congresswoman stacey plaskett of the u.s.irgin islands, a member of the house judiciary committee. she served on the house select committee on the weaponization of the federal government. she also served as a house manager, helped prosecute the case against donald trump in his second impeachment trial. representative plaskett, it's good to see you again. you and i have talked many, many times, back and forth these days, but one of them, one of the rules you play it as an impeachment manager was to walk us through what we just told our viewers. walk us through exactly what happened that day, from every angle. you've seen every shot of this. you've seen every video camera. and eugene goodman tells a lot of the story here. there was a mob that was destined to attack the capital, and invoke violence on people. this man fought it in the moment. and i just mean symbolically, it is important for us to remember on this third anniversary, there are lots of people in america in different roles who did what this man did. but he put his

joining me now, delicate stacey plaskett, democrat of u.s.n islands -- donald trump's second impeachment trial. first of all, thank you, we appreciate you for joining us, delegate plaskett, we have a lot to unpack, we're starting with the breaking news that senate democratic and house republican leaders just announced a top line number for federal spending bill, just 12 days ahead of the deadline to avert a shutdown. the plan calls for more, one and a half trillion dollars for fiscal year 2024, nearly 900 billion going to defense, and more than 700 billion going to other programs. for contacts, this deal isn't related to the ongoing negotiation around border control. that is a separate issue. what more can you tell us tonight? >> yes, thank you for that, we have a lot happening as we're getting back into congress in january. a lot of this, the making of republicans who have not been willing to govern, have not been willing to engage in discussions, negotiations like the democratic caucus has. as you know, reverend, in this last year congress