joining me now is democratic congressman, mike quigley of illinois. thank you so much for joining us this evening. you were among the last members evacuated from the house chamber on january the 6th. what was it like for you to watch that presentation, to hear the words of that officer, and others? >> yes. that is tough. i agree with everyone who said that the committee did a good job setting the scene, and talking about why it mattered. but for those of us in the gallery who could hear the gunshots, who could hear the tear gas canisters going, and the screams, it is incredibly powerful. it is almost beyond my capability of putting it into words, seeing the service, the sacrifices, and obviously as you know, the ultimate sacrifice those officers gave. i would not be here, i know that, and as you know, the insurrectionists came within feet of number two, number three, number four. we came very, very close to a successful coup. these officers under -- we're outnumbered, without proper equipment, they were extraordinary. how do you properly think them? i

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. >> while tether, which is -- 13 billion worth of redepositions mike >> kate, thank you very much >> let's bring in william quigleye on set. great to have you. we've had severe, severe corrections, but none this severe when we had this much leverage >> so this seems like the test here >> what's your read on that? and make the. >> i don't see there's any it is they're like the senior la to torrie. >> they came after tether, some of those not backed. >> some of them backed by the issuer that created problems what you'd see is a lot more scrutiny around the mem information. >> you're saying it's still just heavily trade d how do you account for the flows away from it >> tether is so ingrained in the rest of crypto, half of all trading pairs settle against tether as you see a decline in crypto overall, useal -- >> the biggest one of the bench. >> so that sends a very positive message. even i was surprised at the amount of leverage in the system it was darn difficult to figure it out we all knew, with in a much leverage, when it does under wind, typically it does unwind quickly. when they are letting people borrow thei