former nevada senator harry reid will lie in state beneath the capitol rotunda. we'll hear leaders and former colleagues pay tribute to his life and his lasting legacy. a child of search light, nevada. he was born into poverty and worked his way up to the highest seat of senate power. serving a decade as this top senate democrat that includes a hugely consequential stint as senate majority leader. in moments we'll hear from people who worked closely with reid at some of the most consequential moments of his career. plus how his legacy is living on today. in an ongoing fight over the filibuster. leigh ann caldwell is joining me from the capitol. also with us, former communications director for senator reid. he had a front row seat to the 2009 affordable care act negotiations and the 2010 midterms. and a former reid staffer, now the national political director of invisible, indivisible, i should say, and former vice president of politics and campaigns for voto latino. they are awaiting former senate majority leader reid's remains to be -- to walked into the rotunda

he is now back at the -- in the rotunda there having taken his seat.should say, to begin in just seconds. jose, i'm wondering, you talk about how people can evolve politically. right? and sometimes take positions that are seem to be even against their own political future, and yet, they do it anyway. it seems as though that's such a lost quality. >> definitely. in this era of polarization, we've forgotten that people are supposed to be in positions of power to do good, not just to hold onto power. and senator reid understood that. his position was to do good, and to move the ball forward on behalf of the american people, on behalf of people like him, like his family, like his mother and like his -- and on policies, for example, like decide prevention. all those things, he felt that it was his duty to use his power to move things forward. >> jose and adam, thank you so much for being with me this morning. that wraps up the hour for me. i'm jose diaz-balart. thank you for the privilege of your time. we have more coverage right now. >> good morning, every

this is under the rotunda, you see all the chairs set up in rose.o,, as i mention this is also at the missouri state capital, under the rotunda, you can see's presentation of their -- can we see with the presentation is about -- how the 2020 election was stolen,, under the rotunda, at the, missouri state -- this event, today, at the missouri state, under the rotunda, was attendant by -- was formally introduced by republicans anniversary today by both the floor and the house and the floor of the senate. that was the commemoration today on the january 6th attack by the state capital. that's how they commemorated it at the missouri state capital. missouri republicans convening underneath the rotunda to give the presentation on how the election was stolen. after the violent at the capitol just one year ago data. depending on where you look, it's feels like a unified response. but we are different than what we were in 1856. like an 1856 we were an earth one where was galvanizing wake up call against the horror. we also have an earth to. where were not al

we will show you a live picture of inside of the rotunda where he will lie in state.ir seat. this is granted to only about three dozen americans. we will hear a tribute to this giant of the senate, and from the current majority leader, chuck schumer, and nancy pelosi will also be speaking. a bipartisan show of tribute will be happening in just minutes. reid died last month at age 82 after a battle with pancreatic ska cancer. he was the longest serving senator in nevada. he die served from 2007 to 2015 and watch us now as we bring you the pictures from the brief program this morning. joining us is chief cnn correspondent, and co-anchor dana bash, and jeff zeleny, and the memories we have of covering harry reid, dana. he had a huge impact on wkt, on the senate, on policy that influences every american today and for a long time to come, and what do you think that the lasting legacy of harry reid's influence is going to be? >> very complicated one. it is one that he relished in, that he was a complicated man, a complicated politician, and a complicated legislator, and it

as i mentioned, this is at the missouri state capitol under the rotunda. there's a screen you can see where he's got his presentation up there. see, can we zoom in, see what that presentation is about there? see what's on the screen? how the 2020 election was stolen. that was the presentation under the rotunda tonight -- today, excuse me at the missouri state capitol. the"the st. louis-post dispatch reporting tonight that this event at the missouri state capitol under the rotunda attended by multiple republican state legislators, the guy giving information on how the election was stolen. the presentation was formally introduced by republicans in missouri today on both the floor of the house and floor of the senate. that was the commemoration today of the january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol. that's how they commemorated it at the missouri state capitol today, convening on how the election was stolen. after the violence at the capitol just one year ago, it's, depending on where you look, it feels like a unified response, but we're not different than what we

people can see, this is the rotunda. famous painting of the signing of the declaration of independence, there's george washington, thomas jefferson. right over there, some suffragettes. >> i think what is amazing, you see history right here in the past. but it was history in the making. and every one of these leaders did their part to upheld to republic and it was passed on to all of us that night. while it was a horrific day, and we lost incredible people. officers who did their best that day. in the end, democracy prevailed. >> can i ask you though, having been there that day. how, is this difficult on this one-year anniversary? >> it's always hard. i think the hardest thing about today was the staff members. many of them were sheltered in closets. two of my staff members in there, each had a fork. that was all they could get ahold of to defend themselves. you had police officers with scratches on their face, with bruises who had lost friends. it was this emotional moment today as they were all back knowing this was th

>> i remember coming into the rotunda for the very first time as a child i thought it was the biggest room in the entire world. >> but on january 6th, a shelter in place order went out. >> they said to stay away from the capital, and that was really what hit it home to me that for several hours on january 6th the united states government did not have control over the united states capital. >> post january 6th, what's it like for you to walk-through these corridors? >> there is not a day that goes by that i don't think about what happened on january 6th. all the scars that this building has endured over the years and then the new ones that happened a year ago. >> scars that may have begun healing. there is congressman kim in that poignant photo wearing a blue suit on hands and knees. heart broken, unable to leave a beacon of democracy in ruin. >> it really hurt to see this place that i love so much treated with such disrespect so i just started cleaning it was just an instinct that i had that i physically did not want to exit this room and leave it in the condition that it was in. >> w

concurrent resolution authorizing the use of the rotunda of the capitol for the lying in state of the remains of the honorable harry mason reed jr., -- reid jr., a senator from the state of nevada. the speaker pro tempore: is there objection to the consideration of the concurrent resolution? without objection, the concurrent resolution is agreed to and the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from nevada seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to take from the speaker's table senate concurrent resolution 26 and ask for its immediate consideration in the house. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the concurrent resolution. the clerk: senate concurrent resolution 26. concurrent resolution providing for the use of the exhibition hall of the capitol visitors center in connection with the memphis services to be conducted in the rotunda of the capitol for the honorable harry mason reid jr., a senator from the state of nevada. the speaker pro tempore: is there objection to the consideration of the concurrent

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congressional gold medals and state ceremonies take place at the capitol rotunda, about the room pictured here in this image so as we push forward, it's important to think this is where our country comes together to celebrate and mourn those figures we've lost. one of the ways i've mentioned that we have paid tribute to eating figures in important people in our nations history is through the state ceremony, a somber occasion as part of an official state funeral in which the casket of the deceased is placed upon a support structure which we will talk more about the program and people, the public are allowed to come pay respects to siva rotunda, is a very powerful somber occasion if you're ever in washington for such an occasion, we hope they are few and far removed but typically open to the public it's a powerful way to participate in civic pain tribute to state funeral. henry clay was the first place to stay, clayton state. it's a rare honor, only 35 people in our nations history have late in state total through today involving ten late in state before world war i unknown, henry clay in 1

above him, above us, over that door leading into the rotunda, is a sculpture depicting cleo, the muse of history. in her hands, an open book. she records the events taking place in this chamber below. cleo stood watch over this hall one year ago today, as she has for more than 200 years. she recorded what took place, the real history, the real fact s. the facts and the truth that vice president harris just shared and that you and i saw with our own eyes. the bible tells us that we shall know the truth and the truth shall make us free. we shall know the truth. here is the god's truth about january 6, 2021. close your eyes. go back to that day. what do you see? rioters rampaging, waving for the first time in this capitol confederate flags that symbolized the cause to destroy america, to rip us apart. even in the civil war that never happened. but it happened here. in 2022. what else do you see? a mob breaking windows, kicking in doors, breaching the capitol. american flags being used as weapons, as spears. fire extinguishers being thrown at the heads of police officers. a crowd that pro

and of the major type and then you have inside it this domed rotunda. and of course visit the idea of the dome rotunda is what's at the central the center of the conception of the us capitol. and of other state capitals as well. but what's the difference here? if you think of the us capital what's different about this dome? friends, it's soaked inside the building so you don't see it. so from the outside jefferson maintains the purity of this idea of the roman meso carey temple, but he puts inside this dome to rotunda in this very interesting way there you see it again this section. there's the central space. where he has a really difficult problem because he he does not. have those curved walls that support the dome of the pantheon, but rather he sets the dome on a square. you know a square basically a square room. so you have the issue of how do you get from a square room to a dome that has a circular base? and so you have to have these kind of weird? a triangular bits in between to make that structure anyway at the center is washington. in the sculpt

more and more insurrectionists were pouring into the area by the speaker's lobby near the rotunda, some wearing maga hats and shirts that read trump 2020. i told them to leave the capitol. in response they yelled, "no, man, this is our house, president trump invited us here, we're here to stop the steal, joe biden is not the president, nobody voted for joe biden." i'm a law enforcement officer and i do my best to keep politics out of my job, but in this circumstance i responded, "well, i voted for joe biden, does my vote not count? am i nobody?" that prompted a torrent of racial epithets. one woman in a pink maga shirt yelled, "you hear that guys, this nigger voted for joe biden." then the crowd, perhaps around 20 people, joined in screaming "boo fucking nigger." no one had ever, ever called me a nigger while wearing the uniform of a capitol police officer. in the days following the attempted insurrection, other black officers shared with me their own stories of racial abuse on january 6. one officer told me he had never in his entire 40 years of life been called a nigger to his face an

that was the presentation under the rotunda tonight, today, excuse me at the missouri state capitol, state dispatch reporting tonight that this event at the missouri state capitol under the rotunda attended by multiple republican state legislatures, the guy giving the how the election was stolen presentation was formally introduced by republicans in missouri today on both of the floor of the house and floor of the senate, that was the commemoration today of the january 6 attack on the united states capitol, that's how they commemorated it at the missouri state capitol today, convening on how the election was stolen. after the violence at the capitol just one year ago, it's, depending on where you look, it feels like a unified response, but we're not different than what we were in 1856. like in 1856, we have an earth one where that was a galvanizing and terrible wake-up call against that horror, also an earth two where we're not that horrified about what happened to the senator, happy that preston brooks gave him that beating and frankly, we want more. today, on capitol hill, the only

president biden leaving the rotunda.we're going to keep up some of these live pictures and have the team in the control room keeping an eye on that. the president even as he has taken a moment to pay his respects to senator reid he has been dealing with a lot of challenges on his plate. president biden also has these economic challenges related to supply chain issues and related to some of the new inflation numbers that are out. i want to bring in senior analyst. thank you for being here. we talked about the numbers released today showing it is slowing down from 9.9% in november to 0.5 in december. is there good news in these numbers that we should be paying attention to? >> i'm not sure how hidden. the inflation rate of increase would decelerate because some of the supply chain issues that secretary buttigieg mentioned just a few moments ago are beginning to ease. if you go back to christmas where everybody thought no goods would be delivered and we would get lumps of coal instead. instead the strongest holiday shopping

when as helping more than decade ago i member several trips across the rotunda to meet with you or your senior staff, and you truly were here for so many of us. as age of california you weren't one of the most active, use the power of attorney general to take on healthcare industry abuses. most notably the price gouging by -- now i secretary of hhs you have been so busy already fighting hard to lever the powers come for example, couple days ago you announced a really important in agency effort and millions of dollars to support reproductive rights as we watched roe v. wade. you also held the distinction of being our last in person health action conference speaker pursued by president obama and speaker pelosi, president clinton, senator warren, stacey abrams and on and on. you were taught in person about grid, guts and came in your discussion about the comforts of the unfairness and the terrible impact of healthcare monopolies are as true today as they were then. where such fans and were very excited to be working with you know as the key member of president biden's cabinet. secretary be

capitol rotunda. the tribute includes a ceremony that will take place wednesday, january 12. now, more from senator harry reid's funeral service in las vegas.

capitol rotunda. the tribute, including an invitation-only ceremony will take a side, january 12. now more from senator harry reid's funeral

in this sacred effort, jill and i am more and placed officers in this capital rotunda not once but twice the wake of january, 6, once to honor officer bryan sick, nick, who lost his life the day after the attack. in the 2nd time, the honor officer, billy evans lost his life defending his capital as well. we think about the others who lost their lives and were injured. and every one living with the trauma of that day. those defending this capital to members of congress and both parties and their staffs, to reporters cafeteria workers, custodial workers, and their families. don't kid yourself. the pain and scars from that day run deep said many times. and it's no more true or real. and we think about the events of january 6th, we are in a battle for the soul of america. a battle and by the grace of god. and the goodness, gracious greatness, to this nation, we will win. blame me and how difficult democracies i'm crystal clear about the threats of america faces. but i also know that our darkest days can lead to light and hope from the death and destruction as vice president reference and pro

capitol rotunda. the question is regardless of where your politics are, is that appropriate?s of destructive political figures in modern american history commit is hard to say that harry reid was at the top. i want to read an interview he gave during the 2012 campaign about mitt romney. his poor father must be so embarrassed about his son, he said in in reference to turn over 12 years of tax returns when he ran for president. he went on to claim a person who had infested with bain capital called his office, harry, mitt romney did not pay texas for ten years. okay, well it was proven. am i right? and reid revealed his real character. >> no regrets about mitt romney and some called it -- >> they can call it whatever they want. joining me now dinesh d'souza host of the podcast and victor david hanson. again, we are sorry to hear that reid passed, but this effort to prop him up in this way, is that warranted in any way? >> i think it is a little obscene to be honest. i realize a tradition when someone dies, a dignified silence, i guess al capone died, we would be combined to talk

capitol rotunda. the tribute includes a ceremony that will take place wednesday, january 12. now, more from senator harry reid's funeral service in las vegas. >> first, to lana and key and josh and leif and rory, what beautiful, beautiful words to show what a great man and a wonderful father your dad was. thank you. thank you. now, it is truly an honor for me to speak about my dear friend and mentor, harry reid of searchlight, nevada, as he would probably refer to himself. first, let me say to landra , the love of his life for 62 years who he called his rock, the only time i saw harry cry was when he told me landra had a terrible car accident that had broken so many bones. he said over and over again as tears streamed down his cheeks, my poor little landra, my poor little landra. landra, i know nothing kemper placed the hole in your heart right now, but just know that -- i know nothing can replace the hole in your heart right now but just know that the people in this room and literally thousands across the nation are holding you in their hearts as you endure this painful loss

under the capitol rotunda. this is a very, very rare honor. the service in his honor will start at 10:30 a.m. eastern. there will be speeches thereafter. it's going to be an elaborate event. you can watch that here live tomorrow on msnbc. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. highly recommend it! zifans love zicam's unique zinc formula. it shortens colds! zicam. zinc that cold! this is elodia. she's a recording artist. it shortens colds! 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. >>> that is going to do it for us tonight. we are expecting a busy day particularly in washington tomorrow. again, harry reid, former senate majority leader, will be lying in state under the capitol dome to

- to pretend that is not an assault on democracy by someone cracking a coors light in the capitol rotunda, that nearly took down the constitution. give me a break. host: let's go to jace calling on the independent line. good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. mr. knowles, i listen to you quite often. guest: thank you. caller: i believe you are right on point. when it comes to the january 6 deal, the left loves to preach how bad of a situation it was. i'm 63 years old. i've seen a lot of things happened in this country. january 6 was nowhere near as bad as what is happening in this country. we got a lot more years left in this country to see what really happens. what i believe will be a whole lot worse than when january 6 ever was. my question is, what was nancy pelosi doing? what was chuck schumer doing? people who are supposed to be in the top echelons of our government and supposed to be protecting us, what were they doing that did not prevent january 6 from happening? guest: i think you've raised the central question here, which is over the nature of this event. the way the

above him, above us, over that door leading into the rotunda is a sculpture depicting cleo, the muse of history. in her hands, an open book in which she records events taking place in this chamber below. cleo stood watch over this hall one year ago today as she has for more than 200 years. she recorded what took place, the real history, the real facts, the real truth. the facts and the truth that vice president harris just shared and that you and i and the whole world saw with our own eyes. the bible tells us that we shall know the truth, and the truth shall make us free. we shall know the truth. well here is the god's truth about january 6th, 2021. close your eyes. go back to that day. what do you see? rioters rampaging, waving, for the first time inside this capitol, confederate flag that symbolized the cause to destroy america, to rip us apart. even during the civil war, that never ever happened. but it happened here in 2021. what else do you see? a mob breaking windows, kicking in doors, breaching the capitol, american flags on poles being used as weapons, as spears. fire extingu

above him, above us, over that door leading into the rotunda is a sculpture, depicting cleo, the muse of history. in her hands an open book which she records events taking place in this chamber below. cleo stood watch over this hall one year ago today as she has for more than 200 years. she recorded what took place, the real history, the real facts, the real truth. the facts and the truth that vice president harris just shared and that you and i and the whole world saw with our own eyes. the bible tells us that we shall know the truth and the truth shall make us free. we shall know the truth. here is the god's truth about january 6, 2021. close your eyes. go back to that day. what do you see? rioters rampagig. waving for the first time inside this capitol confederate flag that symbolized the cause to destroy america, to rip us apart. endur even during the civil war that never happened, but it happened here in 2021. what else do you see? a mob breaking windows, kicking ind in doors, breaching doors, american flags being used as spears. a crowd that professes their love for law enforcem

and you can see them there in the capitol rotunda. other video shows members and military-style uniforms marching into the capitol in formation. you can see it just in the video there. the new indictments say even after january 6th, they continued to plot, to oppose by force, the unlawful transfer of presidential power. now, oath keeper thomas caldwell claimed he took a reconnaissance trip to washington before january 6th. >> every single [ bleep ] in there is a traitor. every single one. >> okay. so what exactly is seditious conspiracy? because it's important, and why has it taken so long to bring charges this serious against the capitol rioters? cnn's paula reid has our answers. >> reporter: the justice department escalating its efforts to prosecute those responsible for january 6th. charging oath keepers leader stuart rhodes along with ten others with seditious conspiracy related to the attack on the capitol. it's the first time federal prosecutors have used the sedition charge after bringing more than 700 cases related to the insu

the former senate majority leader's body is now lying in state in the rotunda. it is an honor granted only to about three dozen other americans. people have been coming there to pay their respects all day. he was born in nevada and rose out of poverty to rule the senate where he had served for 30 years. he helped pass a change of wall street and the affordable care act. the house speaker just spoke about her 12 years leading alongside him and their respective houses. >> intoday to see him lead and legislate was to see a master at work. with a strategic mind, command of the rules, and respect for his senators. >> he retired in 2017 and then he was diagnosed with cancer the next year. he was 82 years old. >>> the governor is proposing nearly three billion dollars to recruit more teachers in school staff. this as some california schools face a funding crisis right now. the governor also signed an order making it easier to hire substitute and retired teachers. >>> in san jose undocumented immigrants couby the city council. the new measure which requires voter approv

garrett haake is at the rotunda on capitol hill where a year ago today he was there as the doors were chained shut so no one could come in or out. peter alexander at his post there at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. and i also want to bring in our justice correspondent, pete williams. garrett, we'll start with you there at the hill. again, right now we've got our eyes and ears on the senate democrats continuing to talk about what happened a year ago today. we just heard from the majority leader. what should we expect to hear on the hill today? what should we expect to see on the hill today? >> we'll see rounds of speeches on the senate floor from democratic lawmakers i expect will sound like what we heard from leader schumer on the last hour. on the house side we'll see a moment of silence starting in the noon hour. and then an opportunity for house members. the house is not in session this week, but for those who want to speak, we'll have a chance to speak this afternoon. a candle light vigil will end the day. we expect almost all of this to be entirely democratic affairs. the only republi

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. >> remains will be transported to the capitol rotunda. >>> this coming week, the biden administration will enter talks with russia over the situation in ukraine. senior officials say the talks will be exploratory in nature and no firm commitments will be made. they hope to find common ground on missile systems in ukraine and europe and military exercises in the region. at the same time, the biden administration and allies have been working on tough new sanctions that would go into effect if russia once again invades ukraine. >>> more than two years after a deadly boat fire killed 34 people, the coast guard is announcing new safety rules aimed at preventing another tragedy. the national transportation safety board never determined the cause of the fire on board the concepcion. and the boat's captain for failing to have a roving watchman on the boat. boat owners with overnight passengers on board will have to provide better escapes from below deck. the captain has pleaded not guilty to 34 counts of manslaughter. he's free on bond awaiting trial. >>> coming up, decision made. team usa's

reid is lying in state at the capitol rotunda, a congressional honor that's only been granted to abouttion's history, and over the weekend, the president said of former majority leader that he was a fighter for the america that we all love. >> he had served, of course, in the senate for 30 years, including eight years as senate majority leader, and he died on december 28th at the age of 82. okay. back to the other news which is british prime minister boris johnson is apologizing for attending this party in may of 2020, when england was under strict government lock down. >> e-mails surfaced yesterday that one of his leading officials invited staff to the socially distanced event in may 2020 in the back garden of 10 downing street. cnn salma abdelaziz joins us now. what's the prime minister saying? >> alisyn and victor, for weeks now, the prime minister has been plagued with allegations that parties, multiple parties took place across multiple months, across multiple lock downs, christmas parties, garden parties, bring your own beer parties, all apparently taking place in the building ri

above him, above us, over that door leading into the rotunda is a sculpture depicting cleo, the muse of history. in her hands an open book in which she records events taking place in this chamber below. cleo stood watch over this hall one year ago today as she has for more than 200 years. she recorded what took place, the real history, the real facts, the real truth. the facts and the truth that vice president harris just shared and that you and i and the whole world saw with our own eyes. the bible tells us that we shall know the truth and the truth shall make us free. we shall know the truth. well, here is the god's truth about january 6, 2021, close your eyes, go back to that day. what do you see? rioters rampaging, waving for the first time inside this capitol confederate monuments flags that symbolized the cause to destroy america, to rip us apart. even during the civil war that never ever happened, but it happened here in 2021. what else do you see? a mob breaking windows, kicking indoors, breaching the capitol. american flags on poles being used as weapons, as spears. fire ext