doubt the justice department is starting to think about. but he didn t pardon any of them, which is forever interesting to me. yamiche, president biden said something today that we don t often hear. he called out trump for lacking the courage to act on january 6th. and some are rare for the president. he doesn t talk much about january 6th. he leaves it to the committee and others. but here we are, trump is showing up in d.c. tomorrow for an event. and biden is calling him out. are we can expect more there? well, i think we are gonna expect from president biden is to really i think bring home the point, that he believes former president trump is a danger to our democracy, that he failed to act on january six. in fact, that he supported gasoline on a hot burning fire that became a deadly fire, in which people were killed during the capitol attack. president biden, when i talk to white house officials, really trying to have a balancing act here, right? he wants to make sure people un
struck out a line where trump would have said that the rioters did not represent him, or his movement. they wanted that out too. and if you take a step back, it s really startling to think about trump, just 24 hours after this violent mob stormed the capitol, is sitting in the white house, editing a speech, and he is not trying to find the words to mend our country or our democracy. he s just trying to make sure he doesn t offend the right, the rioters. you know, trump s dedicated more time to editing his speech, to appease the rioters that he did to sooth the country. and so, i do think all of that is relevant, if that question of criminal intent, which no doubt the justice department is starting to think about. but he didn t pardon any of them, which is forever interesting to me. yamiche, president biden said something today that we don t often hear. he called out trump for lacking the courage to act on january 6th. and some are rare for the
comcast business. powering possibilities. tonight, president biden coming out with his sharpest rebuke ever, and he s doing it now. a former president trump s failure to act on january 6th. you saw what happened. the capitol police, the d.c. metropolitan police, other law enforcement agencies were attacked and assaulted before our very eyes. speared, sprayed, stomped on, brutalized. and lives were lost. and for three hours, the defeated former president of the united states watched it all happen as he sat in the comfort of the private dining room next to the oval office. while he was doing that, brave law enforcement officers were
during the social justice protests of the summer of 2020 when he did the when the looting starts, the shooting starts tweets, and i went hours and hours trying to get him to walk it back. he was very deliberate. he says what he means to. and taking that out was because he believes those are very special people. he had said that the day prior. he believes they re his people and he wants them to stay with him. he knew what he was doing. thank you very much. and next, it may be the biggest legal threat to trump himself. i m talking about the georgia d.a. investigation into trump s efforts to overturn the election in georgia. there are major developments in that probe tonight. plus, president biden tearing into trump for refusing to act on january 6th. donald trump lacked the courage to act. and protesters swarming indiana s state capitol where conservative lawmakers pushing one of the strictest abortion bans in the united states.
well, you know, the committee has a lot more work to do. and in their additional hearings, to show we ve seen in-depth the efforts to take over the justice department by president, former president trump. we ve certainly heard about eastman s pressure campaign, to try and convince trump and pence to, you know, act on january 6th, to try to overturn the election. but there is more to learn about the events leading up to the six. and frankly, the days that followed the sixth, that i think we ll hear these hearings, and in particular, there s more to learn about how trump conducted himself on january six, what was going on behind the scenes in the oval office, what does conversations with the former president were like in realtime? and some of that could involve eastman, because he was in communication with president trump at the time. but it also could involve trump s conversations with mark meadows, then the white house