the romney plan is not the final iteration whatsoever.gh, that this idea of having a massive payroll refundable child credit, which is what senator leanne senator rubio proposed, this is not welfare. one way or another, we are doing big transfers to families. the question is if we do that in a way that is simple and deliverable and easy to administer, or do we have to pretend it is tax relief and checksum boxes? joe: i am curious, this money is coming from the federal level. is there some sense that if you structure it in a way that it came through at the state level, funnel it to the states, and have their programs, that that might make it a bit more palatable? >> in some ways, this is a boon for federalists. passing this would not just be a boon for poor families, but poor states, states that are unable to administer this on their own. caroline: really interesting. thank you for coming and talking us through this policy. the canaan group is focused on poverty. romain, we have also got -- listening in on our podcast sometime. romaine: bu

from biden to romney. rising support in washington to tackle america's worsening child poverty crisis. we break down the proposals from both sides of the aisle. matt from the people's policy project will be joining us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ romaine: today we are focused on the stimulus. when you talk about what is baked into this bill, there is talk about how you fight poverty and debate as to whether this is the right approach. joe: regardless of what the approach ultimately is, we know child poverty has been rising again. it dipped over the summer in the wake of the cares act, but with the expiry of stimulus measures, it has been on the rise. i don't think there is any doubt that in this moment there is some pretty deep pain and this is a disturbing chart to look at. joining us is matt, founder of the people's policy project. you had a lot of positive things to say about mitt romney's proposal of direct checks for everyone. what is the merit in your view fundamentally of the universal direct checks a

was how close mitt romney keen to those rioters those protesters mitt romney has been a vocal critic of donald trump and who knows what would've happened if any of them had managed to get their hands on him but eugene goodman who is a police officer at capitol hill police officer managed to direct mitt romney away from where he was heading to safety and perhaps in those few seconds captured on video as one democrat said perhaps you saw the moment that eugene goodman saved mitt romney's life essentially something that his son believes because mitt romney tweeted mitt romney's son tweeted that just in the last hour that was the actions of that police officer that perhaps saved his father's life. allan it's interesting isn't it because while the last hour says and focused on what exactly happened on january 6th the hours before that had been going so far back as july before the election trying to outline. that it's. that this didn't just happen on january 6th that trump had been inciting his followers long before this. allegedly inciting i think we're going to see because the defense wi

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the romney-trump voter is a much more evangelical christian than the party switcher. look at the religiously unaffiliated number. only 19% of the romney-trump voter said they are atheist, agnostic, practice nothing in particular, or practice something else such as judaism, buddhism, or hinduism. 41% of the obama-trump voter said that. this is significantly in number -- a number of people who may identify in some way as christian but do not have any sort of religion in their lives. and then take a look at the liberal-moderate split. only 12% of the romney-trump voters as they are liberal or moderate. 43% of the obama-trump voter do. if we expanded that out, the smaller share of the people in the obama-trump group are the people who say they are very conservative. this is not a group. the party switcher's are not a group who look at themselves and have the same demographic backgrounds as the people who are the party loyalists. what you need to do if you are a republican leader is added to the trump coalition rather than subtract. if you think you are going to attract ne

the romney-trump footer is a much more evangelical christian than the party switcher. look at the religiously unaffiliated number. only 19% of the romney-trump voter said they are atheist, agnostic, practice nothing in particular, or practice something else such as judaism, buddhism, or hinduism 41% of the obama-trump voter said that. this is significantly in number of people who may identify in some way as christian but do not have any sort of religion in their lives. take a look at the liberal-moderate split. 43% of the obama-trump voter said they are liberal or moderate. if we expanded that outcome of the smallish share of the people in the obama-trump group are the people who say they are very conservative. the party switcher's are not a group who look at themselves and have the same demographic grounds as the peer loyalists. what you need to do if you already republican leader is added to the coalition rather than subtract. if you think you will add new people who are the defected romney voters, and you think you will add new obama voters, you are just shuffling d

really amazing seeing mitt romney run like that. clearly officer goodman may very well have saved mitt romney's life. we have new reaction this morning and new reporting on what the house managers intend to present today. this is having an impact outside the senate chamber. cnn has learned more than 120 former officials are forming a new antitrump party, wing of the republican party. we're going to speak to one of the republicans later this hour. let's go to lauren fox on capitol hill. so many republicans, so many senators lived through this, you get the sense there's almost a level of shock this morning as the case is laid out before them. >> reporter: that's exactly right, john. that is going to continue today as house managers make more of their case. they'll have another eight hours to present evidence on the senate floor this afternoon. yes, this was a gripping, chilling account of what lawmakers went through but many of them just learning for the first time how narrowly they escaped an encounter with that mob. house prosecutor

what with would they have done had they had gotten to mitt romney? senator mitt romney? they don't deserve this. >> no. >> they don't deserve this. and the fact that there are republican senators who are not going to hold the president accountable, some of them are accountable themselves, is just utterly baffling. >> absolutely. when you talk about mike pence and mitt romney, in particular, romney had been speaking out on this network and elsewhere before this, warning of this exact thing. that if his colleagues didn't call out the president for not accepting the election, much less lying about the fact that it was rigged, that this would happen. then here we see range omney hi running for his life and being saved by these heroic officers. and the fact that we are in the united states of america and we knew that the president was incredibly hard on mike pence and incited -- effectively incited violence against his own vice president, but to watch this never-before-seen footage that you just played again, jake, of the vice president of the united states being whisked out

and if you recall, mitt romney one of trump's biggest targets, trump went after romney, one of his enemies and god knows what would happen if this mob had reached senator romney in that hallway by himself. obviously they would have recognized him and goes to show how close we were to disaster that day, not just the vice president himself not every senator but just all of us, all of us that day. >> that's right. a stray member whether it was mcgovern or romney, in the wrong place at the wrong time and the number of opportunities there were for that to happen. >> we are walking away going there wasn't any real confrontation with a member of congress but in the universe of possibilities that was probably a more unlikely scenario than it was that they did actually confront someone and i can't help to think what they would have done. >> capitol police deserve credit for standing in the line of that which we saw today illustrated. igor, matt, thank you so much for making time. that is "all in" on this eventful wednesday. good evening, rachel. >> good evening, chris. thank you. thank you for havi

a hero police officer saving mitt romney from a run-in with the mob. just how close the mob got. >>> this morning, new reaction from senate republicans. will this influence whether they vote to convict former president trump and what's ahead for day three of his impeachment trial. >>> also this morning, the messy morning commute for millions. an icy mix of snow, sleet and rain for much of the east and new video after a plane slides off the taxiway at a major airport. >>> new developments in the ivy league murder case. was a yale student killed over a road rage incident? the mit grad identified as a person of interest. >>> new questions about bruce springsteen's drunk driving arrest. what we've learned about his blood alcohol level. >>> the social media firestorm surrounding one of the stars of "the mandalorian." why she's now been fired. >>> and did he go overboard celebrating? the shocking video of tom brady in tampa. >>> good thursday morning, everyone. we begin with the emotional and graphic testimony during former president trump's impeachment tria

senator mitt romney who you see then runs away. so also probably, you know, saving senator mitt romney as well as he runs down the hallway and tells him to turn around. other members of the gop, it's worth noting as well, that senator romney after seeing that video did thank officer goodman for what he did. and some of the -- his statement right there that he expressed his appreciation to him for coming to his aid. senator murkowski afterward were definitely shaken by what they saw. that remains that other members of the republican party, namely senator josh hawley called it a waste of time. senator john cornyn saying he simply didn't have anything to say after that. the question remains that will it actually move any needles here. senator hawley was one of the leaders of the group essentially pushing the stop the steal movement, the false movement that there had been election fraud which there had not been widespread election fraud and slowing down the certification, ginning the the crowd that day as well. but today they get back

not supporting and saying well we don't like him so we'll take the tiny percent as mitt romney said and find a candidate there it doesn't make sense because we're moving towards fracture and that's not effective. and chris you know i know that you're close with national at the 3 pac chairman he appeared on c.n.n. with chris cuomo last night and he pushed a lot about signature matching and voter fraud one that has already been debunked multiple times over is that what we can expect or continue to expect from republican you just the. about how you think that trump going to take a different track is going to move away from some of the things but when the person who actually coordinated with him prithee pac is still pushing these lies that created a insurrection to begin with what can we really expect from republicans and what do you think of the goal of the pack this year. well i can tell you this you know met a great guy spent a lot of time with them in the in the campaign and look including myself were very passionate about what transpired i can. match my words a lot in the vatican itsel

mitt romney voted yes. a 50/50 vote would fail because the vice president, kamala harris, does not vote. mitt romney, at least one republican and now a second republican as well. i want to go to rachel scott. looks like we're going to get witnesses. >> reporter: it does, george. senator susan collins and lisa murkowski voted yes. all this coming after we heard from democrats last night, senator whitehouse saying the witnesses would clear up the timeline here and they would be open to it. now they're deciding to move forward. you have senator minority leader mitch mcconnell who came out minutes before this trial came into session as we were preparing to head into the final day of arguments here and he said he does plan to vote to acquit. now it is a question of whether or not those other handful of republican senators do here. they need 17 to convict. right now these handful of republican senators we've been keeping our eye on over the last couple days, they're proving to make the difference here. you have a

i looked through the romney primary, and how barely romney eeked out a victory over newt gingrich. what i did not think is that someone, i did not expect somebody, all of my friends to go along with that. i did not expect somebody as clown initially and before initially and -- that all of the things republicans stood for and i think that was the part, watching my friend just go along with that and thing into myself, when i have been in these rooms all my life, and when i was volunteering for campaigns when i was in high school and it looks like i'll was in the campaign in colorado, all the way up to 2015 with the jeb -- we were talking about the american ideal. this shining city on the hill. free markets. everybody that i was friends with agreed with me and then there was a donald trump run that was like, no. screw all these guys, screw the immigrants. keep them out. and having everybody go along with it, yes, it was extremely dispiriting. it was heartbreaking. sarah: if i could add, the thing is is that it was not a policy question. out of politics and prior to donald trump, the d

unfortunately mitt romney is not in the republican party. i wish he was. those kind of republicans absolutely are moderating, but the rest of them -- and this is to your immediate question, they really aren't in the business of doing anything. what do they believe in? aside from the ten republicans who went to the white house with a smallish to tiny plan for rescue, the republicans don't believe in anything right now. they don't believe that politics is a transactional business. it's all about identity. the need to control power is because they convinced without it they're doomed. western civil investigation is doomed and white christianity is doomed unless they hold power so it is no longer act policies at all. it's simply about inflaming the base and making their own election a prerequisite of the continuation of life as they know it in america for their base. >> as i noted in the essay, part of that -- again, maybe i'm giving too much credit -- there's a core that isn't wrong. when rally-goers look at the commanding heights of american culture are not r

mit romney did not realize until he saw the footage today. the question is whether it changes any minds and conversations of having on members on both sides of the isle, there is a sense voting to acquit president trump will be harder for some after today. it is an uphill climb for democrats to win over the 17 democrats they need for a conviction >> a lot more left in this trial. kasie hunt, thank you. kristen welker is at the white house, what is the president saying about all this? >> reporter: we have asked multiple times if the president has any reaction on capitol hill there is no response today. jen psaki was pressed repeatedly on the matter. she noted that president biden addressed the attack on multiple occasions. she says they won't be commenting on daily development. >> kristen, we'll let you get out of the snow. in 60 seconds, the cdc's new best guidance on mask protection we'll tell you what you need to know >>> guidance on the use of double masks the white house is considering mailing masks to many americans in a way that would t

obviously a senator romney being very blatant and saying look if trump it's election 24 we're now or are they even coming up he would be the nominee and i think people obviously understand that as much as some may not like it takes separate and they have to understand that so at this point it's about how to bring the party forward because you can't have a fraction of the g.o.p. not supporting and saying well we don't like him so we'll take the tiny percent as mitt romney said and find a candidate there it doesn't make sense because we're moving towards fracture and that's not effective. and chris you know i know that you're close with national at the 3 pack chairman he appeared on c.n.n. with chris cuomo last night and he pushed a lot about signature matching and voter fraud one that has already been debunked multiple times over is that what we can expect or continue to expect from republicans you just the. about how you think that trump going to take a different track is going to move away from some of the things but when the person who actually coordinated with him prithee pac is s

mitt romney. with mitt romney that if donald trump chooses to run again, he'll win the nomination in 2024? >> i do agree with mitt romney. today, that would be the case. now over the next few years, maybe donald trump will diminish as a political figure and that could change but right now, mitt romney is right. donald trump would win the nomination. >> let's talk about mike pence and his future. he reportedly wants to run for president. you know, i -- when a friend sends a blood-thirsty mob after me, that wants to hang me, i rethink that friendship. but mike pence sounds like he's different and has reportedly said that he harbor nos no ill l and they have a close personal friendship. what does this tell you about the future for mike pence and about how everybody is supposed to co-exist with donald trump looming? >> alisyn, never underestimate an ambitious politician's tolerance for these types of indignities. we remember, too, donald trump called senator cruz's wife ugly and accused his father of

tonight, romney thanking the officer that warned him that danger was ahead. that office, of course, was eugene goodman. tonight, he was spotted right outside the senate chamber, david. >> really something for the senators to see themselves in the images for the first time. rachel scott, thank you. >>> the former president in mar-a-lago, now his defense will come, of course, later in the trial. i do want to bring in jonathan karl, our chief washington correspondent tonight, and jon, so many of those images we hadn't seen before and, of course, the video of former vice president mike pence, an ardent supporter of president trump for four years, so loil to the president, then seen escorted from the chamber, whisked to safety, his life in danger. and we reported at the time here there was no call from the president to check in on the well-being of his vice president. >> reporter: david, this was damning on so many levels. it was especially jarring to hear those blood thirsty chance for mike pence's life and to know how close that mob, to see how close that mob ca

would have been president, they would have been mitt romney republicans. but now that they see the tea e leaves moving the other way, they're going to pretend to be maga republicans. and that's where i see all of ohio playing right now. that's really the uncut. >> is there room in the future of the republican party for the joyce's of the party, members of the problem solvers caucus? >> the problem solvers caucus? that seems so silly now. you know, we'll see. look, there were 11 -- 10? 11 -- 10 -- i had 11 because of romney. 10 house members voted to impeach. that was it, right? >> and anthony gonzales. >> and i think gonzales is interesting. i'm glad you brought him up.n ca he's an interesting model because he is not positioning himself like kinzinger as somebody who is a friend to the bull trump. he positions himself as i'm a new kind of conservative who has -- he's conservative ideologically, sympathetic to trump in some of the kind of changes within the party from maybe the old line republican u party that was outdated. but at the same time, he's like i

senator mitt romney, as well. we saw that video there of him being redirected by officer goodman and anderson, we know officer eugene goodman who was the hero of that day, one of the many heroes of that day, he i'm told was sitting in the senate chamber watching these proceedings. senator rob portman, republican of ohio walked up to him and fist bumped each other and thanking him for his service. in fact, saving many of the senators and likely the vice president as well. that may have been the most shocking part of the video, seeing how close the vice president was to actually coming face-to-face with though -- the rioters. >> seeing how close these armed attackers, some with zip ties got to lawmakers who are now the jurors in the trial. i just can't imagine them sitting there watching this and not feeling a sense of horror and i mean, i guess, just politics. you can't look at that and not just be horrified. >> no question about it particularly because quite literally is the scene of the crime. some of the desks w

o'donnell: and the heroic actions of capitol police officer eugene goodman, turning senator mitt romneyfrom the mob. plus, police bodycam video shows rioters attacking officers with hockey sticks and flagpoles. new mask guidelines. the c.d.c. says wearing a double mask adds significantk ge protection. the new research tonight.s back to school. teachers in the third largest district agree to go back to the classroom for the first time in nearly a year. plus, is president biden backing away from his promise to get kids back to school in his first 100 days? president biden visits the pentagon. his new task force to deal with china; and grappling with racism and extremism in the military. preparing for record cold. ice in the south, snow in the northeast and midwest. what you need to know. rescued. how three people survived on a deserted island for 33 days. and, the covid quilt. an inspirational little girl who wanted to honor the americans lost to coronavirus. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers

officer goodman passes senator mitt romney and directs him to turn around in order to get to safety. on the first floor, just beneath them, the mob had already started to search for the senate chamber. officer goodman made his way down to the first floor, where he encountered the same insurrectionists we just saw watch breach the capitol. in this video, we can see the rioters surge toward officer goodman. recall that the rioters are in red and officer goodman, in this model, is in blue. watch officer goodman, who backs up the stairs. [ crowd noise ] [ crowd noise ] >> you work for us! >> where is that meeting at? >> hey where do they [ bleep ]. the votes? hey, where do they count the votes? [ bleep ] where they count them? where they count them? these people, these people. [ crowd noise ] >> these people have no weapons. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] >> house manager eric swalwell showed the senators how close they came to being caught by the invaders of the capitol. >> this new security footage of the senators and staff leaving the chamber will be displayed on the screens. it is silent. as yo

mitt romney being told the mob is coming that way, turn around. you see mitt romney running, really for his life because he knew there was real risk and after seeing this video, romney recognized it was officer goodman and thanked him personally. you're seeing officer goodman is one of the real heroes of this attack and, you know, talking about someone who deserves a statue built in statuary hall, maybe look at honoring him. >> all right. house impeachment manager eric swalwell, he mentions that other senators came within steps of the insurrectionists while evacuating. tell us how close they got and what the video shows. >> 58 paces is what eric swalwell said. he counted it out himself. and over and over again, we saw variations of that video with mitt romney. we saw chuck schumer and his security detail being led away. f and then turning back. the evacuation of saeenators do the stairwell while the mob is in the building looking for people to attack. and many of these folks were explicitly talking about attacking and targeting and hunting senior

you summit romney turning around and running down the hallway.des to speaker nancy pelosi hiding in a conference room, and then minutes later, trump supporters pounding on the doors to that room. it is a very visceral presentation. i think that is what the impeachment managers are trying to do, to remind the senators in particular, the fear and chaos, the violence of that day. and also, perhaps too presented in a packageo the american public, so they can see exactly how it transpired, for people who maybe have not been following the news, and did not realize exactly how dramatic those days'events work. laura: it is the senators who are the jurors. i niced democrats were careful to single out republican senators that president trump had mentioned on twitter in the run-up up to january 6. what is your reading of the room as you watch republican senators taking all of this in? reporter: i think that yes, mentioning mike pence, mentioning mitch mcconnell and others, trying to make this personal for them once again. to connect with the emotions of tha

videos show top politicians like mike pence house speaker nancy pelosi and mitt romney fleeing as the riots this warmed the building neither side denies the siege happened but the war of words inside the senate has been over whether it was trump's words that were to blame this impeachment is completely divorced from the facts the evidence and the interests of the american people the president's remarks explicitly encourage those in attendance to exercise their rights to peacefully and. donald trump tells a crowd as he did under a 6 fight like now where you're not going to have a country anymore he meant for them to fight like hell. january 6th speech did not cause the riots the president did not cause the riots in either explicitly or implicitly encourage the use of violence or lawless action the attack was done for donald trump at his instructions and to fulfill his wishes the due process part should be enough to give anybody who loves our constitution and loves our country great pause to do anything but acquit donald trump if you think this is not impeachable what is. what would be

senator romney -- you remember senator romney -- he was candidate for president of the united states on the republican ticket. nominated in the republican convention. he said of his party this week, i think we should have nothing to do with marjorie taylor greene. and i think we should repude kuwait the thing she is said and move away from her. our big tent is not large enough to both accommodate conservatives and kooks. not my word, his words. a republican member of the united states senate. he's not a big buddy of trump's. so apparently he doesn't have to do what trump suggested he do senatorerness, conservative woman from iowa. she doesn't represent the party. i don't want her to be the face of our party. i think this is a great time for us to really talk about what we want to see in the upcoming years and continue to build. we don't need people that are promoting violence or anything like that. that's a republican conservative senator. republican senator and former governor of florida rick scott said, conservative republican senator, that's not what the republican party stands fo

before you run for a general, and if ron johnson were to take a position ala mitch mcconnell or mitt romney or adam kinzinger, if he admitted trump supporters raided the capitol, domestic terrorists who put their lives in danger and he were to vote his conscience on that, it would mean that he would risk the wrath of trump in a primary, and we know that that's going to

today we rightly applaud mitt romney for his political courage, but it is worth recalling when he was running for president in 2012, he craved donald trump's endorsement. when he got it, he gushed.

today, senator romney expressed his gratitude to goodman. he said he was exhausted by that point, and was nauseated by the amount of tear gas he had inhaled. i'm joined by former capitol police chief kim dyne. we appreciate you being with us. this was obviously a difficult day for you, you were chief of capitol police from 2012-2016 and the officers are not just heroes, they're part of the law enforcement family to you. what was it like witnessing these proceedings? >> thank you for having me, anderson. it's been a tough day, a tough month. but to see how organized and premeditated and violent this attack on our democracy was and on our officers, it was hard to watch. >> to see individual officers as we did today in these videos, not just officer goodman but others confront this mob, mobs are really terrifying when you're in the midst of them. and to be confronting them with no backup at times, that's just an extraordinary thing. and i think it's something that i hadn't seen a lot of those videos where it was just one officer trying to stop

romney, from walking directly into the mob ran by himself to take on a group of writers and then eugene goodman diverted that mob away from the senate chamber allowing us to safely depart. tragically, the attack on the capital also took the lives of three brave officers, including brian sik nick who died from injuries sustained while engaging with protesters. two other officers died by suicide following the event of january 6, dc metropolitan police officer jeffrey smith and u.s. capitol police officer howard. officer leaving good or how he to those who knew him worked the russell senate office building door and someone who i've seen at the door and who greeted me and everyone with a warm smile. it has been reported 140 u.s. capitol police officers sustained injury from defending the capital and the courage of these officers will be remembered forever but there are still many voices that we have not heard in the stories of january 6 including the many staff who make sure we have food in our cafeteria and water and heat in our building. one janitorial worker head during the attack in the

senator mitt romney, as you would expect shaken by that. he spoke with officer goodman at the senate as they came back from recess and told reporters about their exchange. and here's what he said. he said, i expressed my appreciation to him for coming to my aid and getting me back into the path of safety and expressed my appreciation for all that he did that day. and he took me through his full day. and he was exhausted going from one part of the building to the other, up and downstairs. he indicated that he had to breathe a lot of bear spray and tear gas and that he was nauseated. i'm sure he was. what a hero. and i have been nauseated just watching it. >> there's been more never-before-seen video showing just how close the rioters got to the vice president, mike pence. >> you can see vice president pence and his family quickly moved down the stairs. the vice president turns around briefly as he's headed down. as pence was being evacuated, rioters started to spread throughout the capitol. those inside helped other rioters break in through

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reporters say senators ron johnson and mitt romney had a heated exchange on the senate floor over romney'stnesses, and in the house you have congresswoman marjorie taylor greene who lashed out fellow republican jaime herrera beutler for revealing details of a phone call between trump and kevin mccarthy on the date of the riot. she tweeted the trump loyal 75 million are watching. i want to bring in senior political reporter for "the guardian" daniel strauss. mallory young fast co-host of a pod cost. laura selt, former aide to mitt romney. lauren, i want to start with you. your former boss has been in the news quite a bit including that exchange with ron johnson and we saw that gripping video of him running in reverse, running for his life really there on capitol hill on the 6th. what do you make of all of this? >> i think that senator romney's vote yesterday was to be expected. i worked for mitt romney during his 2012 presidential campaign, and the person that he is now in the senate is the person he was then. he stood on conviction. he voted his consciousness, even though the political con

even after the romneys both romney and the. they continue their marching. i mean you have to do already enough of that. until the streets to show. how the crowd. and the boat rallies when. we went in different directions right and we're looking at the right now the prime minister is walking still walking in the streets of here yvonne with his supporters behind. him how would you rate the the support that the prime minister currently has in the country it's difficult to say i've seen many supporters. in the region depart from the raw deal. of people who believe. everybody from 2018 before the power of the people they were there to stand with rebelution to protect the values of the reason. i've seen people there. came to the square. to support the democracy to uphold. they say we are not support our strong support of them. but we we support. we value from the other side we are going to protect the constitution ok thank you so much if you're different yeah thank you so much thank you for that update from your yvonne let's continue the conversation with robin f

and mitt romney wanted to know more. so he asked, did the former president know his vice president had been whisked to safety, even as he tweeted questioning his own vice president? senator mitt romney of utah asking about this tweet from trump at 2:24 p.m. mike pence didn't have the courage to do what needed to be done. >> was he aware that vice president had been removed by the senate from the secret service. >> reporter: the lead house manager answering, saying the president had been told the vice president was in harm's way. still he tweeted, questioning pence's courage 20 minutes later. >> the senator said he told the president, mr. president, they just took the vice president out. i've got to go. the vice president and his family were still in danger at that point. our commander in chief did nothing. >> reporter: the defense team claims the president did not know about his vice president. >> the answer is no. at no point was the president informed the vice president was in any danger, because the house rushed throu