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

has the bible described, donald trump, the 1st u. s. president to refuse to accept the will of the american fleet. also on the program doesn't kill this protest as in cat expand battle security forces in the worst unrest for 30 years. the president of pills for health almost soviet states led by russia, sent troops in ah i'm fil gale. welcome to the program. yes, president joe biden has marked the 1st anniversary of the storming of the u. s. capital. the violent mob of trump support is attempted to stop the certification of the 2020 election results and biden's. when in his speech the president sought to land, the truth of what happened that day. a year on many trumps supports us continue to spread false narratives about the attack. many republican lawmakers still refused to acknowledge that president biden won the 2020 election. president said that american democracy was under threats as long as that discord remained. he also had a scathing assessment of his predecessor, who he said, had set the stage for the attack by continuously

either looking like donald trump clones, or standing and profile, you know, kind of boyles of donald trump. wow. see, let me tell you this night. i know that you, you take offense to this, but you are very good friend of joe mansion. and i think, i think if he changed parties in ran for ran for president, he would do very well. you know, my mother is a big magic fan. let's just put it that way. i know you just need to have some leadership. some of the lead, who will bring the country together? that being said, i think a lot of republicans are, are looking through 2 lenses. one is, how did you handle coven? and i think that that really does disqualify president trump, and i think a disqualifies my parents. i like both those guys. i supported both of them. but the, the, the mishandling of cove, it is a real blot on both the presidencies of president trump. and i've jo, bye, and so i think if you look at something like that, iran, the santa is really kind of stands out and says, listen, you know exactly the right way. he, he, he did all the things that a republican would want to be hand

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

now it's also interesting that donald trump had planned a press conference for today in florida. however, that press conference was canceled. donald trump cancelled his press conference siding what he referred to as bias and dishonesty from the congressional probe. busy into the january 6 events as well as from the media in light of canceling, his press conference, donald trump did put a statement on the internet responding to joe biden, speech years. some of what was in that statement, biden, who is destroying our nation with insane policies of open borders, corrupt elections, disastrous energy policies, and constitutional mandates, and devastating school closures. use my name today to try to further divide america . the democrats want to own this day of january 6, so they can stoke fears and divide america trumps allegation that the elections in the united states were fraudulent. don't seem to have panned out. however, jo biden's promise to re unify the country in the aftermath of the events following the 2020 elections and the january 6 capital riot. they haven't really handou

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

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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

and the question is, how much will this committee go after high level trump allies, or even donald trump himself? and what will they do with any evidence they collect? and if democrats lose the house in november, this committee is likely to get shut down. but the biggest question is, doesn't even matter. the committee says it wants to have high level hearings in prime time to present his case to the public. but house already did that when they peach. donald trump, for the 2nd time, this time, last year in connection to this insurrection, and the senate acquitted him, it didn't change public opinion much then. and that appears to still be the case depending on the poll or the question asked a considerable number of americans. and sometimes, majorities of republicans believe the lie that the election was stolen, despite no evidence. and all the evidence to the contrary. many, many fear for american democracy or expect another mob like attack republican lead states have tightened voting rights and trump has never been stronger in his party . most those convicted have further involved in the

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

it came after a fiery speech by president donald trump at a rally nearby alleging electoral fraud and urging people to fight like hell. did i b as in as pull reports o, long before election day, donald trump had announced that if he should lose the white horse, then only because the election was ripped. it didn't come as a surprise that thousands of tron followers gathered in washington dc. the very day the peaceful transition of power was meant to take place. january 6 and 2021. him, there he is in the very i had been at the mall for hours to report for the dublin hughes 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 any more and that's what 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

trump, ivanka trump and donald trump jr. in connection with investigation into the valuation of properties owned or controlled by donald j. trump the trump organization or any matter which the attorney general deems pertinent. the judge's order specifies when the trump family or attorney general's office must file argument on enforcement. the family is trying to block the subpoenas. in a statement the office said as her investigation into financial dealing of the trump organization continues, attorney general james is seeking interviews under oath of donald trump, donald trump jr. and ivanka trump. despite numerous attempts to delay the investigation, we're confident that questions will be answered and truth uncovered because no one is above the law. joining our discussion, tim o'brien, author of "trump nation" and former acting solicitor general and msnbc legal contributor. when you read the argument sequence dealing with these subpoenas, what is your sense of enforceability of the subpoenas is headed? >> these subpoenas ar

ah, donald trump's side, multiple bills into law, each targeting a different aspect of obamacare, you think will help you. yeah. you know, one thing i really learned i learned with you is you would have started with infrastructure at the beginning of this year. the trump administration came in and made the tack 0 so that now there is no obligation for people to get insurance, so healthy people won't get insurance and that will make it more expensive for everyone else at symbolically it was kind of, you know, ha, you know, we're going to pull apart as much as we can, and i think obamacare is, is over. this is something i'm very proud of. great for our country. great for the american people. thank you all building on this momentum. donald trump has continued his attack on obamacare, and the number of uninsured americans is on the rise again. it is caused some people their lives, like shaylynn amy's daughter. ah. hey, did you make this for me? yeah, thank you. come on, i'm going to do homework. i'll have homework, you always say that, but you always have homework. yeah, i bring it back i

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

donald trump cares. and i've got evidence this week, as soon as this story broke that we were meeting, guess who doksed my phone number, the people close to donald trump in maga circles and my phone was melting down with messages from his supporters who said miles, how dare 30 people counteract the 80 million of us. what that tells me is that they are spooked. donald trump is spooked. he knows it, and it's why he hasn't said anything this week about us meeting behind the scenes. he is worried. he's worriedabout the contact these people can have on his political plans, and that's why we're rolling forward. >> i'm glad you're rolling forward, but there are some hills to climb as you make that roll. based on what i'm going to share with the new results from the gallop poll, it shows that overall slightly more u.s. adults reported leaning democrat in 2021. okay, that's for the whole year. however, look at the fourth quarter. that saw a dramatic shift in party preference with republicans having a five-point a

trump, donald trump jr. and ivanka trump to comply with our investigation into the trump organization's financial dealings. i want to welcome back daniel goldman, former united states district attorney for the district of new. also served during the first trump impeachment. i do not know if you had a chance daniel to go through the reporting on this. it does seem that the attorney general of new york state is making the case that donald trump, donald trump jr., and ivanka trump provided misleading financial representations to institutions that the former president quote, had authority over a wide swath of conduct by the trump organization, involving misstatements to counter parties, including financial institutions and the internal revenue service. would you make of this, if you've had a chance to look at it, what is new and important? >> what is new is some details about what her civil investigation relates to. we've known there has been an ongoing civil investigation into the trump organization in the inte

you wrote the book, that donald trump to do for. were you basically said a version of what the attorney general is now saying, that donald trump was wildly overstating his wealth. you, of course, won that lawsuit over donald trump. this reading, for you, of the attorney generals hundred and 50 pages, had to be quite an experience, after the book pages that you produce on the same subject. >> it was groundhog day, lawrence. as it always is with donald trump. it's just a new version of the same old grift. and children are doing what he did, he was doing with his father did. this kind of behavior is almost in the trump family jeans. the issue is whether or not the new york attorney general can prove intent to commit to fraud. that they knew what they were doing was, wrong and they went ahead and did it anyway. that's a high bar. there is no doubt, i think, there was a grift going on here. there is no doubt that the trumps routinely inflated and deflated the value of their assets to court the media, to appease from ego, to get banged lo

donald trump sent me there. you have the video of donald trump sending them there. telling them to go up to the capitol and to fight like hell and lying to them and saying that he was going to walk up there with them. can that be linked up in some criminal action against the president? >> yes, absolutely. and i think the key fact, adding to everything you just said, is after, while these riots are going on, what does trump do? he sits on his hands for 187 minutes. and so i think both for trump and for the rioters themselves, i don't think there's any first amendment defense with due respect to what was just said a moment ago. i mean, there is -- the first amendment does not protect that kind of conduct. and to me the most heart breaking thing, lawrence, is that a year ago tonight we had republicans and democrats both condemning not just the rioters but condemning donald trump or at least as an action, indeed inaction as well. i remember some commentators said, oh, this will be whitewashed and forgotten. i said, no, this is a turning point. this is when people stared

including donald j trump. donald j trump jr. and your colleague, representative moe brooks in his personal (inaudible) with rudolph giuliani. i know congressman brooks tried to evade service for that for a long time. what is the status of the lawsuit? >> we have a pivotal hearing on january 10th. it is on the presidents motion to dismiss. essentially saying that he is immuned. he is absolutely immunity because he is president. our theory is that there is boundaries to that and that when you insight and aim a mob at the capitol to stop lawmakers from certifying the elections that you are outside the boundaries of your immunity. and so, chris, look, the theory of the case is that donald trump and those others who were there invited the mob to the capital. that is why donald trump was the one who had to tell them to go home. you don't tell someone to go home unless you're invited them there in the first place. and that they must be held accountable. and in the next stage, if we survived this motion, would be depositions and discove

donald trump was taking in the scenes. i think they have a lot more than that. they have a good deal of information about what donald trump was doing that day. i think you will see some kind of interim report in the next five months. and then there will be a larger report about what they know about that day. donald trump had a rally at the white house. he told people to go to the catol. they were not tourists. ? government was talking to these folks i have been working at the capitol every day of my life for 12 years. i've never seen tourists break through windows. i know exactly where that is. this is the main hallway. yamiche: something that sticks out was how this group got treated. this is informing how we may interact. >> i want to also say the misinformation was a direct factor. in terms of the juxtaposition around the treatment, absolutely, i was there. i covered most of the protests. i was there in june. he took a photo op and had rows of federal agents. there was an alphabet soup of federal agencies. there was a black hawk helicopter in downtown washing

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

the attorney general is synging to enforce subpoenas against donald trump, donald trump jr. and ivanka trump for their testimony. eric trump has already given an under oath deposition in the case in which he refused to answer questions, citing his fifth amendment rights, over 500 times. in the filing released close to midnight last night the attorney general says, "since 2017 donald trump jr. has had authority over numerous financial statements containing misleading asset valuations. donald trump jr. should be compelled to testify before the office of the attorney general. until january 2017 ms. ivanka trump was a primary contact for the trump organization's largest lender, deutsche bank, in connection with this work ms. trump caused misleading financial statements to be submitted to deutsche bank and the federal government. ivanka trump should be compelled to testify before the office of the attorney general." in a press release the attorney general's office noted that they have "not yet reached a final decision regarding whether this evidence merits legal action." the trum

they remind the republican voter why they voted for donald trump. why they nominated him, and so you know, because they do so by, by screwing up, you know, by betraying their, their base by not doing what they said they were going to do when they were elected or, you know, went when they ran in their individual races, and that's something very different from like a donald trump who, who love him or hate him. he did. so, you know, it's very to it very typical in our history that we see these pendulum swings in electoral politics. but in the people, after all these years, peter to say, ah, the republican sat down in 2022. is it really gonna matter? you know, joe biden loses in 2024, or whoever they run to replace him because i'm not sure is going to make it isn't really going to matter. not is what gives appeal get, you know, to candidates like bernie sanders and like donald trump, who people view to be authentic. yeah. helen, i mean it's, it's, you know, we go through these cycles who have the mid terms in general and we get, you know, you go round a

what was donald trump doing? and that is all extremely important because it goes to donald trump's state of mind. i mean, his defense is going to be i didn't incite these rioters and these insurrectionists. i told them to go up there peacefully, although i did tell them to go up there. well, if that was really -- he used a lot of inflammatory language at the same time. if his intent was really innocent, well, why didn't he immediately go out on the front lawn in front of the cameras at 2:30 or 3:00 and say, everybody stop it, go home. family members, chief of staff had to keep bringing down ivanka trump to say, please, say something, is say something. people rp calling the white house left and right. why was he just sitting there? and stephanie grisham said he was watching gleefully. people were fighting for him. that goes into his state of mind and what he intended. and it goes to his state of mind generally, which is critically important when it comes to potential charges on the question of whether he and other

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son eric and donald trump jr.'s fiancee, kimberly guilfoyle. the committee issuing new subpoenas for rudy giuliani and other trump associates who helped push his massive lie about the election. >>> we're also watching the white house this morning as president biden is gearing up to hold a news conference to mark one year of his presidency. let's begin our coverage with cnn's kara scannell who is in new york with breaking news on the investigation into the trump organization. >> this came in a filing overnight where the new york attorney general leticia james is trying to compel the testimony of the former president, his son and daughter. they found over the course of this multiyear investigation -- significant evidence of fraud and misleading statements in these financial statements. these were financial statements given to lenders and insurers and helped inform filings that went to the irs. through these statements james' office is pointing to a number of different areas, a number of properties including 40 wall s

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

trump's donald trump could do his own press conferences in his sleep. that's a pretty big difference.n >> yes. yes, exactly and he took questions walking, any time he did to air force one, to marine one. he took those questions. but still they treated him liken roaring hyenas out for a kill despite the fact that he took questions. >> sean: i have sources that tell me no, not again. het is going to spend another 40 minutes with these people. i think he gave them too much of his time. kayleigh, i don't know how you did that job. congratulations on the best-selling book. it's quite a time. we'll take a break and come back, more hannity right after this. ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome back to this special edition of hannity. unfortunately that's all the time we have left this evening. we thank you for being with us. set your dvr. laura will teach you how so you never miss another edition of hannity. laura ingraham is up next. have great night. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham and this is -- a special edition of "the ingraham angle." the lies that bind. that's the fy.

rights we could use a little resistance to donald trump. we see from a good number of republican commentators the night here in the senate. i will not yield for a further question. >> majority leader. thanksc you. with the following figure, 55 million people. that is the estimated number of eligible voters that now live within states thatnd have passed legislation restricting the rights to vote today the present mall travel to georgia home of one of the most egregious voter suppression we have seen in a long time. i believe the president will give a strong speech. and then we can prevent the awful and nasty loss from being implemented. and then to use the bully pulpit of the v presidency to make the case the time has come for the senate to pass voting rights legislation and take whatever steps necessary to address the chambers rules to accomplish the goal. the senate willw. act as soon as tomorrow it is my intention once again to bring legislation to the floor to fight back against the threats to democracy and protect people's access to the

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

because of donald trump. donald trump started this all. he started by lying about the election. almost before it even happened. and he kept going. and was the one who basically told them to go up on capitol hill. there are any number of theories, by which he could be held criminally liable for this stuff. harry lippman, you just had on, talked about policy to, which is a perfect fit for this. it talks about -- it criminalizes, somebody should go to jail not more than 20 years, if they corruptly obstruct, influence or impede any official proceeding. to include a proceeding of congress. in the judges, in this victory, and the district of columbia held an official proceeding of congress, includes the january 6th counting of electoral votes. the question is did he try to obstruct influence? or impede that proceeding? yes he did. did you do it corruptly, let us count. he lied. for two months about the election. it seems pretty corrupt. tried to coerce the vice president. seems to be pretty corrupt. your colleague rachel maddow's, then showing the certificates that republicans have pr

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

for crimes committed in donald trump's office. and the january 6th committee is building an indictment for history about what could be the single most studied event by historians during the trump presidency, the january 6th attack on the capitol. it is now clear as we've noted previously on this program that one of the most important guiding documents of the january 6th committee's investigation is something that is actually available to all of us. the best selling book "peril" by bob woodward and robert costa. the committee's letter to ivanka trump requesting her testimony reveals under oath testimony already obtained from former army general keith kellogg who served as a national security adviser to vice president pence and simultaneously as assistant to president trump, the questions in that testimony released today seem to be based directly on the passage in bob woodward and robert costa's book outlining this episode. here is the testimony version. quote, question, it's been reported that the president said to the vice preside

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