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and charlie and michael, i want to talk about liz cheney for a moment, she was interviewed by lesley stahlesley asked her about her past opposition to same-sex marriage despite her sister being gay let me play her answer. >> i was wrong i was wrong. i love my sister very much i love her family very much, and i was wrong. it's a very personal issue, very personal for my family i believe that my dad was right and my sister and i have had that conversation. >> michael, first to you you know liz cheney, that was a very hard issue for her and hard answer >> this is an issue -- >> she's as -- as anyone on the house side on everything but january 6th. she voted 93% with donald trump on other issues. so she's -- you know, she's facing a very tough reelect as well >> i think this is an issue overall that has changed more in terms of public opinion and the public debate over the past five years than it has in the previous 5,000, and a lot of that change has come as a result of people talking to friends and particularly family, about their experiences in their lives, and it's a wonderful change to se

cheney discussed her decision to join the committee with lesley stahl for "60 minutes." >> millions ofaround the country have been betrayed and misled and deceived by donald trump. he has said that the election was stolen. he continues to say that. he continues to say things that aren't true. and continues to raise money off of those claims. and so to me there's just not a question. >> reporter: she's one of only two republicans on the nine-member committee and a prominent face of it since she was elevated to vice chair. >> we must also know what happened every minute of that day in the white house. >> reporter: republicans in congress feel that by joining this january 6th panel you are helping to keep the focus on trump instead of on the shortcomings of the biden administration. >> those who think that by ignoring trump he will go away have been proven wrong. and my view the american peo people, they deserve better than having to choose between what i think are the really disastrous policies of joe biden in a whole range of areas, really bad for our economy, from a national security p

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at the end of which one of the reporters, lesley stahl of cbs news says mr. president, i'm sorry, you don't seem very excited. at which he responded, i guess i'm not an excitable guy because he knew something she didn't and nobody else did was that the phone calls were starting to pour in, the phone calls from berlin, from warsaw, from paris, from london, asking the same basic question, what the heck is going on. and more importantly, and here i want to use a technical historian term, the people on the other end of the phone were freaking out. because nobody had planned for this to happen. nobody anticipated this would happen in their lifetimes, and we have crowds surging throughout all of europe. one of the most amazing things i think bush does, and we know this from the records we declassified, he manages to keep all of these international leaders calm. to try to encourage them to take a breath, take a step back so nobody ultimately pulls the trigger. as he begins to think about the reconstruction of europe's strategic map with everything going on, and i wi