>> mick: i feel a lot of emotions this week. was shocked, it was angered, i was sad, i was embarrassed, i was frustrated. and i still am trying to figure out what i could have done differently. i've been out of the white house now for eight months. what i do know, chris, is there are things that are different. when we saw the president -- i wrote a piece in "the wall street journal" six weeks ago saying that i thought the president would leave in a presidential manner. i really did believe that at the time. the stories are told back that up, were true. i've seen the president be presidential before and i know that he has the ability to do it. he did it every single day. i don't know it's different, if it's different about him now, a friend about his advisors. he was to love vigorous debate from all sides of a particular issue. i don't know if he still has that in the white house. he has surrounded himself with people like rudy giuliani and peter navarro that simply tell him what he wants to hear and reaffirm exactly what they th

chris: but again, mick, a lot of people say it didn't change on wednesday. kelly was right, the president was impeached when you were chief of staff for cutting off aid to ukraine allegedly unless they dug up dirt on joe biden and here you were at that time defending the president. take a look. >> this is a quid pro quo. it is funding will not flow unless the investigation into the democratic server happened as well. >> we do that all the time with foreign policy. chris: whether the president should have been impeached or not, i don't want to get into that argument, why didn't you resign over that? >> because i simply misspoke. i've had that conversation with john carl who is the gentleman asking that he question, a friend of mine, many, many times. it's a good example -- chris: i'm not talking about your statement. i'm talking about why not resign over what i know you don't think was a proper thing for the president to do, cut off aid to ukraine and link it to digging up dirt on joe biden. >> no, no, but chris, no, no, that original impeachment -- i don't r

for mick mulvaney, it is not just him but his entire political orbit.eople like the former deputy communications at the white house. also speaking out, posting to her social media accounts. use a mild word, uneasiness within several former top officials at the white house. tom: i don't want you to speculate about names. jonathan ferro talks to lawrence kudlow every once in a while. serious that we could see cabinet level resignations? kevin: you could. is 15 days, there left between now and inauguration. there is also this uneasiness right now in the leadership of the republican party about how to navigate those 15 days. president trump's twitter was open this morning after the platform had flagged his tweets and temporarily suspended the account. , leader mcconnell, vice president pence all weighing how to navigate america . the democracy through the next 15 days before the inauguration. last time you the slept? kevin: a couple of hours ago. lisa: i'm worried about you. it is a volatile time. kevin: you don't have to worry about me. question about a th

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as we just reported, former white house chief of staff mick mulvaney just resigned as a special envoy to northern ireland moments ago. >> let me just read you some of the things he said because they're rather stunning. he said i called mike pompeo to let him know that i would be resigning from that. i just -- i can't do it. i can't stay mulvaney said. he said i wouldn't be surprised to see more of my friends resign over the course of the next 24 hours. so buckle up. sources tell cnn that during the deadly insurrection the president was, quote, borderline enthusiastic about the attempted coup. he did not want to condemn his supporters. he said to be so furious with vice president mike pence now that he banned the vp's chief of staff mark short from the west wing. mark short might be on this list of resignations we're seeing. a former white house official tells cnn the president is out of his mind. this morning four people are dead from this event yesterday including one woman who was shot inside the capitol. obviously these images simply shocking to see. the armed standoff on the house

so mick wants to recover his reputation a little bit, i hope he can.ut they all have to accept some responsibility for what happened here. >> charlie dent, appreciate it. thank you very much. >>> the federal response to the capitol hill riots now under intense criticism. cnn has learned that the fbi and other agencies are planning arrests against those who led the insurrection. details next. university of phoenix is awarding up to one million dollars in new scholarships through this month, because hope fuels opportunity. see what scholarship you qualify for at phoenix.edu we create high performance, - [announcer] we're thrive cosmetics, cruelty free, 100% vegan formulas and we love that you love our products. like our award winning liquid lash extensions mascara. plus, with every product you purchase we donate to help a woman thrive. join our movement today at thrivecosmetics.com. sstop struggling to clean tough messes with sprays. try clean freak! it has three times the cleaning power of the leading spray to dissolve kitchen grease on contact. and it'

, i believe, fourth resignation. >> the former chief of staff mick mulvaney.s, ball is in your court. how are you going to handle it this morning? mike pence, how are you going to handle is this? national security adviser o'brien, how are you going to handle it? >>> right now we want to take a moment to update you on the other deadly crisis facing the united states, the worsening coronavirus virus, 3,875 deaths were reported on wednesday alone, that's a new record, more than 132,000 people wake up in the hospital this morning with coronavirus, that's also a record. vaccinations are not meeting the promises the administration made for 12 -- sorry, for 20 million people plus. only 5.3 million americans have been vaccinated, only 30% of the total doses distributed have been administered. >>> and "new day" continues right now. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> and good morning, everyone. welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." it is a new day. it is an important day. this morning we can report that the inc

mick duffy who was roosevelt's longtime valet. so she eventually comes to the white house and works as the maid. and she would often accompany roosevelt on long trips but the really interesting thing about lindsey mick duffy is that she had a outsized personality. she would entertain the president by doing puppet shows. she had a early iteration of the muppets. one dole was called suicide. the other dogs called chose a bell. and she would have these puppet shows and the president love them. so she was a favorite of the president today actually she would campaign for the president. so in 1930, six in a election that was not a gimme for president roosevelt she was actually on the stump. in major cities across the united states. so i want to give you an example of the kind of campaign that she was doing. so this is from the baltimore african american which is a african american newspaper. and it says that no man as a hero to his valet. for over 350 years since the prince icon made the above statement the world has to bid on both side

so did the president's envoy in northern ireland and former chief of staff mick mulvaney. >> i called mike pompeo last night, let him know, tell him i'd be resigning. i can't do t i can't stay. we didn't sign up for what you saw last night. we signed up for making america great again. we signed up for lower taxes and less regulation. the president has a long list of successes that we can be froupr of. for example, you can go and talk about the lowest in i in history. talk about the fact he's the first president in recent memory not to start a war overseas during his term. there are great successes there we can take pride in. all of that went away yesterday. i think you're right to ask the question as to how did it happen? >> yeah. gosh, how did it happen? mr. mulvaney? perhaps you should look in the mirror because whenever the

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my guest this morning, former trump chief of staff, mick mulvaney, hakeem jeffries and republican senator pat toomey of pennsylvania. joining me for insight and analysis are nbc news capitol hill correspondent kasie hunt, senior washington correspondent hallie jackson, former homeland secretary jay johnson and wall street journalist peggy noonan. welcome to sunday and a special edition of "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is a special edition of "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. it was almost exactly four years ago at his inauguration that donald trump stood at the u.s. capitol and said, this american carnage stops right here and stops right now. on wednesday, that american carnage came to the capitol. inspired by a president trying to deny his successor's inauguration. make no mistake, what happened that day was an insurrection against the united states government. by thousands of pro-trump rioters who stormed and sacked the capitol, aided by elected republicans trying to overturn joe biden's vi

so, i love this exchange when dealing with lizzy mick deathly and daisy banner. we make that he was the wife of o.j. mcdevitt, president roosevelt's longtime valet. she eventually comes to the white house and comes as a maid. she often accompany roosevelt on long trips, really interesting about lizzy magnified is that she had an outsized personality. she would entertain the president by doing puppet shows, she had an early iteration of the muppets. when dahl was called suicide. the other dull was called addressable, she would have these pump issues, the president of them. she was a favorite of the president. she would campaign for the president. so in 1936, in an election that was not a give me for president roosevelt, she was on the stump of major cities across the united states. i want to give you an example of the campaigning she was doing. this was from the baltimore afro american. an african american newspaper, it's a snowman is a hero to his valet. for over 350 years since the princeton -- made the above statement last, week mrs. elizabeth hmcduffy, white h

mick >> yeah, good morning, andrew. thanks for having me i welcome this discussion.enator warner on here a couple minutes ago saying we needed a $15 an hour minimum wage we had full employment we've had as many folks working as we have in the past under the trump administration without forcing a minimum wage plus, i think the senator will be the first to admit a federal minimum wage makes absolutely zero sense the cost of living in new york is different than montana. we have a system where states can set and do set minimum wages. it makes great political sense i understand where my democratic friends are coming from this and makes economic sense and maybe the economic sense will be to lower the level of unemployment >> john hope bryant, are you on the other side of this, or no? >> yeah, i was so hoping we were having a different conversation this morning actually give the guy a compliment for abandoning the crazy ship before it hit the rocks and then he disappointed me look this economy is 70% consumer spending this is a radical movement of common sense when you -- m

well we've had a lot of talk a lot of speculation but as you say very little action mick mulvaney he used to be chief of staff to the president cunningly he was a special envoy to northern ireland as of the last couple of hours he is no longer handed in his resignation said he simply couldn't 7 the trumpet ministration any longer also we saw the resignation on wednesday night of stephanie grisham she was the press secretary for donald trump for some time distinguished herself in that role by never holding a briefing in the briefing room she then moved on to become chief of staff to parsley the malani a trump she quit as did a couple of junior staffers but there's been speculation that others are going to go including cabinet secretaries like elaine chao who's also a mad aide to mitch mcconnell the leader of the republicans in the senate rubber o'brien the national security advisor his deputy but they haven't made any move certainly it's been more speculation elbow a lot of chatter about that in washington but no one else has joined mick mulvaney by handing in their resignation there

we had mick mulvaney resign, as you mentioned. staff,st lady's chief of also the former white house press secretary, resigned as well. the deputy press secretary resigned. and the national security advisor, robert o'brien, considered resigning before he was persuaded to stay on. if that is any indication, there's great consternation in the white house amongst the staff about whether to stay on for the last two weeks of the administration. alix: there was great reporting out of bloomberg as to what went on in donald trump's mind of the last 12 hours. take us through the psychology and what the frame of mind is currently. mario: we know that the president had been pushing this up substantiated claim that mike pence had the ability to reject the electoral college results, essentially helping him to overturn the election. we know that mike pence, who has been quite loyal to the president, extremely loyal to the president over these last four years, broke with him because he felt he did not have the constitutional authority to enact th

i know that forl0]do instance little richard heavily influenced mick jagger. and their influence goes on and on. can you talk a little bit about that, this borrowing from black musical style. and white americans and white europeans did it so well. >> again, it's one of the stories, it is so is not new in the 1940s. but television and this mass cultural industry, they really make it more pervasive, more powerful. as i've said, whites are borrowing from, stealing from black music across this entire two centuries. but what makes it so powerful in the period we are talking about is increasing availability of visuals. elvis presley is famous long before we get to see little richard or chuck barry very much until vision. but at the same time we do eventually get to see them on television. they bring not just history that i speak of, but that kind of gender transgression into that space. elvis pressley wearing eye makeup, that is something folks like little richard were doing way, way back before we think of rock and roll. and even the rock and roll is the sort of me

1st lady a maloney a trump she quit and there was a couple of others in the white house who resigned mick mulvaney is a former chief of staff former head of the office of management and administration and no this special envoy to northern ireland he's gone he called might pompey or in the last couple of hours and said he couldn't stay because of what he saw yesterday and so he has gone and there are others apparently are considering resignation including robert o'brien who's the national security advisor and his deputy however in instances like this and you remember after charlottesville there were people who talked about resigning but never actually did so mick mulvaney is actually followed through be interesting to see if there's more before the end of the day as for invoking the 25th amendment which involves replacing the president there has been some talk of it partly it's all been an informal nothing official but it would take mike pence the vice president really to make the most significant moving get together members of the cabinet and with the majority of the cabinet suggest that

mick mulvaney, mr.rump's former chief of staff, left his diplomatic post. >> i just, i can't do it. i can't stay. >> reporter: wednesday's violence prompted twitter to suspend the president's account and facebook and instagram to block him until after the inauguration. a trump ally a trump ally who's in close touch with the white house tells cbs news, cutting off mr.trump's ability to vent means he's almost more dangerous now. today, the president's former chief of staff, general john kelly, said if he were still a member of the cabinet, he would support invoking the 25th amendment, and former attorney general william barr said the president's conduct was a betrayal of his office and supporters. norah. >> o'donnell: weijia jiang, thank you. president-elect joe biden today denounced the rioters who stormed the capitol, and blamed president trump for inciting them. mr. biden also accused authorities of treating the pro- trump mob more leniently than anti-racism demonstrators who protested in washington la

my phone lit up because, for the last year, while mick mulvaney has been the special envoy to northern ireland, his day job has had nothing to do with this administration. he's been out there trying to raise a hedge fund. he's never even been a professional investor and his pitch for that hedge fund, a lot of it had to do with his ties to the trump administration. so now with 14 days to go and after yesterday's debacle saying, i can't do it, it's not like he's not showing up for work today. he wasn't doing it for quite some time. leigh ann, tell us what it's like in the capitol this morning. >> stephanie, i just want to say how heartbreaking it is to walk through the capitol this morning and see the remnants of the damage that was done yesterday. we spend so much time in this building, and to see it in the state that it is now. first of all, there's a thick film throughout the entire capitol that's a mixture of dust, seems like leftover tear gas, that it's going to be very difficult to clean up. in addition, on the house side, where the woman was shot is in this -- what they call the s

that's mick mulvaney, who was the budget director for president trump. had previously been a republican south carolina member of congress, so someone who knows what it is to run for office and take that oath. he has stepped away from his current position, which is the envoy to northern ireland. so he reached out to secretary pompeo to say he would be leaving. he broke this news to cnbc and here's how mick mulvaney described his thought process. >> i called mike pompeo last night, left him a note, told him i would be reresigni ireresigni. i can't do it. i can't stay. those who choose to stay are choosing to stay because they are concerned that the president might put someone to replace them that could make things even worse. >> and of course, one of the contrasts right there with mulvaney is he has written an op-ed that he believed that donald trump would graciously accept defeat if he were to lose the election. and so that didn't hold up very well. there have been others who have come forward to say they are leaving the administration, as well. two promi

mick mulvaney resigning from the administration.e more. i think support for the president within the republican party and the administration is crumbling. would you disagree with that? >> look i think the resignations are very notable. it is very unusual. i think these individuals are worried it looks like they were some how complicit with call to kind of invade the capitol hill police and capital. looking at yesterday, i bet i had thousands of friends who were at this rally right here at the white house. i know they always intended to go to the capitol. the people i know and people who i talked to last night and corresponded with never had any intention of taking kind of violent steps against cops but unfortunately this were some terrible actors, criminal actors, who were there. they did terrible things. i look at the these pictures, videos, like all of us i feel sick. we can't condone it but i don't believe anybody in the white house, including the president condones that or wanted that to happen. i don't think it would be fair un

i can't stay. >> sandra: mick mulvaney resigning from the trump administration.ite house chief of staff one of seven officials stepping down following yesterday's violence on capitol hill. among those calling it quits the deputy national security advisor and first lady's chief of staff. let's bring in dana perino co-host of the five. good morning. nice to see you. i think we're all waking up this morning and finding it very hard to believe what we saw play out yesterday. >> indeed. of course, when it comes to the resignations that's a pretty big number but it is not a mass exodus by any means. i believe there is honor in resigning on principle and that you should if you feel that you cannot work for the administration any longer, that it is against your principles and you won't be able to look yourself in the mirror if you continue to stay. there is honor in resigning. but there is also honor in staying on and finishing the job. they have 13 days left. what i remember from transitions is that our enemies from overseas like these transition periods to try to explo

have resigned ranging from former white house chief of staff current and would in northern ireland mick mulvaney the 1st lady's chief of staff is also resigned in protest the transportation secretary and also most notably the education secretary device that we heard about there in that report in her resignation letter she really late the blame squarely at donald trump's feet saying there's no mistaking the impact trump's rhetoric had on the situation she then goes on to say that impressionable children are watching this and that we have a moral obligation to model the behavior that we hope that they would emulate you know for a lot of people these words do sound pretty hollow though i mean for the past 4 years we've seen trump and his administration frankly walk all over a lot of these norms deval still chose to stay in office when mike and children were locked in cages when you know trump refused is this insult from right wing extremist or when he's been calling well for terri and so many see this really as a last ditch attempt to you know abandon the sinking ship and try to save face

one is that this mick mulvaney not notwithstanding, was imminently foreseeable.n what he was going to do after the election, which is to claim it was rigged. and there is an element that cannot be ignored here of self-preservation and wanting to be hired by people who will pay nice consulting fees and be invited to nice cocktail parties when we get to go to cocktail parties again. let's be realistic about it. >> charles? >> well, i think this is one of the reasons that i always say that i don't really trust any politicians. politics is a dirty business. it's about power. some politicians are much better, ethically moral than others. there are people who truly get into pilts because they want to change things but you have to shake a lot of dirty hands to raise enough money to do it. the people who are involved in politics are often there because they are chasing that thirst for power. what you see with these people is the exact same thing. a thirst for power, a desire not to have it snatched away from them. as ruth said, the ability to continue to have some power,

protest authorities warn security forces would be deployed citing concerns about the cove append to mick. the other issue is that refrain from for to supporting it i have to warn that law enforcement agencies will ensure the necessary order in the city. but if the. arrests were made in cities large and small across the country as part of the largest opposition action in years and alexei navalny his anti corruption foundation is calling on its supporters to prepare for another wave of protests next weekend. 10 dozen other stories making news around the world this hour police in the netherlands have arrested the alleged head of one of the world's biggest drug syndicates on a warrant issued by a strain you see cheney said to be the head of sam gall cartel which dominates the 17000000000 a year pacific drug trade is trying to seeking his extradition to face trial there . the ocean viking rescue ship is seeking a mediterranean port that will allow more than 350 rescued people to disembark the migrants were picked up off the libyan coast on friday and saturday after trying to cross to europe a

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mick mulvaney, you may remember, was once the president's chief of staff. he is now special envoy to northern ireland. he apparently called the vice president last night and offered resignation saying i can't stay. i can't do it. another live look at the white house, white house staffers releasing a statement from the president moments after joe biden's presidency was certified overnight, it said though the president disagrees with the outcome of the election he's promised an orderly transition on january 20th. the president adding i've always said we would continue our fight to ensure only legal votes were counted. while this represents the end of the greatest first term in presidential history, it's only the beginning of our fight to make america great again. no tweets this morning from the president because he has been banned from twitter for 12 hours. that started yesterday. so presumably he will be getting his privileges back any hour now and we'll keep you posted. back to you. >>> this morning, we have obtained a letter sent by 18 members of congress

mick mulvaney left his position as special envoy to ireland. >> i can't do it. i can't stay. >> reporter: cnn has learned vice president mike pence was with his family on capitol hill during the violence yet the president and top aides did little to check on their safety. a source close to pence said was he concerned at all that an angry mob that he ordered to march on the capitol might injure the vice president or his family? engineered a coup to keep him in power, something he refused to do. >> those who wreaked havoc in our capitol today, you did not win. violence never wins. >> reporter: as one republican senator said of the vice president, i've never seen mike pence as angry as he was today. it's now a soul searching moment for the gop, after leading figures in their own party fueled an attack on american democracy. >> and if we're wrong, we will be made fools of. but if we're right, a lot of them will go to jail. so, let's have trial by combat! >> reporter: there was combat. in a sign that the vice president's family added to, daughter charlotte pence twee

right now it's a mick of 40s and 50s on the map. temperatures not gonna drop a whole lot farther. down to the 40s for most of the bay area. 50 degrees along the coast. and it's going to be a mild day tomorrow. zoom in for a closer look. low 60s along the coast. even with that fog remaining pretty stubborn. inland in the east bay, the try valley mostly in the upper 60s. a couple degrees cooler on the east side of the diablo range. mid-60s around the central bay with upper 60s to around 70 degrees for the north bay. some toasty temperatures farther north as well. mendocino and lake counties. and we're gonna keep in this pattern, keep it going through the holiday weekend. and the first half of next week. the storm track pushed way up to the north. while this is the pattern right now, watch what happens by next friday. a compete change in the big-picture weather pattern. that means we're gonna be seeing a cooler pattern and potentially a wetter weather pattern as well. the cooler pattern looks pretty certain at this point. it will be more damp. it could go either way. things are trend

i want you to take a listen to what mick mulvaney, donald trump's former chief of staff said just thismeet the press." ta take a listen. >> the rhetoric was high and fiery. you and i know that american politicians do this on a regular basis. i could pull you similar clips of maxine waters telling you to take to the streets. it's different as you said in your entry that people took him literally. i never thought i'd see that. i never thought i'd see a day where people from any side of the political spectrum would storm the capitol in order to intentionally stop the constitutional transfer of power. >> secretary, why are republican legislatures and cabinet members unwilling to admit that trump's own words directly led to horrific events and are they culpable? >> well, i think they have different reasons. for some of them they are still trying to curry favor with trump's base. i put folks like josh hawley and ted cruz and the other senators who continue to object to the certification of the election in that camp. some of them know that it would indict them. people like mick mulvaney who s

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mick mulvaney is no hero. i hope people have long memories. need to have a discussion about how we got here. it proceeds donald trump. there have been a lot of clever people and never trumpers to come out. some of them laid the ground work for this week now. now that the dems -- there's been a shift of power in the senate. that tilts towards democratic policy, let's see where our new friends land. and we can all proceed as patriots. not stoke the racist rhetoric that led to this very moment. >> stewart, your book is it was all a lie. you're saying the same things. your political foundation were people performing a thing. in real life were backing white supremacy. you have the "wall street journal" editorial board hand in glove with trump for four long years. as he did horrible things to the country. calling for donald trump to be removed from office. you have people who helped him do the deeds like john kelly saying he should go. mick pumulvaney. people helping him and benefitting from it. you have mitch mcconnell doing a performance. i don't

mike: stick around for "fox news sunday," chris wallace has an interview with mick mulvaney and housewhip jim clyburn. that's all coming up after our show. >>> president-elect joe biden says president trump is not fit for office but has yet to comment on whether he thinks mr. trump should be impeached. jacqui heinrich's reporting live from wilmington, delaware. good afternoon. >> reporter: hey there, good afternoon, mike. well, the president-elect resisted pushing congress one way or another while also reiterating his feeling that president trump is unfit for office. because of timing constraints, this impeachment, if it moves forward, would play out most likely in the opening days of his presidency just as he's trying to get his cabinet confirmed and also push major legislation addressing the pandemic and the economic crisis. but biden made clear his feelings about president trump. >> he has clearly demonstrated, he's exceeded even my worst notions about him. he's been an embarrassment to the country, embarrassed us around the world. not worthy, not worthy to hold that office. >> rep

among the others who have also left include mick mulvaney it was the president's acting chief of staff, but most recently is now serving. it was as of this week serving as a special envoy to northern ireland. mulvaney says that he contacted secretary of state mike pompeo to let him know that he cannot continue in the wake of what happened. we have a complete list of those resigning on our website at kron 4 dot com. the head of the u.s. capitol police has also stepped down chief stevenson says police had planned for a free speech demonstration and did not expect the violence that broke out on wednesday despite discussions about those plans online. he says it was unlike anything he's experienced in his 30 years in law enforcement. his resignation takes effect january 16th. we'll take a break here for 11 coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news, a former employee with the oakland police department was among those at the riots in washington dc and defends those trying to overtake the u.s. capitol. >>we'll tell you how the department is responding. plus a grim picture inside south bay hos

mick mulvaney is with us, former chief of staff to president trump.president is signing these executive orders because he doesn't think and get his stuff through congress? >> there is certainly a piece of that and there's also a piece of it that says the biden administration understand how the executive branch works and there is a system to what they are trying to do, which the messaging of publicly and his unity and can't we all just get along and bipartisanship and then behind the scenes they're really laying laying down quite progressive agenda and i think a lot of folks including the markets are missing that. some of the stuff is coming out as i wrote about the "wall street journal" today on regulation is more progressive than even president obama was, so some of the stuff happening behind the scenes, the real stuff, not the stuff that makes the headlines, but the other stuff. stuart: give me an example of a really left wing executive order or behind-the-scenes action which you can point to from president biden. >> he put out a presidential memo s

mick mulvaney resigned in protest of what happened yesterday.f and currently the special envoy to northern ireland. here's what he said on cnbc this morning. "i can't do it. i can't stay." he's joining a growing list of white house staffers calling it quits including trump's national deputy adviser, stephanie grisham, and white house deputy press secretary, sarah matthews. >>> some lawmakers are talking about invoking the 25th amendment which could remove president trump from office, but how realistic is that? it says if the president is unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office, the vice president shall immediately assume the responsibility. >> he basically mobilized militia groups to act in violation of the law and to endanger the lives and property of other people. >> more than three dozen democratic congressmen and women are calling for the president's impeachment. >>> we want to hear from you to get a read of how the chaos at the capitol was being viewed here at home. amy hollyfield is live for us in walnut creek. amy? >> good

you bet, mick.his is a list of some of the resignations we have seen in the wake of yesterday's assault in the capitol. people who stuck with trump all the way until now, when they're just two weeks left before he's set to leave office. i'm joined by a lifelong republican who did not wait until now to quit this administration. elizabeth neumann, from the department of homeland security, who resigned in april over the administration's refusal to address the threat posed by right-wing extremism. it's good to have you on. let me start on that. this is what you resigned over. it is what you talked about in the ad that you cut for republican voters against trump, and yesterday, we saw people wearing shirts that said things like camp auschwitz and 6 million was not enough, and things like that as they violently stormed the capitol. i can't imagine what you were thinking as you saw that happen. >> well, look, we have seen people like that march before. we saw it in charlottesville. >> yep. >> so seeing it

. >>> mick mulvaney has resigned in protest of what happened yesterday. he is the president's former chief of staff and current special envoy to northern ireland. more on another set of resignations from the trump administration in a few minutes. >>> here's a live look at what washington looks like. much calmer as you can see this morning. >>> good morning on this thursday, january 7th. despite everything that happened yesterday, same result. in just 13 more days president-elect joe biden will be sworn in as the 46th president of the u.s. >> that became official overnight after congress confirmed this election victory. jobina, it was after a full day of chaos and violence. >>> absolutely. joe biden will deliver his first remarks in wilmington, delaware later this morning. this comes hours after congress completed the electoral vote count. president trump is finally it looks like declaring that he accepts that defeat. overnight he released a statement saying that there will be an orderly transition on january 20th. it comes a day after a day of chaos when

earlier nbc's "meet the press" saw former chief of staff mick mulvaney saying people took him literally i never thought i'd see that. eugene, i want my director -- rob, put up the tweet eugene posted today saying that's because the seriously versus literally schtick was a talking point not based on the reality of how trump supporters actually view the president. explain that. >> there was always this kind of idea, especially from people who consider themselves not a republican but conservative people who worked for president trump and apologized for him in a lot of these moments that we're talking about that we took him too literally but that was never the case. if you talk to trump supporters, it meant what they expected them to do. when he told, you know, the -- to stand back and stand back and standby, that they took that as a calling. they should do that. and i think when, you know, people like mick mulvaney are coming to realize these things, that reporters have been telling them for years as we have talked to trump supporters that something that -- it's surprising to us they're ju

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other lower ranking administration officials, including the former white house checkups chief of staff mick mulvaney. i am elizabeth cook. >> right now on the kpix 5 news is 7:00, and streaming on cbsn bay area live, d platforming the president. donald trump has been and from several social media sites until her there notice. twitter is not one of them. he posted this new message to america just hours ago. >>> we have just been through an intense election, and emotions are high. now, tempers must be cooled. call needs to be restored. >>> i reported joins us, live from twitter headquarters. >> reporter: the president could be back on the platform, but his feature on social media is looking pretty uncertain.>> reporter: the twitter band for donald trump lasted around 12 hours. other platforms, including facebook, say the band could be indefinite. >> like all americans, i am outraged by the violence and mayhem. >> reporter: back on twitter after a 12 hour freeze after the armed insurrection of the capital, president donald trump released this video. >> to those that engaged in the acts of viol

he will interview mick mulvaney who just resigned a couple days ago following wednesday's violence atfter this newscast. we hope you stick here. >>> coming up in 30 minutes from now, we'll talk to our own nbc bay area analyst and take a deeper look at the attack on congress and president trump's final days in office. >>> we're going to return to our other top news, our continuing coverage of the coronavirus pandemic. it's another sign that the pandemic is hitting businesses big and small. the warriors laid off nearly 10% of their full time employees. the layoffs impacted those mostly in ticket sales and game presentation. no one on the basketball side of operations lost their jobs. the organization released a statement saying they had hoped this day would never come and they tried everything in their creative powers to avoid it. >>> now to foothills park in palo alto. it's more difficult to visit because of too many visitors. the city is closing the entrance gate on weekends and holidays. palo alto will consider other restrictions like charging a parking fee and lowering capacity. the

mick mulvaney saying this weekend that people took him literally. i never thought i would see that. and roy blunt also saying why he doesn't support impeachment is that the president touched a hot stove is how he put it. on wednesday, he said he's unlikely to touch it again. i heard that and thought, really? are you hearing that same naive response out of the republicans? >> not as much in private. and you're probably have the same experience. but in public, it really is unbelievable. i mean how many hot stoves does have the president to v to touch to be locked out of the kitchen. enough already. and this wasn't just touching a hot stove. this is lighting a match and lighting the house on fire. i mean, that is what the president did. period. and now that we are learning so much more about the plans in place by these rioters, by these people who considered themselves revolutionaries, they considered themselves that because they were being egged on by the president of the united states. we saw all of that in plain sight. and for people not to understand that his words have consequence