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>> congressman joaquin castro joins me now. thank you very much for being here. that was such a passionate speech today. i want to ask you based on what you said, what do you think they would have done if they had gotten through and the fact your lives were threatened and we're now hearing members of the republican caucus and the house were leading tours of the capitol, which could have given intel to these insurrectionists, that the organizer, who is in hiding, ali alexander, claimed in a video, he's the one who organized this, quote, stop the steal event, said he got assistance beforehand from representatives paul gosar, andy biggs and mo brooks. and then when you look at the two of the qanon congresswomen, lauren bobe art was tweeting the speaker left the store after being asked not to discuss the location of the speaker. do you believe members of the republican caucus might have been involved in the insurrection themselves? >> well, i think that's a great question. and we absolutely have to get to the bottom of it. the reporting seems to suggest that's quite

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. ♪ judy: i am joined by a democratic congressman from the state of texas, joaquin castro, one of thehis impeachment proceeding. welcome back to the newshour. we appreciate you joining us. you voted yes, along with every ever -- other democrat in the house. what message is this sending? rep. castro: donald trump incited a deadly insurrection against the united states government at the u.s. capitol next week and there have to be consequences for a president for doing that. that is why i voted to impeach donald trump and hope the senate will convict him. judy: you heard your republican parties, other members of the house today argue time after time, that it was rushed, did not give the president due process, he had no chance to make his own case, that the house skipped the committee and went straight to the floor in a few hours. do you have concern history will look act on this as a rushed impeachment? rep. castro: i do not. the evidence comes from the president's own words repeatedly telling a big lie about the election being stolen from him, when this was by the government's own accou

el colista demÓcrata joaquÍn castro fue elegido como uno de los fiscales para el impeachment contra trumpingÚn republicano voto a favor. biden dijo que el senado puede llevar adelante el juicio polÍtico contra trump y, al mismo tiempo, enfocarse en temas urgentes para el paÍs, como la pandemia y la crisis econÓmica. en el primer impeachment, todos los congresistas republicanos votaron en contra, lo mÁs probable es que el juicio polÍtico en el senado se celebre con biden como presidente. patricia: luego de la decisiÓn de la cÁmara de representantes, la casa blanca publicÓ un nuevo mensaje del presidente, en el que trump no hizo la mÁs absoluta referencia a la aprobaciÓn para someterlo a un segundo juicio polÍtico. en un tono mÁs conciliador, condenÓ la violencia en el capitolio y pidiÓ a sus simpatizantes mantenerse en calma. ordenÓ usar los recursos para proteger la capital, ante las sospechas de posibles disturbios y ataques. pero su mensaje llega algo tarde, cuando el daÑo ya estÁ hecho. galo arellano nos dice mÁs. galo: hoy el presidente trump condenÓ la violencia como no lo habÍa hech

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with me now democratic congressman joaquin castro of texas. congressman, good to see you.st, tell us what was going through your mind wednesday when you had to barricade yourself? >> yeah, i mean, i was locked down in my office, just like a lot of other members of congress. it's a scary situation for everybody, because you didn't know how far these rioters, these insurrectionists were going to take it. and i think now that we look back at the video and the photos of that house gallery, it's clear that as bad as it was, it could have been much, much worse for the people who were under siege inside that building, and also for the people that were outside on the streets. >> congressman, i want you to take a listen to this from french president emmanuel macron and israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu. take a listen. >> what happened today in washington, d.c. is not america, definitely. we believe in the strength of our democracies. we believe in the strength of american democracy. >> the rioters a the capitol yesterday was a disgraceful act, and it must be vigorously con

ene las nueve legisladores que harÁ de fiscales de se encuentra joaquÍn castro . trump no estÁ totalmente solo >>> siempre se ha tratado de perseguirlo sea como sea es una obsesiÓn dijo jim jordan. ademÁ el grupo de republicanos que culpan al mandatario de haber encendido la insurrecciÓn. pero cuestionan un cerezo a una semana del mando. temen convertirlo en un mÁrtir.. >>> el paÍses en contra bien dividido.. es un momento de cambiar la pÁgina . >>> la respuesta demÓcrata que cada minuto de trump en la casa blanca es un peligro >>> cÓmo podemos comenzar a sanar si todavÍa tienen la pistola en mano dirigida para hacer daÑo y mÁs insurrecciÓn. >>> el portavoz de (...) dijo que marquen de mÚltiples rumore el lÍder republicano del senado no ha recibido cÓmo votarÁ en el juicio contra trump del que se ha distanciado pÚblicamente >>> pasando por encima de la urgencia de los demÓcratas de sacar a trump de la casa blanca (...) ddice que su juicio tendÁa lugar dondurante la administraÓ joe biden >>> publicaron la casa blanca un vÍdeo no estaba la prensa presente fue una gr

. >> thank >> woodruff: i'm now joined by democratic congressman from texas, joaquin castro.gers of this impeachment trial. congressman castro, welcome back to the newshour. we appreciate your joining us. you voted yes, along with every other democrat in the house. what message do you believe your vote and the votes to impeach is sending? >> donald trump incited a deadly insurrection against the united states government at the u.s. capitol last week, and there have to be consequences for a president for doing that. and that's why i voted to impeach donald trump, and also hope that the senate will convict him. >> woodruff: you heard your republican colleagues, other members of the house today argue time after time that this was rushed, that it didn't give the president due process. he didn't have a chance to make his own case, that the house skipped the committee and went straight to the floor and did this in just a matter of a few hours. do you have concern that history will look back on this as a rushed impeachment? >> i actually do not. i think the evidence comes from the p

cÁmara en el juicio que acusaran al pre presidente de haber incitado a la insurrecciÓn uno es joaquÍn castro no dieron detalles al respecto de es >> cristina muchas gracias, esto apenas comienza si es que la seguridad en el capitolio en washington se ha reforzado para evitar que llegara a producirse otro episodio violento como el de hace una semana con el asalto al edificio de partidarios de donald trump. tambiÉn se han blindado los capitolio es de 50 estados y las autoridades l locales mantienen alerta ante la advertencia de que pudieran registrarse protestas armadas en la calle de grupos de extrema derecha seguidores de donald trump. pero el que estÁ en p primera lÍnea en estas fechas es el capitolio de washington, ahÍ es donde se discute un segundo juicio polÍtico al presidente y donde joe biden jurarÁ como p presidente tan sÓlo en una s semana. la seguridad es para que todo transcurra con normalidad, javier buenas tardes cuÉntanos >> felicidad, buenas tardes estamos a siete dÍas ya de la toma de posesiÓn de joe biden y aquÍ se encuentra la capital washington en estos momentos estamos aqu

to get a republican and a democrat take on what just happened and we'll start with congressman joaquin castro democrat of texas. consequence for thank you so much for joining us listen i read your tweets last night and you told your public that you're safe you're sheltering in place that the president once they had incited a coup attempt do you feel that way the day after yeah i do think that the president has been for weeks now really months. telling his supporters that the election was stolen from him that there was widespread election fraud without providing any evidence of that right weight media has followed him down that rabbit hole and so when they got millions of people to believe that then those people started putting pressure on republican and conservative politicians like ted cruz and josh allie and then those guys because of their own political ambitions have also studied stoke the flames in the last few weeks and the result is what we saw yesterday and i just it was an insurrection had a takeover literally of both chambers of the legislative branch of the united states government

other impeachment managers include prominent trump critics like congressman raskin, ted when joaquin castroell has been a leading voice in calling for trump's removal but he has faced call to step down from the house intelligence committee over his relationship with a suspected chinese spy, cutting ties with christine fong after the fbi warned about her in 2015. former california senator barbara boxer sparked controversy for registering as a foreign agent for a chinese surveillance company only 2-d register amid the fallout tweeting due to the intense response to my registration i have determined my continued work has become a negative distraction from my effort to preserve american jobs and make the company better therefore i have deregistered. gordon chang said it is time to get china out of our political system. >> we need to cut our ties with the regime. that is drastic but they are exploiting the openness of our political system to overthrow our government. >> reporter: news of plans to work with chinese surveillance company, president-elect biden's inauguration committee announcing it

joining us to talk about it is house impeachment manager joaquin castro.gressman, i'm so happy to have you on the show. thank you for joining us on a saturday. this impeachment trial is history-making and you're making history by being the impeachment manager to present this trial to your upper chamber, your colleagues and the senate. they're going to need 17 republican senators to buy into this. have you had any indication that any one of the republicans in tupper chamber, the senate, might be open to voting to remove donald trump? >> i've been encouraged by some of the republican senators of the comments that have been made, but we're trying to convince every one of them that donald trump is responsible for inciting a deadly insurrection against the united states government which was essentially a failed coup. we hope everybody puts country above another person, against donald trump. >> i said removed. convicted. he'll be out of office by the time this impeachment trial begins. let me ask you. what are you considering concerning your witness list? might

nancy pelosi announced the impeachment managers, david sissel lynn, joaquin castro, and eric swalwell among a few others. congressman barr, the included swalwell, who of course was compromised by a chinese spy and he's going to be leading the impeachment effort. can't even make this up. >> you can. it's an opportunity, a lifeline throw to him so he can woefully reintroduce himself to the american people rather than the scoundrel that he is, he's nowal going to be a hero to the left, to lead or participate in the effort against president trump. this is such nonsense, laura, that it's almost beyond belief to impeach a president for this at this time and then to have people, including over in the senate make these ridiculous claims that, well, even if he's impeached and he's already out of office, we can still convict them. it's absolute nonsense. >> laura: they obviously don't understand the constitution. i think we saw alan dershowitz flip that idea away on hannity's show just a few moments ago. congressman thank you so much. great to see both ofmi you. the "angle" warned the administr

joining me now is joaquin castro, a democratic congressman. thank you for being here. i'm so glad that you're okay along with all of your colleagues. let's talk about the time line into impeachment -- an impeachment article was introduced today. a vote could come as soon as wednesday. this is a time line that is rapidly squishing down because joe bide listen be president in nine days. what is the goal here? to remove him from office? to keep him from ever running again? >> i can only answer for myself at this point because we're having conversations about this, but i think others share my perspective. and to some degree it is all of those things. i would like to be able to remove him right now immediately. i think that vice president pence and the cabinet should invoke the 25th amendment and to keep him from running for office again. he just lead an insurrection, a coup attempt on the united states government. i don't think he should be president let alone a school board member anywhere in the united states. i think it is a combination of all of those things. >> some o

and congressman joaquin castro is also on the list of managers. president trump's donors in the state of texas following a 2019 mass shooting in el paso, texas. house republican louie gohmert today used match city pelosi's own -- nancy pelosi's own words against her to argue against impeaching president trump. listen. >> here's a quote. i just don't even know why there aren't uprisings all over the country, and maybe there will be. we were called enemies of the state. those are all quotes from our speaker. now, on our side, we didn't take those to be impeachable because we didn't believe she surely meant that. but by the democrats taking this action, you're telling me, no, when we say those, we actually mean to incite violence. lou: joining us now, sara carter, investigative reporter, fox business contributor. sara carter, let's start with louie gohmert. it was interesting to hear pelosi's own words which would, by the definition that she's applies at least as best we can tell because there haven't been hearings, there's not been any dialogue outs

representative joaquin castro saying i'm glad facebook and twitter finally banned donald trump from theirlatform yet only after he could no longer damage their businesses. and senator ted cruz saying big tech purge censorship and abuse of power is absurd profoundly dangerous if you agree with tech bias iran good trump bad ask yourself what happens when you disagree. meanwhile social media at parlor engage in showdown with google after the tech giant pulled a so-called free speech app from its place store for allegedly helping to incite riots at the capitol and jon, apple is threatening to take same action against parlor company's ceo says, quote, this is an attack against our basic civil liberties and our right to free speech. jon. jon: charles watson in atlanta, thanks. suspension of his social media accounts have president trump and allies calling out big tech for censorship. in response the president says he's considering creating his own platform. david spunt is live at the white house for us. dade. reporter: the president once had 88 million followers on twitter he no longer does his

. >>> and coming up, tiffany cross has a packed show with cedric richmond, joaquin castro and congresswoman bonnie watson-coleman calling out her republican colleagues for not wearing masks during that capitol hill lockdown. she has covid herself now. all that on "the cross connection" on msnbc. you try to stay ahead of the mess but scrubbing still takes time. now there's powerwash dish spray it's the faster way to clean as you go just spray, wipe and rinse it cleans grease five times faster dawn powerwash. spray, wipe, rinse. >>> a new report shows the biggest terror threats may not come from abroad now but from home-grown terrorists, inspired and operating here in the u.s. a new joint bulletin from the dh dhjs and eight other agencies say these threats pose the biggest threat to the inauguration. joining us now is msnbc senior security analyst, juan zarate. >> good morning. >> how concerned should we be about domestic terrorists? >> i think we should be concerned directly not only because of what we saw on january 6th but because of concerns growing over the past few years. the we know th

. >> that was texas congressman joaquin castro. of the impeachment managers for the impeachment trial. the second trial. the status quo has changed since the first one. democrats will be leading by a slim majority in the senate. also, last year's case revolved around a private phone dhaul mr. trump made to a world leader. the evidence for this year's charge was televised live for the entire world to see. we all saw the same thing at the same time. for more on the legal challenges facing the president, let's bring in joyce vance, former u.s. attorney, and chuck rosenberg, a senior fbi official. both are msnbc legal analysts. good to see you both. we are so delighted to have the two of you. let's get you a question from a viewer named chuck. that doesn't get you to the front of the line but clearly it doesn't hurt. if trump pardons all the insurrectionists, leaves office and is impeached by the senate, account pardons be overturned? i think the answer is no, that the presidential pardon power is one of those kind of absolute pieces o

for the impeachment as the manager jamie raskin diana to get david to celine joaquin castro. and monday and goossen think ted lieu inflation pastor in here. telecommute. electronically one way or another but we're very proud that they have accepted the responsibility. first sponsor ability we do not think one week ago. we would have. today in a bipartisan way the house. demonstrated. that no one is the law. not even the president of the united states. that donald trump is a clear and present danger to our country. and that once again. we honor oath of office to protect and defend they constitution and the united states. so help us i said what they're heartbroken over what this means country. of a president who worked side answer action. sign the embarrassment of the articles of impeachment. file >>a nasty blow see will now send the articles of impeachment to the senate though the timing of that is unclear. she just said that her heart is broken for what this means for our country and said that no one is above the law not even the president calling it clear and present danger

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>>to citizenship but is backing legislation by texas congressman joaquin castro who says immigrant essential workers are being put in jeopardy. >>well, you know an immigrant workers are contracting covid-19 even now and dying at disproportionate rates because they can't work from home. their jobs not hard clean can take days off nationwide there are estimated 5 million undocumented immigrants who hold so-called essential jobs, a category outlined by many states including california. >>they say changes in the wind after 4 years of policies restricting immigration numbers empathy says that congress can multitask. >>acting on proposals all facing covid an economic relief priorities. in addition to dealing with an impeachment trial is committed to being able to walk and chew gum at the same time that's tracking citizenship is relative the goal is to make green cards available to undocumented essential workers. >>which kicks off a 5 year process become a citizen. >>that was lonnie wong reporting for us tonight the dia says he doesn't have a swearing-in date yet but he expects that to happen short

just got includes congressman jamie raskin of maryland, congressman degett from rhode island, joaquin castroxas, eric swalwell, ted lieu, stacey plaskett, joe neguse, and madeline dean. those house managers were just named tonight by the democratic house leadership. joining me now, hakeem jeffries, chairman of the democratic caucus. he of course was impeachment manager in the first impeachment trial, he is a senior member of the leadership. congressman jeffries, nice to see you. thank you for being here tonight. >> great to be with you. >> i've been trying to keep our viewers up to date, as up to the minute as i can on proceedings and what is happening in congress and what is expected to happen. is there anything that has evolved late tonight that we should know about? what expectations should we set or do you and your colleagues want to set in terms of what people will see happen late tonight and tomorrow? >> we are moving forward with the fierce urgency of now to bring about one singular objective, to make sure that donald trump is removed from office expeditiously because he is a clear an

. >> that was texas congressman joaquin castro.r president trump's upcoming senate trial. this will be the second trial. the status quo has changed significantly since the first one. democrats will be leading this process in both chambers, albeit by a slim majority in the senate. also, last year's case revolved around a private phone call that mr. trump made to a world leader. the evidence for this year's charge was televised live for the entire world to see. we all saw the same thing at the same time. for more on the legal challenges facing the president, let's bring in joyce vance, a former u.s. attorney, and chuck rosenberg, also a former u.s. attorney and former fbi official. both are msnbc legal analysts. good to see you both. we are delighted to have both of you as we have plenty of legal questions. let's start with a viewer named chuck. no, it doesn't get you to the top of the line if you have the same name as one of our guests but it doesn't hurt. chuck asks, if trump pardons all of the insurrectionists, leaves office and t

yesterday one of the democrat impeachment managers, texas congressman joaquin castro spilled the beans, watch this. suspect someone who incited a riot on attempted coup of the united states government, should not be president again it's is not just about making sure there are consequences to his behavior, certainly it is that prayer but even after he has left office, it's also making sure he cannot run for president again. kennedy: .here's the thing predecided clear whether democrats can impeach someone after they have left office. this whole thing could just be a giant time wasting charade. now south carolina republican lindsey graham says enough is enough. >> pursuing impeachment after he leaves office, will further divide the country. it will ruin the start of your presidency, joe biden, you need to stand up with the radical left until schumer to dismiss what i think is an unconstitutional attempts to impeach president trump out of office. stand down. smart wish also see. lindsey's also trying to save zone political skin but does seem a point about impeachment for the divide in the

i will lead out the names, david cicilline of rhode island, joaquin castro of texas, eric swalwell of california, ted lieu of california, stacey plaskett of the u.s. virginia islands, madeleine dean of the state of pennsylvania. what you're seeing now is the ceremonial walking of the impeachment articles over to the united states senate. the senate, of course, where the trial of the former president of the united states will take place. this is the ceremonial part. this is the part we are preserving from all of a long history of this country, 245 years of the republic. this is the way it's done. this is the way it's been done in a small number of impeachments that we've witnessed. the house of representatives having impeached the united states president walk the articles physically, in this case one article of inciting insurrection, over to the united states senate, where these ladies and gentlemen will serve as the prosecutors. they will prosecute the case against the former president. the jurors -- it's a strange situation. the jurors will be the self-same united states senators who

house speaker nancy pelosi has named the team overseeing the impeachment effort it includes joaquin castro has a house democrat from texas and he spoke to steve clemons the host of al-jazeera bottom line the day after the assault on the capital. i think that the president has been for weeks now really months. telling his supporters that the election was stolen from him that there was widespread election fraud without providing any evidence of that right weight media just followed him down that rabbit hole and so when they got millions of people to believe that then those people started putting pressure on republican and conservative politicians like ted cruz and josh allie and then those guys because of their own political ambitions also still stoke the flames in the last few weeks and the result is what we saw yesterday and i just it was an insurrection and a takeover literally both chambers of the legislative branch of the united states government let's speak to jostle and sage mitchell who is an assistant professor at northwestern university in cats are seen joining us from doha thanks

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to get a republican and a democrat take on what just happened and we'll start with congressman joaquin castro democrat of texas concha castro thank you so much for joining us listen i read your tweets last night and you told your public that you're safe you're sheltering in place that the president night states had incited a coup attempt do you feel that way the day after. yeah i do think that the president has been for weeks now really months. telling his supporters that the election was stolen from him that there was widespread election fraud without providing any evidence of that right weight media just followed him down that rabbit hole and so when they got millions of people to believe that then those people started putting pressure on republican and conservative politicians like ted cruz and josh allie and then those guys because of their own political ambitions have also seen the flames in the last few weeks and the result is what we saw yesterday and i just it was an insurrection had a takeover literally both chambers of the legislative branch of the united states government the most

the rest of the list includes congresswoman diana degette, representative david cicilline, joaquin castro, eric swalwell is on the list as well, ted lieu of california, joni goosed and a madeleine dean. the lead impeachment manager there from maryland, here are some of his comments from the floor yesterday and you might hear them repeated in the lead up to the senate trial whenever it happens. >> smashing windows and beating police officers over the head, a bloodthirsty mob attacked the capital and invaded this congress last wednesday. they erected a gallows and repeatedly chanted hang mike pence. they stormed speaker pelosi's office yelling where's nancy. they branded the cover -- confederate battle flag, wounding dozens, hospitalizing dozens, killed five of our people and for six hours they shut down the counting of electoral college votes. our sacred process under the constitution for a peaceful transfer of power in the united states. they may have been hunting for pence and pelosi, but everyone of us in this room right now could have died. as senator lindsey graham said, the mob could

w joaquin castro, and peter meijer, one of ten republicans who voted for impeachment. mr. castro, i want to start with you. i want to get to impeachment, but first, you just heard jon karl say that president trump is still considering a self-pardon. if that happens, should the biden justice department bring a suit against president trump? >> well, obviously that's going to be a decision that's going to be left up to the department of justice under president biden, you know, i have said over the years that i think it's quite possible there were crimes committed by president trump, but i'm going to leave that to the biden folks. >> let's talk about impeachment. i know it's a fluid situation right now. what do you know about when speaker pelosi is going to send the articles of impeachment to the senate so the tries can start? >> well, all of us on the impeachment manager team are ready to go when the trial does start. we're ready to lay out the evidence that the president incited a deadly insurrection that resulted in the loss of lives of five americans, and so there is of co

to get a republican and a democrat take on what just happened and we'll start with congressman joaquin castro democrat of texas consequence or thank you so much for joining us listen i read your tweets last night and you told your public that you're safe you're sheltering in place that the president night states had incited a coup attempt do you feel that way the day after. yeah i do think that the president has been for weeks now really months. telling his supporters that the election was stolen from him that there was widespread election fraud without providing any evidence of that right weight media just followed him down that rabbit hole and so when they got millions of people to believe that then those people started putting pressure on republican and conservative politicians like ted cruz and josh allie and then those guys because of their own political ambitions have also studied stoke the flames in the last few weeks and the result is what we saw yesterday and i just it was an insurrection had a takeover literally both chambers of the legislative branch of the united states government

i will lead out the names, david cicilline of rhode island, joaquin castro of texas, eric swalwell of stacey plaskett of the u.s. virginia islands, madeleine dean of the state of pennsylvania. what you're

clyburn, and the managers for our impeachment, our lead manager jamie raskin, diana dougette, joaquin castro, eric swalwell, madeline dean and joe nanagoosp. we're very proud that they have accepted a responsibility, a responsibility we did not think one week ago we would have. today in a bipartisan way, the house demonstrated that no one is above the law, not even the president of the united states. that donald trump is a clear and present danger to our country, and that once again, we honored our oath of office to protect and defend the constitution of the united states. >> so help us god. and now i sadly and with a heartbroken over what this means to our country, of a president who would incite insurrection sign the endorsement of the article of impeachment. >> thank you, all. >> speaker, are you disappointed that mcconnell -- >> how long do you think the trial will last? >> when do you plan to sign the paperwork to the senate? >> speaker pelosi not taking any questions there, describing herself as just heavy hearted but broken hearted at having to take this action and the reporters retur

our lead manager jamie raskin, diana dugette, david cicilline, joaquin castro, eric swalwell, madeline dean, and joe degus. i think ted lieu is here electronically, one way or another. but we're very proud that they have accepted the responsibility, a responsibility we did not think one week ago we would have. today in a bipartisan way the house demonstrated that no one is above the law, not even the president of the united states. that donald trump is a clear and present danger to our country and that once again we honor that oath of office to protect and defend the constitution of the united states, so help us god. and now i sadly and with a heart broken over what this means to our country, of a president who would incite insurrection, will sign the engrossment of the article of impeachment. >> signing and certifying the bill to make it official. the article of impeachment entitled "incitement of insurrection." there you see it right there. so it's a done deal as far as the house of representatives is concerned. that document now will be formally submitted to the u.s. senate, where t

ha dado a conocer el nombre de los fiscales del juicio entre ellos un hispano el congresista joaquÍn castroe pesan sobre la estabilidad polÍtica nacional que se extienden por 50 estados, julio vaqueiro nos explica como el capitolio de washington d.c. estÁ en la mira de nuevos disturbios, te saludamos julio cuÉntanos. >> ¿quÉ tal? nicole, sÍ hoy sabemos que el fbi advirtiÓ de una posible guerra fue la palabra que utilizaron o un ataque en la capital del paÍs y hoy sabemos que ese informe se dio 24 horas antes de la toma del capitolio, es informaciÓn que se da a conocer en washington post, sin embargo, los hechos no pudieron evitarse, hoy por hoy asÍ van las investigaciones. >> todo el paÍs estÁ en alerta los primeros indicios de riesgo, manifestantes armados protestaron afuera del capitolio de texas, en atlanta georgia manifestaciones a favor del presidente donald trump en washington d.c. se preparan para evitar la violencia (informaciÓn en pantalla) (hablan inglÉs) hay lecciones que deben aprenderse de lo que ocurriÓ en el capitolio la semana pasada, dice el servicio secreto, esta es la age

free democrats -- four democrats -- for democrats, jamie raskin, diana degette, david cicilline, joaquin castroeric swalwell, nine in total on the floor including ted lieu, stacy plaskett and john the deuce and madeleine dean rounding out the impeachment managers that nancy pelosi announced yesterday. about 10 minutes left before we are joined by one of those who will be voting on the article of impeachment today, congressman al green of texas will be joining us at 7:30 eastern. until then, this is james in virginia. caller: good morning. host: good morning, sir. caller: i like to say that i live in a blue state and i voted for mr. trump. i think he ought to serve out his term. i don't think he is a threat to the united states. i think ms. pelosi and people that wants to impeach him, they try to impeach him once and it didn't work. they have almost the same crew of people that want to impeach him. i think it would be a bad thing for america, and i think they are going to stir up the hornets nest if they do that. host: john in illinois, good morning. caller: good morning. they don't need to impe

quien dijo: >>> (información en pantalla) >>> entre los 9 legisladores que harán de fiscales está joaquín castroer el castigo a una semana temen que sea un mártir >>> este país está dividido con temas calientes es momento de cambiar la página >>> pero cada minuto del presidente donald trump en la casa blanca es un peligro según demócratas >>> cómo podemos sanar si tienen la pistola en mano para hacer daño y más insurrección >>> el portavoz dijo que al margen de rumores no ha decidido cómo va a votar en el juicio politico contra el presidente donald trump del cual está distanciado >>> como siempre la decisión va a quedar en manos de la cámara alta del senado donde el líder republicano dijo ayer que no está de acuerdo con un juicio de manera rápida sino que hay que esperar hasta la próxima sesión el 19 de enero un día antes de la transición de poder >>> muchas gracias y la capital del país se blinda ante el temor de nuevas movilizaciones a medida que viene la fecha de relevo del presidente donald trump lo que no tiene precedentes. >>> recargan energías para proteger el corazón de la democracia así