. >> and editorial boards are calling for his removal inclu including the "washington post," "the new york times," the "usa today," "chicago tribune" and moat notable rupert murdoch's paper. nikki haley told members his behavior was disappointing and his actions since election day will be judged harshly by history. >> there's a growing group of people within the administration willing to leave a little early. mick mulvaney said, i can't stay here he was most recently as a special envoy to northern ireland. >> transportation secretary elaine chao became the first to leave in transportation. she said she was deeply troubled by what happened. >> five political appointees also. >> over night education secretary betsy devos became the second cabinet secretary to resign announcing her last day will be today. the president of the federation of teachers union responded to her leaving by a two word statement. good riddance. >> the capitol police chief is also resigneding chief steven sund's resignation will go into effect on january 16th. >> and the senate sergeant-at-arms is stepping down >>

seen as anti-gay or intolerant and they are afraid to speak up, but it's a a political decision to inclue on it. >> i think that that is right. also where did it come from and why is this happening? well, this is rank misogyny coming from the left. there's also a tremendous amount of money behind the movement. if you viewers are interested in learning more about that, because i know that we don't have time tonight, visit the 11th our blogs and it goes into extraordinary depth to explain where the money is coming from and whyhy this movement is still well-funded and third we know this movement has accomplished all that it has been able to accomplish including the executive order. it has been documented that this was a deliberate strategy to go behind theer media's back and in fact every institution of society. >> the question is why. i really hope that you come back. people say okay, whoho cares, bathrooms, whatever, but you understand that it's foundational. thank you for saying that and i thank you for having me. >> and it is foundation. sexual differences are not just something that we

and unfortunately i think that part, inclues at this of -- inclusiveity of diversity of thought is notfar more important things to be worried about than pronouns. todd: lawmakers worried about pronouns, meantime china is taking over the world. patrice onwuka, we appreciate your time. thank you so much. jillian: thanks. overnight, police calling in the bomb squad after an explosive device is thrown from a moving car. police say the device detonated and damaged a parked car. no one was hurt. police are searching for a white pickup truck in connection to the blast. they are investigating reports of an explosion in another neighborhood. todd: people could soon be detained in new york if they are suspected of having covid-19. a state democrat is proposing a new law that would allow governor cuomo to detain people at medical facilities if they're considered a danger to public health. many say the measure targets the sick and infringes on constitutional freedoms. jillian: the california business owner makes a plea to the governor to reopen. >> they keep telling us the data and the science, lo

things i saw included a map of the district around the kavpt, inclu capitol, including all the buildings and how they're connected by the underground tunnels and discussion about whether or not given how many people there are, they can set up blockade around the congressional district to stop congressmen from fleeing. >> if average citizens looking at the internet could see this, that raises the question why didn't law enforcement catch this. >> a number of republican politicians spread their own lies and disinformation to support and abet president trump's efforts to overturn the election results and incite supporters. >> bottom line is the court is saying we're not going to touch this. you have no remedy. basically, in effect, the ruling would be that you got to go to the streets and be as violent as antifa and blm. >> we will not go quietly into the night. we will defend liberty. into the future. and we are going to win. >> it is very clear in looking at the record that not only president trump, but other elected officials, his allies were out there trying to whip up anger, trying to

the last speaker said that forfour years the president did all these terrible incitable things incluing anti-semitism. i take exception with that but i think it's important that we embrace one thing that was said. yes, the president has been consistent for the last four years. during his campaign i even -- representing another candidate said that the president had political tourrette. i don't think that's being debated. what's being debated is whether with 167 hours left until he leaves office, is he a clear and present danger? he clearly isn't. the president has acting substantially the same for four years. he's rallied his base and he has called for peaceful protest as he did just a few days ago. the fact is today we're trying to punish the president, at least some are, for four years of what he did, not for what happened last week. what happened last week was the result of anarchists who came loaded -- >> the gentleman's time has expired. >> i yields back. >> the gentleman from new york is recognized. >> i yield one minute to distinguished gentleman from louisiana. >> gentleman from

people of michigan safe, republicans in the legislature have done everything they can up to and incluing suing governor whitmer to throttle her efforts to make it so there can be no state action against covid. armed protesters swarmed the michigan state capitol multimillion tim multiple times this past spring. at one time lawmakers found themselves attempting to do their legislative business with multiple men with rifles looming over them from the balcony inside the capitol. ultimately, the armed mob forced the michigan capitol to shut down. when lawmakers returned to work, some of them brought their own security guards. after the november election, the trump campaign filed multiple lawsuits in michigan trying to get joe biden's victory there overturned. specifically, they wanted all those votes from majority-black detroit thrown out. they were all presumptively fraudulent. the trump team claimed. and the local board of canvassers in wayne county where detroit is, they went along with it, at least for a while. the republicans on that board for a time blocked the certification of that cou

painting by herself, but she ordered it to be slaved and it was the collective efforts of many people incluingaul jennings, an enslaved man. as we see with the gilbert story, history can be complicated and ccomplex. at the same time, the myths are incredibly different to untangle. the fact that many of these tales persist still today tells us more about how americans have approached, understood, invented and shared antidotes in many ways. it underscores a deeper truth about what it means to be an american. that we are constantly defining and redefining who we are as an american people. an attempting to ground those constantly shifts realities in the confines of our shared national path in can serve the greater good generating more interest in history as well as compel individuals to critically analyze the historical record for more answers like we did with dolley madison's correspondence today. the key is to use your learned skills in this course as a lens to understanding the world around you. that is part of the reason that i showed those media accounts so that even when people are talking a

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if in light of this riotous member that invaded the capitol, if they continue to disrupt events incluinginauguration itself and also in light of the covid pandemic with its social restrictions and avoidance of social gathering, if you think it would be a good idea and constitutionally possible for president-elect joe biden to hold the inauguration and his inaugural speech in virtual format only. >> rich, thank you for that great question, and i love that deep red background, by the way. you'll have to tweet me later and tell me what color that paint is. first, it's totally digital and subjective. personally, yes, i think it's a great idea to make as much of the inauguration as virtual as possible. stay home, people, which brings me to the second part of your question. is it constitutionally possible. again, the short answer is yes. the constitution spells out duo things about presidential inaugurations. first, according to article 2, section 1, clause 8, before taking office, the president mutt solemnly swear to execute the office and preserve and protect and defend the constitution of t

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