ted cruz, josh hawley, john kennedy, cindy hyde myth and roger marshall. ted cruz, rick scott joined in from florida. cindy hyde-smith, cynthia loomis, roger marshall and tommy tuberville. this is not before hand. this is after the riot we saw. the insurrection inside the united states capitol, they still got up and made the case that what the people who rushed into the building yesterday did was valid because of conspiracy theories they heard about online and were validated by the group of senators yesterday. >> despite the fact that every senator on that list knows that everything that donald trump is saying, all of these bogus claims, were all lies. again, in the united states of america, they understand as well because when -- >> look at this. >> the best law schools in america they understand if you

and then, you have roger marshall. what is roger marshall of? kansas. rick scott of florida. tommy tuberville of alabama. those are the yes. and here is the interesting thing. kelly loeffler, who just lost her bid as an incumbent senator last night, was -- had said, yesterday, you know, during -- on the day of voting, i am going to vote yes or no, right, not to certify these things. she decided today, after what happened at the capitol, that she was going to vote to certify. i'm not sure if she found religion. i'm not sure what her reasoning was, but it's interesting that she said no to this. and also -- and also, senator lindsey graham as well. that doesn't mean he is absolved of any sins for the past four years. but he did say this is done and it is over. >> well, look. again, there is a lot going on in this moment. but all leads us to the same place, which is that we are at a bottom, here. i've never seen it this bad. and we often say we are living history. we often say a lot of things because we want you to be able to seize on the meaning of a moment. and when you kept be

cynthia lummis, roger marshal, rick scott, tommy tubberville, and cindy hyde-smith. all of those lawmakers, after the day they had yesterday on capitol hill, still voted to support overturning the election results in the state of pennsylvania. and look, senator john thune, the majority whip in the united states senate, he said last night as he was leaving, it was absolutely time for the republican party to move on from donald trump. he said, quote, we've got to get back to where the party is built around a set of ideals, principles, and policies. alisyn? >> shame on them. shame on those senators. they sided with domestic terrorists yesterday. and we won't forget it. and i'm very glad that you read their names, lauren. thank you very much. >>> president trump is now vowing an orderly transition of power on january 20th, when president-elect joe biden will be sworn in, but this is only after weeks of fueling and inciting the deadly insurrection at the u.s. capitol and his damage is already done. cnn joe johns is live at the white house. what's happening, joe? >> good m

hallmark cards has even asked republican senators roger marshall and josh hawley to return donationshat the company gave them over the last two years totaling $12,000. a look at the markets now. wall street ended with a selloff at investors bolted at biden's key man. markets down. so ended the week downbeat, closing in the red. down 1% and the -- and dax both dropped over 1.5%. the u.k. government says that probst brexit treeled between mainland and northern ireland is flowing smoothly but supply chains are said to be just days away from collapsing. urgent intervention was asked for earlier in the week. reporter: supermarket shoppers in northern ireland have been left with a bitter taste in their mouths as the shelves lie bare as a result of covid. >> our companies are taking order and we can't deliver that until further notice. >> northern ireland is aligned to avoid a hardboarder with the relick of ireland but that means that british goods arriving in the territory are subject to checks in case they're then imported into the effort u. many companies are struggling to advance. the c

>> on monday, hallmark cards company ask for a refund from republican senators josh holly and roger marshall who received a combined $12,000. the company says the senator's decision to reject state certified electoral colleges votes do not reflect their company values and american express told employees monday they are withholding donations from lawmakers devoted to subvert the presidential results and the peaceful transition of power. : sats, facebook, google and microsoft are going farther. saying they will withhold all political contributions from members of both parties. chemical giant dial doing so for at least the next two years. >> it is sending a ripple effect amongst all these campaigns because donald trump is radioactive. >> leslie sanchez is a republican so in political analyst and said the corporate giving ban it hurt many gop candidates. >> the question campaigns are asking is how long will this last and can they separate their campaign from the larger republican party in the order that it has. >> sages is based on her conversations with top government relations executive, the g

challenge another state, they are debating about arizona right now or perhaps multiple states, roger marshal news, new senator from can cans is also wanted to continue request his objections, so we won't know for sure, norah, until this debate concludes, then in about half an hour or so the house and senate will take votes about whether they should in fact sustain this objection to the elect, 11 electoral votes of arizona and if that were to be sustained then arizona's electoral votes would be thrown out but that is not going happen, because all democrats and nearly all republicans think that is just a terrible idea, so then they all gather once again in the house chamber, the house and the senate and they continue to go down the list of states, we are still in the a's so we didn't get very tar before this objection to arizona popped up and the next state that could get challenged is georgia. and if that happens, then we are looking at another couple of hours of debate, another vote is, in stretches out but as you have seen there is a real push tonight, norah, in the wake of the horrific eve

about pennsylvania, so the question now is whether these senators like josh hawley of missouri, roger marshal of kansas will feel that they have made their point, they have said what they had to say, they have gotten on record and now they are going to call it a day or whether they are going to feel compelled to go ahead and challenge the results from yet another state like georgia when the countk resumes. >> right, and of those six objections two of them senator hawley and senator cruz, i'm thinking are the most notable, because they are both senators who have presidential ambitions four years from now. they also listened to the remarks of mitt romney who received applause from fellow senators, when he also suggested that those that continue this are complicit in the violence, right? >> that's right. and he's not the only one who is criticizing the two of them obliquely this evening. senator cory booker of new jersey was also on the senate floor calling them out for fundraising over this challenge that they have lodged even as the unrest was mounting outside the u.s. capitol. they are gettin

electoral commission i have a lot of concern in particular about 4 states kansas republican senator roger marshall says he will object to the results in wisconsin michigan pennsylvania and georgia i want our day in court i want that to our debate with everybody in the room and the facts on the table and let's what's what their defense is why the why and how they broke their own constitution or their own laws other republicans are not so sure texas republican john cornyn tweeted he welcomes the debate quote my question is will there be any new evidence presented on the 6 republicans have the votes they need to prompt hours of debate but would need a majority in both chambers to actually change the outcome. there is absolutely no legitimate reason. >>that they should be none whatsoever texas democrat sheila jackson lee end we dog the only thing republicans will do is sold out in the nation's electoral process we need to stand by officials of both parties who did their job. >>in what has been described as the most election in recent american history in washington, i'm anna wiernicki. >>well as congre

heard from kansas city based company hallmark specifically referencing senator josh hawley and roger marshall, they want the senators to return the contributions the company gave to them. we could continue to see this grow. we saw companies like facebook, twitter, snapchat pull some of their support from trump. the pga is canceling the championship at the trump golf course. really a lot to watch for, matt. matt: jennifer talking to us about the term oil following insurrection in the capitol. turning to the markets. u.s. and european futures are little changed. investors are weighing a stronger dollar and rising treasury yields amid expectations for new big and bigger stimulus spending. meanwhile bits coin is holding steady after dropping as much as 20% on monday over a couple of days. of course it did rise a couple of days. let's get into markets now with our bloomberg marketing editor out of singapore. mark, you had i thought a pretty darn good piece on bitcoin. it has also been one of the most read stories on the bloomberg terminal. one of the interesting points that you make and a lot of p

bill hagerty, john kennedy, james lankford, tommy turberville, coach, and roger marshall. them. [applause] i i actually think though it tas again more courage not to step up. i think a lot of those people are going to find that out and you better start looking at your leadership because your leadership has let you down the tubes. we don't want to give $2000 to people. we what to want to give them $600. great. how does that play politically, pretty good? this has nothing to do with politics but how does it play politically. china destroyed these people. we didn't destroy. china destroyed them. totally destroyed them. we want to give them $600, they just wouldn't change i said give them $2000. we will pay it back. we will pay it back fast you already owe 26 trillion. give them a couple of bucks, let them live. give them a couple of bucks. and some of the people here disagree with me on that but i just say, look, you've got to let people live. how does that play? number one it's right thing to do but how does it play politically? i think it's the primary reason, one of the pr

republicans who say they also plan to object this list includes senators like ted cruz, kennedy, roger marshal, they just announced objections writing, quote, january 6th it is incumbent on congress to vote on whether to certify the 2020 election results. that vote is the lone constitutional power remaining to consider forced resolution of multiple allegations of serious voter fraud, all of that now guaranties a debate and vote on the state electoral results. senator: there are ways for us to approach this, this is one of them. we should get answers to this, the american people should be able to trust in their electoral system and the electoral college is a vital part of our process and this will be the opportunity that we have to weigh in. >> vice president mike pence will preside wednesday over constitutionally mandated session, that's where congress official tallies results of the electoral college that the individual states certified and sent to washington. if a member of the house and the senate object to a state's results, that forces a debate and then a vote in each chamber on whether t

session including senators ted cruz, ron johnson, john kennedy and incoming oaxacan senators, roger marshallnd tommy taber will among others. the right, we do not take this action lightly. rather to protect it. every one of us should act together to ensure the election was awfully conducted under the constitution and do everything we can to restore faith in our democracy. democrats are rethink the strategy, amy klobuchar of minnesota rights, a group of my republican colleagues to claim they want an additional federal commission to supersede state certifications, when the votes have already been counted, recounted, litigated and state certified amounts to nothing more than an attempt to subvert the will of the voters. it's undemocratic, un-american and fortunately, it will be unsuccessful. in the end, democracy will prevail. vice president like pens will preside wednesday over a constitutional mandated joint concession. that's her congress as result of the electoral college if a member of the house and of the senate objects the state results, that forces a debate and then a boat in each chamb

david: reaction from kansas republican senator roger marshall. senator, a lot of working people in america have lost their jobs and are worried that some of the measures, some of the executive orders that we've seen from the white house right now will not help them get another job, particularly raising the minimum wage, which of course is a death knell to many in the restaurant business. we'll be talking about that later but what do you think about bernie sanders' idea how to rush some of this stuff through? >> well, between bernie and the president there is almost sounds machiavellian. the president will do all these executive orders in the first week here, committing all the sins at one time and it is killing jobs. it will drive prices up for americans. it will drive the cost of gasoline up at the pump. it will drive the cost of electricity up. it will make us more dependent upon oil from the middle east. and then, senator, senator bernie sanders plan, that is will create uncertainty. your business folks don't like uncertainty going up and down

recent actions of josh hawley and roger marshall do not reflect our company's values.is a serious warning to the president's allyies and encouraging to his critics. >> the political marketplace is working out there with organizations, companies, individuals saying we're simply not giving any more contributions to those who held up the election or tried to hold up, or overturn the election. >> reporter: people everywhere says money talks. here in d.c. sometimes it positively shouts. there is a roar from some moneyed interest telling republicans it may be time for a withdraw. jake? >> i never saw hall marc pissed off before. tom foreman, thank you very much. >>> mike rogers joins me. mr. chairman, always good to see you. two-thirds of your party in the house voted to undermine the election, based on these lies that led to the terrorist attack. and they did so after the attack. are you embarrassed to be a republican today at all? >> well, i'm certainly embarrassed by those actions. i see a lot more self interest than public interest going on, a lot more self service than

earlier this month hallmark asked senator hawley and senator roger marshall to get back employee donationsblishing company simon & schuster voiding a book deal with purity and big tech, holly writing this is the left looking to cancel anything that they do not approve of, i will fight to cancel culture with everything that i have. of course this is the latest so-called cancel culture example, colin kaepernick faced harsh criticism for kneeling during the national anthem and boycott nike for featuring him in a commercial or demands to avoid chick-fil-a for a history of donating to charities with anti-lgbtq stances or calling out barilla pasta for the chairman's 2013, did not feature gay families in this adz. this time around corporate america is weighing in on the storming of the capital they visited the political donation and supporters applauding that decision. >> thank goodness the pushing back, the market is changed because of the pressure that it is put on, maybe this will give my republican colleagues some support that they can be free. >> protest this week urging senator ted cruz and

welcome 6 new senators to capitol hill graduation center one of them kansas republican senator roger marshall moves from the house to the senate when someone yells out hey senator i still may have to look around see worst jeriann many senators chose to stay masked up during the ceremonial swearing-in and following photo ups this will be his store which party controls the senate won't be decided until tuesday. >>that's when georgia votes in the senate runoff elections you have a decision to united states senators vice president elect kamala harris campaign for democratic candidates, jon ossoff and raphael warnock sunday president elect biden will campaign in the state monday. >>president trump and vice president pence also plan to visit monday to rally for incumbent republicans kelly leffler and david perdue the president continues to challenge georgia's results from the presidential election, including a saturday phone call asking the georgia secretary of state to find votes for the president the washington post published a recording of portions of the call we are not acting to thwart the dem

romney who was the lone republican senator who voted to convict president trump back in 2020, and roger marshall, a new freshman senator from kansas, who told me these charges should be dismissed, someone who voted to overturn electoral results as the house members tried to invalidate his votes. romney has been leaning toward the nd. mcconnell, a bit of a wild stone, but i'm talking to his allies and colleagues. there is a sign hely, but those republican senators were rnt -- listening to the reading of that art article. all of them were there, according to ted barrett. all of them, if not all 50, are voting to convict. they are definitely listening very closely. tomorrow they will all be sworn in as jurors tomorrow afternoon and then that trial will begin, and they're expected to be in the office at that point starting the week of february 8, erin. >> and john king was discussing how this is a crime scene, right sf they're walking through a cr crime. ab abby, this is the big question, how big they're going to go. who are they going to call for witnesses? are they going to call mike pence as a wi

electoral commission i have a lot of concern in particular about 4 states kansas republican senator roger marshall says he will object to the results in wisconsin michigan pennsylvania and georgia i want our day in court i want that to our debate with everybody in the room and the facts on the table and let's what's what their defense is why the why and how they broke their own constitution or their own laws other republicans are not so sure texas republican john cornyn tweeted he welcomes the debate quote my question is will there be any new evidence presented on the 6th. >>republicans have the votes they need to prompt hours of debate but would need a majority in both chambers to actually change the outcome. >>there is absolutely no legitimate reason that they should be none whatsoever texas democrat sheila jackson lee end we dog the only thing republicans will do is sold out in the nation's electoral process we need to stand by officials of both parties who did their job. >>in what has been described as the most election in recent american history in washington, i'm anna wiernicki. >>we'll cont

including some senators-elect, tommy tuberville of alabama, bill haggerty of tennessee, roger marshall of kansas and cynthia lummis of wyoming. all four have been newly elected. what is your sense, adrian, of what this means for how the biden administration might be working with the senate? >> look, josh, here's what i'm going to tell you. on january 6th it's going to become official official, not that it hasn't become official already. we're moving full speed ahead. as you know, i'm working on the inaugural committee. we've got some incredible events that we're planning coming up starting on january 18th, 19th and of course 20th will be the swearing in. and what we want to make sure, josh, we do as part of this inaugural committee is make sure every single american, no matter where they live, no matter what part of the country they reside in, no matter who they voted for, that they can be a part of this inauguration. so we're going to have plenty of virtual events. josh, as you'll recall, the convention was one of the best conventions if not the best, that we've ever had in this count

hallmark is asking republican senators josh hawley and roger marshall for the companies money back.ide of this issue with mollie and leslie. isn't it true that the members and senators who did object to electoral college results were exercising their constitutional rights as democrats did during the 2016 election? >> mollie: not just 2016. democrats have objected to election results were republicans won in every election of my adult lifetime. even in the last 20 years you have people who are still in congress who spoke up in defense of objectors, including nancy pelosi. the problem here is not doing the objecting or even if corporations want to do something of his nature. the problem is the twisted way in which they do it. blm rioters, it the injured 60s secret service people at the white house, they set buildings on fire, caused all sorts of destruction and damage. a lot of corporations gave money to blm. you had the mayor of d.c. paint defund the police and black lives matter plasma. then you have this situation which thankfully everybody is condemning what happened wednesday and

, simon & schuster calling off its book deal with hawley, and hallmark asking him and senator roger marshalloe manchin calling on the senate to consider removing the senators with the 14th amendment saying their actions incited violence. >> ted's a very bright individual, and i get along fine with ted. but what he did was totally outside the realm of our responsibilities. >> reporter: now, mike, the third section of the 14th amendment explains basically that any elected official who has taken that oath of office shall not either incite an insurrection or rebellion. mike? mike: alex hogan, thanks very much. joe biden will try to set the tone for his presidency in his inaugural address. what one former speech writer s thinks mr. biden might say, coming up. right, girl? >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ your journey requires liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. wow. that will save me lots of money. this game's boring. only pay for what you need. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. i'm erin. -and i'm margo. we've always done things

led by josh hawley and ted cruz, joined by rick scott, cindy hyde-smith, as well as tuberville, roger marshallis. with the capitol battered, they still tried to overthrow voters. most senate republicans ultimately chose to oppose that path, but that was not the case in the house, where an unprecedented 139 republicans, 66% of the party's total, voted to overturn the election without one ounce of actual evidence. maybe they thought there would be little price to pay because most don't have competitive general elections. they only have to worry about getting primaried from the far right. so mo brooks knew they could lie and divide with impunity. but there are still 27 toss-up districts, according to the cook political report. and so it's worth shining a light on those house members. republicans like arizona's dave swikart. minnesota's jim haggerton. new jersey's jeff van drew. pennsylvania's scott perry. all from states joe biden won. speaking of pennsylvania, eight keystone state republicans voted to invalidate their own voters, which is bonkers. you can't logically say there was massive fraud

marsha blackburn of tennessee, mike brawn of indiana and senators-elect cynthia lummis of wyoming, roger marshall of alaska, bill haggerty and tommy tuberville. there is no major issue with the election. in fact, multiple court cases, dozens of court cases have been thrown out for lack of evidence, and these lawmakers aren't even claiming they have evidence. this is just one more vain attempt to thwart the free and fair election of joe biden as the 46th president of the united states. it's undemocratic. it's un-american. and it will fail. cnn's suzann malvo is on capitol hill. boris sanchez is at the white house. majority leader mitch mcconnell has already acknowledged biden's victory and has urged gop senators not to force this vote. what's the point here? >> reporter: well, it certainly is a different point for each one of these senators. some of them, simply to satisfy trump's request and his demand. he said over and over this was some sort of rigged, stolen election and he wants them to do everything they can in their power to reject it. that is the motivation of some of these senators as wel

johnson, james lankford, steve daines, john kennedy, martha blackburn, mike braun, cynthia lummis, roger marshall, bill hagerty, tommy tuberville, josh hawley. how on earth does this happen in your sober chamber of thought, the united states senate? >> i think one of the motivations -- and you know, i can't get into their heads, except to say that they're shameless, is that they know that donald trump raised over $200 million after he lost the election. and so, i think that some of this has to do with raising money from the trump base. some of it has to be that they're very afraid of the trump voters who are still out there. >> i want to ask you about some good news that's going on today. the united states senate -- the united states -- the congress is swearing in a number of firsts today, including several other asian american women into the united states congress. we are starting to get a congress that is more representative of the face of america. >> yes. i'm glad for that. and you know what, diversity to be our country's strength, not our weakness. and people who are afraid of the diverse cul

verizon the list is growing hallmark cards ask for its money back from senators josh hawley and roger marshall who it said do not reflect our company's values. both men voted against certification on wednesday. we're talking really about quite a lot of money but it isn't just the money that's going to have the impact. >>it's this whole ramification of the denunciation. sedition against the u.s. government that's really going to have an impact. >>dean reynolds, reporting some very large banks like jp morgan chase and citigroup say they're going to freeze all donations to republicans and democrats for at least a few months meanwhile, facebook and microsoft are pausing donations to so. >>in between the potential criminal and now financial fallout from last week's riot at the capitol. where does it seem like of the republican party is headed for a clear picture of that we now welcome john dennis he is the chairman of the san francisco republican party. welcome john, you a tough week for democracy. >>who's at fault. >>well we just had some over excited people in and really hyper partisan environmen

electoral commission i have a lot of concern in particular about 4 states kansas republican senator roger marshall to the results in wisconsin michigan pennsylvania and georgia i want our day in court. i want that to our debate with everybody in the room and the facts on the table and let's what's what their defense is why the why and how they broke their own constitution or their own laws other republicans are not so sure texas republican john cornyn tweeted he welcomes the debate quote my question is will there be any new evidence presented on the 6th. >>republicans have the votes they need to prompt hours of debate but we need a majority in both chambers to actually change the outcome. >>there is absolutely no legitimate reason that they should be town none whatsoever texas democrat sheila jackson lee end we dog the only thing republicans will do is sold out in the nation's electoral process we need to stand by officials of both parties who did their job. >>in what has been described as the most election in recent american history in washington, i'm anna wiernicki. >>and as congress is getting

electoral commission i have a lot of concern in particular about 4 states kansas republican senator roger marshall will object to the results in wisconsin michigan pennsylvania and georgia i want our day in court. i want that to our debate with everybody in the room and the facts on the table and let's what's what their defense is why the why and how they broke their own constitution or their own laws other republicans are not so sure texas republican john cornyn tweeted he welcomes the debate quote my question is will there be any new evidence presented on the 6th. >>republicans have the votes they need to prompt hours of debate but we need a majority in both chambers to actually change the outcome. >>there is absolutely no legitimate reason that they should be town none whatsoever texas democrat sheila jackson lee end we dog the only thing republicans will do is sold out in the nation's electoral process we need to stand by officials of both parties who did their job. >>in what has been described as the most election in recent american history in washington, i'm anna wiernicki. >>and as we are w

constitutionally he's only required to oversee impeachment trials of a sitting president republican senator roger marshall of kansas says in his view. >>that makes the trial illegitimate if we can get the supreme court justice there the chief justice there then it's not. >>an impeachment trial as well democrats argue it is constitutional and say they're forging ahead to hold the former president accountable but what i can say is that there's going to be a trial here and what i'm hopeful that that will continue to seek cooperation from our senate colleagues. >>in washington, i'm joe khaleel. >>the impeachment trial will begin 2 weeks from today which gives lawmakers time to confirm president biden's cabinet today janet yellen was approved by the senate. she's now the first woman to hold the title of treasury secretary yellen is a former chairwoman of the federal reserve expected to play a key role in gaining congressional approval of biden's 1.9 trillion. coronavirus relief package show yellin who is also u c berkeley professor is the 3rd member of biden's cabinet to be confirmed. president biden meanwhile

hawley, who i mentioned earlier, cindy hyde-smith from mississippi, john kennedy from louisiana, roger marshall of kansas, and tommy tuberville, the new senator from alabama. so on the house floor here, we should have a result pretty soon, but right now, there's 123 republicans who have voted to object to the slate of votes here. 80 republican house members who are saying no, arizona is okay. joining with the democrats. this is going to go down probably with more than 300 votes, just a few votes on the board yet to happen. again, take a break, come back into joint session, house and senate meeting together just like state of the union except the vice president presides. they continue to go alphabetically down the role, and probably we go into another debate, separate debates in the house and senate, when you get to pennsylvania, if there are objections from both a house member and a senate member, which is what we expect, shannon. >> shannon: okay, so chad, let's back up. your cover capitol hill for decades and have seen a lot there. you know the history of the place. tell us about what you saw

reporter: on monday, hallmark cards company asked for a refund from senators josh hawley and roger marshalla combined $12,000. the company says that the senators' decision to reject electoral college votes last week do not reflect their values. american express told shareholders monday, they subvert the presidential election results and disrupt the peace transfer of power. chemical giant dow doing so for at least the next two years. >> it's sending a ripple effect across all of these campaigns because donald trump is radioactive. >> reporter: leslie sanchez is a republican consultant and cbs news political analyst. and said the corporate giving ban could hurt many gop candidates. >> the question campaigns are asking themselves are how long is this going to last. and can they separate their campaign from the larger republican party and the aura that it has. >> reporter: but sanchez said based on her conversations with top government relations executives the giving ban is likely only temporary. >> six months and nine months down the line, they expect those dollars to start flowing again. thes

senator roger marshall, thank you very much.re going to get the read from senator ben cardin not specifically on this, but democrats read on a threat that is far, far more real and far, far more worrisome, talking about china. i'll be talking to senator ben cardin of maryland. stay with us. your grooming business is booming. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base. claim your seventy-five-dollar credit when you post your first job at indeed.com/groomer ♪ >> actively help small businesses recover, how can we help get more people vaccinated, keep our safe from the threat of china, terrorists, russia and iran. that's what we should be working on, not putting on trial someone who's no longer in office. this is a clown show, it's a joke. neil: all right. marco rubio was right before the whole gamestop market craziness was going on. he says there's simply far more pressing things than to go of after a former president in an

way you just described, these 12 people, ted crews, ron johnson, james lankford, john kennedy, roger marshal, cynthia loomis, josh haul l hawley, mike braun are going to stand against the american democracy, against the 60 judges, against the history that caroline talked about, they will defend the coup attempt. explain that. >> they are going to defend the coup attempt even after hearing this tape. they are not just going defend the coup attempt they are still going defend this coup attempt and stay tuned for it and wear this thing for the rest of their lives this, vote that they are going to have to take or multiple votes they have to take. they are begging to take. they are going to wear this for the rest of their lives even after hearing this tape and seeing the corruption on display, they are still going to do it. i got to say, i said this to you the other day i think maybe not on air but i'm grateful for josh hawley because i think it is good for the country to see, to get these people on record. we're at that place right now where knowing who is on team democracy and who is on team co

cynthia lummis, tommy tuberville, roger marshall. senators that stepped up, we want to thank them.ctually think it takes again more courage not to step up. i think a lot of those people will find that out. you better start looking at your leadership because your leadership has led you down the tubes you know. we don't want to give $2000 to people. we have want to give them $600. oh great. how does that play, politically? pretty good. nothing to do with politics but how does it play politically. china destroyed these people. we didn't destroy them. china destroyed them. totally destroyed them. we want to give them $600. they just wouldn't change. i said give them $2000. we'll pay it back. we'll pay it back fast. you already owe 26 trillion. give them a couple of bucks. let them live. give them a couple of bucks. [cheering] some of the people here disagree with me on that but i just say look, you have to let people live. how does that play, though? number one, it is the right thing to do. how does that play politically? i think one of the primary reasons. the other was just cheating.

it's senator josh hawley, senator ted cruz, cynthia thumb news, roger marshall, rick scott, tommy tuberville and cindy hyde-smith. so that gives you a sense of those members sticking with the president, sticking with his supporters saying there are concerns about what we all know was a fair and free election. erin? >> so, lauren, you know, obviously you are talking about the change of heart that some had, not all, some, but what are republicans on capitol hill saying? you know, a lot of them who had not said anything for a ceo very long time now are starting to talk. what are you hearing them say following the insurrection, the attempted coup that we saw by trump followers yesterday? >> reporter: i think some of the most stirring speeches came from republican senators last night. i want you to take a listen to what senator mitt romney and senator lindsey graham had to say. >> the best way we can show respect for the voters who are upset is by telling them the trut truth. >> trump and i, we have had a hell of a journey. i hate it being this way. oh, my god, i hate it. all i can say is count m

bill hagerty, john kennedy, james lankford, tommy turberville, coach, and roger marshall., don't get bored listening to all the hundreds of thousand people back there. move them up, please. all they call all these people don't get bored come to get angry at me because you are going to get bored because there's so much. the american people do not believe the corrupt fake news anymore. they have ruined their reputations. but you know it used to be that they would argue with me. i would fight this fight, i would fight their fight. believe me company then, somebody comes out if they have their point of view, i had my point of view but you would have an argument. know what to do is they go silent. it's called suppression and that's what happens in a communist country. that's what they do. they suppress you don't fight with him anymore. and and let's that the bad story, then make it ten times worse and it's a major headline. but hunter biden they don't talk about it. what happens to hunter? where is hunter? they don't talk about him. now watch all the sets will go off. they can

he's just been sworn in as kansas senator roger marshall the tweet says. we need to get back to the chamber danish or work tonight. senator elizabeth warren says we can't allow the actions of domestic terrorists to undermine the peaceful transition of power in our country. americans picked a new president who wants to save life saver come in save our democracy and certification must resume immediately. from call center from the "pbs newshour" the attorney general of d.c. says on the news hour tonight what you had today was an attempted coup d'État that is seemingly still in process. time for donald trump and his supporters to leave d.c. easily. also from karen bass. i want to show you a couple of photos of the congresswoman from los angeles who is considered a vice presidential candidate tweeted a series of quotes of people in the house and senate chamber. arrest this man in here at the footages. a man dangling from what appears to be the visitor section of the u.s. senate and all of them she said her arrest this man. greta. >> we are a few minutes away fr

johnson, james lankford, steve daines, john kennedy, marsha blackburn, mike braun, cynthia loomis, roger marshallll haggerty, and tummy tuck reveal as well -- tommy tubb oerville as well. we will see that play out on the joint meeting that is set to be overseen by mike pence in his role as president of the senate, overseeing accounting and certification of as the presidef the senate, overseeing the counting of the electoral votes. some tweets from the last 12 hours or so, starting with mark meadows, chief of staff to the president, saying over 100 house members and a dozen senators ready to object to certification. it's time to fight back is what mark meadows wrote. -- the congresswoman elect fight for trump, fight for america. here is the tweet from -- beingn congressman , the constitution has never been more important. the first order of business? fight for fair elections by objecting to fraud on january 6. that is the tweet from congresswoman jody hice. this from senator mitt romney who has opposed this effort your he says the egregious ploy to reject electors may enhance the political ambitio

and he's just been sworn in as kansas senator, roger marshall, who says this, tweets this we need to get back to the chamber and finish our work tonight. senator elizabeth warren says we cannot allow the actions of domestic terrorists to undermine the peaceful transition of power in our country. americans picked a new presidential -- a new president who wants to save lives, cey our economy and save our democracy. the certification of this election must resume immediately. the amiche alcindor, attorney general of d.c. says on "the newshour" tonight, what you had today was an attempted cue day tau that is seemingly still in process. it is time for trump and his supporters to leave d.c. peacefully. from karen bass. i want to show you a couple of photos the congresswoman from los angeles, was considered a vice-presidential candidate she tweeted a series of photos of people in the house and senate chamber with the caption, arrest this man and here are those photos. a man dangling there from what appear to be the visitors' section of the u.s. senate. also this one and this one on all of th

tom petty don rickles roger moore and mary tyler moore who really could turn the world on with her smile 2018 bill cosby goes to prison george h.w. bush john mccain and penny marshall go to heaven and whitey bulger goes to hell. 2019 seems like forever go but it wasn't unavenged full mass shootings continued the president was impeached the weather got even wackier but we were still going to baseball and football and basketball and hockey games and movies and graduations and weddings and funerals can 2021 possibly top 2020. stay tone. and question more. this post is nothing like football. that's not a money spinner but it is expensive. and it's dangerous. this is on the speedway. and they have no breaks its. side.

that includes senator josh hawley, senator roger marshall, and we could see that pickup. know, many of these lawmakers are funded from contributions from big corporations so this is significant. some of the big companies we saw on monday take action includes marriott, blue cross blue shield. from the pgaction tournament. they were planning on hosting their championship at the trump golf course. and ascided to pull that we know, the president spends the majority of his time on the golf course. he does a lot of business on these golf courses so this is significant and we could see the ,his picking up steam potentially setting up actions and moves from lawmakers. jennifer: thank you for that update. yousef: jennifer zabasajja. joining us for perspective is simon, the capital chief economist. welcome back to the program. i want your reaction on these developments in the united states and whether you are warning clients about potential fallout. we've been used to political noise for the last four to eight years. it is not only in the u.s., but the so-called developed markets a

on the room, mitch mcconnell the minority leader, mitt romney and the new senator from kansas roger marshall, those are the only three republican senators in the room of the article of impeachment was read by jamie raskin of maryland he is the lead house impeachment manager. there's nine others -- eight other managers. their job, once a trial starts is to present the case of the u.s. house, the houston pizza president one week after the attack on the capital. so january the 13th and today 12 days later presented article of impeachment on the senate floor, the senate quorum call but we don't expect any significant legislative work or speeches for this evening. >> are we in a quorum, madam president? >> majority leader. we are. >> i asked that it be dispensed with. >> without objection. >> madam president i ask unanimous consent that not a standing rule three the senate rules of impeachment at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow january 26, 2021 the senate proceed to the consideration of the article of impeachment of donald john trump, former president of the united states. >> without objection, so ordered. >>