joining me is the democratic congresswoman stacey plaskett of the virgin islands, was a house manager in the second impeachment trial of donald trump. congresswoman, great to see you. thank you for being with us. we all remember that day well. i don't know how you manage, because not only do you remember it well, but your responsibility in part of that trial was to go through it frame by frame, image by image. you knew the layout and the way that that unfolded probably better than most americans. what are you feeling today as we lead into the fourth anniversary of it? >> i'm feeling very proud of my democratic colleagues because we are not election deniers. as our leader, hakeem jefferies, stated when we had the speaker race a couple of days ago, there will be no election denying on the part of the democratic caucus. while we are not happy with the consequences of the election, elections have consequences and donald trump will be sworn in as our next president. and then we will go about the business of trying to protect the rights of all americans as well as the social fabric and all

virgin islands delegate stacey plaskett on the house story on friday.eek to make great again is one where people belonging to the territories mentioned are never given the full rights one should expect in a multiracial democracy. these territories represent a space where millions of american citizens are without real representation. the maga rights sit comfortably in their -- and that othering, they argue, makes it okay to treat nearly 4 million americans as less than full citizens by compromising their representation in congress and the senate. it's no coincidence that the people who inhabit these territories are largely people of color. and it's also no coincidence that most of the people booing plaskett were not interested in hearing what she had to say. without full access to government, citizens living in u.s. territories cannot access the same rights that we so often claim american democracy offers to all. the maga-nots of patriotism here it's both noticed and ironic. it's noticed in that it reeks of colonialism and broken promises like-in blaises

congresswoman jasmine crockett, scott jennings, congressman dusty johnson and congresswoman stacey plaskett americans with different perspectives aren't talking to each other, but here they do. good evening. i'm abby phillip in washington. let's get right to what america is talking about. the horror in california tonight, at least five people have died in those raging wildfires. scores of families have lost their homes and everything that they own in this unprecedented disaster. we're going to discuss the blame game happening, including president elect trump pointing the finger at democrats in the government, including gavin newsom and joe biden. but first, a picture of the suffering navy helicopter. >> so this house is gone. this house has now is now under way. the the left side of this house is ignited. and also now the house nearby. it but i mean, these embers are like snowflakes. they're falling all around us. the sun. i mean, this is what's so crazy if you you can't even see the sun. it is completely blacked out. >> sarah was on with her eight year old niece last night. >> she came out