and i'm not taking any moral lessons from laurence tribe or other so—called scholars who are preparedght. i have to stop you there. and if you want to have tribe on... not only do i have to stop you there, i also have to point out that laurence tribe would utterly reject the way you've characterised him, as i'm sure would harvard law school. it's important to say that... let's have the debate. ..as we end this programme. let's put tribe on the show. well, we can't do it right now because we're out of time. but i do thank you very much for being on hardtalk. let's have a debate. hello. the rain and snow that fell across many parts of the uk during thursday has been petering out. temperatures have been dropping away. surfaces are really wet out there. so with those wet surfaces and some cold conditions, ice could be a big problem on friday morning — fog patches as well. here's the frontal system that brought the rain and snow during thursday, but it has been squeezed out by high pressure. the winds have been falling light — that's allowed temperatures to drop. we've got some fog patches

and i'm not taking any moral lessons from laurence tribe or other so—called scholars who are preparedal views. all right. i have to stop you there. and if you want to have tribe on... not only do i have to stop you there, i also have to point out that laurence tribe would utterly reject the way you've characterised him, as i'm sure would harvard law school. it's important to say that... let's have the debate. ..as we end this programme. let's put tribe on the show. well, we can't do it right now because we're out of time. but i do thank you very much for being on hardtalk. let's have a debate. hello. the weather looks a little more straightforward through the rest of this weekend, earlier on today there was a mixture of rain, sleet and snow across eastern parts of england. that is no delay as the cloud has cleared away into the north sea. this is where our weather is coming from step more showery through the rest of the weekend. we have seen are thriving today bringing in some milder air and also afair bit bringing in some milder air and also a fair bit of cloud with some sunshine. st

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professor laurence tribe was coming on. you asked me to ask him. this procedural question. what'd you think? you think was going to ignore that? come on. come on, rachel. of course. >> no, it wasn't very nice for me to ask you on tv to do it, though. i'm sorry. >> it was very effective, though. >> yes. it was. any time you want me to agree to something or feel very embarrassed about saying no, you just ask me right here and then everybody holds us to account. >> yeah. that's the way it works. thank you, rachel. >> thank you, lawrence. i'm sorry. >> thank you. >>> trump has always been a wolf in wolf's clothing. that is the title, headline, of ezra klein's first essay as a columnist for "the new york times." ezra klein will join us tonight at the end of this hour for tonight's "last word." ba beto o'rourke will also start our discussion tonight. first public address, television interview, since the invasion of the capitol. with drup druonald trump planni travel to texas tomorrow, beto o'rourke has something to say about donald trump coming to texas. while he's being charged

to imagine today there will be enough votes for conviction but as noted constitutional scholar laurence triben a tweet, "wait for a trial before assuming it's all over." professor tribe is the author of "to end presidency:spt power of impeachment." he joins me now. professor tribe, thanks for being with me. what do you make of that, that even some prominent democrats at this point are looking for this to be over and quickly. what does it say to you about the trial or their expectations of it? >> well, they're hoping that the dramatic evidence of a president launching a violent attack on the capitol, leaving people dead, threatening to kidnap others, threatening to hang the vice president, will not take all that long to present. and they are hoping that even though 45 of their colleagues on a procedural motion have basically said let's get it over-w we don't really want to try this case, that once the nation sees in vivid color exactly how bloody this violent attempt by the president to steal the election was that they will decide to convict rather than acquit and that they will decide to disq

, thank you. >>> if you want more of laurence tribe's take on this unprecedented moment, tune in to my podcast on tuesday. subscribe wherever you get your podcast. >>> coming up -- mounting information on a number of law enforcement officials among those who attacked our nation's capitol this week. more on that, next. what are you doing? art class. it's abstract expressionism. when you start with a better hot dog from oscar mayer, you can do no wrong. it's all for the love of hot dogs. and still going for my best. even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib... ...not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'm reaching for that. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. what's next? i'm on board. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an art

and one of the nation's preeminent constitutional law scholars, harvard law professor laurence tribe-s back with me now. he was part of al gore's legal team during the 2000 election recount. professor, you've been with me again and again through all this just as gabe has and he's come out again and again debunked methodically every single one of these claims. now, i want you to look at this from a legal perspective. when you listen to the 60 minutes, right? of call and the president saying he won and putting all these falsehoods out there and saying at one point very clearly that, quote, "there's nothing wrong with saying that, you know, that you've recalculated" to the georgia secretary of state, did the president commit a crime? >> it sure sounds like it. i've almost never heard a crime committed on a live tape, let alone by the president of the united states. but this very much looks like a violation of the federal extortion statute because he was basically threatening to get this raffensperger prosecuted criminally unless he did him the favor of saying he had recalculated. it was a

but i want to show harvard professor laurence tribe, who takes a different view than you on the law. so let me read, so viewers can hear both sides. professor tribe telling "the beat" tonight, "the 14th amendment disqualifies anyone found in court, in court to have participated in insurrection." he goes on to say "not anybody congress names as inciters of insurrection." and he goes on to say, neal, "congress claiming powers for simply labeling trump an inciter of insurrection would be constitutionally prohibited. the court would slap the effort down in a new york minute. don't try it. it won't work." a different view there. your response. >> well, i love larry tribe and we've written many articles together. my sense is i think that might be a bit overstated. i don't think there's anything requiring a court and indeed in the victor berger case i don't think a court determined that. but in general i don't see that in the text. and i do see section 5 in the text of article 4 -- of the 14th amendment, which gives congress the power to implement the 14th amendment by appropriate legislati

>> well, larry tribe -- laurence tribe wrote yesterday supporting the effort for impeachment saying letmore than censure. there doesn't do have to be a senate trial, they won't do anything about it anyway or let them prevent evidence. let them impeach, one final blow. something needs to be done to express the horror about what happened. it was inciting a riot. there was no question about it. when you see the confederate flag being marched through statuary hall you know there's something wrong. it comes back to hawley and the others and the president of the united states. he said he can go out on fifth avenue and shoot five people and nobody would do anything about it. look at all of the rallies. look at the behavior that had become normalized, the rhetoric that had become normalized. yesterday, nato leaders, boris johnson, we had the head of the general assembly in turkey saying how terrible that america doesn't understand democracy like we do here, you know, in r erdogan's dictatorship where dissidents are jailed. the turkish leaders laughing at us. the center of democracy and a beacon

professor laurence tribe was coming on. you asked me to ask him. this procedural question. what'd you think? you think i was going to ignore that? come on. come on, rachel. of course. >> no, it wasn't very nice for me to ask you on tv to do it, though. i'm sorry. >> it was very effective, though. >> yes, it was. any timeou wt