li. she left the da's -- she has called for accountability from pharma and other entity responsible for launching the opioid academy. sharelight is a consultant in the center of excellence, an organization dedicated to promoting best practices in constitution. she is a graduate of columbia university, columbia law school and the institute for political skins in paris temp lives in new york city with her husband and children. joining charlotte in conversation is patricia mccorporal make. a two-time national book award finalist, and she wrote never fall down, the true story of a boy who survived the killing fields of cam bodie -- cambodia, and is he co author i am malala, the give who shot by the taliban and her fight for education. her book, the plot to till hitler was pressured in -- published in 2016. he first picture book about the little horsey who became a hero came out no 2017. she attend rosemont college, and has an msa from the new school and lives in new york. so, pries look charl

li. this letter is in regards to our daughter and your patient as she is in very bad shape both mentally and physically as well. please, you must stop prescribing these deadly doses of drugs ranging from methadone to you name it. she is one foot away from a serious od. what was it like to meet dr. li the first time? >> well, after reading those patient files and reading that letter and notes from recording his conversation with other parents, when i first saw him on the day of arraignment, it was a relief to know that we had shut down his clinic. that was in november 2011. we also knew it was the beginning of a long journey this week to let so much work to do to trace back the criminal conduct and capture it through the actions of another grand jury. but i think i can safely speak for my trial partner, peter, and for joe hall, and anybody else who worked on the case that it was an enduring mystery to know how he had come to sit in front of these men and women and write out those prescript

li and they lost theirsen and their son died alone he was young. there was fentanyl laced in the substance he was using. harm reduction can allow for safe injection sites which i know are very controversial but again, nobody wants people to die alone and none necessarily. i think we need to set aside some of our thinking on that for those of us who maybe struggle to accept it and just save lives. >> what is -- does a judge's personality play in the trial? >> he kept us on a very tightrope. it was very hard for him, i think, to -- as it was for everyone to keep track of the exhibits witness. 72 witnesses and four months and wasn't just the victims and witnesses who had so much to lose if the case had turned into a mistrial but the judge as well. he really worked very, very hard and i think that must have been an incredibly stressful experience, and i appreciate the difficulty of what he had to do. i did think it was ironic that sometimes he would remark on our facial expressions because i was working so hard on my poker face, but what can you do? >>

through would say it was the lies from his own zine about anti semitism that were worse than little lies about spending plans in the labor manifesto anywhere. well this is a. for mrs johnson is in a special position because he is the british prime minister. and i think we we if we have a political leader for a minister who lies to us we are being stripped of our them or of our rights as votes and so i write to concentrates that is why i concentrate on mr johnson you know the example of the lies and i think this is an important points if there is a show how they use the course and complicit c. of the mainstream press to smear political opponents i found this particularly disgusting because i believe that there were many may fail that much the time as journalists we have a duty to try and do our best so truth but i mean shock horror the profumo affair let alone what happened to the government scientist david kelly in the briefing room which i suppose you had there mark out is important campbell in the blair government i did i want to get on to you because. you were a victim of this complic

lies on top of lies on top of lies. and they think you're stupid. they think you are stupid. her own words. lies, conspiracy theories, expressing approval of violence against democrats. i just want you to take a look at this moment. one like nothing we've seen before, okay? look at the center of your screen there. this is the majority leader steny hoyer, walking a giant version of one of greene's post across the floor to make sure republicans, trump -- q-trumplicans see it, to make sure they couldn't pretend they didn't know, a post showing marjorie taylor greene with a gun juxtaposed with photos of ilhan omar, alexandria ocasio-cortez and rashida tlaib. even in the face of all of that, 199 republicans still voted for her. today marjorie taylor greene tried to rewrite history. this is where i want you to stick with me. she tried to avoid taking responsibility for what she said, for what we heard her say. >> i was allowed to believe things that weren't true and i would ask questions and talk about them. and that is absolutely what i regret. because if it weren't for the facebo

she attempted to do so by telling lies and creating a new conspiracy theory. this one blaming the news media for, quote, taking teeny tiny pieces of comments she made so as to cancel her. that is not true. that is not at all what happened. the full context of congresswoman greene's bigoted theories and stunts have been recorded for all of us to see by her. videos, live streams. we took screen shots. here she is on video accosting parkland activist and school shooting survivor david hogg in 2019 calling him a coward. he was a teenager at the time. here she is trying to find muslim-american congresswoman tlaib and omar, trying to force them to swear in on a christian bible. claiming falsely that they were not legitimate democratic representatives. here's congresswoman greene's long unhinged facebook post accusing the wealthy jewish family, the rothschilds, of using a space laser to cause a deadly forest fire so as to enrich themselves as well as senator feinstein's husband, richard blum. here's greene liking a comment that called for the assassination of the spe

it's filled with lies. news operations would allow anybody to come on. and continue to spread a big lie that led to an insurrection against the united states of america, led to cops being beaten up. within inches of their lives with american flags, a cop being brutalized by trump terrorists so much so that he thought he was going to die and leave his four daughters and family behind. i'm surprised -- are you surprised that anybody would allow this guy to come on and spread the lies that mr. pillow was cut off from spreading? . >> yeah. i would say i'm not surprised. here's what i would say. here's the lucky thing for our political system. it's become almost like a cult we have seen. adam kinzinger not letters from his family. if you read them, they are just buying into donald trump's myths and lies. it's kind of scary. but i would say this. most of the political system has moved on, right? no one cares what he said right now what he says for the most part. i'm in the capitol every day. i can tell you there

lot of these lies. for instance, reading the man, and the making of robert e lee do an excellent job of this looking for more reading. the creating these heroes out of generals is a parallel to creating this hero of the common soldier. the common soldier monuments that are the sort of stand in for all confederates and then you have the monuments to robert e lee, stone wall jackson and they're remembered as the world's greatest generals. there is a problem with that memory, in my mind, and that is that it's uncritical. it's just not critical of the fact that, for starters, they lost, let's start with that issue that if we don't really always talk about the fact that the confederacy loses. that's one aspect of the lost cause that people forget, how much it shifts our understanding but, yeah, i think that the generals are a fundamental part of remembering confederates, the soldiers are the spartans and lee is their leader just like, i'm forgetting the spartan general now that i'm on the spot, but leonides,

lies from actual alternative facts.dea here that the average consumer of information who is tuning in believes, i'm sure, there are guardrails in place, brianna, where they wouldn't be able to say it if it is not true, or if it did not have indicia of news worthiness or ribleliability could undermi fox defending against this action. defamation is about whether or not you have, you have defamed somebody and lessened them in the eyes of the average person. have they lessened their reputation or harmed them in some way? if you've got to go all the way back to whether someone actually believes it in the first place you are having a very uphill battle ahead of you. >> all right. so much to play out here. laura oliver, thank you to you both. >>> breaking news. house impeachment managers are now calling president trump to testify under oath next week. we're going to discuss this legal options next. >>> plus, we're live from capitol hill as the house is set to vote on whether congresswoman marjorie taylor greene should be strip

you lied from the get-go and lied through your little speaking tour, all of you lied about it. your man doesn't even know what a constitution is, so why don't you stop that crap? are you still getting $15,000 a month and are you still under the nda? you are a disgrace. host: going to stop you there. sean: [laughter] i think she had a lot of coffee. host: you can respond if you wish. sean: i don't know what to respond to. i am doing just great, thank you for asking. i appreciate you saying i'm doing a better job. host: what's it like to work for a conservative outlet like yours after january sixth? did things change? six the echo -- for newsmax and one american news are things changing as far as how they are perceived and do you think you are being picked on? sean: we are doing fantastic, the ratings have gone through the roof. we have more people tuning into newsmax and on cable. the beauty of newsmax is that we are on almost every cable outlet . traditional cable viewers can watch us. if you are a cable cut or you can go to youtube and watch the newsmax channel or download our

listen. >> i'm not going to let new yorkers be lied to.oing to let you hurt new yorkers by lying about what happened surrounding the death of a loved one. judge jeanine: so the liar in chief put on his cheek and commander superman cape and he is not going to let people lie to you especially the causes pain to new yorkers. he said he should have taken on the lies earlier and done it more aggressively but then he deflects saying people die in nursing homes all over the country but andrew the problem is in other parts of the country your mandate couldn't protect them and you lied about it and you lied about it because you and your health care lobbyist, you had to appease them, the ones who gave you millions for your campaign, the ones who ran ads during your last campaign and then you turn around and you give them immunity from civil and criminal responsibility? do you are the liar and you are a crook and you said there was a gripe? >> we should have been more aggressive in fighting the misinformation. most people would not say that one of my

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democrats punishing her for pushing lies about 9/11 and school shootings and embracing the qanon theory. only 11 republicans voting with democrats. lawyers for the former president refusing a request by house impeachment managers that trump testify at his upcoming trial in the senate. and a major move by johnson & johnson in the battle against coronavirus, asking the fda for an emergency use authorization of its single shot covid-19 vaccine. so, as you can tell, we have a lot to talk about. i want to bring in cnn's white house correspondent mr. john harmon. congresswoman marjorie taylor greene officially removed from her assignments but only 11 republicans chose to hold her accountable. her last move to rewrite history did not work. where do you think this leaves the gop, john? >> the gop does not feel it can afford to aylienate people like mar marjorie taylor greene. -- energy, intensity, and turnout of a lot of blue collar voters, especially evangelicals, people in small towns and rural areas who feel alienated from the way american society is change. society is becoming more diverse,

one filled with deliberate lies that fomented violence. once elected and seated here as a sitting member, she then also chose not only to stand by but affirm those words and actions. a death bed, mild walkback of a couple wild conspiracy theories a couple moments ago is not enough to prevent her future harm. there was no apology for the hurt and harm caused and she did not express regret for the stalking of a teenaged mass shooting victim. and so much more. now that she's made her choices, the house must limit the future harm and violence that she can invite on this body. the deceptive and inflammatory conduct fueled by violence cannot be tolerated anywhere, certainly not in this house. we can take an important step to restoring integrity, decorum, truth in this house by removing congresswoman marjorie taylor greene from her committee assignments. while we don't -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman's time has expired. ms. wasserman schultz: this is unbecoming from a member of congress. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gent

he's going on a cable news show, spreading lies about the green new deal. is that about as low as it gets for a governor? talk about dereliction of duty. >> it's the new norm for the republican party when you have screwed up figure out a way to blame the liberals. and it's okay if you lie. we now have the gold standard for the republican party is donald trump who made lying an essential part of his leadership. and so lying is now no big deal. now, it's interesting to me that fossil fuels are 90% of the power source in texas and they want to try to get away with this. i am told by my friends in texas there's also another issue besides not buying the right wind turbines, there's an issue of deregulation for winterization that texas basically blew past regulations that require you to be able to winterize your grid in a way that with stands this kind of cold snap. and because it's all about deregulation, texas said never mind. so i do think there's going to be a lot of facts come out that will be hard for abbott to get by, but you know, look at what they've got

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and she lied today about when she stopped.ten. >> later in 2018 when i started finding misinformation, lies, things that were not true in the qanon posts, i stopped believing it. >> she did, huh? you stopped it in 2018? okay, so what about this interview in july that our friends at the k file found? >> the video you say quote q is a patriot. do you believe that? is that what you believe? >> i have only ever seen patriotic sentiment coming out of that source. >> drinking baby's blood? no 9/11? that is patriotic to you and your party. the gopq. qanon members are patriots, 199 votes. now, another lie. because the truth is supposed to matter. especially on the floor of congress. now she says this about school shootings. >> school shootings are absolutely real. i know the feel that david hogg had that day. i know the fear that kids have. our children are our future and they are our most precious resource? >> he knew fear? a kid who is deathly afraid of guns, reminding him you have a loaded one on new. >> i'm a gun owner. i have a c

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their focus, the president's lies about widespread election fraud, barring him from future public office and why they argue it is constitutional to try him, even though he is no longer president. the former president's legal team, they have until noon to basically issue their rebuttal to that and how they will defend him. we've got a lot to get to. let's go to our colleague lauren fox on capitol hill. good morning to you, lauren. so at least the optics were of progress in the oval office yesterday. susan collins leading that meeting with the president. but was there substantive progress? >> well, sure. i think republicans felt it was a good meeting, a good opportunity to speak directly with the president about what their hopes are for their own covid relief package. but, look, democrats are charging forward with their plan to use that budgetary tactic to go ahead and pass that $1.9 trillion bill with just democratic votes. they are arguing essentially that republicans are willing, if they are willing, they are allowed to come forward and vote for this process. they are welcome to be a pa

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lied and lied and lied. >> this outrageous so-called impeachment trial in the senate, the senate hasauthority, no jurisdiction whatever, it is absolutely rogue, it's a complete clown show. howie: joining us now to analyze the coverage, guy benson, in new york, liz claman, host of the claman count down and clarence page. the impeachment trial is a very important story, period. will the media relentlessly hype it around the clock despite the fact that everyone knows donald trump will not even come close to being convicted? >> i think so. and you're right, it is a huge story. the whole impeachment process is happening for a reason. it's not conjured out of thin air by democrats and some republicans. the question is, how significant of a story is it, compared to say the first 100 days of a new administration and what they're trying to accomplish, what they're succeeding at, what they might not be succeeding at and you're right to point out that it's very anti-climateic because we know what the outcome will be in the senate, which is an acquittal. i think the media is thrilled to be cover

we all know about giuliani's many lies for donald trump. and as those 2020 legal losses piled up, we all watched his increasingly desperate and at times downright baroque flailing efforts. but less may be known about the evolving business of this propaganda. with new outlets online and on air that are not only to the right of fox news, but maybe even shouldn't be categorized on any ideological spectrum according to these legal challenges because the larger complaint is they just lie. newsmax has seen its audience not only double or triple. no, we actually checked. it's quadrupled in the first month after the election, while other sites which are not traditionally journalistic, aon, they saw their traffic double in 2020. there may be plenty of free speech from those outlets as well, but there is mounting legal pressure here on where the big lie becomes big business. now the traditional press has plenty of shortcomings. i bet you can think of some. we discuss some. but real journalistic outlets won't run with a completely false story just for

later in 2018 when i started finding misinformation lies and things that were not true in these qanon posts, i stopped believing it. any source and i say this to everyone, any source of information that is a mix of truth and a mix of lies is dangerous, no matter what it is saying, what party it is helping and anything or any country it is about. it is dangerous. these are the things that happen on the left and the right and it's a true problem in our country. i walked away from those things and i decided i will do what i've done all my life, i will work hard and try to solve the problems that i'm upset about. i started getting involved in politics. you see, school shootings are absolutely real and every childl that is lost, those familiesib mourn it. i understand how terrible it is because when i was 16 years old in 11th grade my school was a gun free school zone and one of my schoolmates brought guns to school and took our entire school hostage and that happened right down the hall from my classroom. i know the fear that david hock had that day and i know the fear of these kids have

he lied from the beginning and he lied the day he was coming down the escalator. that all mexicans were murderers and racists. that's why. people haved been fed into the slide. they just found somebody to say something they've been wanting to say all the time. thank you. >> host: james in tennessee. here is more from marginally taylor greene from the house floor and she's wearing her free speech mask and her appearance mon the house floor talking abt some of these conspiracy theories that now say some of the conspiracy theories that she once espoused. >> you see, school shootings are absolutely real. every child that has lost, those families mourn it. i understand how terrible it is because when i was 16 years old in 11th grade my school was a gun free school zone in one of my schoolmates brought guns to school and took our entire school hostage and that happened right downn the hall from my classroom. i know the fear that david had that day and i know the fear that these kids have and this is why and i say this sincerely, with all my heart, because i love our kid

news organizations do not normally double down on lies, right. it was the strangest thing. any time there is a mistake with truth telling, anything. organizations will correct it, apologize, do whatever. they kept following, to me it seems in trump's champion of just saying everything and putting out outrageous things and doubling down. only so far seemed to work for trump. fox, $2.7 billion. that is real money. every legal person i spoke to said that this has teeth. >> you have to stand behind what you put on television. usually a lawsuit will scare a news organization into rethinking something. not do we win the lawsuit. are we going to get sued for this. usually people play it cautious. you know the x factor on the fox side. the boogieman. the former president. who does he sign up with. if he signs up with newsmax and starts to go on tv there, he will take their audience. they have to know it. >> do you think so? >> yeah. >> i had a thing, a total pivot for the state tv they should consider doubling down on opinion and crazy, they should have done more news and more inve

this is a debate about the truth versus lies. marjorie taylor greene apparently has been applauded for embracing a series of lies and liz cheney who by the way i have heard is not apologizing for the decision she made right now as she meets with her fellow house republicans. she is under attack simply for recognizing the truth, for recognizing what happened on the 6th of january and who was responsible for that primarily, of course, the former president of the united states mr. trump. so that's the dynamic. this is not about low taxes versus high taxes. back in the good old days republicans get in trouble for breaking tax pledges. now apparently they get in trouble for recognizing the truth. >> two things have happened. one is that i think the modern conservative orthodox brought into a political majority by ronald reagan is in some ways a victim of its own success, taxes have been cut a ton since 1980. has diminishing returns. two has completely ideologically crumbled. i just think this notion of it and the context that reganism

>> after all the lies you have told, why should we believe you now?in his death in any way. because i was very ashamed. >> and that's what this would all boil down to. all of jodi's lies. >> she was a chameleon. she read people really well. really well. and she would adapt to whatever situation she was in. >> jodi's old friend aaron dewey. >> she would reflect back to you whatever it was you that wanted to hear. whatever -- whoever it was that you wanted her to be. >> jodi arias spent 18 days on the stand, an almost unheard of stint for a defendant in any murder trial. but was that part of the defense's grand strategy? keep arias on the stand so long that jurors would never vote to execute someone they'd gotten to know so well, in such intimate detail? phoenix criminal defense attorney ulysses farragut followed the arias case. >> i think that was the defense strategy, the longer we keep her on the stand, the more we hear from her, they will hopefully ingratiate themselves with her to a certain extent and hopefully spare her life. >> jurors had four mo

there have been a lot of lies. we've been warning you about all the lies but yeah, it's okay. you don't have to listen to his lies. he's just talking. no. the former president was a liar and is a liar, liar. lies by his enablers who'ven after the capital insurrection tried to overturn the electoral college vote. the problem with lies is that they fall apart. they always fall apart. the truth always comes out. and the truth of today is that there is no amount of lawyering in the world, even if it had been good, which it wasn't, no amount of lawyering in the world that can ever gloss over what the president and that mob did. david getting to the heart of the matter. would any of this had happened if it hadn't been for donald trump? >> does anyone in this chamber honestly believe that but for the conduct of president trump that that charge in the article of impeachment, that that attack at the capitol would have occurred? does anybody believe that? >> does anybody believe that? do you believe that? that's been my whole point. if it hadn't been for the big lie, the sustained lie,

will we allow the media that is just as guilty at qanon of presenting truth and lies to divide us? will we allow ourselves to be addicted to hate and hating one another? i hope not. because that's not the future i want for my children. and it's not the future i want for any of your children. i of the house of representatives, mr. hoyer. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. hoyer: mr. speaker, this is a sad day and a difficult day for the house of representatives and for our country. i have had the great honor of serving this body for 40 years,

it's hard to argue his constant lies about the election being rigged, lies about proof that didn't exist, lies about bias judges, some of whom he put on the bench, and bad politicians, many of whom he supported and were from his party, did not make people distrust to the point of this insurrection. that's why almost all the senators in his party don't want to have to answer that question. we're hours away from the first ever second impeachment trial of a president in united states history. and his party wants to pretend the trial is improper. so they don't have to be on record ignoring everything that most will see as obvious. trump's lawyers argue this is all unconstitutional and political theater by democrats. two points. first, this was by far the most bipartisan impeachment in our history. ten members of trump's own party formally accused him of a high crime. second, if that's what you think, why don't you go to court? if you don't think the constitution means what it says about a trial following the impeachment, go to court. they can't. do you know why? because this is not about the

punishing her for pushing lies about 9/11 and the deadly school shootings and embracing the dangerouseer re -- theory. lawyers refusing a request by house impeachment managers that trump testify at his upcoming trial in the senate and a major move by johnson & johnson in the battle against coronavirus asking the fda for an emergency use authorization of its single-shot covid-19 vaccine. so as you can tell, we have a lot to talk about. i want to bring in now cnn's white house correspondent, mr. john harwood. thanks for joining me. i'll start with john since he's the only one here. congresswoman marjorie taylor green officially removed from her committee assignments. only 11 republicans voted to strip her of her assignments. where does this leave the gop? >> reporter: the gop doesn't feel like they can afford to alienate people like marjorie taylor greene and those who follow her. the republican party has become dependent, heavily dependent to win elections, to compete in elections on the energy, intensity and the turnout of a lot of blue collar white voters, especially evangelicals, pe

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i want to know have you apologize for russian kahlÚa and see -- collusion conspiracy lies.[audible questions] >> i thank you heard my speech yesterday preview all the people an apology and lied about president trump. you owe the people an apology. i did mine yesterday. next question. [audible questions] >> did any of you hear my speech yesterday? [audible questions] >> my role is the job i got elected to do. i will vote very conservative, pro-life, pro- second amendment, pro- border, pro- america, pro- american businesses, pro- jobs. we need to reopen this country and put kids back in school and keeping them at home is killing our children but depression is high, suicide is high and we canceled prom, canceled graduation, canceled their lives. i will be working hard on those policies and i will be holding the republic and party accountable and pushing them to the right. [audible questions] >> i am saying there is a comparison between us and the fact that we really don't care what other people think about us because i can say that for myself. i've never met her but i assume s

and that answer lies in vaccine distribution. we are doing everything we can to get vaccines to those who are eligible but with limited resources we aren't able to get them quickly enough. we worked with clark county commissioner to establish a temporary vaccine site for the residents of laughlin on the border. before this site was established, they had no vaccination options within an hour's job of their community. this pandemic needs to be treated like the crisis it is. we need to get states more funding for distribution. i'm urging my colleagues, we must act quickly and cannot let partisan games get in the way. i yield. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> i rise today to recognize lakeland fire chief doug riley for being the fire chief of the year. he was appointed as fire chief in decem

. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> lies, all lies. >> who are you? >> glad you dropped, in my boy.y say that sam is overworking, rundown and high production. overworking. >> let's talk this over, my boy. according to the papers you're on the wrong track. this says here the win the war special isn't going through. all the workers are on strike. >> that's a lie. we're out to win the war. >> war, war! ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ way up ♪♪ ♪♪ >>y what we stand for, stand on the platform of a return to normalcy. it's perfectly clear to everybody. sacrifices. higher prices. negotiate a peace. and what we see is bureaucracy! >> he's going to sleep again, joel. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> say, joe, a little sales tax never hurt anybody. after all, business is entitled to a fair profit during this war, but wages have to be frozen, joe. the workers are making too much money for their own good and prices haven't risen very much, have they, joe? >> wait, joe, there's a better way. >> mind if i smoke? >> yeah. suppose you watch my smoke for a change. >> wait. >> i have influence in washington. this is treason. >> this is for uncl

so he doubles and triples down on the lies. 33,000, 34,000 lies. sovg it doesn't surprise me that she's doing that. i have to tell you this, though. i am surprised at certain people in the republican leadership. you know, kevin mccarthy once said to me at a lunch that washington needs more thermostats, anderson, we have too many thermometers that are just sensing the temperature and then they're expressing that temperature back to the people. but what a thermostat does is you set the coordinates and then you guide people to that position because it's morally right and it's the right thing to do for the country irrespective of the political expediency. he literally said that to me at lunch. where is that kevin mccarthy now in terms of what he is doing to that party? >> yeah. >> and someone should get in his face and ask him that question. >> well, like you said, it's all about power. and it's easy to say that at a lunch when you're feeling confident and you have the majority. when you suddenly start to sense winds of change or the floor falling out

you've got 900 volunteers around the world battling these lies.s about the covid vaccine that they're having to take on? >> well, about covid vaccine, they cam out with the usual tropes. it's been rushed,ivity's not safe. in social media you get your own piece of hell delivered to you. if you're a woman of child bearing age, you get the fear of infer infertility. >> my friends that are very smart are terrified of this. >> it's very nuanced and targeted. if you're minority, they invoke memories of tuskegee experimentation. in medical school, the fallacy is that, one, you should be able to deliver all your information in the four walls of your exam room which is ridiculous because we should be out here where our families are, and two, that you'll be believed. >> one thing that one of your colleagues in this mission said that i thought was so wise was you have to get to people with the facts before the lies get to them, before the misinformation reaches them through social media. how do you do that? how do you beat that. >> that quote was from chad h

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and is caught, then comes up with an excuse why he lied, it's a disgrace. mean, come on. >> tucker: blaming everybody but himself. councilor holden, i appreciate you coming on tonight. i think it is a pretty brave stance given andrew cuomo's new york. thank you. >> thank you. >> tucker: well, that's it for us tonight, and that closes out what has been a pretty amazing, and as we sit at the outset, very turbulent week. we are hoping for a more placid week next week, but no matter what happens, we will join you on monday and every week, 8:00 p.m., the show that is the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness, and groupthink. have a great night and a happy weekend with the ones you love, that is what matters most. we will see you monday. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to "hannity." tonight, we have breaking news on numerous big stories. new york governor cuomo in big trouble after a bombshell new report revealed that cuomo attempted a cover-up, the nursing home death toll related to his disastrous covid-19 policy. some are now calling for cuomo to be prosecuted for

he lied to them, and his enablers lied. had there been no big lie and no invitation, they wouldn't have showed up. so what gives here? what are people -- what are republicans not seeing? they're not there because nancy pelosi invited them. they're not there because senator bob casey invited them. they're there because the president and people like, you know, the ones who are complicit in this invited those people only a big lie. >> i think that's pretty clear, don. this is a lie that he started to tell before the election. remember, he set the foundation for this when he said over and over again, if i don't win, then it was stolen. then when the votes went against him, he was losing states like pennsylvania and the electoral college looked like it was going to be against him, he started manufacturing, then perpetuating the lie. and all throughout, it goes back even further over a number of years. he has, he has spoken about violence itself at rallies and other times. he was laying the predicate for the big lie, and then tol

we need to call you out all the other lies too. because right now, even in places like georgia where they said their voting was secure and you can trust their results the republicans there are at this minute pushing for more restrictive laws. so, that is one thing you have to look forward to, not just in the next year, but perpetually to call it out and understand what it is. >> meghan, i want to get you in, which is former vice president pence is reporting that he is beginning to build a political future without donald trump including making plans to former a policy focused fundraising committee. i wonder what you make of it, meghan? >> yeah, i think, you know, it will be very interesting to see what mike pence decides to do in the future. it's not all that unlike trump saying he is going to go off and start his own new political party, the patriot party. as we are having the conversations about where the republican party goes from here and how we reform it and rebuild it. we kind of forget that there's 70 plus million people that