steny hoyer is here. he says the prince george's county police, other police are available.ing called on and used? >> just had a cancel on the prince george's. i do know we are working with the capitol police to get as many resources as possible as quickly as possible. >> and are you making -- are you asking arrests be made? >> -- answer that. >> i would strongly recommend that you make arrests, starting now. >> they are breaking windows, and that's one of the ways that -- general, it's nancy. they're breaking windows and going in. obviously ransacking our offices and all the rest of that. that's nothing. the concern we have about personal harm. >> safety. >> personal safety is just transcends everything. but the fact is on any given day, they're breaking the law in many different ways. and quite frankly, much of it at the instigation of the president of the united states. and now if he could at least somebody -- >> why don't you get the president to tell them to leave the capitol, mr. attorney general, in your law enforcement responsibility. a public statement they should a

let's talk midterms now with house majority leader steny hoyer.ressman. democrats are fighting to hold the house and our cnn poll last week had democrats up by three points on the generic ballot. you have been bullish saying that democrats will hold and pick up additional house seats. but the bottom line is, core inflation is still the highest in 40 years and gas prices are expected to rise. do you stand by your projection? >> i do, ma'am. and we've acted on both of those issues and we want to -- we understand that inflation is really hurting our people. now, inflation is worse in many other countries but that does not make it better here. and people are very concerned rightfully so and we've acted. we acted in the rescue plan to make sure that the pandemic's assault on our people, that they had the resources to meet it, the resources to pay their bills in the two other bill that is we passed after that. the infrastructure bill, trying to get at supply lines. with because we know lack of supplies is one of the reasons costs has gone up. we had few

he got would -- we need whatever you've got. >> this is steny hoyer.rews air force base, other military bases, we need active duty national guard. >> how soon in the future can you have them? >> i don't want to speak for them. they are on the ground. >> talk to the pentagon or some other entity that would understand. you can't logistically get people there but you have to make a plan. >> [crowd noises] >> how will we get this job done? we talked about it earlier. he's not in the room now but he was with his earlier and said we want to expedite this and hopefully, we can confine it's just one complaint and then just move forward. the overriding wishes to do it at the capital. we are being told very directly that it's going to take days for the capital to be ok again. we are going back d forth about the conditions about the house floor, desecration and all that kind of thing as well. i don't think that's hard to clean up but i think it's more from a security standpoint and making sure that everybody is out of the building. >> i just got off with the vice

right now and see what other outreach he has as steny hoyer has mentioned. >> hi, governor. this is nancy. governor, i don't know if you have been approached about the virginia national guard. mr. hoyer was spoking to governor hogan. but i still think you probably need the okay of the federal government in order to come in to another jurisdiction? thank you. oh, my gosh, they're breaking windows. all kinds of -- something -- they said something was shot. it's just horrendous. all at the instigation of the president of the united states. okay, thank you, governor. i appreciate what you're doing. if you don't mind, i'd like to stay in touch. thank you. >> virginia guard has been called in. >> i just talked to governor northam. they sent 200 state police and a unit of the national guard. they're breaking windows and going in obviously ransacking our offices and all the rest of that. that is nothing. the concern we have about personal harm -- >> safety. >> personal safety is to just transcends everything. the fact is on any given day, they're breaking the law in many different wa

[chanting usa] we need them there now whatever you got. >> this is steny hoyer. you also have troops. andrews air force base. other air force base. we need active duty national guard. >> i don't want to speak to leadership. [indiscernible] [crowd yelling] [indiscernible] then just move forward with the rest of the state. what we have been told directly is it is going to take days for the capitol to be ok again. i have gotten a bad report of the conditions. i don't think that is hard to clean up. or from a security stamp way of making sure everybody is out of the building. >> i got off what the vice president elect. >> what we left the conversation with. mitch once everybody back to do it there. i said we are getting a counterpoint it could take time to clean up what they are making in the capitol and it could take days to get that. >> literally standing with the chief of the u.s. capitol police. they believe the house and the senate will be able to proceed in roughly an hour. >> good news. >> the sergeant in armies will be in touch about the process of getting me

you also have troops -- this is steny hoyer, troops -- >> ok, so we have a little bit of time to makecision -- fort mcnair, andrews air force >>fort mcnair, andrews air force base -- other military bases. how soon in the future can you have the place evacuated and the whole thing cleaned out? >> i don't want to speak for the leadership that's going to be responsible for executing the operation, so i'm not going to say that. because they are meeting on the ground and they're the experts >> well, just pretend -- just pretend for a moment it was the pentagon or the white house or some other entity that was under siege. let me say you can logistically get people there as you make the plan. >> we're trying to figure out how we can get this job done today. we talked to mitch about it earlier. he's not in the room right now, but he was with us earlier and said, you know, we want to expedite this and hopefully they could confine it to just one complaint, arizona, and then we could vote and that would be -- you knowthen just move forward with the rest of the state. the overriding wish is to do

people like nancy pelosi and steny hoyer and also the counterparts across the aisle. i think that is also very powerful. it rebuts a lot of the accusations from trump aligned republicans who say pelosi didn't do anything on january 6. just turned out to be false. >> the images are so striking. you mention the subpoena. cleared the top line today. perhaps symbolic. what are the sources saying from inside trump camp? what is their reaction to what happened yesterday? >> i think it's a really interesting reaction. you wrote the book on trump. you know that trump thinks he is his best spokesperson. there is an element that trump might be going before the committee. one person i spoke to close to trump yesterday is like don't discount trump's desire to want to get a pound of flesh from the committee. i think there is a element here, a small chance that he might testify before the committee. ultimately though, i think his lawyers and his aides are saying there is no way you're going go testify for the committee. you have no legal obligation to do so. there is absolute immun

i think steny hoyer, house majority leader, said it really bluntly. he said, this is a dangerous time in america. it's up to us to save america. save us from the hate and division that's going on. and of course made a point that we are going into midterm elections next week. so encouraged people to vote with this sort of threat top of their mind. >> everything feels heightened right now. so far officials have not explicitly said this was politically motivated, but given what we've seen on the suspect's social media what cnn has heard from us when relatives, it appears possible at the least. what evidence do officials need to firmly establish that link? >> i think it begins with what is reported that he said. "where's nancy?" this was not targeted against paul pelosi, although he was the victim. where's nancy? where is the second in line to the presidency? so this is no fluke. the police said that this was not some random robbery. so what he said in the room and who his intended victim was, and i think the gravity of this, we need to know how grave thi

not just democrats like speaker nancy pelosi and house majority leader steny hoyer, but republicans like vice president pence, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, majority whip john soon, and count to loose -- john thune, and countless others. it is what trump was not doing what he simply refused to do. take a listen. >> we're starting to get surrounded. they are taking the north front scaffolding. >> we're not going to be able to hold. >> at the door has been breached. the people are gaining access into the capitol. >> we have got to get the senate to proceed. [chanting usa] >> they are locked down in the senate. there has to be some way we can maintain the sense of people have that there is some security or some confidence that government can function at that you can elect a president of the united states. did you go back into session? >> we did go back into session, but apparently now everybody on the floor is putting on gas masks. we are trying to get more information. >> they are putting on their tear gas masks? >> area for the house members, all walking now through the tunnels.

we heard from leader steny hoyer in maryland earlier. he said this is a dangerous time in america.e said it's time to make sure that america survives this hate and division. and he really extrapolated that comment with saying this is why people need to get out and vote next week in the midterm elections. of course that is top on people's mind, this dangerous rhetoric, reality taking place in the shadow of midterm elections. >> and sunlen, this comes amid a growing threat to lawmakers. what are we learning about that? >> yeah. you know, lawmakers certainly have been faced with somewhat of this reality before. a long line of incidents, january 6th recently. and it's something of a growing concern. there are a lot of fears of it coming true for lawmakers. >> let's bring in former denver, author of "breach" untold story of the investigation into zan 6th. a very important book from denver riddleman. what is your reaction to all of this? you were a member of the house on the republican side. if you spoken to any of your colleagues to get reaction to what happened to the husband of the sp

steny hoyer said this is a dangerous time in america. and he said it's up to us to make sure america survives this division and hate. he said this is essentially why your vote is to important in the midterm election, just over a week away. we heard from former vice president mike pence calling this an outrage. he said there should be no tolerance for this kind of violence in america. also heard from senate minority leader mitch mcconnell, who said he is horrified and disgusted by the attack. fred. >> sunlen, josh, thanks to both of you. appreciate it. >>> elon musk's chaotic twitter takeover may have a ripple effect on the revenue stream. general motors is already hitting the pause button on advertising while it evaluates its, quote, new direction. he completed the $44 billion deal firing the ceo and two other top executives. and despite his attempts to reassure advertisers, many are worried about what's next for the company. joining me right now is clare duffy from cnn business. advertising made up 92% of twitter's revenue in the second

just moments ago on the campaign trail, we heard most recent comments from steny hoyer who said point-blankis is a dangerous time for our country. he asked for prayersers for paul pelosi as he recovers and for the pelosi family. and he said it's up to us to make sure america survives this hate and division. and he likened it to why people's votes matter in the midterm election just next week. we also heard from republicans, former vice president mike pence who said he's outraged by the violence and america should not be a place where violence like this exists. and certainly others like mitch mcconnell saying he is hard filed and disgusted by this violence. but on capitol hill, this is certainly a culmination of many years of worry for lawmakers and the threats posed not only to them but their families. it follows many years of high-profile incidents, not the least of which january 6th on capitol hill. and if you look at the data, it really is concerning. capitol hill and law enforcement sources says the numbers of threats and statements made against lawmakers and their families has jumped s

and steny hoyer was campaigning out in maryland a few hours ago and said point-blank, this is a dangerous time in america. and he said it's up the americans to make sure that we survive the hate and this division and likening it to the importance of someone's vote in the upcoming midterm elections. certainly the under tone of a lot of responses from lawmakers is this is essentially a culmination of a moment they have been fearing. there has been many high profile incidents in recent years, not the least of which january 6th, it's not only threatened lawmakers about members of their family. the statistics are staggering. capitol police tracked roughly 9,600 threats against lawmakers and their family last year alone. that was increased significantly. so certainly, jim, in the wake of this attack, capitol police will be looking at ways to protect lawmakers more but also assessing whether they need to provide security potentially to lawmakers families of those in leadership. >> i'm sure there will be a whole top-to-bottom review in this extremely volatile time. thank you so much. >>> coming u

and didn't sign on it and steny hoyer, nancy pelosi said she was a bridge to the next generation of leadershiprstand the frustration not just because of the numbers but there are a lot of good people that have won highly competitive swing districts with incredible backgrounds. in 2018, we have the camo wave where people have served like -- they got into office. and when is it going to be -- in terms of biden approval rating when you go back in history 2014, obama was underwater. they picked up eight in total, and five in 2014. the numbers were not as big as 17 points, et cetera but it does not mean the democrats are dumb because of joe biden. >> jesse: because obama had a base clinic trump had a base but he has no base. he goes to a rally and no one is showing up. >> jessica: first of all, bernie sanders had the biggest rallies in the world, bigger than trump in a lot of cases in the did not win. >> jesse: joe biden close to a swing state and does a rally and no one is showing up, jessica. you know that. >> judge jeanine: dana and i would talk about bernie sanders, but you know what, greg, i l

steny hoyer was in there. i was also a little depressed that they were freelancing.l the governor of maryland, the governor of virginia. it's like there's no plan on what to do in this wild of emergency or any kind of emergency. so there was not a set of procedures. they were freelancing. i thoht they did impressively but in the future we should have like, if this happens then this will happen -- >> but they were freelancing because this unimaginable hasn'ted. the president of the united states was not stepping in and doing what is his constitutional duty, which is to protect and serve the constitution and a branch of the government was under attack. yeah, they were freelancing, trying to figure out where to step in to save the situation. judy: and clearly didn't see it coming. today is october 14th. david, i look the -- looked at the calendar. we are about three and a half weeks away from the midterm election. congress hangs in the balance. i was in wisconsin last weekend. republicans are very much pushing crime and public safety and democrats will take us down a da

not just democrats, like speaker nancy pelosi and house majority leader steny hoyer but republicans like vice president pence, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, majority whip thune and countless other appointees across the administration. all of them did what president trump was not doing, what he simply refused to do. take a listen. [video clip] [chanting] we want trump. >> we are starting to get surrounded. they are taking the north staff holdings. >> we are not going to be able to hold. >> the door has been breached. people are gaining access into the capitol. >> we have got to get to the senate proceedings. [chanting "usa"] >> they are in a secure location and they are locked down in the senate. >> there has to be somewhere we can maintain the sense that people have that there is some security or some confidence that government can function and that we can elect a president of the united states. did we go back into session? >> we did go back into session but now apparently everybody on the floor is putting on gas masks to prepare for a breach. i'm trying to get more information

steny hoyer pitting the fed and republicans in a class together when he praised the new gdp numbers saying one though, dana, is taking ownership over sky high inflation. the fed raised rates five times since march. americans are having a hard time buying a home. some of them are paying their bills with credit cards and others are having to trim their holiday shopping lists. yet democrats continue campaigning on how their spending has helped families. republicans, the blame doesn't just lie with the central bank. >> they are taking the steps they believe necessary. but here is the challenge. they are at odds with fiscal and regulatory policy. so actually joe biden's fiscal policies and regulatory policies are making the fed's job harder to roll back this pernicious inflation. >> again, dana, that announcement expected just one week before the mid-terms. dana. >> dana: aishah hosni, thank you. >> president biden: economic growth. price of inflation is down. real income is up and price of gas is down. folks continue to spend, but now a more stable pace than during our rapid recovery. >> bill:

actually finish certifying the results of the electoral college, they presented them, first going to steny hoyerdo this tonight, while everybody's angry, while the moment is right, while the iron is hot. and were basically told no, that hoyer, pelosi decided, we're not going to do this and it took days later, they were still trying to hold back the tide. and in that -- those days, people like graham started to feel the pressure from trump supporters, calling him a traitor for having made the speeches he did on the floor that night, people started to rethink their position and you ended up with only 10 republicans in the house being willing to actually put their, you know, reputations on the line and do what they thought was right, because you lost that time. >> yeah, there's a real irony here, because we talk often about republican hypocrisy and there's tons of examples of it in our book, but you know, there was a sort of undercurrent with democrats after january 6th and that they didn't want to interrupt the incoming president's agenda. they wanted to get moving to joe biden, confirming his cab

the republican senators, the top leadership and the top democrats, nance and chuck schumer and steny hoyer. you saw people trying to move the process forward and certify the election results. president at the time was simply awol, not a part of any of this. >> the committee was very clear in making the closing argument yesterday. they're putting donald trump at the center of this plot. based on what has been presented, based on what we know, again, lirz made it clear they're job is not criminal charges but based on your experience is there enough evident that you see to bring any formal charges? >> i think technically there is enough to support an incitement to riot charge against him for the things he said in that speech and also his role and his aides role in gathering this large crowd. this letter that the ex president has sent today, 16 pages of delusional nonsense, that has been debunked about election fraud. but he started out by talking about the size of the crowd. well, that just indicates that he was aware of what he was dealing with, if the crowd was as big as said it is. all the

. >> this is steny hoyer. >> you can see lawmakers huddling at a nearby military base. we begin with sarah murray. a major day on capitol hill. >> reporter: a rare day, a historic move from the select committee as they voted to subpoena the former president for documents saying he should appear before the panel and defend his actions around january 6th. >> the central cause of january 6th was one man, donald trump. >> reporter: the january 6th select committee focussing squarely on former president donald trump in its last hearing before the elections and closing with an extraordinary move. >> those in favor will say aye. >> aye. >> reporter: unanimously voting to subpoena trump for testimony. >> we are obligated to seek answers from the man who set it in motion. >> after they showed new evidence showing that trump planned to stay in office no matter the outcome. >> president trump had a premeditated plan to declare the election was fraudulent and stolen before election day, before he knew the results. >> the key thing to do is claim victory. >> if biden is winning trum

and steny hoyer got on the phone with the governor of maryland and i asked nancy to call governor northropver in virginia, that we needed help. and so she did call governor northrop. and he did offer help. and we did get help, but we didn't get the kind of help that we should have gotten from the national guard, because the white house or the justice department, somebody in the administration was keeping that from happening. >> yeah -- >> it's just that simple. >> they've got to do a review, do a review of what happened to make sure that it never again happens like that. congressman james clyburn, thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you very much for having me. >>> coming up, our live report from ukraine. we'll have an up-close look at the battle for kherson, a fight that could prove pivotal in the ukrainian counteroffensive. a. i even get cha-ching when i ♪ sing ♪ ♪ home decor ♪ ♪ clothes ♪ ♪ electroninics ♪ and mirrors. [ding] i can shop at over 3,500 stores, including travel sites. ♪ cha-ching! ♪ avoiding tggers but can't keep migraines away? qulipta® can help prevent migraines. you

laughter ] some of the more disturbing moments, came from the video footage, of chuck schumer, steny hoyerd nancy pelosi hiding from the rioters during the attack. it was like a reboot of "home alone" starring your grandparents. [ laughter ] they were desperately trying to get help from the police and the military, because these lunatics, not only were they threatening violence, they were using the capitol as a bathroom. >> i just got off with the vice president -- >> i got off with the vice president-elect. >> okay, but what we left the conversation with, because he said, he had the impression from mitch that mitch wants to get everybody back to do it there. >> yes. >> i said, we're getting a counter point that is -- that could take a ton to clean up the poo-poo that they're making all over, literally and figuratively in the capitol. >> jimmy: you understand things got so bad, the speaker of the house had to say "poo-poo." [ laughter ] the worst part maybe is they planned this. this is steve bannon, one of trump's right-hand men less than a week before the election, telling a group of i d

because of him. [ applause ] i want to commend the terrific leaders who couldn't be here today, steny hoyerwho leads the democrats in the house and senators carden and val holland who are close and dear friends, the state federation of labor, and all the proud members of the united auto workers here today. this is national manufacturing day. and this is starting to mean something again. national manufacturing day. when we celebrate workers, where the backbone of the economy of this country. not a joke. where is it written that it says america can't be the leading manufacturer in the world again? where is that written? i'm here at this volvo plant to thank the workers and management for building heavy duty engines, transmissions, axles for trucks and buses and parts of electric vehicles of the future. and like the united steelworkers at the plant here in hagerstown we're manufacturing cleaner cement for our roads and highways. people don't even realize how much cement, the way it's made, causes environmental problems. the older, dirtiest account for 7% of global emissions. guess what, clean

. >> we also have troops -- this is steny hoyer. andrews air force base. >> thanks, paul.he people who are sworn to protect and defend the constitution. >> joining us now is one of the republican members on the january 6 committee, congressman adam adam kinzinger of illinois. congressman, thank you so much for being here. tell us why you think that's significant of pelosi and schumer and others trying to get the capitol some protection. >> if you're a conspiracy theorist, they've been believing this was all set up. i'm sure they're going to say this was a fake video or something now. but what that shows is in the midst of that chaos, the focus was on how do we defend the capitol, yes. how do we get back to work? this is a constitutional imperative that we certify this election. how do we bring enough people in to take control of the capitol again and do that? the conspiracy theorists have said, again, we basically invited them in. we wanted this to happen somehow. doesn't make sense. this video showed today how intense really that battle was from a congressional leadership

. >> you also have troops, this is steny hoyer. you have troops, andrews air force base, other military bases. we need active duty national guard. >> how soon in the future can you have the place evacuated? cleaned out? >> i don't want to speak for the leadership that's going to be responsible for executing the operation, so i'm not going to say that because they're on the ground. >> just pretend for a moment that we're the white house or some other entity that was under siege. let me say, you can logistically get people there as you make the plan. >> trying to figure out how we can get this job done today. we talked to mitch about it earlier. he's not in the room right now, but he was with us earlier. and said we want to expedite this and hopefully they can confine it to just one complaint, arizona, and we can vote and that would be, you know, then just move forward with the rest of the states. overriding wish is to do it at the capitol. what we're being told very directly is it's going to take days for the capitol to be okay agai

. >> you also have troops, this is steny hoyer, andrews air force base. other military bases. >> thank you. >> active duty national guard. >> how soon in the future can you have the place evacuate, cleaned out? >> i don't want to speak for the leadership that's going to be responsible, the operation, i'm not going to say that because they are on the ground. >> just pretend for a moment, or the white house or some other entity that was under siege, like i say, you can logistically get people there as you make the plan. >> the question from house republicans asked and answered. >> but wait a second. i'm so confused. >> yeah. >> you know, i'm just a dumb country lawyer, michael steele, but they asked the question. >> they sure did. >> after steve scalise had known the answer. >> he was there. >> so he said -- >> that's a great question, why won't they answer whether nancy pelosi called the national -- this is so terrible and they won't answer. he was in the room. he was in the room where it happened. the room where it happened. i mean, come on. >> so low. >>

sending military, but are you sending every federal arm available and how about dealing with the -- steny hoyerprince george county police, other police are available? are they being called on and used? >> i don't know the specific answer on that. the prince george's, i do know that we are -- the capitol police and committee resources as possible as quickly as possible. >> will you ask the president to make a statement to ask them to leave the capitol? >> so as you might guess, we're coordinating as quickly and -- >> no, please answer my question. answer my question! >> senator, i'm going to do everything i can do. >> does that include asking the president to get these people who are followers to leave the capitol? >> and so -- i'm trying to get this as fast as possible. >> it's already too late for that. >> the importance of this, so could i just ask for forbearance to let me -- >> i'm going to give you a phone number. i would like you to get back to me when you have asked the president to make a statement that they should leave. >> the statement doesn't come for many hours after that conversa

. >> this is steny hoyer.e future can you have the place evacuated, pulled together and cleaned out? >> i don't want to speak for the leadership that's going to be responsible for executing the operation. so i'm not going to say that because they're being on the ground and they're -- >> just pretend for a moment this was the pentagon or the white house or some other entity that was under siege. and let me say you can logistically get people there as you make the plan. we're trying to figure out how we can get this job done today. we talked to mitch about it earlier. he is not in the room right now, but he was with us earlier and said we want to expedite this and hopefully they could confine it to just one complaint, arizona, and then we could vote and it would be just move forward with the rest of the state. the overriding wish is to do it at the capitol. what we are being told very directly is it's going to take days for the capitol to be okay again. we've gotten a very bad report about the condition of the h

not just democrats like speaker nancy pelosi and house majority leader steny hoyer, but republicans likee president pence, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, majority whip john soon, and count to loose -- john thune, and countless others. it is what trump was not doing what he simply refused to do. take a listen. >> we're starting to get surrounded. they are taking the north front scaffolding. >> we're not going to be able to hold. >> at the door has been breached. the people are gaining access into the capitol. >> we have got to get the senate to proceed. [chanting usa] >> they are locked down in the senate. there has to be some way we can maintain the sense of people have that there is some security or some confidence that government can function at that you can elect a president of the united states. did you go back into session? >> we did go back into session, but apparently now everybody on the floor is putting on gas masks. we are trying to get more information. >> they are putting on their tear gas masks? >> area for the house members, all walking now through the tunnels. [in