something like a compromise here and you know a poll supported the idea only my only to use our into taber costs richter as well as less strict rules after abortions have been as i said quite common for here some now when you see the polls you see maybe 10 or 15 percent of polish people who do. who are in favor of this new rules but on the streets you see a lot of people as i've heard in your reports now who are opposite and i heard spewing hole into this were a lot of people are really really angry with what happened mostly of course young people who go on the streets now not only connected with those new abortion law but they go on the streets for human rights the own goal in the streets for sri and for courts and of course for a change of the government where does this leave polish women women who might be seeking an abortion what recourse do they have. that's a good question because you know i'm actually the for 1st the situation has not so much changed here now because abortions take place either illegally or by forcing women with unwanted pregnancy to go to countries like for example

i was in the senate chamber, we were in their 15 or 20 minutes between when the building and taber went into lockdown and when we were evacuated -- and chamber went into lockdown and when we evacuated. we were sitting in our seats listening to instructions of the capitol police. i was checking my twitter feed because i was expecting by that time the president must have already sent out a communication telling his protesters to stand down. while we were in the chamber he sent out tweet again viciously attacking the vice president, literally minutes after the vice president had been evacuated from the chamber. the vice president still was likely in the building at that time, under threat from these protesters. so, reporting his already suggested that he was pressed by his advisors to tell the crowd to stand down, he was delighting in the steam -- scene, and resisting earlier attempts. had he stepped in the minute there was contact between the rioters, protesters and capitol police before they got to the building, it is possible and maybe likely, this could have been avoided. major: i'm ab

senators ted cruz, ron johnson, john kennedy and incoming oaxacan senators, roger marshall and tommy taberill among others. the right, we do not take this action lightly. rather to protect it. every one of us should act together to ensure the election was awfully conducted under the constitution and do everything we can to restore faith in our democracy. democrats are rethink the strategy, amy klobuchar of minnesota rights, a group of my republican colleagues to claim they want an additional federal commission to supersede state certifications, when the votes have already been counted, recounted, litigated and state certified amounts to nothing more than an attempt to subvert the will of the voters. it's undemocratic, un-american and fortunately, it will be unsuccessful. in the end, democracy will prevail. vice president like pens will preside wednesday over a constitutional mandated joint concession. that's her congress as result of the electoral college if a member of the house and of the senate objects the state results, that forces a debate and then a boat in each chamber on whether to

we have john taber's telling us about the bars and restaurants, steve mosher lived in china, going toom, and chris wallace will tell us if that is indeed the best speech he ever heard, truly. dave portnoy tomorrow will have part two. thanks for watching, here's tucker. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." happy inauguration day. it's a big moment for the country. a changing of the guard, a peaceful transfer of power. another reassuring display of the awesome pageantry of constitutional government. they were solemn speeches, oaths, anthems echoing across the backdrop of troops who were guarding their capital. it was quite a display. it was a lot to take, really. like many of you, we flipped on the tube to see what it meant. here's what we learned. >> joe biden respects government. he rs