and there's a lot, donald trump, in his po. and today in his speech, joe biden, there was no, there was no concession to the other side. there was no healing till he went for donald trump again and again without actually using his name. yes, that's what he tries to do. he really tries to avoid mentioning a him by name. he just refers to him as the former president, as he tries not to give him any more power. but indeed, as william just pointed out, phil, he really vent after donald trump and for a reason he might only have like one actually less than a year left in which he has the majority because of the upcoming mid terms. and this was a clear call for action also to the senate to pass through or writing a voting rights or legislation to use these last months of the majority of the democrats to really make everything which can kind of secure the american democracy. because, i mean, i think he and, and as did vice a president carmella harris made it crystal clear. this is a crucial moment in american history. this is, everythi

by a never named donald trump. and steven spielberg never showed jaws the show. and the what made it one of the most guessed terrifying movies of all time. and joe biden runs at risk of enlarging this boogie man that's out there by not, but by constantly referring to him. this man behind the curtain. um and they, there's a wrist there. he's walking a very fine line. you can't ignore the elephant in the room. no pun, attendance is republicans there. i commer mascots the elephant. but when you address it, you make him more powerful, more strong, remembered donald trump is banned from social media. he's very quiet. we can't hear him right now. um, and so how to address him, how to talk about him is a really risky move for joe biden. he the president joe biden runs the risk of, of bringing himself down to the level of donald trump, who he himself says as a defeated president. and what the see, the days and weeks go on as we had towards the mid terms in november. how the democrats are going to play this. because donald

what did the former president, donald trump have to say in response? donald trump a reacted and said that joe biden is dividing at the country even more with this wards and interestingly enough, anthony, this is precisely what joe biden said during his presidential campaign. he blamed donald trump of dividing country not only on january 6th, but during his whole administration. so we're now in a point where both parts are using similar arguments just to, to, to point to the other one and say that the other one is to blame the other. one of dividing a country. and this only shows that this countries not only polarized, but almost radicalized anthony, and that both parts are giving up on trying to win votes, and when people from the other sites to vote for their party. so 2022 is an election year. again, carolina. how worried are the folks in washington that we might, again be headed toward the same sort of violence? well what experts say is that what we saw a year ago in january 6 is a simple a practice and some even say that trump's cool has already be

michael bloomberg or donald trump. >> donald trump. he doesn't sleep. judge jeanine: i don't know. i'm not asking. >> do you want bernie? >> no, he would fall asleep on the job. judge jeanine: is she so self-absorbed she wants to see herself? do people mostly smile or smooch? >> you know that thing. >> let's take a selfie. coming up. we shared more than a lot of laughs on this show. my times with tomi and leo and some of my co-hosts highlight some of the funniest moment of all time next. judge jeanine: over my years on "justice" we had a lot of laughs. take a look at some of the moments that had us laughing all over again. hit it. >> sometimes you scare me a little bit. judge jeanine: our dear friend tomi lahren, everybody. is engaged to be married to a wonderful guy. and she has got that ring to show us. >> wait a minute, judge and tomi. congratulations for getting engaged. but you are not going to break up my partnership with you on judge jeanine. this our tv partnership, the three of us. >> there is nowhere else i would rather be than with you celebrating my engagement with my t

you as president joe biden accuses donald trump of creating a web of lies to pursue power of the principal. ah, and come all santa maria here and doug, how this is the world news from al jazeera explosions and gunfire, and catholic stones largest city as a russian lead regional forces deployed at the request of the presidents, frances, getting close to making it china for unvaccinated people to get into public venues and australia's deportation of tennis champion, no joke of, it's his delight as he fights the decision to revoke his visa. i've a pen demik rules. ah, it is exactly a year united states mocking that years since a mob of riot has breached the u. s. capital. both president joe biden and his vice campbell harris have addressed the nation, pushing the importance and resilience of democracy with biden directly blaming his predecessor donald trump for the violence. former president, united states of america, has created and spread a web of lies about the 2020 election. he's done so because he values power over principle because he sees his own interest is more important than his cou

michael bloomberg or donald trump. >> donald trump. he doesn't sleep. judge jeanine: i don't know. i'm not asking. >> do you want bernie? >> no, he would fall asleep on the job. judge jeanine: is she so self-absorbed she wants to see herself? do people mostly smile or smooch? >> you know that thing. >> let's take a selfie. coming up. we shared more than a lot of laughs on this show. my times with tomi and leo and some of my co-hosts highlight some of the funniest moment of all time next. we have to be able to repair the enamel on a daily basis. with pronamel repair toothpaste, we can help actively repair enamel in its weakened state. it's innovative. my go to toothpaste is going to be pronamel repair. are you taking a statin drug to reduce cholesterol? it can also deplete your coq10 levels. my go to toothpaste i recommend considering qunol coq10 along with your statin medication. the brand i trust is qunol. judge jeanine: over my years on "justice" we had a lot of laughs. take a look at some of the moments that had us laughing all over again. hit it. >> sometimes you scare me a lit

and donald trump took a long time to criticize the people involved. and when he spoke out, eventually he pointed out that in his words, there were good people on both sides. that is what made joe biden get into the race . and that was probably the most angry we've seen him until this speech we just saw in statutory hall. but alan, is there a disconnect here between and if, if we view this through the prism you're talking there about the congressional elections in 2022 and the next us presidential and general election in 2024. when mister biden talks about things like, let's make this a renaissance of democracy and fair play. we are one nation under god. that's a fantastic principle. of course, it is. but the reality of, on the ground on the street, us politics come those congressional elections, particularly when that might be perceived as a chance to judge almost 2 years of president biden and vice president. com la harris will that reflect this idea of let's all work together. let's, let's make america better again. it goes back to the idea of richa

the building supporters of former president donald trump had sought to overturn the election results. after the form of president made false claims of election fraud. we fight like hell one year on president biden condemned the riotous and their attempts to undermine american democracy in prison. they fail on this day every member's risk. make sure that such attack never never happens again for the 1st, but he focused his strongest words on one target, in particular, not form a president, mcdonald trump. he tried to prevent the former president united states of america as created and spread a web of lies by the 2020 election. he's done so because he values power over principal. and because his bruised ego matters more to him than our democracy or our constitution. after a year of largely ignoring his predecessor orders, biden decided to take the gloves off when he's not just a former president. he's a defeated former president defeated by a margin over 7000000 of your votes. in a written statement off to the speech, trump accused biden of using his name to further divide america. call

than donald trump. the anti democracy, pro voter restriction, part of america has been there for a very long time. we have to remember, this is a country that enshrined slavery in its constitution. so these elements are not new, but donald trump was the poster child. he. he is a symbol and continues to be a symbol that people can unite around. so i, i think it is important to acknowledge his role in igniting the fire in bringing extreme elements into the mainstream. inexpensive things that people try to keep a lid on. but if we focus too much on trump, we ignore the fact that once once ordinary people start thinking that violence is okay. if the person, the life doesn't win the game, it doesn't really matter who's at the top of the ticket. we have a bigger problem with within the republican party. are there enough voices who would be willing more motor voices. i guess that that the chinese, the mit from nase and continue or who i think isn't running again. but are they, can they be loud enough? are ther

richard, what would a donald trump as the g o p presidential candidate in 2024. what would that be for your this inflection point in history? well, i mean, of course donald trump is a figure who, who very eagerly stokes this adversarial politics stokes, this kind of device of politics. but i think there's almost a paradox that moment that we, we've seen under joe biden, who, somebody who really doesn't try to do that. i mean, he essentially is seen as a figure who tries to unite, but even under him this, this has not been quelled. that, that what we're looking at here at potentially changes in, in american society, in politics, the, that a structural and don't depend necessarily so much on the individual at the top. all right, so finally for both of you are less issue this presidential report card for joe biden. enos you 1st on a scale, where do it the american way from an a plus to an f? what grade do you give the president well i how do we grade the president? is it kind of a on a sliding scale? i did the president passed 2 major pieces of legislative that has

but this definitely was a clear and very outspoken a tank on donald trump, whose name he actually never mentioned. he mentioned he just refer to them as the former president. right. so what then, what's the point of this between we know it was to, to, to mark the year. okay. so that year was mark, but that, that the speech was so directly attacking that the lives as he call them it, it, it was almost, i don't know is almost triumphant. what i one jew lost a deal with it. it's what was that what, what was he trying to do beyond mark that year? well 1st of all, phil, i think, and he really gave up hope that is that it is possible to convince are those who firmly stand with trump in outside the republican kind of lawmakers, a but also probably regarding those republican lawmakers who still kind of support donald trump and talk about that the elections were stolen and he, i think he also really wants to push for forward or like all the reforms which are needed to protect a democracy here when it comes to warding rights. because this is a huge problem in this country. as we see, gerrymanderi

s. president lays the blame with his predecessor donald trump. he's done so because he values power over principal and the bar that from entry, tennis star, novick chocolate, which faces deportation from australia. this supporters claim he's a political porn. ah. hello, thank you for joining us. clashes between security forces and protest her as have continued in cassock stands, largest city of matee, with police say more than 700 of its personnel have been injured and 18 killed. they say dozens of protest her as have also been killed. a task force comprised of more than 3 and a half 1000 troops from the collective security treaty organization that moscow lead block is being deployed that to help the chasm government, secure order. the bulk of will be russian paratroopers robin for a steel walk, have reports kazakhstan government calls, it's an antique terror operation, military units on the streets of cassock, stones, largest city, albuquerque, authorized to use legal force against protesters. ah, earlier some of the protesters overran police un

donald trump, love him or hate him, is a master at that narrative. he's gonna be able to build that momentum in his space about him being a underdog. about the republican party being afraid of him being an underdog. he's going to be figuring out how to prepare his own kind of narrative, and they'll be figuring out a build their narrative. >> i have to ask, is he preparing for governance or the appearance of governance? what impact do you see his return to the trail having on these midterms? >> right now, his main agendas is a vengeance tour. he's going after republicans specifically who voted to impeach him. or who actually believe that joe biden is the president the united states. he only wants to talk about the past. that is the only -- i agree with everything vicky just said. she is right to bring of the combination of the grassroots, the underdog in that messaging. i just think to add to it though, the fact that he's only looking backwards in his speeches and talking about 2020, puts republicans, some republicans, in a disco pickle situation. rig

s. capital one year in a speech to the nation president joe biden takes, i am a donald trump. the former president, united states of america, has created spread a web of lies. brought the 2020 election because has bruised, ego matters more to him than our democracy or our constitution. loudon says the trop support as a storm to the capitol held, the dagger to the throat of american democracy is coming up 1st violence rocks. the main city of kazakhstan as security forces continue a lockdown on pro protesters doesn't have been killed in the worst unrest for 30 years. the president appeals for help and former soviet states, led by russia, sending troops plus ah m. anthony howard. welcome to the program. you, as president joe biden has marked the 1st anniversary of the storming of the u. s. capital, when a violent mob of trump support has tried to stop the certification of the 2020 presidential election a year to the day since the shocking events bought and launched an attack on his, on the writers and on his predecessor, donald trump, who said he set the stage for the attack by c

but because they hoped that the chaotic chapter that was the donald trump experiment would soon be at an end. david mariners is an award winning journalist and a presidential biographer. the he was clearly the right person for the job a year ago, he was probably the one democrat who could get elected and stop the trump descendants. but now a year later, the real questions about that about whether is right person for the next 3 years. to start with the positives in his 1st year in office, president biden was able to push a one trillion dollar infrastructure package through congress. a feel that no president had been able to accomplish in 60 years. but its impact won't be felt for a long time, and people might not reward him with their wont in 2024. what they do feel immediately. now the increasing prices for basic goods. inflation has risen at its fastest pace in nearly 4 decades. pushing prices up at a 7 percent annual rate for the international community. the chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan raised many questions, specially about how closely the new white house is really willing t

i thought that was a miss by donald trump and his administration. that should have been one of the trop priorities infrastructure. but even something like that has divide it had country almost down the middle where a program that literally would help rebuild falling bridges and streets that are in disrepair and creating a 21st century infrastructure beyond that, for some reason we can't seem to get there and i think intolerance is what's driving this. it's what drove i think what happened on january 6 and will continue to drive a wedge between americans until we get to what i call the chokepoint. when we get to the chokepoint, i think we then start to move forward. i'm not sure unfortunately we've reached that point. host: you've mentioned that a couple times intolerance. when did you start to see this as a social issue with political imications? guest: think about schools and college campuses. if you're a conservative and on a college campus you keep your head low. there's a sense that you have a bit of a scarlett letter on your forehead for holdin

so say president by lashing out at donald trump, accusing him of an sightsee capital l, a rice, a year old from the with the just a few moments and you're a brand new day here. in moscow, on it is a 1st friday of the, you're welcome to the use our on our team we begin in kazakhstan, where the unrest is continuing to grip the heavily attack city of alma say, according to local media sources, the road to the airport in the oil tone of acto, which actually is where protest 1st began days ago. it's been blocked the nighttime in the darkness, but you could see the plains of smoke. the video was posted in social media. we can't verify it, but it does indicate intense shooting in our mouth. see, has resumed large scale clashes between protesters. security forces have been reported in the city to the meanwhile, because the security forces are waging a major cracked on against what they're calling terrorists, gang. after days of deadly anti government riots. in the latest development, the health ministries declared the capital nurse will turn a cobit red zone with st mobs, apparently causing th

and he put them squarely on the shoulders of former president donald trump . however, it's important to note he did so without ever saying donald trump's name for the 1st time in our history, president, had not just lost an election. he tried to prevent the peaceful transfer of power. the former president, united states of america, has created and spread a web of lies about the 2020 election. he's done so because he values power over principle. because he sees his own interest is more important than his country's interest and america's interest. and because his bruise, diego matters more to him than our democracy or our constitution, he can accept he lost. now it's also interesting to note that as joe biden spoke, he said that the capital rioters were not a group of tourists. they were rather a group of armed insurrection, just who intended to overturn the results of a fair election. he said that the elections that took place in 2020 were the fairest elections in the history of the united states. and he said that russia and china are betting that democracy is

i mean, donald trump -- people say that he wants to be president, but what i think donald trump really wants to be is the center of attention at all possible times are and i think he's figured out being the center of attention, the avenue to that is to keep talking like he's running. so that's one thing. i don't know if he's going to run. i mean, do a psychological test on donald trump, we'd be here for days and days and days and days about what we're going to do about that. it allows him to keep raising money for all these funds that he has that he uses for legal funds. he uses all that. and once he says i'm no longer running, it makes it harder for him to do . that whether or not he runs, he's going to act like he's going to run all the way up until the very last minute when he'll make a decision. i think in the end he won't run because i don't think he wants to risk another loss in the manner of this. but i keep he's going to keep acting and acting like he's going to run because it serves his purpose of fame and it serves his purpose of fortune and raising money for all those commit

when supporters of donald trump stormed the same capital, now president biden is going to be talking within minutes from the statutory hall. busy which was one of the areas that was taken over by demonstrators in the wake of a pro trump rally just down the road here in washington dc. now in the course of the day, we also going to hear from the house majority speaker, nancy pelosi, along with the senate majority leader. they'll also be some statements from members of congress remembering that day a year ago. but this is also marked by the lack of republican participation in this commemorate action. there are a few that one is talking almost single digits of republicans who will be taking part. the vast majority of basically boy cutting this event. and this just goes to show peter, exactly how divided this country has become even more so in the years since january, the 6th, with the majority of republicans that appears back king former president, trump in his assertion about election fraud, a false assertion, and also backing him in his attempts to whitewash exactly what happened a yea

he has direct conversations with donald trump. he was there on january 6. i am sure he would have been privy to some discussions prior to january 6. his cooperation will certainly be helpful if it comes through. he has some former staff members that have been helpful. i think the key with all of this is if we can focus on specific people, i understand this is important, but there are over 300 people we interviewed that we have information from. it is just a key of the puzzle. -- piece of the puzzle. we have to put it together and make a picture. >> critics of the committee argue it has not uncovered any new information that is not already publicly known. if they are wrong, can you give us an example of something new with the committee covered that you think is important to know? rep. kinzinger: i don't want to get ahead of the committee, but there are a lot of things. fox news host texts, not just post-insurrection but pre- insurrection expressing concern, sean hannity expressing concern what will happen january 6. here is the trick of the trumpist, what we

trump. donald trump, himself released the statement and i'll just read it. i. it's an quote, this political theater is all just a distraction for the fact biden has completely and totally failed is not some watts over the top, or do you think that a lot of americans, an insufficient americans come 2020 for sure that you. i'm over 60 years old. i've never seen a president remotely as bad as joe biden or to ministration govern anywhere near as badly as this. and i was a teenager during the nixon administration and soaking up all the press on nixon with no questioning because i had not learned yet to question the press. but joe biden is much worse than nixon. worse than carter jimmy carter thinking his stars joe biden got elected to take the pressure off him as the worst person in american history. but here's what's really going on. january 6 is being compared to pearl harbor and $911.00 because they want it to be remembered eternally because it's an instance of trumps, of orders, gathering and shouting support for trump and opposition to democrats. and because

donald trump refuses to take a stand. either he should denounce his lawyers, for denouncing the insurrection, or he should say that he's opposed to criminal violence. but, he won't say that, because as fascist political tendencies, like his, are always surrounded by violence. he has agreement from the beginning, the oath keepers, the three percenters, the proud boys, -- the militia groups, everybody who showed up that day, he has egged on their violence. >> your book is excellent, and i recommend it highly. i've read it, we had a conversation about it. you have suffered a tremendous personal loss in the death of your son, a year ago, and living through this day, and do remain a fairly hopeful person. what gives you hope as you stare down the barrel of this year, as you do the work on the january 6th select committee? because, i think there's a temptation to succumb to a kind of disparate doom watching just how malformed, how aberrant, our insidious the highest level of water to party has become. >> first of all, thank you

o, long before election day, donald trump had announced that if he should lose the white horse, then only because the election was reaped. it didn't come as a surprise that thousands of tom followers gathered in washington d. c. the very day. the peaceful transition of power was meant to take place. january 6 and 2021. in there he is in the very i had been at the mall for hours to report for the dublin in use and could physically feel how the more changed during the speech of donald trump. the protests so far had been intense, but with every sentence donald trump spoke, it got more and more aggressive. our country has had enough. we will not take it at a more as, as was, this is all about. no one was prepared for what happened then. neither police nor politicians, the images of trump supporters storming the capital of the united states shocked the world and left deep marks in this country which claims to be one of the oldest democracies. the findings of the investigations showed how close a real could it up was this cold january afternoon and let's get more now. we are joined by in a

and to that, the use of force is justified to restore donald trump, to the presidency. these are exactly the same as the insurrection that animates on january there. and what that means is, there are 21000000 who sympathized with those who installed at the capital on january 3rd. moreover, 2000000 of the 21000000 report having attended a, in the last 12 months or 1000000 that they have prior military, 38000000 that they got. this is large, active, and dangerous. and so, as we go forward in the 2022 election fees, and we have to be concerned into what hinder and what do you think you say, tinderbox, what are you expecting for the mid term elections in november? and i guess i have to ask you to, for the presidential election coming up in 2024, we have to be concerned to replace the stolen action violence. we care. best way to understand that 21000000 is that these, this is combustible material, much the way dried brushes combustible in wildfire season that can be touched off by lightning strikes, or sparks well with political violence. we can't predict the lightning strik

what does donald trump was seeing? and so he couldn't spend a year fueling up at his side to see a luke, there was a big steel. we lost the election. it was stolen from us. and it will perhaps have ebbed away some of the support because remember, they're still significant number of americans who believe there was a problem with the 2020 presidential election, even though there has never been any proof of any significant fraud of any kind. yeah, good point, allen, just quite clay. mike made the point about the january 6th inquiry. can you give us a little pricey of where we are with that now? because that is specifically about justice for that day in for it. let's not forget the people who died and of course, many republican c. it's very much a partisan effort to try and stain republicans, but to stain donald trump specifically, it continues to gather evidence. it of course, has issued subpoenas to senior people like mart meadows, who ignored it. and his no been charged with contempt of congress. and certainly phoned an

that donald trump released video telling the mom to go home. here is a capitol police officer talking to laura trevelyan about being on duty that day. >> if anyone could have brought that situation to an end, it should have happened. actions could've been done to get us help sumer. democracy can't be -- help sooner. it's as that. >> many republicans reacted with horror to the events of that day and have be cril to donald trump, but others have taken a different approach. some have referred to the riders as patriots and political prisoners and have organized a counter program for today's events. >> on a basic gut level, it's disgusting that anyone would glorify what happened on january 6. it is hard to undstand how a group of felw americans, human beings, can get so warped that they believe this complete nonsense and craziness. >> earlier i was speakg to our washington correspondent and i asked gary if it was inevitable that both parties are excusing -- accusing each other of playing politics. >> of course it was a political event, this was a ba

you also spoke about donald trump. i asked them about the, the recent video iranian statements that iran would, would seek revenge against donald trump, for the killing of cassim silly mahdi an armenian commander in iraq. the resident killing, which resulted in iran firing missiles at an american base. he said, this is a matter of principle for robert either. there is an international investigation at court where donald trump answers for his actions, for the murder of because seems will embody, or iran will take matters into its own hands and will seek justice. other was okay, suddenly lot to go through there. thank samara, that was art is more against the at least you had an exclusive in tea there with the reigning president. he was in moscow at the moment in the source. i spoken with the russian president vladimir putin. miguel prince moore reaction or later today. thank you. more at saudis, murray cast? yes. now the west african nation of ghana has completely rejected media reports that it is considering hosting an

trump and supporter of donald trump who publicly believes donald trump has never done anything wrong, that like jim jordan, that that person, who had conversations with donald trump on january 6 would not want to go to the committee and say to the committee under oath, here are all the good things donald trump said on january 6. here is all the correct things. here is all the things the president said that are exactly what you would want the president to say in that situation. so maybe jim jordan doesn't have anything good to see about donald trump to the committee if he is under oath. >> well, i think it's pretty clear he is hiding something. he says he doesn't have anything to hide, but he is hiding something. and you know what? jim jordan is not wrong when he says it's not about him. it's actually not about him. it's about our democracy. it's about our constitution, and it's about the need to get to the bottom of a president who tried to overthrow an election. so i think he does have something to hide. it's clear that if he doesn't want toe testify before the committee, he is hidi

donald trump right now is relatively riding high. but he has a lot of trouble, as you have been discussing all week, in the states, in the courts, all sorts of places that could metastasize. if trump is a real figure to his followers, and two republican leaders ten months from now, this could be a whole new bob game. because he is intimidating people like lindsey graham, and kevin mccarthy, and other republican leaders. and perhaps, when he is gone, they will be less intimidated and return to the side of people who care about democracy and want to preserve it. but what i'm trying to say, is that democracy is -- tonight. >> well, i think your message about people getting into the game as you said, applies to all of us now. to all citizens. this is not just something that we just want to get into politicians for. i don't appreciate the. but i appreciate -- he is a noted bowl historian and his latest book is called presidents of war. coming up, a live at the white house that will set the presidents for a year to come. when the 11th hour

what about donald trump? he gave a statement saying he still thinks the election was fraudulent a year wrong. do you think trump's base still believes that oh, of course i think the base things that it's fraudulent. what's unfortunate here is that we haven't been able to have a conversation about how american politics is built upon fraudulent behavior where so and aren't able to participate in the civil democratic process of voting. we're gerrymandering and redistricting, the redrawing of lines where a person can vote for a particular representative gets changed to skewed towards the white and the rich. there are some fundamental issues, not even don't forget the electoral college, which is another way of counting beyond just the popular votes of who wins the election and that these are individuals representing numbers, not necessarily the popular vote numbers themselves. and it's just unfortunate that we can have that conversation about the fundamental flaws in us democracy. and yet we have kind of the show

donald trump lost, donald trump is a former president. now president biden never used his name. 16 times he referenced the former president and he made clear that in his view the former president put a dagger to the throat of american democracy with his big lie and watched for hours as the mob paraded through the halls of the capitol building behind me. cnn's dana bash, and melanie, you were among those inside that building when it was breached? >> i was. 21 of the moments that stands out to me when we were thrown into the house chamber, the doctors were locked. the chaplain handed out gas masks and in that moment i realized this is real, we are in serious danger. so often you get a bomb threat. throughout the day we were if denial this was happening. i told my family members this is the safest building in america right now. i'm okay. that wasn't true. it's also pretty remarkable that in those moments i had so many members of congress who were on the floor. they were going at each other. that's something i also remember the tension fillin

and, two, that the use of force to restore donald trump to the presidency is justified. and their media sources of those 21 million, they come from -- 42% of the 21 million, their main media source is fox news, newsmax, and one america. their second most prominent news source is actually liberal and centrist media. and you could say how could that be? it is because often when people watch ideas they disagree with, that makes them angry. only 10% of the 21 million are getting their news mainly from right-wing social media, like gab or telegraph. >> brennan: president biden has said he believes racism was a key part of the attack on the capitol on january 6. have you seen anything that bears that out to be true? >> race is an element, and race is a driver. so when we look at the county that the 700 who broke into the capitol came from, where they live, what we see is over half live in counties that joe biden won. they don't mainly come from the reddist parts of los angeles. they're coming from new york city, philadelphia, houston and dallas. and when we look at the key cha

biden and donald trump. joe biden is beak and we need people who will keep america strong. host: who do you think that might be in 2024? who would you like to see? caller: that is a good question. at this point right now, i am trying to educate myself and trying to look at the candidates, but i heard earlier that you had a guest talking about governor desantis. i am not thrilled about him, but i am very much in advocate for someone who will stand up and do the right thing for america, instead of trying to divide us. you had a collar earlier you mentioned the gop has no policy. the gop has a policy. they have a list of policies that they are trying to implement. for example, state legislators are trying to suppress voters. all these laws are trying to suppress the vote. gerrymandering, favoring the gop , and finally, all this hate that has-beens viewed from republic -- has been spewed from republicans. somebody made a comment about the red states and blue states being separated. that is un-american. that is n

not when joe biden was president, when donald trump was president. the ships were ready in may 2020 20before joe lied and was even nominated and started work a few months later as soon as the danish government permitted them. senator shockey and senator cruz past the sanctions bill at the end of 2019 and during all 2020 while the russians were retrofitting these ships, sending them back to danish waters the permitting process was happening. donald trumpdidn't and asked one sanction permitted by congress . progress past the law the end of 2019, a 2020 donald trump didn't and act a single sanction . this was the critical moment. this was the time in which the meat of the pipeline was being built. and president trump did nothing and paid no consequence for it. you know why? because in 2020 senator cruise didn't hold up any of donald trump's state department nominees. whentrump was refusing to implement sanctions . when the russians sent ships that started showing up to restart construction. not even when construction restarted. o in the fall 2020. durin

it is donald trump's oldest trick in the book. if donald trump says something outright, it certainly can't be a scandal because he said it, or if he didn't say it, he will just repeat it and say that is old information, or something is a partisan witchhunt. we have been through this 100 times. that is his technique. the truth is the vast majority of the american people want to know what we uncovered. we could look on the anniversary because again, of january 6. it is important, but what has changed? the only thing that changed is , people have gotten more hardened in their political corners. politicians have gotten more cowardly in terms of speaking out. the thing that concerns me the most is, january 6 taught a lesson of what not to do and what to do. you see the linchpins of what could change an election outcome or create a constitutional crisis in 2024, which is why we need to take a look at the electoral count act in seriousness, and get that fixed. >> you just mentioned you don't think the committee must necessarily hear from

biden and donald trump. joe biden is beak and we need people who will keep america strong. host: who do you think that might be in 2024? who would you like to see? caller: that is a good question. at this point right now, i am trying to educate myself and trying to look at the candidates, but i heard earlier that you had a guest talking about governor desantis. i am not thrilled about him, but i am very much in advocate for someone who will stand up and do the right thing for america, instead of trying to divide us. you had a collar earlier you mentioned the gop has no policy. the gop has a policy. they have a list of policies that they are trying to implement. for example, state legislators are trying to suppress voters. all these laws are trying to suppress the vote. gerrymandering, favoring the gop , and finally, all this hate that has-beens viewed from republic -- has been spewed from republicans. somebody made a comment about the red states and blue states being separated. that is un-american. that is n

laura: what about former president donald trump? is he still as influential with the global populist right? is he still seen as an influential figure? lyse: it is interesting how we talk now, how we talk about our global political system. we use talk about superpowers. then we used to talk about great powers, but there has been a noticeable shift inhe last few years where we tend to talk about not just a battle between countries, but a battle between systems. it is what joe biden talked about. he had this democracy summit, a battle between democracy and autocracy. there is discussion of strongman, and those strongmen have to decide what to do, whether it is modi in india, bolsonaro in brazil, their great friend in the white house, what to do when he lost power. among the allies of the united states, there was a palpable sigh of relief, among nato allies, among european states, when president biden won the election, that they would be able to try to revive this transatlantic alliance even though they knew that, mindful of what happen

donald trump is not just like the guy at a football game doesn't like the refs calls. donald trump has taken it to a whole new level of basically, without evidence, saying his team didn't lose the game. can you imagine the nfl are college football where the coach says i don't like the refs call? my team didn't lose the game and i'm going to spend the rest of my time marching around to every football game and every community thing saying my team didn't lose the game. thankof god professional coaches know better and they don't do this and get former president trump keeps saying i don't like the call of the election officials, judges, federal courts nevermind there were 60 decisions by different courts, i'm going to protest the outcome of this election. never in the history of our country do i know where some of the clear they really didn't lose. what if everybody went around saying i really didn't lose? what if our system of government would be affected by that? madam president it's getting to that level of absurdity. the republican nominee and that gubernatorial electio

it's a direct attack on donald trump. if you're saying this is a violent coup or a violent act, you're saying that was pushed by dear leader. you can't attack dear leader. dear leader is perfect. that's what's happening right here. this all points back to the cult of personality that's surrounding donald trump. it's being reenforced through fox news, their particular blogs, telegraph list and what's happening more and more is because the decisions are being made in primary, the republican party is becoming more extreme because moderates are just levering the republican party and not participating in primaries. this thing is going to keep evolving. the way you stop this, the way we have seen it pushed back in arizona is you have to start giving them losses and proof to the point where extremists can't win and hopefully there's some type of fixing. the problem you have here is donald trump controls the message and the money of the republican party. it's going to be very difficult for them to do that until donald trump is de