when this is all over, lindsay chervinsky, what are the lessons learned?legacies take a long time to unfold. if carter had died a couple weeks after leaving office we would be having very different conversations and we have today. that's horrible the because a lot of policies he put in place had not yet unfolded. we didn't know how they're going to work or if they're going to work or if his diplomatic efforts would pan out. history takes a long time to really understand exactly what peoples roles in it are. the second i think people will come away with an appreciation that much of what we celebrate harder for is not critical. it's about politics. his decency, his goodness, his humanitarian commitment, his service. those are not political things, and that is something worth remember, that there are things that are not political. the last piece and i would encourage anyone to think that we've seen all of these ceremonies and regardless of how you feel about the

jeremy bash and presidential historian lindsayer lindsay chervinsky join me to discuss. >>> huge headaches from republicans and donald trump lie ahead. congressman robert garcia of california is here live to discuss how democrats will respond to johnson's gop drama. >>> and president biden bestowed presidential medal of freedom. we will talk about this and why donald trump won't go to jail but will become the first convicted and sentenced felon to take the oath of office after his scheduled sentencing next week ten days before his inauguration. >> i'm jonathan capehart. this is "the saturday show." y " ♪♪ >>> the long farewell to president carter began today in georgia leading up to his national funeral service in washington next thursday. this morning current and former agents from his secret service detail escorted president carter's remains from a medical center to his hometown of plains, georgia, stopping stopping for a national park service salute where carter grew up. park rangers rang the park bell 39 times. president carter's motorcade then continued on to atlanta where the mayor a

lindsay chervinsky, presidential _ legacy.london, will follow that motorcade and bring you all the latest when it arrives in atlanta at the carter centre. that is carl nasman there at the carter centre in atlanta, georgia. the met office says large parts of the uk could face disruption from heavy snow and freezing rain this weekend. it has issued two amber weather warnings in england and wales, predicting some areas could see up to a0 centimetres of snow and temperatures as low as minus ten celsius. the weather could lead to treacherous driving conditions, power cuts, and even some rural areas being cut off. my colleague nicky schiller is in the city of leeds. and, nikki, tell us the situation where you are at the moment. , , situation where you are at the moment-— situation where you are at the moment. , , �* , moment. leeds is in the amber warnin: moment. leeds is in the amber warning area. — moment. leeds is in the amber warning area, there _ moment. leeds is in the amber warning area, there are - moment. leeds is in the am