joining me now is jaime harrison, chair of the democratic national committee. mister chairman, you are here in new orleans, you addressed the essence festival this afternoon. i addressed it after you. vice president harris is addressing it this afternoon. thank you for joining me. i think it is safe to say, the recent events have gotten, it is given democrats a lot to campaign on and against. between the continuing revelations coming out of the january 6th probes, which i will get to later, and the past two weeks of controversial supreme court rulings on climate, on guns, and of course the reversal of roe v. wade. it's widening impact. it is easy to assume that national outrage over the courts recent rulings will inevitably translate to turnout in november. but how does the dnc and the party sees this moment? i'm hearing a lot of people saying we haven't seen anything, nothing is coming to us, one of the democrats doing? they're beating up on us. they're taking away our rights and where the democrats? >> well rev., i think you said it perfectly. what we are see

you know, jaime harrison exposing what happened on that day, and events leading up to that same. and i think that that is why the doj, the department justice, and our attorney general, merrick garland, are doing a great job conducting a serious investigation. it is not something you tried on lightly. as a former attorney general of the third largest in america, florida, i can sympathize and understand it. but you have to follow the facts, and you have to get to the truth. and i'm convinced the department of justice is doing exactly that. >> we are out of time, but i want to ask you this, finally. but answer briefly please. you mentioned earlier that you used to be a republican switching parties a decade ago. i have to wonder if looking at this political moment in your former party, donald trump is so formidable hold on the gop's most likely arrival taken from his playbook. the revelations coming out of january 6th investigation and the injuring big lie, do you see this version of the republican party, i mean could you see this ten years ago? >> no. honest to god, reverend. and i