necessary, to defend my friends and my colleagues. >> joining us now is democratic congressman jason crow during the first impeachment trial of donald trump. congressman crow, thank you very much for joining us again tonight. i literally don't know where to begin. there is two ways i want to talk to you. one is a victim of this crime and also as a former impeachment manager. let me start with your impeachment manager experience. the one witness that has occurred to me that i actually feel could be effective and could be a very difficult witness for republican senators to deal with would be a capitol police officer. i don't know who it is but a capitol police officer who is close friends with brian sicknick, the officer killed by the crowd, to testify what it was like for the capitol police and how this officer got injured if it's among the 140 who got injured, what we know about brian sicknick, to bring that murder of officer sicknick onto the senate floor in real terms. do you think that's something that would be appropriate for that trial or would take up as they seem to be thinking too

. >> representative jason crow compared the events of this day to a time in afghanistan as an army ranger, something senator reid know something about. >> what i saw and the capital behind us is something i

jason crow compared this event to a time in afghanistan as an army ranger. >> when i felt inow the capital behind us, is something that i've not felt since i was in afghanistan. a member of congress in 2021, in the u.s. capital in the house floor that i was preparing to fight my way out on the people's

. >> representative jason crow compared the events of this day to a time in afghanistan as an army ranger, something senator reid know something about. >> what i saw and the capital

while we were crouched down in those final moments, jason crowe told us to take our pins off so that when we got out of the hallway, if there were perpetrators there, they would not know we were members of congress. >> this identifies me as 117th members of congress. there was a line of s.w.a.t. officers with their guns drawn and they were holding back protesters. they took us to the underground tunnels and additional security and the speaker came in at one point and gave some remarks to reenforce our resolve and make a commitment that we are going to return that night. >> as both house members and senators staying locked down in the capitol fearing for their lives and vowing to return to finish verifying the votes. the president and the personal lawyer were trying to stop it

. >> representative jason crow compared the events of the state to a time in afghanistan. >> what i felt, the capitol behind us, something i haven't felt since i was in afghanistan. as a member of congress, in 2021, in the u.s. capitol on the house floor, that i was preparing to fight my way out of the people's house. it is just beyond troubling. >> humbled by his experience on january 6 and describe the events as surreal as they unfolded here in the capitol. >> it was something that i just never thought i would see in our nation's capitol, and particularly in the house chamber. it was surreal when it was unfolding. you know, what was interesting was a bravery and the courage of some of my fellow members. when we got to a point where the mob was banging on the doors and

joining me now is colorado democratic congressman jason crow, a former impeachment manager and while i want to talk to him about what's happening on the floor of congress right now, let me ask you about requesting the former president to testify. obviously getting him to be under oath has been a challenge for robert mueller, for the impeachment managers, yourself. is that just something that democrats assume he will decline the opportunity to do that? >> hi chuck. you know, that question actually works in really well with your past guest and some of the comments he made.

a light and it was frankly i was curious representative jason crowe compared the events of this day to his time in afghanistan as an army ranger something senator reid knows something about and what i fell in the capitol behind us is something that i haven't felt since i was in afghanistan as an army ranger and to think that as a member of congress and 2021 in the u.s. capitol on the house floor that i was preparing to fight my way out of the people's

. >> represented jason crow compared the events of this day to his time in afghanistan as an army ranger, something senator reid knows about. >> what i t felt in the capitol behind this is something i've not felt until i was in afghanistan as a ranger. and to think that as a member of congress in 2021 in the u.s. capitol on the house floor that i was preparing to

. >> representative jason crow compared the events of this day to his time in afghanistan as an army ranger something senator reed knows something about. >> what i felt in the capitol behind us is something that i haven't felt since i was in afghanistan as an army ranger. to think that as a member of congress in 2021, in the u.s. capitol, on the house floor,

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joining me now is democratic congressman jason crow of colorado. achment manager during the first impeachment of then president donald trump. all the way back to one year ago. congressman crow, thank you very much for joining us. i wonder what your advice is or if you have given advice to the impeachment managers for next week about what -- what you could have done better in the first round given that obviously these are two different events, but given that you might be running into or they might be running into the same united republican refusal to consider the evidence. >> hi, katy. thanks for having me on. i have spoken with a number of the impeachment prosecutors that will be starting the trial next week. though i don't think they need my advice, and i think my advice is probably fairly limited in its use because this is such a radically different situation. in our case a year ago, you're right it seems like a decade ago, but just last year we had that other trial going forward. you know, foreign corruption case where the president used national

. >> we'll talk to former impeachment inquiry congressman jason crow. >>> and washington tries to moven to president biden's economic rescue package and the fight against the pandemic. >> we have now purchased enough vaccine supply to vaccinate all americans and now we're working to get those vaccines into the arms of millions of people. ♪ >>> welcome to inn side politics sunday, i'm abby phillip. to our viewers in the united states and around the world thank you for spending part of your weekend with us. 57 senators voted to convict donald trump, the most votes ever for a presidential impeachment but still short of the ten needed to have the super majority that's required for conviction. yes, the seven republicans who sided with every democrat risked intense political backlash from their base, but two aren't running for reelection and three more won't face voters until 2026, freeing them up to be blunt about the twice-impeached former president's conduct. >> rather than defend the constitutional transfer of power, he incited an insurrection with the purpose of preventing that transfer

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from jason crowe who was part of that let's listen in to senator schumer. >> the argument was one of the most powerful i've ever seen. they hit it out of the park was erudite and are really got to your heart. >> host: very brief comments from majority leader chuck schumer. we are seeing a tweet from this afternoon from one of the former managers one of last year's miniatures jason crowe colorado talking about the presentation of the lead attorney for president trump and if there is any doubt donald trump doesn't have the defense bruce castor just erased it. we are taking your calls and your texts as well. 202-748-8920 and make sure when you text you tell us your name and where you are texting from. we got a mark in palmdale california on the republican line. >> caller: thanks for taking my call. can you hear me? >> host: yes, we can. >> caller: i think the conversation whether it's legal constitutional it's all irrelevant. i think it's just about fear. the people in washington are fearful of what trump can do god forbid in their eyes if he is reelected. i think they preyed on his naÏ

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at that point jason crowe reached out and took my hand saying you are going to be okay.o be okay. >> the perfect person to be in the fox hole with. he's a former army ranger. >> outside the house floor near by, lawmakers were hunkered down hiding. >> the room that i was in i start t ed hearing a lot of stomping and chanting right outside. >> i was really frighten. i was moving a lot of furniture i was physically able to and tried to barricade the door. >> people climbing the walls and breaking into doors and in the parliamentary office. >> this is a breach of national security. >> it is a critical office. that's what ensures the senate can function where all the papers are kept. >> nancy pelosi's office is one of the most heavily guarded on capitol hill. you can't just walked into nancy pelosi's office. that's what one of these demonstrators did. there is a photo of one of the r rioters sitting on her desk with his feet up. the rioter took away the name plate that's on top of her suite. these rioters sitting at desks. >> this is something that's not done. you don't walk

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joining me now is jason crow, an impeachment manager during president trump's first impeachment trialning. >> good morning, jim, thanks for having me. >> so there was a conventional wisdom that the outcome of the trial is already set. there is no way you get the republican votes necessary to convict. that said, you do have unlikely voices such as liz cheney that the president may very well be guilty and is conventional wisdom wrong, could democrats in your view convinced a sufficient number of republicans to convict? >> well, jim, i learned a long time ago that you can't control whether or not other people will uphold their duty and the only thing you could do is uphold yours and do your duty. we have to make sure that we're holding people accountable and embracing the truth and telling the story of what happened in order to fix what happened. i'm not interested in -- anybody here, but i'm interested in doing this -- >> i get the motivation there. and i understand the political dynamics here, that no one seems to want a long trial. the focus seems to be on staying away from witnesses

i want to bring in congressman jason crow. he is from colorado. a former army ranger. he served as an impeachment manager during the first impeachment of former president trump last year. congressman, good to have you. thanks for your time. democrats have pulled out every tool so far. it would seem that they can think of, to try to convince republicans. they laid evidence. they used the words of fellow republicans. they tried public shaming to a certain extent. is it more about getting a vote on the record than it is about getting an actual conviction? >> hi, craig. thanks for having me on again. you know, this is the unprecedented situation where you have a trial that's held at the scene of the crime. the prosecutors and jurors are victims of the crime. listen, everybody who is sitting in that chamber pretty much knows what happened. they were there. people's lives were threatened. what's going to be really important is that we lay context for how we get there. the words of president trump, this was a deliberate buildup by donald trump. he lit the match on january 6th

we are joined by congressman jason crow, democrat of the state of colorado. he served as one of the house impeachment managers during the first go-round. during the insurrection he was captured in a now iconic photo sheltering in the gallery with some of his fellow members of congress as rioters bore down on the house chamber. he is an attorney by training, an army ranger, a bronze star recipient and a veteran of three tours in america's two ongoing overseas wars. congressman, that's where i want to start. if your instructors at ranger school did their job, your pulse came down as other pulses rose on that day. you saw this trauma through your lens. we civilians saw it our way, but are we united in believing that this is that one event that seems to worsen the longer we get away from it and the showings of what happened on that day as the managers showed today? >> good evening, brian. thanks for having me on. so you're right that it was trauma, and i did view that through my former army ranger lens, unfortunately, but not before calling my wife and telling he

let's discuss with democratic representative jason crow of colorado.essman, thank you so much for joining us. so what message are you and your fellow democrats trying to send with this vote? >> the question before us, wolf, is will this country allow hateful, violent, rhetoric, incitement of violence, threats against our fellow americans, and members of congress, and engaging in lies and conspiracy theories, are we going to allow that to become a part of the mainstream? because this has to do with marjorie taylor greene, but it also has to do with a lot more than marjorie dtaylor greene. there have always been people that peddle in lies and falsehoods in our country. this is different because this has to do with an entire political party, congress, that has to stand up and say are we going to push back on it? >> the congresswoman said she regrets her comments made in 2018, 2019. she never did actually formally apologize. she spent much of the time deflecting blame. do you think her speech on the house floor today changed any minds, and i'm speaking spe

joining me now is colorado democratic congressman jason crow, a former impeachment manager and while i want to talk to him about what's happening on the floor of congress right now, let me ask you about requesting the former president to testify. obviously getting him to be under oath has been a challenge for robert mueller, for the impeachment managers, yourself. is that just something that democrats assume he will decline the opportunity to do that? >> hi chuck. you know, that question actually works in really well with your past guest and some of the comments he made. i think if we've learned anything about, you know, leadership in america, in what's required right now, it's that words matter. what the president says matters. what marjorie taylor greene says matters because, you know, as a leader you're judged by your words and your conduct because they have an impact on people. so, you know, this request by the president to come and testify, he's going to come up and tell his story. i don't think that there's any other kind of subterfuge or intent to making that request, other th

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joining us now is democratic congressman jason crow of colorado.of the house armed services committee. he also served in afghanistan as an army ranger. congressman, good evening. >> hi, good evening. thanks for having me on. >> let me if get your reaction to one of the republican members of the house foreign committee. >> i was in the white house with president trump arguing to him, you don't want to repeat the same mistake as your predecessor in iraq where you pull out 100% and isis reared its ugly head. not allow the taliban to take over the country is important to their national security interests and ours. >> congressman, what is your sense of what may happen if the u.s. pulls out on may 1st at least the way things are going on the ground right now? >> i don't think we are going to pull out on may 1st. there is no way to do that safely for the soldiers, and also to do it and keep faith with our allies here. there are a couple of things going on. first off, i think it's important to say that we have to end this war. this is america's longest war

their gas masks and held hands as writers gathered outside here in the slide you see representative jason crow comforting our colleague representative susan wild the riders continued to surround the house chamber flooding the halls and kicking on the doors as they passed them this security video shows ashley babbitt followed by others in the mob turning the corner toward the house lobby doors where the members were leaving chairman the governor was one of the last members to leave the floor as he left the house lobby just after 2 40 pm he was spotted by the mom. was. was. that. minutes later at 2 44 pm actually babbitt attempted to climb through a shattered window into the house lobby to protect the members in the lobby an officer discharged his weapon and she was killed i want to warn everyone that the next video which shows her death is graphic. ok. cool the the. the inside the chamber representatives staff and journalist remain trapped in the gallery one floor above the house floor and heard the gunshot my colleague representative dan kildee produced this recording. the thought take you to

here in this slide, you see representative jason crow comforting our colleague, representative susan wild. the rioters continued to surround the house chamber, flooding the halls and kicking on the doors as they passed them. >> imagine being in that room. this was the scene outside the house lobby doors. rioters calling up a mob that would eventually lead to smash doors and the deadly shooting of rioter ashli babbitt. when that group refused to stop trying to breach the entry. inside, on the other side, in the gallery, democratic congresswoman susan wild. you saw her in that picture, and she joins us now. thank god it is good to see you safe and in a very different setting. i know you don't love to see that. but during this trial, you are a witness, and it matters. take me inside the head and heart that was lying on that floor in that moment. hold on. congresswoman. i think you have yourself muted. >> sorry about that. hi, chris. >> it sounded great. no, i couldn't hear anything. tell me again. >> i don't remember ever actually lying on my back like that. i remember being in a crouch

and joining me now is democratic congressman jason crow of colorado. congressman, thank you so much for being with us today. march 14th is coming upon us really fast. can house democrats and senate democrats and anyone else that's going to sign onto this bill get it done in time? >> hi, katy. thanks for having me. i think we can get it done in time. it's going to be really close. that's why we've been moving with all speed to get this bill through committees, to vote on it next week, and to pass it over to the senate. because what we understand, what i understand in my district here is i haven't had a single person ask me what mechanism or what procedure are we using to get this bill through. they just want it done. they want it through. and either we're going to start opening our schools up or not. we're going to start delivering aid to our businesses or we're not. or people's unemployment insurance is going to expire or not. we just need to get it done and we're going to fast to do that. >> what do you see as the hurdles to getting it done on time? >

been a lot of bipartisanship in washington it seems but you having you're working with democrat jason crowe, you're both veterans on the war on terror. tell us about the idea, it's the global war on terrorism memorial to be built on the national mall to join the world war ii, vietnam and korean memorial. >> anyone that has gone to the memorials, knows how powerful an experience that is. if you've welcomed an honor flight home, coming back to your district or met them in washington, d.c. it's one of the most powerful experiences you could ever have and so as a veteran myself, i'm teaming up with my democrating colleague, jason crowe, an army veteran, in order to authorize a place on the national mall for memorial that is a recognition of those who served in the global war on terrorism. wars that may not have a definitive end date but nonetheless contain a ton of stories of heroism, of men and women that paid the ultimate sacrifice keep our country say. as you referenced, at a time when the country is divided, i can't think of anything that can bring it together as much as the shared recognit

. >> congressman jason crow, thank you very much for joining us for this special hour. we appreciate it. >> thanks, lawrence. >>> congressman jason crow gets tonight's last word in our special hour "trump on trial." "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts right now. ♪ ♪ >>> and good evening once again. day 20 of the biden administration and we are about 14 hours away from the start of the second impeachment trial for the now former president. tonight, the senate chamber has been readied with long tables in place to let the impeachment managers and defense teams do their work at a social distance. today trump's lawyers revealed a much more detailed defense following the attack on the capitol. in the 80-page brief submitted, which misspells the name of the country, it says the trial is unconstitutional and argue trump's speech on january 6th was not an act encouraging movement to over throw the misspelled united states government and trump did not direct anyone to commit lawless actions and blame a small group of criminals that come to the capitol armed and ready for a

. >> leading off our discussion tonight, democratic congressman jason crow of colorado and democratic congresswoman mikie sherrill ofom new jersey. they are both members of the house armed services committee. congresswoman sherrill, let me begin with what we just heard from tim ryan.t you were among the first to say you thought you saw what looked to you to possibly be f reconnaissance missions in the capitol the day or days before january 6th. d can you tell us if you have been contacted by federal prosecutors about that investigation? >> lawrence, i've spoken to federal investigators, i've told them everything i know, and now that is under investigation. >> and what is -- what is your sense if you can tell us, about what the elements of that investigation include? does it include possible investigation of members of congress? >> you know, i don't want to go any further than that. like i said, i turned everything over to them and i know now it's an active investigation. >> let me also -- you rely on your military experience and your position on the armed services committee to get you

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. >>> congressman jason crow gets tonight's last word in our special hour "trump on trial." "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts right now. getss last word. "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. good evening, day 20 of the biden administration. we are 4 hours away from the start of the second impeachment trial of the former president. the senate chamber has been ready with long tables in place to let impeachment managers on defense team do their work at a social distance. trump's lawyers revealed a detailed event following the attack two months ago, the brief smitd to the submit the document managed to misspell the name of our country. trump's speech on january 6th was quote "not an act encouraging and organize movement to overthrow the misspelled united states government. they blame a small group of criminals incumbent of the capitol. they called the trial a political theater. the impeachment managers came back with a five page memo of their own wriing "incitement of insurrection against the united states government which disrupted the house. tomorrow both s

here in this light, you see representative jason crow comforting ribs and a div susan wild. -- comfort teen representative susan wild. --comforting representative susan wild. turning the corner toward the house lobby doors where the members were leaving. chairman mcgovern was one of the last members to leave the floor. as he left just after 2:40 p.m., he was spotted by the mob. [indiscernible] >> minutes later, a woman attended to climb through a shattered window into the house lobby. to protect the members in the lobby, an officer discharged his weapon. she was killed. i want to warn everyone that the next video, which shows her death, is graphic. >> he's got a gun. >> inside the chamber, were present tips, stat -- representatives, staff were -- remained trapped. my colleague produced this recording. >> out of fear that they would be seen or taken by the mob, my colleagues were telling each other to take off their congressional pins. that buzzing sound that you hear in the background was the sound of the gas masks. it was not until approximately 2:50 p.m., downstairs remaining members

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for more on the house impeachment manager strategy, let's bring in democratic congressman jason crow ado, of course an impeachment manager in the first impeachment trial of the former president. congressman crow, good morning, thanks for being with us this morning. >> hi, good morning. >> so hopefully you sort of heard what we just laid out there, the strategy of the impeachment managers, the shorter video presentation, what kind of evidence as somebody who's been there before, just a year ago, do you think they need to present to try to get more republican senators over the line? >> well, this is the unprecedented situation where the trial is occurring at the crime scene, the jurors in this case the senators were victims of it, as are the impeachment managers. so using the venue itself, and painting the picture, i think, would be very powerful and very important. but, you know, at the end of the day this trial is not going to be made or broken by one or two witnesses or which witnesses gets called and which do not. i have extreme confidence in jamie raskin and this team to present th

shortly before airtime, i spoke with jason crow, who was pinned down with other members in the houseallery during the assault. congressman crow, thanks for joining us. what did you make of what you heard today? a lot of important information was discussed, but there was also fingerpointing and conspiracy theories. >> some conduct was disgraceful. they need to be held accountable for their involvement in helping to lead us to january 6th. but largely, you know, there are still far more questions than there are answers to those questions. failures at multiple levels. what is very clear after today's testimony, what i want to know is why that intelligence assessment, the threat streams that were conducted by the fbi didn't make it to the capitol police. there are also questions about the responsiveness or lack thereof by the national guard. why weren't they prepared and ready to respond as well? we need to do more investigation, and that's one of the reasons i'm leading the investigation, to conduct that more robust review. >> after the insurrection, you told "rolling stone" that this w

a light and it was frankly i was curious representative jason crowe compared the events of this day to his time in afghanistan as an army ranger something senator reid knows something about and what i fell in the capitol behind us is something that i haven't felt since i was in afghanistan as an army ranger and to think that as a member of congress and 2021 in the u.s. capitol on the house floor that i was preparing to fight my way out of the people's house against the mob is just beyond troubling. representative pat fallon was humbled by his experience on january 6th and described the events as surreal as they unfolded here in the capital it was something that i just never thought there i just never thought i'd see this in in our nation's capital and particularly in the house chamber was a it was surreal when it was unfolding you know it. would interesting was the bravery and the courage of some of my fellow members when we got to a point where the mob was banging on the doors and all that kept them from reaching that the chamber itself was the doors and then some furniture that we ha

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and now democratic congressman jason crow. he served as an impeachment manager in the first impeachment trial of president trump, so certainly you know his face from that. i want to start with you, congressman, with this new reporting about kevin mccarthy. he calls trump during the riot. we knew that. he tried to get the president to call his supporters off. we knew that. we knew trump didn't do it. but now we know some of what happened on the call. we know mccarthy told him they were literally breaking the windows trying to get into his office in the attack. we know that trump says to kevin mccarthy, well, kevin, i guess these people are more upset about the election than you are. and then he did nothing to stop it. do you think, congressman, this will have any impact on your republican colleagues? >> hi, erin. thanks for having me on. i've given up trying to predict what will and won't have an impact on the gop in the senate and the house. i have thought many, many times over the course of the last couple years that, you kno

. >> represented jason crow compared the events of this day to his time in afghanistan as an army rangering senator reid knows about. >> what i t felt in the capitol behind this is something i've not felt until i was in afghanistan as a ranger. and to think that as a member of congress in 2021 in the u.s. capitol on the house floor that i was preparing to fight my way out of the people's house against a mob is just beyond troubling. >> representative pat was humbled by his experience on january 6 and describe the events as surreal as they unfolded here in the capitol. of something i just would never -- mike i just never thought i would see this nations capitol. and particularly in the house chambers, it was surreal whenr it was unfolding. what was interesting was with the bravery incurred encourages some ofe my fellow. we got to the point where the mob was banging on the doors and all that kept them from breaching the chamber itself was the doors and then some furniture that we had moved in someme capitol police. and they needed to be augmented. so tony gonzalez and a freshman rep from t

. >> representative jason crow compared the events of this day to a time in afghanistan as an army ranger, something senator reid know something about. >> what i saw and the capital behind us is something i haven't felt since i was in afghanistan as an army ranger and to think that as a member of congress in the us capital on the house floor i was preparing to fight my way out of the people's house against a mob is just beyond troubling. >> representative pat fallon was humble by his experience on january 6 and describe the events as surreal as they unfolded here in the capital. >> that was something i never thought i never thought i'd see this in our nations capital and particularly in the housechamber . it was surrealwhen it was unfolding . >> what was interesting was the bravery and the courage of some of my fellow members. when we got to a point where the mob was banging on the doors and all that kept them from reaching the chamber itself was the doors and then some furniture that we had moved and capital police and they needed the augmented. so tony gonzalez, a new freshman represent

here in this slide, you see representative jason crow comforting our colleague, representative susan wild. the rioters continued to surround the house chamber, flooding the halls and kicking on the doors as they passed them. this security video shows ashi babbitt, followed by others in the mob, turning the corner toward the house lobby doors where the members were leaving. chairman mcgovern was one of the last members to leave the floor. as he left through the house lobby just after 2:40 p.m., he was spotted by the mob. [ shouting ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> minutes later, at 2:44 p.m., ashli babbitt attempted to climb through a shattered window into the house lobby. to protect the members in the lobby, an officer discharged his weapon and she was killed. i want to warn everyone that the next video, which shows her death, is graphic. >> there's a gun, there's a gun. >> he's got a gun! [ shouting ] >> oh, [ bleep ]. oh! >> inside the chamber, representatives, staff and journalists remained trapped in the gallery. one floor above the house floor. and heard the gunshot. my colleague, repr

jason crow compared this event to a time in afghanistan as an army ranger. >> when i felt inow the capital behind us, is something that i've not felt since i was in afghanistan. a member of congress in 2021, in the u.s. capital in the house floor that i was preparing to fight my way out on the people's house. against a mob. that isy just beyond. cicilline: haney was humbled by his experience on january 6th and describes events that was the real as they unfold near the capital. >> i just never thought i would see this in our nations capital. particularly, the house chamber. it was three of as it was unfolding party. cicilline: what is interesting was that the bravery and courage of some of my fellow members. when we got to a point where the mob was banging on the doors and all that kept them from reaching that chamber itself, was the doors and then some furniture that we had moved, and they need to be there. so a new freshman rep. and a few others stepped in. and we broke off furniture. some of the hand sanitizer stations on these big giant polls, what windfalls we turn them upside down . a