, that this could not happen, it was not legal and that mr pence would not do it but then, mr trump continuedpitol building by those protesters, that violent attack on congress, the president was still urging mike pence to do what he wanted. as we now know, mr pence refused to do it. it�*s worth pointing out the select committee cannot bring charges against donald trump but they can build a case against him. how successful have they been in doing this, do you think? they�*ve been quite successful in bringing a lot of detail out and as i say, again, from people who were close to the action, who were there, in the room at the time, it�*s interesting that one member of the committee today essentially appealed to others who may be sitting on the fence as to whether they should also come forward and provide evidence, i think perhaps hoping that others with information to share that may be relevant to this investigation will be spurred on from what they�*ve heard so far to provide a bigger picture, but you�*re absolutely right — this cannot in itself result in any prosecutions. it will be down to t

mr. pence's courage on january 6. our democracy came dangerously close to catastrophe. courage put him in tremendous danger. when mike pence made it clear that he wouldn't give in to donald trump's scheme, donald trump turned the mob on him, a mob that was chanting, "hang mike pence," a mob that had built a hangman's gallows just outside the capitol. >> we also saw video footage showing the danger that mike pence was in when the mob attacked. >> bring him out. >> bring out pence, bring out pence. >> bring him out. >> bring out pence. >> bring out pence, hang mike pence, hang mike pence, hang mike pence. >> according to the committee's vice chair, there is one reason that that took place. >> vice president pence understood that his oath of office was more important than his loyalty to donald trump. he did his duty. president trump unequivocally did n. >> so let's remind ourselves what mike pence's role on january 6 was. it was largely procedural. he was required to oversee the vote certification for the 2020 presidential election. that's because the vice president also p

i, mr. pence that his aids had contacted secret service agents suggesting that mr. trump was a security threat to mike pence and twice on january 6th itself. a mr. pence refused secret service request that he return to the white house during the riding and possibly be abs guy abducted, and being prevented from returning to count the state certified electoral votes. mr . penn said no, i'm staying here. he stayed in the capital during the ride and returned to count the votes. so all those things are critical because if it is shown that there was this clear and open a notorious effort to resort to threats, to try to get mr. pants to violate the 12th amendment, mr. trump would be in jeopardy of disqualification for running in 2024 under section 3 of the 14th amendment. and what do you think? oh, this says about security at the capital building. well, i've been in washington a long time and i've spent it probably literally hundreds of days walking to and from the capital in the capital of visiting officers are and i think january 6th, with really a watershed, if you will. before that time th

mr. jacob, how did vice president pence and mrs. pence react to that. >> with frustration. >> mr. jacob, immediately before you and the vice president were evacuated to a secure location within the capitol, you hit send on an e-mail to john eastman explaining why his legal theory about the vice president's role was wrong. you edited your e-mail by stating quote, thanks to your bull shit, we're now under siege. we'll take a look at that e-mail. and dr. eastman replied, and this is hard to believe -- his reply back to you was: the siege is because you and your boss, presumably referring to the vice president of the united states, did not do what was necessary to allow this to be aired in a public way so the american people could see for themselves what happened. mr. jacob, later that day, you wrote again to dr. eastman, let's show that e-mail on the screen. in that e-mail, you wrote, and i quote: did you advise the president that in your professional judgment, the vice president does not have the power to decide things unilaterally? and you ended that e-mail saying, it does not appe

mr. pence's views and lawyers views while in the white house. jacob his lawyer rejected the claims that something could be done by mike pence to essentially overturn the election by ignoring, certifying the electors that had been sent to congress. so they -- it's not as if they absolutely need mike pence to testify. they have lots of documentations showing that he resisted efforts by the white house, pressure to overturn to electionly illegally and he's already said that he was a legal election. he has public i will said it's a legal election that attempts were being made to unlawfully overturn it. arthel: jacob will testify this thursday. i want to read a part of this memo from greg jacob, it says, quote, in a 3-page documentary attorney greg jacob concluded that if pence were to embrace trump's demand that he single handily block or delay the counting of electoral votes on january 6th, he would be breaking multiple provisions of the electoral count act. the law that has governed the transfer of power since 1887, such a move jacob concluded wou

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mr. jacob, how did vice president pence and mrs. pence react to that? frustration. >> it goes to the heart of our system of self-government. the existential threat that the american constitution faced on january 6th. not from insurrectionists trying to commit violence, but actually from trump and his immediate "team crazy" as they called them who were trying to ignore the constitution, hold on to power regardless of what the american people said. >> reporter: even after the attack, after the mob was cleared from the capitol building, trump and his allies kept the pressure on pence. shortly before he was to certify the election, john eastman, a lawyer advising trump, emailed the vice president's counsel saying it was not too late for pence to change his mind. >> what was vice president pence's reaction when you showed him the email where dr. eastman, after the attack on the capitol, still asked that the vice president delay certification and sent it back to the states? >> he said, "that's rubber room stuff." >> what did you interpret that to mean? >> tha

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mr. pence's lead secret service agent is to his west wing office. the chief of standard had a message for the agent. tim gables, the president was going to turn publicly against the vice president and there could be a security risk to mr. pence because of it. maggie's with us now. what more can you tell us about that warning and what you learned about the events surrounding it? >> this is an extraordinary moment to think there's a chief of staff to a sitting vice president so concerned about the potential threat being created by a pressure campaign led and encouraged by the president who picked this vice president, it is jarring, and it just takes a minute to absorb. mark short had a conversation, according to sources with tim gibuls, the lead secret service agent saying what you said, that the president would turn on pence and they might have a security risks, short, as i understand it, did not have a sense of what that threat could look like. i don't believe based on my reporting that he envisioned what we saw on january 6th the way we saw it. wha

how did vice president pence and mrs pence react to that with frustration? former vice president did not testify. pence was in ohio today , where he met with the governor there, and members of the state's gas and oil sector. the next hearing is scheduled for tuesday. a state senator from the east bay is proposing a bill that would require gun owners in california to obtain liability insurance for the negligent or accidental use of their weapons . state senator nancy skinner, berkeley says it makes sense guns now kill more people than vehicles and liability insurance is required to drive a car. skinner says. the bill that she is proposing is patterned after the city of san jose. it would cover damage to property and both injuries or death to people . california would be the first in the nation to adopt such legislation earlier today on the four we talked with state senator skinner about how such insurance would work. when a gun owner cost their insurer to say look, i need liability insurance . now the insurer's going to say, where do you keep your guns? how ma

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mr. pence's courage on january 6th. our democracy came dangerously close to catastrophe. >> reporter: pence was evacuated to a safe location deep beneath the capitol. these never-before-seen pictures showing the vice president making calls to pentagon officials and congressional leaders working through the attack and refusing to leave the capitol. >> the vice president did not want to take any chance that the world would see the vice president of the united states fleeing the united states capitol. he was determined that we would complete the work that we had set out to do that day. >> reporter: the committee says the plan to have pence reject the election results began with a lawyer named john eastman who witnesses say knew the idea was illegal and unconstitutional and who later requested a presidential pardon. >> i said, are you out of your effing mind? i said you are completely crazy are you going to turn around and tell 78 plus million people in this country that your theory is this is how you're going to invalidate

mr. jacob, how did vice president pence and mrs. pence react to that? >> with frustration. >> mr. jacob, mediately before you and the vice president didn't wear evacuated to a secure location within the capital, you hit send on an email to john eastman, explaining why his legal theory about the vice presidents role was wrong. you ended your email by stating that, quote, thanks to your bowls, it we are now under siege. we will now take a look at that email. doctor jasmyn replied, this is hard to believe, but his reply back to you was the siege is because you and your boss, presumably referring to the vice president of the united states, did not do what was necessary to allow this to be aired in a public way to the american people can see for themselves what happened. mr. jacob, later that day you wrote again to doctor eastman, let's show that email on the screen. in that email, you wrote, and i quote, did you advise the president that in your professional judgment the vice president does not have the power to decide things unilaterally? and you ended that email saying, it does not

trump said that perhaps mr. pence should have been hanged. we now know that the january six committee is investigating this reporting. they are also looking into a newly-revealed plan to overturn the 2020 election. in a recent court filing, we learned of a memo approach up attorney, john eastman, that sketched out a plan for mike pence to hold out the certification of the victory, overturning the election. a judge memo said that it is potential criminal acts committed by donald trump and john eastman. against the backdrop of all these new details, a shift is taking place within the republican party. they're in the 2020 election, as we all know, republicans claim that voter fraud was happening everywhere you look, all the time. now, as this year's primary unfold, we are seeing a very different reaction to election results. suddenly, everything is fine, there is no fraud anymore. you see, when it is republican races on the line, all the votes are somehow magically legitimate. curious how they have changed their tune in such a short time. joinin

mr. jacob, how did vice president pence and mrs. pence react to that? >> with frustration. >> mr. jacob, mediately before you and the vice president didn't wear evacuated to a secure location within the capital, you hit send on an email to john eastman, explaining why his legal theory about the vice presidents role was wrong. you ended your email by stating that, quote, thanks to your bowls, it we are now under siege. we will now take a look at that email. doctor jasmyn replied, this is hard to believe, but his reply back to you was the siege is because you and your boss, presumably referring to the vice president of the united states, did not do what was necessary to allow this to be aired in a public way to the american people can see for themselves what happened. mr. jacob, later that day you wrote again to doctor eastman, let's show that email on the screen. in that email, you wrote, and i quote, did you advise the president that in your professional judgment the vice president does not have the power to decide things unilaterally? and you ended that email saying, it does not

mr. pence's courage on january 6th. our democracy came dangerously close to catastrophe. that courage put him in tremendous danger. when mike pence made it clear that he wouldn't give in to donald trump's scheme, donald trump turned the mob on him. a mob that was chanting "hang mike pence." a mob that had built a hang man's gallows outside the capitol. thanks in part to mike pence, our democracy withstood donald trump's scheme and the violence of january 6th. but the danger has not receded. thereby my colleague, will lay out the facts for the american people. but first, i recognize my colleague from wyoming, ms. cheney, for any opening statements she would care to offer. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. let me take just a few minutes today to put the topic of our hearing in broader context. in our last hearing we heard unequivocal testimony president trump was told his election fraud allegations were complete nonsense. we heard this from members of the trump campaign, we heard this from president trump's campaign lawyers, we heard this from president trump's former at

i would certainly vote for mr. pence over trump. host: robert is in alabama. er: this is robert from alabama. i wanted to say that mike pence should have just counted the electoral votes and see if that agreed with the 2020 election. there would be no more confusion. it would have been settled. host: what is your view of him now? what do you think his political future is? caller: i think it's very limited. host: why? caller: he should have done with the president asked him to do, just count the electoral votes. host: louis is in oklahoma. caller: hello. host: good morning. no ahead. caller: ok. i would vote for mr. pence if i knew more about him. what i would like to know about him, what is he going to do for veterans? how was he going to handle this job, which is so in norma's. we need gas prices corrected, there are a lot of things that need to happen. what does he plan to do about it? i think he has the knowledge, i would like to know more about what he would do for the people of the united states. host: what do you think about the role he played january 6?

mr. pence's courage on january 6th. our democracy came dangerously close to catastrophe. >> they also released never before seen photos of pence sheltering deep beneath the capitol, allegedly working through the attack, refusing to leave. >> the vice president did not want to take any chance that the world would see the vice president of the united states fleeing the united states capitol. he was determined to complete the work that we had set out to do that day. >> mr. trump responded on social media today demanding equal time to discuss what he called massive voter fraud and a dem security breach. >>> still ahead, it's a big score, and this time we're not talking about basketball. what we're learning about today's announcement that the world cup is coming to the bay area. >>> plus expect more delays. the new problem that brought the production of baby formula to a halt again and what it could mean for your family. >>> quite a bit cooler out there today, and now a late season system is moving over northern california br

trump knew his plan was illegal but insisted mr pence go along with it anyway. the hollywood actor kevin spacey has appeared in court charged with four counts of sexual assault and one of causing a person to engage in sexual activity without consent. he strenuously denies the allegations. he's been granted bail and is due to appear in court again next month. now on bbc news, it has been a0 years since the falklands war. today, veterans and their families are still living with the consequences of victory in the falklands. yeah, yeah, yeah. right, i'm ready to go. you can stop to think about an answer, you don't have to do it all in one go — it'sjust a conversation with me and i'll take you — i'll take you through the experiences. you're literally lying face down, pressed yourface into this frozen earth, thinking, "i don't want "to die here. "i don't want to die here. "why?" sniffs. yeah. you know, that, i think — well, it was, for all of us, it was hugely traumatic. there's corpses of your enemy, corpses of your friends, you know, just lying there. it had a massi

mr. jacob, how did vice president pence and mrs. pence react to that? >> with frustration. >> reporter: even after the attack, after the mob was cleared from the capitol building, trump and his allies kept the pressure on pence. shortly before he was to certify the election, john eastman, a lawyer advising trump, emailed the vice president's counsel, saying it wasn't too late for pence to change his mind. >> what was vice president pence's reaction where you showed him the email where dr. eastman, after the attack on the capitol, still asked what the vice president delay certification and send it back to the states? >> he said, "that's rubber room stuff." >> what did you interpret that to mean? >> that that was certifiably crazy. >> reporter: mr. jacob testified that the vice president was never going to go along with trump's scheme. >> the vice president's first instinct when he heard this theory was that there was no way that or framers, who abhorred concentrated power, who had broken away from the tyranny of george iii, would never have put one person

. trump put mr. pence endanger as the vice president trying to certify present jo biden's victory writers on capitol hill. we're calling for mr. passes hanging or just meters away from him as he's sought shelter from the mom. and today mark's 50 years since an earlier assault on you as democracy that did lead to the resignation of a u. s. president. the watergate scandal made headlines. the world over when it was revealed that richard nixon had ordered wiretapping and other illegal actions against his political opponents. the building complex that gave the watergate scandal its name still stands to day. 50 years ago, during the night of june 17th 5 men broke into the headquarters of the democratic national committee. apparently to install bugs and take photos of files. the men were caught, but others were involved in the scandal all the way up to the u. s. president journalists revealed that richard nixon, eustace power against political opponents, good wife, buddy for a year earlier. nixon had told his chief of staff that he wanted the use to use wire tapping and

we are fortunate for mr. pence, his courage. on january 6th, our democracy came dangerously close to catastrophe. their courage put him in tremendous danger. when mike pierce made it clear that he wouldn't give a entered down france skeen down front turned a mob on him. a mob there was chanting. ang, my tense, a mob that had built a hangman's gallows just outside the capital. thanks in part to my parents, our democracy withstood donald trump's scheme and the violence of january 6. but a danger hasn't receded there by my colleague mister aguilar to day, we'll lay out the facts for the american people. but 1st, i'll recognize my collie for wyoming. miss cheney, for any opening statement she cared offer. thank you very much mister chairman. let me take just a few minutes today to put the topic of our hearing in broader context. in our last hearing, we heard unequivocal testimony. the president trump was told his election fraud allegations were complete. nonsense. we heard this from members of the trump campaign. we heard this from

. trump put mr. pence endanger as the vice president trying to certify present jo biden's victory writers on capitol hill. we're calling for mr. passes hanging or just meters away from him as is sought shelter from the mom. and today mark's 50 years since an earlier assault on you as democracy that did lead to the resignation of a u. s. president. the watergate scandal made headlines. the world over when it was revealed that richard nixon had ordered wiretapping and other illegal actions against his political opponents. the building complex that gave the watergate scandal its name still stands to day. 50 years ago, during the night of june 17th 5 men broke into the headquarters of the democratic national committee. apparently to install bugs and take photos of files. the men were caught, but others were involved in the scandal all the way up to the u. s. president journalist revealed that richard nixon, eustace power against political opponents. good wife, got it for a year earlier, nixon had told his chief of staff that he wanted the use to use wiretapping and a t

trump knew his plan was illegal but insisted mr pence go along with it anyway. the hollywood actor kevin spacey has appeared in court, charged with four counts of sexual assault and one of causing a person to engage in sexual activity without consent. he strenuously denies the allegations. he's been granted bail and is due to appear in court again next month. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. for once, the headlines coming out of ukraine have been dominated by diplomacy rather than the latest from the war front. the leaders of the eu's three biggest countries staged a visit to kyiv on the eve of a key brussels decision — will ukraine be given official eu candidate status? for the zelensky government, it would be a symbolic prize to match the practical military and economic assistance still urgently required. well, my guest is one of ukraine's deputy prime ministers, olha stefanishyna. is ukraine getting the backing it needs? deputy pm olha stefanishyna, in kyiv — welcome to hardtalk. hello, stephen. thank you very much forjoinin

we are fortunate for mr. pence, his courage. on january 6th, our democracy came dangerously close to catastrophe. the answer for europe in countries visiting caves say they're in favor of ukraine joining the e u. the leaders of france, germany, italy, and romania met president vladimir lensky and a show of solidarity. believes in brazil are working to identify human remains found in the amazon for an indigenous researcher. and a british journalist went missing. investigators say a suspect in custody has confessed to killing bruno put ada and dom phillips on to butting them in the rain forest. b, u. n, is among global voice, is denouncing the murders and calling for a full investigation. thousands of march in bangladesh, his capital against india's b. j. p. party of the 2 of its senior members, made insulting remarks about the prophet muhammad, the b. j. p. is suspended one member and expelled the other one. the protesters in duck, i want a muslim majority nations to boycott indian products and cut ties with you, denny, tennessee

plus we are fortunate for mr. pence is colors. on january 6th, our democracy came dangerously close to catastrophe. the committee investigating the attack on capitol hill says at one point, the mob that invaded was just 12 meters from vice president mike pence. leaders of italy, france, and germany traveled to keith to show solidarity with ukraine to being criticized for being too cautious in their support. germans urged to reduce their energy consumption after russia more than half its gas supply to europe, sending prices soaring. and in sport, northern ireland, jewelry mcelroy makes a strong start at golf's u. s. open ah, out a 0 has obtained an image of the bullet used to kill its journalist sharing abruptly last month. experts say it's used in m for rifles, which are used by the israeli army. sharon was shot in the head by israeli forces while on assignment in janine, in the occupied west bank. members of the international community have condemned her killing and continued to call for an investigation. as a bake begins our cov

about events and conversations that took place in the oval office, for example, between mr trump and mr penceg detail that we haven't heard before, and we're hearing about the anger coming from donald trump against his vice president, who had made it very clear that he wasn't going to go along with the president's plan. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: the race is on to stop the plunder of rich peatlands in central africa and the release of damaging carbon dioxide. there was a bomb in the city centre. a code word known to be one used by the ira was given. army bomb experts were examining a suspect van when there was a huge explosion. the south african parliament has destroyed the foundation of apartheid by abolishing the population registration act, which, for a0 years, forcibly classified each citizen according to race. just a day old, and the royal baby is tonight sleeping in his cot at home. early this evening, the new prince was taken by his mother and father to their apartment in kensington palace. germany's parliament, i the bundestag, has voted by a n

we are fortunate for mr. pence. is kurt? on january 6th, our democracy came dangerously close to catastrophe. bad declaration of donald trump as the next president would have plunged america into what i believe would have been tantamount to a revolution within a constitutional crisis. i was going on to her, catherine, washington, d. c. i d a some strong language there from that particular person at the hearing was to the general trust being of this particular section of the hearing. that's right now it's been witnessed after witness who were insiders, either in vice president trump, of vice president pen, says legal authors or former attorneys of president trump. and they've all been saying the same thing that they thought this legally dubious idea that had been argued, which was embraced by trump at that the vice president could simply come and invalidate the state electors vote. they thought that this was a dangerous idea, and they testified that the vice president's 1st instinct was immediately to say, there is no way tha

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supporters who were chanting "hang mike pence", that he had said perhaps they had the right idea and that mr pence he hadn't done that, he had never thought or said or even thought of saying "hang mike pence" and that this was just fake news. us presidentjoe biden says that it's important for americans to see the hearings and understand what happened. the insurrection on january 6th is one of the darkest chapters in our nation's history. a brutal assault on our democracy, a brutal attack on law enforcement, some losing their lives, and we heard about it last night again. it's important that the american people understand what truly happened and to understand that the same forces that led january the 6th remain at work today. an update because in the last two minutes it has been reported that misconduct charges have been filed against donald trump's former attorney rudy giuliani over claims he made in court that the 20/20 election was stolen. the reuters news agency is reporting the charges come from the washington office that polices attorneys for ethical misconduct. that news breaking just in the

>> he did not. >> how did vice president pence and mrs. pence react to that? >> >> with frustration. >> mr. jacob, immediately before you and the vice president were evacuated to a secure location within the capitol, you hit send on an e-mail to john eastman explaining why his legal theory about the vice president's role was wrong. you edited your e-mail by stating that "thanks to your bullshit, we're now under siege." we'll take a look at that e-mail. dr. eastman replied, and this is hard to believe, but his reply back to you is the siege is because you and your boss, presumably referring to the vice president of the united states, did not do what was necessary to allow this to be aired in a public way so the american people could see for themselves what happened. mr. jacob, later that day you wrote again to dr. eastman. let's show that e-mail on the screen. in that e-mail you wrote, and i quote, "did you advise the president in your professional judgment the vice president does not have the power to decide things unilaterally?" you said it doesn't appear the

the star former federal judge michael lunig who advised pence about his options also made clear along with mr. jacob that pence had no authority under any interpretation of the constitution to do what eastman proposed. >> there was no basis in the constitution or laws of the united states at all for the theory espoused by mr. eastman, at all, none. >> my review of text, history and frankly just common sense all confirmed the vice president's first instinct on that point. there is no justifiable basis to conclude that the vice president has that kind of authority. >> in fact, judge lunig spelled out how adamantly he felt about that, that pens could not overturn the election. >> that declaration of donald trump as the next president would have plunged america into what i believe would have been tantamount to a revolution within a constitutional crisis. >> for his part, john eastman remained undeterred and later even spoke at the ellipse on january 6th only further inflaming the crowd with claims about a plot he, as we now know, admitted was illegal in private. >> and all we are demanding of vic

we are fortunate for mr. pence is codes. on january 6, our democracy came dangerously close to catastrophe. committee investigating the attack on capitol hill says at one point, the mob that invaded was just 12 meters from vice president mike pence. leaders of italy, france, and germany travel to keep, to show solidarity with ukraine. after being criticized for being too cautious in their support. gentlemen, to add to reduce their energy consumption after russia more than harms it's gas. supply to europe, sending prices soaring under 0, has obtained an image of the bullet used to kill its journalists, sharina black lay last month. shaheen was shot in the head by his ready forces while she was on assignment and jeanine. members of the international community have condemned her killing and continue to call for an investigation. as a bag begins our coverage. the remains of the bullet that kill journalists, sharina ob lackley. this image is been broadcast for the 1st time and shows the type of ammunition used to killed the veter

are hearing about events and conversations that took place in the oval office between mr trump and mr pence we have not heard before, and we are hearing about the anger coming from donald trump against his vice president, had made it very clear that he wasn't going to go along with the president's plan. to go along with the president's lan. �* ., , to go along with the president's ian, �* ., , ., ~' to go along with the president's ian, , ., ~' to go along with the president's plan. peter bowes, thank you very much for putting — plan. peter bowes, thank you very much for putting that _ plan. peter bowes, thank you very much for putting that into - much for putting that into perspective and giving us all the very latest. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: the race to stop the plunder of rich peatlands in central africa and the release of damaging carbon dioxide. there was a bomb in the city centre. a code word known to be one used by the ira was given. army bomb experts were examining a suspect van when there was a huge explosion. the south african parliament

we are fortunate for mr. pence, his courage. on january 6th, our democracy came dangerously close to catastrophe. the heads of for europe in countries visiting. he said they're in favor of ukraine joining the e u, the leaders of france, germany, italy, and romania met president of leukemia. zalinski on thursday in a show of solidarity blues and brazil are working to identify human remains found in the amazon, where an indigenous researcher at a british journalist went missing. investigators say a suspect in custody has confessed to killing bonaparte era and dom phillips and to budding them in the rain forest. palestinian officials say that at least 3 men have been killed by israeli forces during a raid at dawn in the occupied west bank. the 3 palestinians were short in a car in the city of jeanine, and his really armies spokesperson says they are looking into the incident. jazz is main, labor unions gone on strike, demanding an increase in salaries and concessions. is the latest crisis putting pressure on the government of presi

mr. pence's courage on january 6th. our democracy came dangerously close to catastrophe. that courage put him in tremendous danger. mike pence made it clear that he wouldn't give into donald trump's scheme, donald trump term the mob on him. a mob that was chanting hang mike pence a mob that had built a hangman scout just outside the capital. thanks in part to mike pence, our democracy was still donald trump's scheme and the violence of january six. to the danger has not -- there by my colleague, mr. aguilar, today we will lay out the facts for the american people. but first, i recognize my colleague from wyoming, miss cheney for any opening statement she care to offer. >> thank you very much mister chairman, let me take just a few minutes today to hit get the topic of our hearing and broader context. in our last hearing, we heard unequivocal testimony. president trump was told his election fraud allegations were complete nonsense. we heard this from members of the trump campaign we, heard this from president trump's campaign lawyers, we heard this from president trump's fo

we are fortunate for mr pence's courage.member he said, _ "you are a wimp, you'll be a wimp." "wimp" is the word i remember. the committee was shown footage of rioters threatening to hang mike pence when it became known he'd refused to go along with the president's plan. i'm telling you what i'm hearing, that pence, i'm hearing that pence just caved. no. — is that true? i'm hearing reports that pence caved. no way! i'm telling you, if pence caved, we're going to drag... bleep! through the streets! at one point, the vice—president was within 12 metres of the rioters. he was rushed out of the senate chamber and spent several hours in a secure underground location. the committee was shown a tweet by donald trump when he knew the capitol had been breached. he wrote: "mike pence didn't have the courage to do what should have been done to protect our country and our constitution. usa demands the truth." the testimony revealed during the hearing is notable because much of it comes from those in mr trump's inner circle. a conservati