the trump agenda. we're waiting for him to arrive. we've got breaking news happening right now. a major new victory for trump. nine liberal senators now backed the laken riley act to crackdown on illegal aliens including liberal far left democrat senators tammy duckworth, gary peters, john ossof, and they now support trump on this. and even more senate democrats are expected to back that bill. now, this is a major embarrassing blow to president biden, senator chuck schumer, nancy pelosi, and the far left. we've got the details. gop senator roger marshall will join us in moments. the senator is about to join in that senate meeting with president trump. also this. >> you know, [indiscernible] >> i'll lead an effective strategy to mobilize d [indiscernible] >> after i sign the act into law [indiscernible] liz: we've got a growing scandal. the white house cover-up of president biden's decline. it just hit a new level. president biden just made a huge confession that is expected to outrage democrat voters.

i want everybody about trump.ed them what would get him reelected which was stupid woke, that got him reelected. >> i think americans hate inflation. >> they hate inflation, they hate riots and they hate black women. they hated transit people. they spent hundreds of millions -- >> they don't -- >> disgusting -- >> shouldn't talk politics. >> numbers don't lie. we thought trump when the popular vote and the black vote, in 2020 he got 8%. in this election he got 16%, more than double. numbers don't lie. stuart: coming up. eric adams, mayor of new york touts a decrease in crime in new york city in the past year. watch this. >> we know we are doing a good job fighting crime as numbers show. we must deal with the perception. stuart: new yorkers do not feel safe. brian kilmeade on that story later. bret baer said the trump team told him to expect shock and are on day one of the new administration. brett gives us the full story next. plus we are waiting for trump's press conference. maybe 25 minutes from now. it will be

trump will fix it. trump, trump. trump, trump. what. oh, this time. all right. as you can see.'m not just i'm don gothic maga. well, it's the energy in this room is incredible. all. what? what a what a great group of people. it's. it's all right. i've only got one question for you, and then i'm getting out of here. chris is your stage. but we set up goes. yes. how much do you think we can rip out of this wasted. $6.5 trillion harris biden budget? well, i think we can do at least ¥2 trillion. yes 2 trillion. i mean, at the end of the day, you're being taxed you're being taxed. all government spending is taxation. so whether it's direct taxation or all government spending, it's either it becomes inflation or it's a threat. taxation. your money is being wasted. and the department of government efficiency is going to fix that. we're going to get the government off your back and out of your pocketbook. and among americans, just not enough. it's just going to be great. america is going to reach heights that it has never seen before. the future is going to be amazing. now. you guys ar

trump lies. donald trump said, quote, many hundreds of thousands of people on both sides are dead in ukraine. his exact words were, many hundreds of thousands from each side are dead. many hundreds of thousands. in ukraine, many hundreds of thousands of ukrainian soldiers are dead. in fact, in reality, in the real world, ukraine has lost 43,000. western intelligence services estimate that russia has lost 200,000. donald trump said many thousands of soldiers on both sides. a few hundred thousand soldiers would be 300,000 soldiers. many hundreds of thousands of soldiers would be what, six, seven hundred thousand soldiers? this is the kind of lie that would've destroyed any other presidential candidate in history. howard dean was soaring and the democratic presidential primary campaign in 2004, before he couldn't give a precise number to the size of the american military, and answer to one simple question in one television interview. and that moment did enormous damage in the minds of many voters, t

trump.riting, "enrique tarrio was portrayed throughout the government case as a right- wing extremist that promote aid neofascist militant organization. henry is nothing more than a proud american that believes in true conservative values. " just to be clear, this is what tarrio said on tape just days before january 6 th. >> there's ways that you can enact change. get armed and go to the capitol. as crazy as that sounds, like yeah, i think that's the way you make the biggest noise. >> getting armed, going to the capitol. true conservative values. ub trump's push to pardon january 6th convicted rioters is now meeting resistance in his own party. trump's close ally senator lindsey graham raising a red flag about a blanket pardon. >> the power to exercise. the people who beat up police officers. >> one of them in this video using a police officer's shield to bust out a window in the capitol, allowing rioters to flood in. and now today four years after those moments trump today was certified as

i think that has been made clear by trump's aids and by trump himself. trump is clearly relishing all the attention he has been getting up mar-a-lago. he says everybody wants to be my friend now. for his aides, some of them are rolling their eyes at this idea that corporate ceos think they can make the last four years go away by making a donation to his inauguration fund. especially about $1 million or so. i think there clearly relishing this rush to get back in his good graces, and it remains to be seen how effective some of these efforts will be. it's been pretty striking. to give one example, after january 6, facebook suspended trump's account accusing him of inciting violence. just a couple of weeks ago, mark zuckerberg was at mar-a- lago and put his hand over his heart as the january 6 choir is singing over the loudspeaker the national anthem. to be fair they did not announce who was singing but it shows how far things have come. >> i want to stay on that because social media companies after january 6 were under huge scrutiny. all those ceos were on

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days before trump is set to be sworn in. we'll get to that in a moment. but we begin on capitol hill where after a little drama, mike johnson was re-elected speak iser of the house. where he vowed to hit the ground running on president trump's america first agenda. have a look. >> this congress will renounce the status quo and we will listen to the voices of the people. we will act quickly and we will start by defending our nation's borders. that's the number one priority. [ applause ] in coordination with president trump, this congress will give our border and immigration enforcement agents the resources they need to do their job. we will secure the border. we will deport dangerous criminal illegal aliens and finally, finish building the border wall. we can fight high inflation and we must. we'll give relief to americans and we'll extend the trump tax cuts. we're going to protect our industries from one-sided trade deals and we're going to bring overseas investments back to america's shores. as leaders of a nation, with vas

what it means on the eve of a second trump administration. >>> donald trump jr. visits greenland as his father says he will not rule out taking it by military force. >>> a fast-moving fire has forced an evacuation order of 30,000 people in los angeles. we will have a live report from southern california is 11th hour gets underway this tuesday night. >>> good evening once again. i am stephanie ruhle. on the morning of january 7, 2021, facebook's chief executive mark zuckerberg announced trump will remain banned from posting to the social network after the capitol riots took place the day before. that ban would last for more than two years. today, exactly four years later on the morning of january 7, 2025, that same man, mark zuckerberg announced that meta which runs facebook and instagram will end the fact- checking program. he said the decision was influenced by the results of the november election. hallie jackson has all these very important details. >> new fallout after meta-mac make a move to eliminate traditional fact-checking on the biggest social media plat

donald trump also opposed this deal but since trump appears to want to reverse every single thing that joe biden has done, thought or even considered, how do you think trump will respond? >> they all said that they want to do this, what joe biden has just done. i can't imagine him getting involved. this was about the union and also about environmental pressures. joe biden was responding to major constituencies that are important to him here. >> but no longer, he is now done within a matter of days and has no future concerns about electability. from the perspective of which they oppose this, i do not understand. given that the structure peaked in 1963, we should be looking at ways to keep the business alive. >> your original point of, this seems like a trump thing, but donald trump is backing a very different foreign owned company, tiktok. he is asking the supreme court to stop a federal ban on the platform. it is supposed to take effect right after inauguration day. what do you think will happen with this? >> he certainly pulled a 180 himself. it is hard not to look at these things and

we have not heard from donald trump on this yet.th korea? >> i think the u.s. needs to make very clear that this is for the south koreans to decide. we, in the past, interfered too much with their political system, but we should support democracy and support the rule of law. it is not up to us to pick winners. i think we should also be very clear that we are supporting south korea, vis-@-vis any that the north may take. north korea, approximately a year ago, adopted a new approach to south korea that is much more militant. there are a lot of concerns that it might not exactly start a new korean war, but launch strikes against offshore islands, by example, and territorial waters. and i think that we should be very clear that if there is any effort by north korea to take advantage of this situation. >> it's not a conversation we got time for tonight, nick, but we should have it one of these days, and that is there are some liberal movements taking place across the world that we should be concerned about, and how donald trump plays int

trump is taking credit for it, it wasn't trump. the case that trump threatening these tariffs bolstered trudeau in a bid because it created a solidarity sense that people didn't want to rattle the cage too much. you know, overall, though, this is a huge story in canada. the question of will these tariffs go in or not. and of course they're threatening retaliation. so will tariffs come in on american goods being shipped -- be bought by americans. so right now this is sort of an up in the air thing. but, you know, trump loves needling trudeau, but also seems to get along with him. it's a weirdly unusual relationship that i've never really been able to make head or tails of. >> his relationship with all the g7 leaders seems to be at odds right now. except with meloni of course was there. he was hosting her on saturday night. but i want you to listen -- given what you just said about how big of a story this is in canada to what trump said today about the relationship to hue hewitt. >> we're the united states. we're not canada. we have

and his agenda and trump unifying the gop and congress and axios and politico reporting that trump may be bringing back bipartisanship and has common sense finally broken through to the far left? is the resist trump movement now officially dead before it even began? tonight, even more democrats are moving to trump. we vascularized the details plus throughs this story. >> we have a judge in new jersey that's a crooked judge and sick group of people and all to influence the election. we have very dishonest judges and new york judges are very bad ones. liz: that was president trump calling out new york judge juan merchan for pushing democrat lawfare against president trump and fight over sentencing in the new york case and down to the wire coming in tomorrow. will the supreme court intervene? former u.s. deputy attorney john yoo will break did down in just moments. we have that story first. >> i've never seen fire hydrants this desperate and at hydrants and pressure so low and the number one tool they use to fight the fire fires and hydrans aren't working. how are we addressing this? your

if you really step back and think about it, he knows trump is drill baby drill, he's not hurting trump as he is hurting you. and the poor, in the middle class, and the cost of everything that is delivered it to every story you go to. the cost of energy hurts the american people, it also prevents america and our ability to become what donald trump is certainly set out to do, make as an energy dominant rich country. last week he reposed another band, limiting energy development in nevada, for the next 20 years, before getting blocked by a texas court, biden, petty, angry, bidder, he attempted to auction off border wall materials for next to nothing again, that would only force you to pay for new board walls, he vindictively wants to sell off her on the dollar, knowing that donald trump will need to spend more of your money because he's going to build a wall. he also streamlines illegal immigration, with the release of a brand-new app designed for those looking to abuse our immigration and border laws, and meanwhile today the president released 11 detainees captured in the aftermath of 9/

the second test will be donald trump. >> donald trump is a new yorker. his office buildings, and he still owns a few, are filled with people who take mass transit, and i think he understands what traffic is doing to our city. >>> i feel strongly we have made major shifts. what happened last time where an officer's words haunt me forever on the police line said, "does anyone have a plan? does anyone have a plan? " the answer from the leadership back then was no. now, we have clear leadership in place. >> lawmakers and security officials taking extra precautions to ensure that today will not be a repeat of january 6th, 2021, here in washington. the snowy capitol this morning equipped with extra fencing and law enforcement as congress convenes to certify the 2024 presidential election. for some lawmakers, like our next guest, january 6th, 2021, was the first day ing official acts as a new member of congress. many of them arrived in washington bright- eyed about enacting change for their constituents, only to be met by scenes like this. >> for members, the d

for trump. >> this is low for trump. you have this 21% who are opposed to it. that is a pretty significant chunk of folks who are opposed to it. so yes, republicans like donald trump, but they aren't necessarily in love with the idea of parting. certainly not overall. now, you may be asking yourself, okay, how the heck, then did donald trump win that election back in november? right. given that you see this support and you see this opposition among the american public and most americans, i will note in our cnn poll said that they expected that trump was going to try and harm. how did it work? then we'll take a look at january 6th memories. take a look here. all right. january 6th is the biggest memory of trump's first term. look at this. wow. >> it's just fine. that is that is something. it's just 5%. >> i mean, most folks, simply put were willing to dismiss it without much of an issue. and among republicans, what do we see? it was just 2%. so even though you had that significant chunk of republicans who said we oppose i

trump promises to appeal. now back out here live, he spent the rest of his afternoon at his west palm beach golf course. he will meet with members of the house freedom caucus at mar-a-lago tonight, after meeting with a group of republican governors at mar-a-lago yesterday. larry? larry: great. nate foy, appreciate it very very much. all right folks. donald trump's red hot honeymoon continues on a roll and that's the subject of the rif. that's right. trump's honeymoon continues on a roll. his post-election honeymoon, well, it's hot, red hot, actually. he persuaded senate republicans to go along with his one big beautiful bill strategy to get tax cuts, border closing, energy, production, and doge brothers downsizing of government. so, the blue collar boom can surely begin this year in order to make good on mr. trump's promises to his working class coalition. he's got his eye on universal tariffs by the way, that could raise as much as $500 billion a year. republican house speaker mike johnson pulling together on

trump versus musk. because trump loves deficits. trump loves debt. his entire career has been about debt. and musk is busy acting like some richest man in the world from the sidelines is going to somehow dictate to the members of congress what they do. there will be a blowup and i can't wait to watch it. that's what i'm looking forward to. >> to that point, john, it's such an unusual arrangement. elon musk, and the dawn of the second trump term, elon musk is acting in a more prominent role in terms of hill negotiations than j.d. vance, the former senator. he has no governing experience. he has interfaced with the government through his companies, but is out dictating fiscal policy and legislative priorities. i guess i wonder from your vantage point, how long you think that lasts and what you see in the strange love triangle between elon musk, jd vance, and donald trump. >> when president trump realizes that elon musk thinks that he is president musk, that's going to be a problem. there's not room for two presidents in the united states and donald tru

what is your take on how trump will handle the conflict in ukraine? guest: i can't of course speak you president-elect trump's relationship with lender the i do think what he's offering is an ejection of honesty which is long overdue. we've been making frankly hollow promises to ukrainians for at least the 2008 bucharest summit when we provided a sort of gauzy pathway to membership for them, which frankly achieved the worst of all worlds, provoking russia to the response of putin and offering nothing the ukrainians by way of actual or material security commitment. so we keep talking about our ironclad assurances to ukraine, and we offer our material support in this conflict, but the understanding has long been that the alliance would not accept ukraine. and if president trump is going to be honest with the ukrainians, i think that does less morals and the fury of injury to the ukrainians than promising something that we don't intend to deliver. host: what does an end to this conflict actually look like under a trump administration? guest: i don't know

and trump ivy. and you know, he did get a mandate to end these wars. he was an anti intervention is, this is why the established one hates donald trump in the 1st place. the reason why we had the russia gate, as we called in the united states way they choose to non stop being compromised as a trainer to our own country. and working with president, what put and, and russia was because that was the only card they had to play because he got elected on uh, ending our ford mores. our intervention is towards our region change wars, which is the same reason why the admin uh, the establishment freaks out. over tulsa galbraith right chelsea. galbraith made her name, telling the truth about the syrian war and the gas attacks. right. so they wanted brock obama to bomb syria and to do another decapitation like they did in libya like they did in the rec, out those turn out. and so they did the same thing in the brock obama said you had a red line and syria of gas attacks. and so of course, that's the 1st thing t

we are the majority, and trump won. >> trump won. >> trump won. the night before january 6th, rally goers had started assembling. and i can tell you to this day, donald trump won the election. they were so loud that trump could hear them in the oval office that evening. trump opened the doors on this chilly january evening and started calling aides into his office. can you hear them outside, he'd ask. can you hear how excited they are i woke up that morning and, you know, there was a sense of real menace in washington, and there had been for a couple of days. >> there is a new republican party on the rise. >> we're coming for you, and we're going to have a good time doing it. >> this is the greatest group of patriots ever put together. >> what does giuliani do on january 6th? >> please welcome america's mayor, rudy giuliani, who takes the stage at the stop the steal rally on the ellipse just south of the white house. >> you can see the white house in the distance, and he fires up this crowd. >> this has been a year in which they have invaded our f

, the trump is terrible.rump is going to be isolationist, and ben, i mean, chris, excuse me, he is now saying look, america can actually grow in strategic superiority. by, perhaps, cutting a deal here. and instead they laugh at it. but not everybody, chris, john fetterman made a very interesting comment on with bret baier just a short while ago. watch. >> there's a lot of talk about greenland, for example. now, and i know a lot -- there is a lot of freakouts and, of course, i would never support taking it by force, but i do think it's -- i do think it's a responsible conversation if they were open to acquiring it. you know, whether just buying it outright. >> laura: chris, what is the beef with this from the left and also from the old, you know, republican guard? >> you know, you heard a lot during trump's last administration that this is not normal howls and she cans from f anybody that didn't have history soundbites paying attention. if was shocking to see reporters ohio personally knew did not know what na

she has called donald trump a fascist. she has said that he would abuse the powers of the presidency. she warned he should never again stand behind the seal of president of the united states. and i think it is reasonable to suspect that many of the 75of million americans who voted for her feel much the same way, claire. so as we witness what we just saw for those people who feel as kamala harris does, for democrats, former colleagues of yours who are in congress, and for just voters, what is their role now in preserving and protecting this democracy going forward? >> well, it's going to bego interesting. john thune has a big job because he has already said very clearly that he wants to protect the filibuster. he wantsct to require 60 votes r changes in policy. they will have the ability with a simple majority to continue the trump tax cuts for the very wealthy in this country. they will have an opportunity to spend more money on border security which frankly i think will have some bipartisan support in a reconciliation bil

man: we love trump. we love trump. crowd: we love trump. we love trump. tommy raskin: dad?y're going to ask their questions and then get out of town. yeah, that's cool. aaron: thank you all so much for joining us. now, without further ado, i will give it over to congressman raskin, as i know time is limited. jamie raskin: thank you guys all for indulging me my birthday fantasy for this year. we came up with it on thursday. you know how much i love parties and i was missing everybody. and so i thought, okay, we can try to have a little contest here and see if i can answer 58 questions in 58 minutes, one minute per question. and it begins with tommy raskin. tommy raskin: who's your favorite tv villain? jamie raskin: my favorite tv villain, villains, are the joker, the riddler and william barr, the purported attorney general. thank you, love you, tommy raskin. next question comes from mark medish. how would your favorite french philosopher montaigne analyze the vices of donald trump? ah! clearly cruelty is the heart of donald trump's vicious system, and all of the other vices

trump versus musk. trump loves debt. his entire career has been about debt.nd musk is busy acting like some richest man in the world from the sidelines is going to somehow dictate to the members of congress what they do. there will be a blowup there and i can't wait to watch it. >> you are already popping the jiffy pop. elon musk is acting in a more prominent role in terms of hill negotiations than even jd vance, the former senator. elon musk has no governing experience. he is out-dictating fiscal policy and legislative priorities. i guess i wonder from your vantage point how long you think that lasts and what you see in the strange for lack of a better term love triangle between jd vance, elon musk and donald trump. how feasible is that in the long term? >> a couple of things. when elon musk thinks he is president musk, that will be a problem. he doesn't see room for another alpha male. so that seems like a collision course. number two, elon musk does not have governing experience and you have to look at his twitter feed to see some of the things he has sugg

appears donald j trump of the state of florida received exposed for president and j.d. vance of the state of ohio votes for vice president. [applause] >> the certificate of the electoral vote kentucky seems to be regular informed and authentic and appears donald j trump in the statet of florida received eight votes for president and j.d. vance in the state of ohio received eight votes for vice president. [applause] >> the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of indiana regular and authentic and appears donald j trump from the state of florida received eight votes for president and j.d. vance of the state of ohio received eight votes for vice president. [applause] >> that certificate of the electoral vote in the state of maine appears kamala harris in the state of california received three votes for president donald j trump of the state of florida received one vote president and tim walz of the state of minnesota received three votes for vice president j.d. vance of the state of ohio received one vote for vice president. >> the certificate of the electoral vote

this is trump. listen to this. >> they'll do everything they can to make it as difficult as possible. you know, they talk about a transition. they're always saying, oh, no, we want to have a smooth transition from party to party of government. well, they're making it really difficult. they are throwing everything they can in the way. >> i want to bring in cnn's kaitlan collins, covering all of this for us. how is the president- elect reacting to this specific day? and why is he saying what he just said? >> reporter: wolf, i'll note that comment from trump stands in pretty stark contrast to obviously his own actions four years ago that are the reason today got so much coverage. typically it was a day in elections past that didn't warrant a lot of attention. but because of what happened four years ago, and trump's effort to make the transition process quite difficult, to say the least, are the reason there was such a reflection on what happened then and how today went. today's process lasted about 30

donald trump and donald trump agreed, he said yes i will layoff you, but i need your vote and in thend ralph norman were in the yes column, so i think that is a huge take away here, just how much influence there was and even after the vote there was a group of 11 conservatives who put out a letter saying we still have reservations about mike johnson and the only reason we voted for him is because we are worried about delaying the certification of trump selection, so had trump not been in the white house, it would have been a very different conversation right now and also to claire mccaskill's point, conservatives are putting johnson on notice, but there's going to be a host of different sticky issues they are going to have to address over the exact same month and remember, now it is going to take nine members of the majority party to band together to force a motion to vacate the speakership and according to these numbers that we see, 11 putting off that letter or the six of the three who initially did not vote for johnson or for somebody else on the floor, that would be enough to kic

why is donald trump still trying to delay it. us now, msnbc legal correspondent, lisa rubin. no jail time, the sentencings's going to happen. behind just go through with it and have it over with. >> that's a good question. you and i were discussing during the break, if the sentencing were to happen, donald trump would be free from one of his greatest impediments, this gag order, which he says prevents him from talking about the case, notwithstanding the fact that his characterization of the gag order is correct. it is correct if he were to proceed of the sentencing he would be free to say whatever he wants to about this case and its various participants. >> so the legal team is trying to delay it. what's the likelihood of them delaying it? what method are they using to move this back? >> so they are appealing to go judge merchan's rulings to the appellate division. it's the first tier appeals court in new york. a total victory is not what they're aiming for, they're aiming for a temporary stay. you may be asking yourself, are the

you've been you've been you've been covering trump. you know trump. you wrote the book on trump. will he be able to set aside this personal feud and give california give los angeles everything it needs to rebuild? well, you know, the interesting thing is his relationship with gavin newsom compared to a lot of other democrats for a long time, wasn't actually all that bad. >> if you go back to the pandemic, if you go back two years before that, he actually attacked newsom a lot less than he did relative to other democratic governors. part of the reason was, was because, uh, kimberly guilfoyle was engaged to donald trump's son, don jr.. and kimberly guilfoyle used to be married to gavin newsom. and so she helped to sort of officiate or manage that relationship a little bit. but kimberly guilfoyle is now out of the picture, no longer with don jr.. and so there is been a real breakdown in terms of the relationship. and trump is going into office finding someone to blame for these fires. and that's what he does. he finds someone to blame. so the problem isn't his. the problem is someon

not everyone was embracing trump and now you've got members who trusted donald trump more than they dopeaker of the house. which speaks a lot for our confidence in donald trump. bill: after mike johnson won reelection gave a speech he talked with the number one party for house republicans which he said is going to be the border. take a listen. >> we will act quickly and we will start by defending our nation's borders. that is the number one priority in coordination with president trump this the congress will cover border immigration agents the resources they need to do their job we will secure the border. we will deport dangerous and criminal illegal aliens. finally finished building the border wall. >> a congressman that's a lot of promises to make. you guys have a very, very, very small majority so the question is are house republicans united enough at this point to deliver on all those promises? >> absolutely. we passed hr to a little over a couple of years ago. that was done almost unanimously it's a sweeping reform of immigration laws including strengthening our border. that was u

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leading to trump's victory, conservative activist scott pressler will explain why young voters want trump. also tonight this story. >> do you feel as we have this conversation today that president biden could serve another four years had he stayed in the race and potentially won? howie: senator chuck schumer finally grilled on misleading america about president biden's cognitive decline but senator chuck schumer is trying to double down about that. you'll hear what he said, senator tommy tuberville is here to react what more and more americans are calling a major cover-up. plus this story. >> members of congress and their spouses be banned from trading individual stocks while serving in congress. >> no to the second one. we have a responsibility to report in the stock on the stock but i don't, i'm not familiar with that five-month review but if people aren't reporting, they should be. liz: this big d.c. debate. how does nancy pelosi's net worth keep going up and up and up when congressional salaries have not budged? will president trump reveal what is really going on in the swamp? politic

trump received three votes for president and j.d. vance received three votes for vice president. >> madam president, the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of arizona seems to be regular in form and authentic and it appears therefrom that donald j. trump of the state of florida received 11 votes for president and j.d. vance of the state of ohio received 11 votes for vice president. >> madam president, the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of arkansas seems to be regular in form and authentic and it appears therefrom that donald j. trump from the state of florida receives six votes for president and j.d. vance of the state of ohio received six votes for vice president. >> madam president, the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of california seems to be regular in form and authentic and it appears therefrom that kamala d. harris of the state of california received 54 votes for president and tim walz of the state of minnesota received 54 votes for vice president. >> madam president, the certificate o

trump.hey chose to analyze two presidencies which included one day and a whole bunch of other policy decisions and went back to trump. the other thing about this day and about this election that i think is noteworthy and positive is this. it's not been since 1988 that democrats have not challenged a republican win on the floor of the house when trying to count the vote. i have never had an election in my adult professional career in which both sides basically accepted it without too much grumbling. obviously, '00 and '04, democrats didn't accept bush. there were republicans who didn't accept obama. we know what happened in 2020. this time around, it seems most people have accepted the results of the election. also, the electoral reform act passed in 2022, rifying the vice president only has ministerial duty, it feels like we have gotten off the slippery slope of one side or the other not accepting the election. i think that's a good thing. >> sorry. >> i was just going to say, look, i get it

that was one big reason why that was blamed for all the expectation from the trump mob that trump inspiredts are not expected to object to the electoral results, i'm told, by democratic sources. republicans themselves, too, are not expected to say much about everything that happened over the last four years. they're ready to move on and not remember what happened on january 6th, 2021. at the same time, dana, congress has already taken steps to make it harder to replicate what happened four years ago. remember that time, just one house member and one senator were enough to force a vote in the house and the senate to overturn the electoral results. this time in the aftermath of january 6th, 2021, congress substantially raise the threshold. now one fifth of the house and one fifth of the senate need to agree to have a vote to overturn in the certified electoral votes of the states. that will simply not happen as both sides want to demonstrate a return to normalcy over what's four years ago and legislative action to prevent what happened last time and don't

trump. writing, he was portrayed throughout the government's case as a white ring extremists that had a militant organization. henry is nothing more than a proud american that believes in conservative values. just to be clear this is what he said on tape just days before january 6th. >> there are ways you can enact change. get armed and go to the capitol. as crazy as that sounds, yeah, i think that is the way you make the biggest noise. >> getting armed, going to the capitol. true conservative values. trump's push is meeting resistance in his own party. trump's allies, lindsey graham raising a red flag about a blanket pardon >> i will leave that to his power to exercise but people who beat up police officers or put them in different category than others. >> of course, his men, you can see them on video, on this day four years ago, marching towards the capitol. one of them in this video using a police officer shield to bust out a window in the capitol. allowing rioters to flood in. now, just

trump. any defendant has a right to speak at his own sentencing. so if trump wants he can speak. he can say whatever he wants. the final word will be judge marchand's. laura, as you noted, an important thing will happen at the end of this sentencing. it will become official. we will have what we know as a judgment of conviction. at that point, his conviction will be official, but not quite necessarily final. as you said, donald trump still has his appeal rights. now we are in the trial court in new york. they call it the new york supreme court. very confusingly, i didn't make the names. but donald trump then has the ability. he has the automatic right to appeal up to the appellate division, maybe to the highest court of new york, the court of appeals, and ultimately, laura, we could end up right back where we were last night with the u.s. supreme court. we'll see if they take it. that's a long way down the road. so today we're focusing back on the trial court, where you're sitting outside of

donald trump appearing virtually there but the judge has just sentenced donald trump.er the conviction in the hush money case and he said he is imposing no jail orfinery but imposing no jail or finery but the imposing no jail orfinery but the sentence places judgment of guilt on the president elect�*s record. —— fine. thejudge guilt on the president elect�*s record. —— fine. the judge was keen to pursue this despite the last—minute efforts of donald trump to block the sentencing, and that did not work, and the supreme courtjudges decided supreme court judges decided against supreme courtjudges decided against throwing out the last—minute bid from donald trump so today the sentencing went ahead and the breaking development, i will repeat it, thejudge decided to development, i will repeat it, the judge decided to sentence donald trump to an unconditional discharge over the conviction in the hush money case and he has imposed no jail time money case and he has imposed no jailtime and no money case and he has imposed no jail time and no fine but the sentence means it is a

donald trump can do it. liz: hogan gidley, happy new year. >> you too. >> this is why getting president trump's cabinet in is so important. we need governor at dhs, kash patel at fbi and pete hegseth at dod. this is an across-the-government look. liz: more and more lawmakers abdandsenators say get his econc and national security agenda enacted right away. tudor dixon joins into weigh in on that and also tonight do democrats have a plan to try to stop trump's agenda and his nominees? how will republicans pushback on that plus what is speaker mike johnson's plan to get re-elected tomorrow as house speaker? republican congressman mike lawler, we're excited to talk to him and he joins us later in the show plus this story. >> have you spoken with any other cabinet members about implementing the 25th amendment on president biden? >> first of all i'm glad to have a president who can ride a bicycle. liz: okay, pete buttigieg now getting hammered on social media, slammed for making wild claims saying anything to defe

the trump agenda. liz: always great reporting thank you so much aishah hasnie good to see you. >> you too. >> we will act quickly and we will start by defending our nation's borders. that's number one priority. we will secure the border. we will deport dangerous criminal illegal aliens and finally finish building the border wall. we're going to protect our industries from one-sided trade deals and bring overseas investments back to america's shores. that's right. >> [applause] >> we'll defeat the harmful effects of inflation and we'll make life affordable again for america's hard working people. as leaders of a nation, with vast natural resources, that god has blessed us with, it is our duty to restore america's energy dominance. that's what we will do. liz: okay, re-elected house speaker mike johnson. he was just speaking about how the house will now move on the trump agenda. it's about ending inflation. shutting the border, getting law and order back, ending wars around the world. let's bring in from

god bless america and god bless donald trump. griff: we'll see where it goes, congressman, thank you. molly: fascinating interview. in less than a week, president-elect trump will learn his sentence in the new york criminal case after judge marchan denied another request to dismiss that case. cb cotton is tracking the latest for us. >> presiding judge marchan did uphold donald trump's felony conviction and now he'll be sentenced 10 days before his presidential inauguration and must appear either in person or virtually. trump's legal team now also knows that jail time is likely off the table after marchan said he's inclined trump to what is called an unconditional discharge which would allow the conviction to stand without trump being locked up, fined or having to serve probation and the sentence would give the president-elect the chance to appeal. trump was facing up to fewer years in prison after a manhattan jury convicted him last may on 34 counts of falsifying business records in connection to a hush money payment made to adul

he is the biggest asset trump has.ing we shouldn't underrate. this is potentially useful for trump. having musk out there saying these extreme things, we saw him make a comment about greenland earlier today as well, just sort of being the bulldog, helping trump play the reasonable guy which when you're donald trump is maybe not as clear. i think this is going to continue despite the obvious discomfort that i think both men probably feel in each other's presence. >> i do not think they are breaking up anytime soon, but that's just me. thank you both for being here. >>> when we return, president jimmy carter arrives at the u.s. capitol to lie in state. how lawmakers are remembering the late president. allison. [swooshing sound] introducing allison's plaque psoriasis. ♪♪ she thinks her flaky, gray patches are all people see. ♪♪ otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. over here! otezla can help you get clearer skin and reduce itching and flaking. doctors have been prescribing otezla for over a decade. o

her relationship with trump is unique.erta, that province in canada has more oil and gas in all of america. on infect one of the largest trading partners on the earth id $188 billion with flows froma alberta to thein u.s. to the refineries and shipped allries r ithe world and even some of ite comes back up to canada. as she likes to put it andit i think she was getting ahead of the narrative, very smart of her, look, we are in a long-term marriage in the united states.wt we are not dating.co we are married to. sometimes couples have problems and they get into a little tiff that because they have been married forever, they work it out. she has so far ahead of politicians and she came down tomorrow i'll go and joined her as she joined the room and they are glad to see her and know her well. she has a conservative. she is part of the red wavewi flowing througngh canada and kicked out justin trudeau. he has gone so what he says doesn't matter. trump understands thate in allf the liberal politicians that have gone toe hi see hi

we saw this before and trumps first-term. as farce when he famously drew in sharpie on hurricane map to make it look like his erroneous warning of where the hurricane will hit was actually correct. then tragedy in the midst of his disastrous response to a once-in-a- lifetime pandemic that killed over 1 million americans trump regularly pushed untested treatments like ivermectin that almost certainly cost many american lives. what leaders do during moments like this actually matter a lot. genuine tangible facts can really hurt people. yesterday, with our nurse of the intact we didn't know much, resident elect donald trump falsely suggested the suspect was an undocumented immigrant or someone who crossed over the border in some way. he was not. officials later identified the suspect as an american army veteran born and raised in the u.s. of a. it was all very predictable and even after we found out this was an american today republicans continued even though both the attacker in new orleans and cyber truck driver in las vegas w