and former deputy white house press secretary and hogan you were a top spokesman in the first impeachment so you've had experience in this. do you believe the media are promoting this impeachment because as you know, there's been an awful lot of criticism of president trump's handling of january 6th including from the >> well, they promoted the last one too, howie. nancy pelosi continues to play politics with people's lives. she did it in the first one. remember when donald trump was talking about coronavirus in february? what were the democrats focused on? politics. calling the president glee knowc and rate i. they're doing it all over again. for months, nancy pelosi held up trillions of dollars that would have gone directly to american workers to help them. the relief they needed through this government-imposed shutdown. we needed that money. she held it up by her own of admission for political reasons. and she did it for months. but within h

hogan gidley reacts. our monday panel mo and mark are standing by. we have a lot of breaking news. a lot to cover on the backlash on big tech. let's start there, gillian. >> the first big breaking news item, the loss, parler is now officially suing amazon. looks like the decision from amazon, apple and google to yank parler is having the effect of killing that social media app. take a listen. >> we're doing to try hour best to get back online as quickly as possible. we're having trouble because every vendor we talk to says they won't work with us because if apple doesn't approve and google doesn't approve, they won't. >> parler is known for popularity among president trump supporters, but the tech giants say the site is lawless. they say it allows users to promote and organize violence totally unchecked. republican lawmakers are calling foul claiming big tech is censoring conservatives because of their political viewpoint. listen. >> the effect of this is, there's no longer a free and open social media company or site for any american to get on any longer. >> members of president t

trump campaign spokesman hogan gidley tweeting, "president trump has not yet made a determination as to which lawyer or law firm will represent him." rudy giuliani was seen entering the white house saturday and says he's involved. but given his own role in potentially inciting the mob that swarmed the capitol. >> let's have trial by combat! >> reporter: some republicans don't want him anywhere near the senate trial. >> it's rudy giuliani's defense, i think it raises the likelihood of more than 17 republicansor co >> reporter: president trump is set to leave office with the lowest approval rating of his presidency. a new poll shows it hitting a rock bottom 29% with 75% of americans saying he bears some responsibility for the attack on the capitol. some democrats are attempting to bar him from ever entering the capitol again, or receiving post-presidency intelligence briefings. >> there is no circumstance in which this president should get another intelligence briefing, not now, and not in the future. >> this is insane at every level. >> but trump loyalists are warning president-elect

has been no response at all from a formal response that is a former spokesman for the president hogan gidley did give an interview to the media which in which he said that he had been speaking to the president but claims that there was no discussion about the impeachment proceedings other sources describe the president as a very angry but it would appear that much of his anger is directed at the fact that the p.g.a. decided to remove the golf tournament from his new york state govt course but certainly there's been no formal response from the president or from the white house at this particular stage and break also what have we heard from biden about the future steps that might take place do we get a sense that he is in support of what many of his fellow democrats democrats want to see and that is an impeachment. well we know that the president elect has been discussing this whole matter with members of congress democrat members of congress incidentally received a 2nd coronavirus shot in the course of the day but he is largely it would appear leaving it up to congress he stated that specific

ahead we'll talk to the president's campaign spokesman, hogan gidley.peach donald trump for the second time with ten republican votes, the president unloaded, speaking to reporters for the first time since the violent insurrection at the capitol that triggered the vote. >> it's really a continuation of the greatest witch hunt in the history of poll of ticks. it's ridiculous. it's absolutely ridiculous. i think it's causing tremendous danger to our of country. howie: nearly all

testosterone in one place is like a powder keg, and last night unintentionally a trump spokesman called hogan gidley that fuse. he did so by claiming that donald trump is the most masculine president of the history of the united states. more masculine than george washington or teddy roosevelt. mr. don lemon of cnn's prime time lineup wasn't having it. here's how he responded. >> he is the president of the united states. he's the most masculine. come on, man. shut up. shut up. he is the biggest snowflake of them all. >> i don't want to hear about your feelings. why are you coddling his feelings all the time? why are you coddling all these peoples' feelings. we understand how they feel. how they feel. give them time to accept the election. really? who is the snowflake now? the president's legacy will be not the most masculine president but the biggest loser we have ever had as president. >> tucker: oh. guess who's going to miss donald trump quite a bit? cnn. this is all getting out of hand a little bit, all the masculinity, all the gender neutral masculinity, things can get out of hand. in the spirit

overnight a trump campaign spokesman hogan gidley saying the president has not yet made a determination as to which lawyer or law firm will help him -- represent him in what the spokesman calls a disgraceful attack on our constitution and democracy known as the impeachment hoax. we know among those considered for that is rudy giuliani who was spotted entering the west wing just last night, lindsey. >> josh lederman with explosive new reporting from "the new york times." that's video of what josh was talking about, that visit last night to the white house. very illegal activity if found to be true. our thanks to ellison barber and catie beck. >>> joining us is congresswoman sherry bustos of illinois where officials there are bracing for possible unrest like so many other states. this includes putting up plywood over the windows of the capitol building, much like what we saw in richmond. congresswoman, before we get into what your state is doing, including deploying troops, we want to get your reaction to "the new york times" report, that there's potentially illegal sales of pardons going

giuliani also not ruling out having the president testify, but trump campaign spokesman hogan gidley tweeting this, president trump has not yet made a determination as to which lawyer or law firm will represent him. that impeachment trial could be playing out during biden's first 100 days in office posing a significant challenge for him as he tries to push through his agenda. there are some things that he will be able to do on his own, he does want to put through a slew of executive actions including repealing that muslim ban on predominantly muslim countries and also making it mandatory to wear a face mask on federal property. dan? >> thank you, rachel. really appreciate it. >>> let's bring in abc news political analyst, matthew dowd. good morning. i want to pick up right where rachel left off this morning. how optimistic are you that joe biden can get much done in the early days of his administration while the senate is also conducting an impeachment trial? >> well, good morning, dan. i mean, i think that the new president, president-elect biden can do a lot that is even unrelated

now there's been no response or formal response as the president's former press secretary hogan gidley was speaking media in the course of the morning he claimed that there'd be no discussion about the 25th amendment with president trump in his conversation that he had with him so there has been no formal response whatsoever however didn't describe the president as angry and certainly he made clear that the president is insistent on now taking some steps to burnish his legacy as he were he's planning a trip to the border in the course of tuesday to once again exaggerate or emphasize his border wall which was such a part of his administration he'll be going to alamo texas right on the border with mexico so certainly president trump has no formal response as yet we were expecting to hear from him sometime during the course of the day remember he did present a medal of honor to congressman jim jordan earlier on the softer noon. and michael were about to touch on a story about how the trumpet ministration is there's a need to who these in yemen is a terrorist organization because you know

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we had hogan gidley on the national press secretary for trump 2020. democrats take georgia. >> both ossoff and warnock are making pledges not just embracing and adopting the green new deal which would destroy our economy but also make us less secure on the global stage by relying on other stations for our energy, they want to open our borders. they want to make puerto rico a state, d.c. a state. pack the court. all the agenda items that have been radical from the beginning, that have been exposed, they are embracing and promising to do. will: you don't have to project, you don't have to guess what the democrats will do or want to do should they gain control of the senate. jon ossoff, candidate running against david perdue in georgia, said we don't want partisan gridlock. we don't want anybody in the way of our agenda. everyone is on the same page about what is at stake here in georgia. it is interesting, over the last couple of months, pete, i had virus friend call me across the political spectrum but they haven't been from georgia. pete: you have fri

honestly i think it's just been hogan gidley the former deputy press secretary who talked about how masculine president was yesterday over on fox. there has not been that full-court press like you've sometimes seen in the past on the white house side, either. >> let's bring in -- we've got congressman seth moulton democrat from massachusetts who is joining us now. congressman, i would love for you to weigh in on what we just saw. we were a bit stunned at the republicans basically handing back the mic, that they basically ran out of defenders that i thought said something. you are a member of congress, you know how these rules debates get, was that a surprise to you? >> it says a lot, chuck, you're absolutely right. i have great respect not just for my colleague jim mcgovern from massachusetts but tom cole from oklahoma as well. what you heard from him and his argument was essentially we're going to achieve unity by sweeping this under the rug. it's a very weak argument. what jim mcgovern said is we will have accountability and then we can have unity. we need truth and accountability first. an

giuliani is actually representing trump on impeachment is up for debate with trump campaign spokesman hogan gidley hasn't yet decided who will represent him. joining me now, one of the house impeachment managers, congressman joe neguse of colorado. thank you for coming to "the sunday show." what's the time table? >> good morning, jonathan. good to be with you. no decision has been made with respect to when the articles will be submitted by the speaker to the united states senate, but i suspect that will happen soon and ultimately, the impeachment manager team that's within assembled which is very talented legal team led by my friend and league, representative raskin, will be prepared to try this case in the united states senate whenever that trial commences. >> how broad will this -- will the case be against the president? it's just one article of impeachment and it's focused on the insurrection, but is this -- will your strategy be to go broader than that, to talk about what the president had said about -- falsely -- about the election being stolen or being rigged or fraudulent votes being cast.

here is hogan gidley. >> the media largely ignored so many of the scandals surrounding raphael warnocklk about that race at all and all the issues he faced. you saw again a rigging of the election like they did to donald trump on what they decided to cover and not cover, big tech. >> the president sending a message to republicans in congress as they meet this afternoon to consider whether or not to certify the slate of electoral votes. listen here. he said on twitter the republican party more importantly our country needs the presidency more than ever before. the power of the veto stays strong. now, the president insisted the vice president mike pence presiding over this afternoon's session has the authority to accept or reject slates of electors. however, the electoral count act suggests very strongly that mike pence does not have that authority. i was talking to rudy giuliani 45 minutes ago who said there may be a way for the vice president to circumvent the act saying it is of dubious constitutionality and send everything back to the states for reconsideration. four states including