whenever time allows one can find peter at the town center off neighboring graham making a stand for trump. 43 year old boykin for the 1st time one generally 50 washington on the day before what the president had promised to become a quote wild protest peter wants to get a feel for things today while you roams the grounds of capitol hill he's keeping busy live streaming to his followers. from hash tag and i'm here at the capitol building it's january 5th. there's people everywhere there's different things going on there where the camera. looking for a special moment. peter is founder of a group called gays for trump and of the initiative go right he describes himself as a gay republican supporter his main interest today meeting and listening to longtime trump ally roger stone in november 2900 stone was sentenced to 40 months at. prison after jury convicted him of making false statements witness tampering and obstructing justice however president trump commuted stones for the sentence in july 2020 and powered him to mean december stony speck on the scene now doing the president's bit where evidence of election for art is not only growing it is overwhelmi

time allows one can find peter at the town center off neighboring graham making a stand for donald trump. we meet 43 year old boykin for the 1st time when generally 50 washington on the day before what president donald trump had promised to become a quote wild protest peter was to get a feel for things today while you roams the grounds of capitol hill he's keeping busy live streaming to his followers. so. they focus better boy for hash tag go right for hash tag and i'm here at the capitol building it's january 5th tensions are rising there's people everywhere there's different things going on the straps of quarters are where the camera fails every where everybody's looking for a special moment. peter is founder of a group called gays for trump and of the initiative go right he describes himself as a gay republican and staunch supporter of his main interest today meeting and listening to longtime trump ally roger stone in november 2900 stone was sentenced to 40 months in prison after jury convicted him of making false statements witness tampering and obstructing justice however president trump commuted stones for the sentence in july 2020 and pardoned him in de

driving for over is a challenge he's had 3 days to digest and think about what he experienced in washington peter one thing is crystal clear. shot then nothing wrong nothing on what all wednesday he didn't say destroy the capitol in or the capitol anything like that he mediately said. stop don't do that peter's point of view has nothing to do with what really happened president trump was silent for hours before reacting to the wren psyching of the capital p. just next observational analysis is also a blatant lie peter blames anti for activists for storming the capital not trump's supporters they were there. i saw all i've got to see and they were in disguise there was plenty of stately ali knew that they were going to be in this guy's peter's rationalized narrative of the events in washington is utter nonsense by reciting these trumped talking points he exposes himself as part of one of the biggest problems this country currently faces the worst separation at this moment and there is no way tom you know it's just a cloud over this whole election biden will never be a legitimate president and it's

whenever time allows one can find peter at the town center off neighboring graham making a stand for trump. remeet 43 year old boykin for the 1st time one generally 50 washington on the day before what the president had promised to become a quote wild protest peter was to get a feel for things today while you roams the grounds of capitol hill he's keeping busy live streaming to his followers. from hash tag and i'm here at the capitol building it's january 5th. there's people everywhere there's different things going on this time supporters are where the camera. looking for a special moment. peter is founder of a group called gays for trump and of the initiative go right he describes himself as a gay republican supporter his main interest today meeting and listening to a longtime trump ally roger stone in november $2900.00 stone was sentenced to 40 months and. prison after jury convicted him of making false statements witness tampering and obstructing justice however president trump commuted stones for the sentence in july 2020 and pardoned him in december stony speck on the scene now doing the president's. evidence of election fraud is not only growing it is o

driving for is a challenge he's had 3 days to digest and think about what he experienced in washington peter one thing is crystal clear. shot the nothing wrong nothing on well wednesday he didn't say destroy the capitol in or the capitol anything like that immediately said. don't do that peter's point of view has nothing to do with what really happened president trump was silent for hours before reacting to the run psyching off the capital pieterse next observational analysis is also a blatant lie peter blames anti for activists for storming the capitol not trump supporters they were there. i saw that as a cinema they were in disguise there was plenty of stately l.a. knew that they were going to be in this guy's peter's rationalized narrative of the events in washington is utter nonsense by reciting these trump talking points he exposes himself as part of one of the biggest problems this country congolese faces the worst separation at this moment and there's no way. you know it's just a cloud over this whole election biden will never be a legitimate president and that's our turn 4 years late

peter little adult is monitoring the transfer of power in washington peter don't trip now has less than 12 hours left in office what's what you get up to on his way out the door. well travis really spent his last days in office you know effectively. reports paint a picture of an interesting and bitter president she was struggling to come to terms with reality the fusing to acknowledge that he lost the election brooding over imagine injustices and plotting revenge against perceived enemies including republicans you know this at a time when he finds himself increasingly isolated more popular than any time during his present presidency with several republicans top republicans haven't turned their backs on him you know for all these reasons donald trump is that it will not attend the inauguration the 1st outgoing president to snub his successor in this way in over 150 years you know instead trying to leave washington be poorer by it is sworn in in trouble have he said not at joint base andrews just a 10 minute helicopter ride from washington where he's asked for a military style ceremony an

impeachment trial against trucks and that's all the guarantee to keep in the partisan divide in washington peter stay with us we want to bring our viewers up to date on another aspect of the story because ahead of joe biden's inauguration next week security in the u.s. capital has been stepped up to unprecedented levels more than 20000 soldiers are being too deployed to prevent a repeat of the kind of violence seen last week in the capitol building as carolina chinmoy reports from washington now where the measures are being met with mixed reaction from residents. you shall not pass that seems to be the message all around the capitol souldiers from the national guard to have to let up this. first came the fence then the barricades were expecting our own 20000 soldiers from the national guard in washington d.c. on an operation day sam have a raid lined up behind me the city has never seen something like that and people they are scared of the city is a completely. on inauguration day it was dangerous doing. it's scary you're supposed to be here at all you know civilization the markers. we've come t

much worse now there's understandably been a strong international reaction to the events in washington peter oliver has been taking a closer look. rioters storming one of the seats of power saying that they want to carry out a revolution isn't scenes that we usually expect to see from the united states and when it comes to reaction from iran the message coming out of tehran is there's only one person to blame for wednesday and what we saw last night and today in america demonstrates to failure of western democracy and reveals how fragile and weak is foundation is we saw what calamities a populous has imposed upon his own country over the last 4 years he's blemish the dignity and reputation of his country there's also been a response from china where the foreign ministry has put out a warning on its web site the chinese citizens in the d.c. area telling them to strengthen precautions that they're taking judy to the mass demonstration that took place on wednesday also chinese social media has been drawing a lot of comparisons to what we saw the capital building to what we saw in the arab sprin

get much worse there's understandably been a strong international reaction to the events in washington peter oliver has been taking a closer look. rioters storming one of the seats of power saying that they want to carry out a revolution isn't scenes that we usually expect to see from the united states and when it comes to reaction from iran the message coming out of tehran is there's only one person to blame for wednesday and what we saw last night and today in america demonstrates to failure of western democracy and reveals how fragile and weak is foundation is we saw what calamities a populous has imposed upon his own country over the past 4 years he's blemish the dignity and reputation of his country there's also been a response from china where the foreign ministry has put out a warning on its web site the chinese citizens in the d.c. area telling them to strengthen precautions that they're taking judy to the mass demonstration that took place on wednesday also chinese social media has been drawing a lot of comparisons to what we saw the capital building to what we saw in the arab sprin

get much worse there's understandably been a strong international reaction to the events in washington peter oliver has been taking a closer look. rioters storming one of the seats of power saying that they want to carry out a revolution isn't scenes that we usually expect to see from the united states and when it comes to reaction from iran the message coming out of terror on is there's only one person to blame for wednesday and what we saw last night and today in america demonstrates to failure of western democracy and reveals how fragile and weak is foundation is we saw what calamities a populous has imposed upon his own country over the past 4 years he's blemish the dignity and reputation of his country there's also been a response from china where the foreign ministry has put out a warning on its web site the chinese citizens in the d.c. area telling them to strengthen precautions that they're taking judy to the mass demonstration that took place on wednesday also chinese social media has been drawing a lot of comparisons to what we saw the capital building to what we saw in the arab sp

know people troll against trucks and that's all the guarantee to keep in the partisan divide in washington peter stay with us we want to bring our viewers up to date on another aspect of the story because ahead of joe biden's inauguration next week security in the u.s. capital has been stepped up to unprecedented levels more than 20000 soldiers are being too deployed to prevent a repeat of the kind of violence seen last week in the capitol building carolina chinoy reports from washington now where the measures are being met with mixed reaction from residents. you shall not pass that seems to be the message all around the capital seoul 2 years from the national guard have to light up this. first came the fence then the barricades were expecting our own 20000 soldiers from the national guard in washington d.c. on an operation day sam have a raid lined up behind me the city has never seen something like that and people they are scared of the city is even clearly. on inauguration day one danger is too dangerous. scary you're supposed to be there at all you know for that is very good marker. we've co

mike hanna al-jazeera washington peter matthews is a professor of political science at cypress college he believes impeachment is needed to preserve the rule of law in the united states. it looks like about 24 republicans are going to join the democrats tomorrow in the vote and vote for impeachment and they cannot avoid it i mean 24 out of still 0 or a couple of 100 of them still it's a large number of republicans in the in the context and they just they felt that it's important for them to send a message that what president trump did was totally unconscionable illegal unconstitutional and considered insurrection incitement of insurrection and that's what he's being charged with the in the article be appeasement and that's what's going to carry through that's actually republicans are supporting it but of course almost all the democrats are going to vote for it and it will pass my prediction is it will pass tomorrow i think i am peter is extremely important it goes the very foundation of our society and the rule of law principle so we hope that mitch mcconnell will move it forward becau

jillian: our next guest says a democratic sweep of washington, peter morici joins us. ian: the mayor of washington dc calling for statehood following the capitol hill riots. >> first we must get statehood on the president's desk in the first 100 days of the 100 seventeenth congress. congress must immediately transfer command of the national guard from the president of the united states and put it squarely under the command and control of the mayor. >> mayor bowser calling on congress to create a nonpartisan commission to review law enforcement. >> critics are calling anderson cooper and elitists and snob over remarks he made while covering the capital right. >> it is stunning and they are going to go back to the olive garden and the holiday inn they are staying at. >> cooper is a multimillionaire and air to the vanderbilt fortune. many on social media taking aim at the siena necker for employment group was of lesser welfare lesser class. jillian: us market soaring to record highs as donald trump pledges a smooth transition of power. >> a new administration will be inaug

decision to burn much of washington's corners and the discovery of the two surviving letters by mrs. peter behind the drawer in mrs. washington's writing table. prior to her 1911 date and -- death and division of her estate, she possessed a large collection of family papers including the two george washington papers sparks mentioned. she also owned letters of condolence that were received by martha washington from president john adams and other former members of her husband's cabinet. since thomas peter served as one of the executors of martha washington's estate, the archive held important documents about the settlement of the estate, other corners including some -- other correspondence including some letters between thomas peter and george washington about the sale of tobacco and letters from britannia's siblings while they were away in philadelphia. in contrast to the after chives -- to the archives of family papers possessed in the 1890's, the bulk of jo -- george washington's correspondence was not publicly accessible as it was held by the state department. originally purchased from g

driving for over is a challenge he's had 3 days to digest and think about what he experienced in washington peter one thing is crystal clear. shot did nothing wrong nothing on what all wednesday he didn't say destroy the capitol in or the capitol anything like that he immediately said. stop don't do that peter's point of view has nothing to do with what really happened president trump was silent for hours before reacting to the wren psyching of the capital p. just next observational analysis is also a blatant lie peter blames anti fact of his for storming the capital not trump supporters they were there. i saw all. they were in disguise there was plenty of state we already knew that they were going to be in peter's rationalized narrative of the events in washington is utter nonsense i reciting these trumped talking points he exposes himself as part of one of the biggest problems this country currently faces the worst separation at this moment and there's no way that's all you know it's just a cloud over this whole election biden will never be a legitimate president and that's our turn 4 years lat

whenever time allows one can find peter at the town center off neighboring graham making a stand for a trump. 43 year old boykin for the 1st time one generally 50 washington on the day before what the president had promised to become a quote wild protest peter was to get a feel for things today while he roams the grounds of capitol hill he's keeping busy live streaming to his followers. and i'm here at the capitol building it's january 5th. there's people everywhere there's different things going on there where the camera. looking for a special moment. peter is founder of a group called gays for trump and of the initiative go right he describes himself as a gay republican supporter his main interest today meeting and listening to a long time ally roger stone in november $2900.00 stone was sentenced to 40 months and. prison after jury convicted him of making false statements witness tampering and obstructing justice however president trump commuted stones for the sentence in july 2020 and pardoned him in december stony speck on the scene now doing the president's bit. evidence of election fraud is not only growing it is overwhelming and it is compelling we

impeachment trial a good stroke and that's all the guarantee to even the partisan divide in washington peter stay with us we want to bring our viewers up to date on another aspect of the story because ahead of joe biden's inauguration next week security in the u.s. capital has been stepped up to unprecedented levels more than 20000 soldiers are being too deployed to prevent a repeat of the kind of violence seen last week in the capitol building karolina chinoy reports from washington now where the measures are being met with mixed reaction from residents. you shall not pass that seems to be the message all around the capital seoul 2 years from the national guard have to look at it this. first came the fence then the barricades were expecting our own 20000 soldiers from the national guard in washington d.c. on an operation day sam have a raid lined up behind me the city has never seen something like that and people they are scared of the city is a completely. on inauguration day one danger is doing. it's scary you're supposed to be here at all you know civilization the markers. would come thr

impeachment trial against trucks and that's all the guarantee to even the partisan divide in washington peter stay with us we want to bring our viewers up to date on another aspect of the story because ahead of joe biden's inauguration next week security in the u.s. capital has been stepped up to unprecedented levels more than 20000 soldiers are being to deployed to prevent a repeat of the kind of violence seen last week in the capitol building carolina chinmoy reports from washington now where the measures are being met with mixed reaction from residents. you shall not pass that seems to be the message all around the capital seoul 2 years from the national guard to cast lead at this. first came the fence then the barricades were expecting our own 20000 soldiers from the national guard in washington d.c. on an operation day sam have a raid lined up behind me the city has never seen something like that and people they are scared of the city is a completely. on inauguration day it was dangerous too dangerous. scary you're supposed to be you know you know civilization the markers. we've come thr

peter, were you surprised by the drama and washington? peter: hi, tom.l, i think the focus on the market is very much on the fundamentals and the continuation of growing hopes of a strong inflection point in the global economy, and really the outcome of the senate election does in some ways to support expecting nowre another fiscal package in the u.s. in the first quarter of around $750 billion. remember, that comes on top of the $900 million or so already approved toward the end of last year. that is going to, in time, trigger quite a strong rebound, not just in the u.s. but in the global economy. we are looking at a 6.4 percent global growth for the u.s. economy this year and 6.5% in real terms for the global economy. we need to kind of growth rate we have not seen at any point since the financial crisis, and that is really what is driving it. tom: peter, the variable for jan is the most elastic part of the equation, business investment, and i am going to call that business confidence, not only in america but worldwide. was that confidence diminished w

temporarily he says whenever time allows peter at the town center off neighboring graham making a stand for trump. 43 year old boykin for the 1st time one generally 50 washington the day before what president had promised to become a quote wild protest peter was to get a feel for things today while you roams the grounds of capitol hill he's keeping busy live streaming to his followers. hash tag. hash tag and i'm here at the capitol building it's january 5th. there's people everywhere there's different things going on there where the camera . looking for a special moment. peter is founder of a group called end of the initiative go right he describes himself as a gay republican supporter his main interest today meeting and listening to a long time ally roger stone in november 2900 stone was sentenced to 40 months and . prison after jury convicted him of making false statements witness tampering and obstructing justice however president trump commuted stones for the sentence in july 2020 and pardoned him in december stoney speck on the scene now doing the president's bit where evidence of election fraud is not only growing it is overwhelming and it is compelling

chief white house correspondent for the "new york times" and co-author of "the man who ran washington." peterto you, my friend. trump could be the first president to be impeached twice, this, by the way, in a single term. how is the president reacting to impeachment this time compare today the last time? >> well, you know, look, i think last time he knew that they weren't going to get the votes to throw him out of office and he look at it as a political battle, a battle to whip up his supporters and make the case that he was being unfairly persecute asked he came out of that impeachment a year ago where he was acquitted by the senate emboldened. that wasn't the lesson that a lot of democrats and republicans would take out of it. he purged the government of people he thought they were enemies. this impeachment is different. it's not going to probably take him out of office early. 10 or 11 days at this point away from his departure anyway and jim clyburn made clear that they don't think they can do it in time. but he does look at it as a repudiation that will stick with him. the fewer loyalists

whenever time allows one can find peter at the town center off neighboring graham making a stand for trump. 43 year old boy king for the 1st time when generally 50 washington on the day before what the president had promised to become a quote wild protest peter was to get a feel for things today while you roams the grounds of capitol hill he's keeping busy live streaming to his followers. so. they. go right hash tag and i'm here at the capitol building it's january 5th. there's people everywhere there's different things going on there where the camera. looking for a special moment. peter is founder of a group called end of the initiative go right he describes himself as a gay republican supporter his main interest today meeting and listening to longtime trump ally roger stone in november 2900 stone was sentenced to 40 months and. prison after jury convicted him of making false statements witness tampering and obstructing justice however president trump commuted stones for the sentence in july 2020 and pardoned him in december stony speck on the scene now doing the president's bit here in evidence of election fraud is not only growing it is overwhelming and

take a week to ferret out of the international community has been left dismayed by events in washington d.c. . peter all of us takes a closer look now at the reactions of both america's allies and rivals. a lot of concern being expressed by world leaders at what we saw unfold in washington d.c. on wednesday from here in berlin we heard from chancellor angela merkel saying she saddened by the u. scenes also foreign minister saying that this showed that inflammatory language resulted in violent scenes saying that we've seen a similar thing take place months ago on the steps of the reichstag here in berlin now we've seen things go even further in the capitol building in washington in fact the bundestag here in germany has said that they're going to increase security around the reichstag building where the bundestag say it's in following what happened on wednesday in washington d.c. now u.s. allies around the world have been expressing their shock their concern and the hope that this doesn't fundamentally damage america's democracy freedom up the peaceful handover of power as a result of free elections

driving for over is a challenge he's had 3 days to digest and think about what he experienced in washington for peter one thing is crystal clear. shot then nothing wrong nothing on what all wednesday he didn't say destroy the capitol in or the capitol anything like that he immediately said. stop don't do that peter's point of view has nothing to do with what really happened president trump was silent for hours before reacting to the wren sucking off the capital peter's next observational analysis is also a blatant lie peter blames his for storming the capitol not trump supporters they were there. i saw all. the see and they were in disguise there was plenty of stately ali knew that they were going to be in the theaters rationalize the narrative of the events in washington is nonsense by reciting these trumped talking points he exposes himself as part of one of the biggest problems this country currently faces the worst separation at this moment and there's no way tom you know it's just a cloud over this whole election biden will never be a legitimate president and that's our turn 4 years later i may

whenever time allows one can find peter at the town center off neighboring graham making a stand for trump. 43 year old boykin for the 1st time when generally 50 washington on the day before what the president had promised to become a quote wild protest peter was to get a feel for things today while you roams the grounds of capitol hill he's keeping busy live streaming to his followers. and i'm here at the capitol building it's january 5th. there's people everywhere there's different things going on there where the camera. looking for a special moment. peter is founder of a group called gays for trump and of the initiative go right he describes himself as a gay republican supporter his main interest today meeting and listening to long time ally roger stone in november 2900 stone was sentenced to 40 months and. prison after jury convicted him of making false statements witness tampering and obstructing justice however president trump commuted stones for that sentence in july 2020 and pardoned him in december stoney speck on the scene now doing the president's bit. evidence of election for art is not only growing it is overwhelming and it is compelling we'

our new white house correspondent, peter doocy, is live in washington. peter, first of all, welcome to the beat. secondly, it looks like the president-elect is going to be very busy in his first 100 days. >> thank you very much, john. he left some big shoes to fill. as for the next administration, we did very briefly see joe biden from afar today. he and his wife, the future first lady, jill biden, went to a food bank in philadelphia where they volunteered for about an hour. tomorrow night he's going to come to washington to spend the night at blair house before taking the oath and outlining executive orders in the inaugural address. >> it's the message of unity, the message of getting things done. that's what he'll be talking about january 20th. as you noted at the outset of this, he's going to come back to the white house after giving that speech at the capitol and take some immediate action to move this country forward. >> here's what biden can do on day one. we joined the paris climate agreement with president trump pulled out of because he thoughe terms a

washington. democrats say a vote to impeach president trump will happen on wednesday — he'll be accused of incitement of insurrection. our north america correspondent petere to be sworn in as the next president. unprecedented security around the capitol building, where the national guard is on patrol. from tomorrow, parts of the city will be under lockdown, and president trump has approved a state of emergency lasting until the end of next week. inside the capitol, more political high drama. the democrats don't want to wait to see the back of mr trump. they want him out now. resolution calling on vice—president michael r pence to convene... it's a long shot, but they're hoping the vice—president and a majority of the cabinet will agree to invoke the 25th amendment, declaring mr trump unfit to continue in office. he will be removed immediately. if that doesn't happen, the democrats will move forward with articles of impeachment, accusing the president of incitement of insurrection, that he gravely endangered the security of the united states. around the country, feelings are running high. you know, if one of us was inciting a riot we would get thrown in j

just as that curfew here in washington was about to happen. peterrth america correspondent. peter, after all the turmoil in tragedy here in washington today, a woman has been killed although the circumstances are unclear, and half an hour's time, lawmakers will resume this process of certifying the election. what signal isn't sending to the world? —— is that sending? it certainly sends a signal of determination by those members of congress that they want to complete this process , that they want to complete this process, they've indicated to com plete process, they've indicated to complete this process of certification of the election result by the end of the day. of course the open question now is, will they essentially returned to where they were a few hours ago, with a number of republicans objecting — specifically they were focusing on three states. and that was a process they were entitled to follow, and it would've taken some considerable time, there would've been some debate. that debate had already started. i know there is some pressure on t

. >> next on "lectures in history," washington university in st. louis professor peternel on first -- comparing the memoirs of several first ladies from sarah polk to michelle obama. they discussed the differences between what many first ladies right compared to what their husbands right when focusing on similar topics. dr. kastor: good afternoon, everybody. how are you all doing? students: [indiscernible noise] dr. kastor: glad to hear it.

we'll continue to monitor events forced thanks very much for the update from washington d.c. let's join peter mathews he's a professor of political science at cypress college joins me live from los angeles in california good to have you on the program mr matthew as always. heidi just said you know a major departure of proceedings perhaps is an understatement for what we've witnessed in the last sort of 12 hours but while the debate continues in the house over objections to the pennsylvania vote can we safely say that sort of where we're at the end of the sort of procedure and the inevitable confirmation of biden as the $46.00 president it will happen be later than planned. i think so i think it will definitely happen i think this the horrendous uprising that was actually an insurrection of these violent protesters trump supporters has hasten the end of the deliberate process and it should be very soon before we will know that will be official count of 306 electoral votes for biden and 232 i believe for truck and by will be the next president will be announced officially very slow with less a

i want to bring in peter morici, one of our favorite economists and also someone who lives in and around washingtontial thoughts what we're witnessing right now? >> well i think it's a terrible tragedy that they breached the capitol. it is sort of a black mark on our democracy. i certainly welcome, i biked through this area every day, drive through it every day. i certain live welcome everybody on the left, the right, the middle to come express their views in protest but in an orderly way. this is not good for markets. it is not good for the economy and it is not good for our standing in the world. you make sure the chinese have this up on our screens right now. charles: peter, you know, one thing you write about a lot, i think really separates you from a lot of economists you understand main street, not from a numbers point of view, not from you know, crunching numbers or looking at, you understand the heart and soul of main street. you have been a vocal critic of policies how they impact wall street. we know a lot of this is about the election but deeper it goes down to really the forgotten man a

washington. let's bring in peter mathews he's a professor of political science at cypress college and joins us from los angeles professor mausers what do you make of the assault by violent trump supporters on capitol hill it was horrendous constitutionally and interference with him in terms as well because this was not a riot this was an insurrection that was attacked and actually they stopped the procedure of a presidential president elect getting actually confirm they were blocking a government from to being able to take its position the legitimate government that's joe biden's administration by not allowing it to be certified this was a physical act of violence to stop the government from working its insurrection and has to be dealt with very firmly so people get the message that this can't be tolerated in a democracy that's what i'm looking at you you mentioned insurrection the president elect joe biden described it as bordering on sedition how much responsibility do you think president donald trump himself bears for what happened. tremendous responsibility he's been provoking these people inci

on this friday night, susan page, veteran journalist, best selling author, usa today washington bureau chief. peteraker, chief white house correspondent for "the new york times." and john meacham, pulitzer prizewinning author, the professor on the american presidency at vanderbilt, unofficial advisor to the president-elect, and once again relevant to this conversation both peter and john are among the authors of the book, "impeachment and american history." here we are again. well, susan, you get the big starting question tonight, the task of summing up as a long time washingtonian, as a citizen of this country how it felt to watch what transpired in the capitol this week. and further, and this may call for speculation, what's the real chance this guy not serving out his term? >> you know, i've covered six presidents. i've seen assassination attempts, launches of war, disputed elections, impeachments two of them already. but i've never seen anything as shocking as what we saw on wednesday. marauders rushing through the congress, some of them armed carrying ties apparently to take hostages while mem

i'm joined by peter hermann of "the washington post" whose latest is "we got to hold the door." bout how those officers ended up where they ended up. >> well, the officer wasn't on the -- officer fanone wasn't assign today the demonstration. with his partner, he rushed into the scene and were engulfed into something they never expected. >> do we have a sense of -- i mean, capitol police haven't been giving briefings or anything. but how many of their officers were injured in it? how many of them were actually there during the riot and the attack? >> don't quite know numbers of how many were there, but several hundred to be sure. nearly 60 or about 60 police officers -- d.c. police officers were injured and a number of capitol police officers were injured. the injuries ranged from bruises to twisted ankles and twisted knees, an officer suffered a mild heart attack. >> i want to talk about the capitol police. this is a force -- it's one of the biggest police departments in the country. it's almost a half a billion dollar budget. it's bigger than the entire atlanta police force. the

washington. along with peter alexander covering the biden white house. we are joined by dr. patel and former health policy adviser for the obama administration. we'll have more from the little in a minute. peter, let me start with you and what we are expecting to hear from president widen in a few hours when it comes to his new covid strategy. talk us through it. >> reporter: certainly, the pandemic is the new beginning of this administration. i was just in the west wing. i ran into the new vice president kamala harris alongside the second gentleman as they head over to that inauguration, that virtual inauguration prayer service today still sort of getting their bearings in this new building. even as they do that, they are already taking ac, a series of actions yesterday. at least ten more executive orders to be signed by joe biden today, heavily focused on the pandemic a. comprehensive vaccine strategy. they're taking new strategy steps towards trying to produce more masks, more testing, better treatment and public health work force to participate with coronavirus vaccine d

up to prevent any repeat of last week's storming of the capitol building in washington. 0ur north america correspondent peterto be sworn in as the next president. unprecedented security around the capitol building, where the national guard is on patrol. from tomorrow, parts of the city will be under lockdown, and president trump has approved a state of emergency lasting until the end of next week. inside the capitol, more political high drama. the democrats don't want to wait to see the back of mr trump — they want him out now. resolution calling on vice president michael r pence... it's a long shot, but they're hoping the vice—president and a majority of the cabinet will agree to invoke the 25th amendment, declaring mr trump unfit to continue in office. he will be removed immediately. if that doesn't happen, the democrats will move forward with articles of impeachment, accusing the president of incitement of insurrection, that he gravely endangered the security of the united states. around the country, feelings are running high. you know, if one of us was inciting a riot we would get thrown in jail, so i th