declare victory. they needed time for the votes to come in. disregards what they say. and then just continue with a big lie. even when his attorney general told him it was bs. when other senior members of the justice department said there was no merit to the fraud allegations. the u.s. attorney in georgia looked into other allegations and said they were without merit. he s told over and over again this is just not true. but he continues with it. and they raise money off the big lie. anger and motivate people to show up on the 6th around the big lie. and those people he insights to attack the capitol. and it s a pretty clear linear progress of that big lie from beginning to end. i think there s a question here about accountability that you and i have talked about before. the idea of clearly drying a line between the former president and what happened on this day. you don t have the ability to bring criminal proceedings, but you could make criminal referrals. what s your mess
interrupt you but we want to go to ali vitt tally who has congressman schiff. hi, guys. we re live with congressman schiff. you saw and were a part of what happened in that hearing room. talk about the connection that you made between the willful ignoing of the facts that the former president was given by tom aids and then what we heard from rioters here on the day of the insurrection that they came because they felt their votes in the election was stolen from them. i think that the hearing outlined very clearly how even before the election donald trump was out there telling the country something that he was told was not true. he knew it was not true. that is that if he lost, the election would be somehow rigged. folks counted after election day when all the absentees were coming in would somehow be suspect. he s laying the foundation for that big lie. after the election, he s advised by his people not to go out and