This congress and says they will start a war and wont like where it goes. This congressman says it is a horrible precedent for this institution. You are watching outnumbered. Im harris faulkner. Here today, emily compagno, miranda devine, leslie marshall, and in the Center Virtual couch, former wisconsin congressman and foss dominic Fox News Contributor sean duffy. It is friday east, people. Lets bring it. Sean, you know the people, many of them you served on the hill not long ago. Are we at a point where that only lasted for maybe 15 minutes . Sean as America Watches over the last decades, they often feel like its broken or doesnt work. Members of Congress Work well together on must pass legislation. I disagree with Maxine Waters on a lot of issues. Im a conservative, shes a liberal, but i know shes a nice person. We disagree on policy but like each other persoripping this conference apart and the congress of the park. It is the prerogative of the Minority Party to pick what members y
including during president trump s ellipse rally, indicating that elements in the crowd were preparing for violence at the capitol. over multiple months, donald trump oversaw and coordinated a sophisticated, seven-part plan to overturn the presidential election and prevent the chance for a presidential power. in our hearings, you will see evidence of each element of this plan. that s the january 6th committee vice chair liz cheney laying out the case against donald trump in the first hearing into the the attack on the u.s. capitol. the committee presented new evidence and graphic, new video last night. we learned that, as trump watched his plan unfold on television, it was vice president mike pence who essentially acted as president, making calls to rush federal help to the scene. there is also new information on trump s staggering reaction to threats against his vice president s life. and how a republican congressman who assisted in the election scheme allegedly knew his a
president biden s people to shake up the democratic primary calendar is facing loud and messy, yes, messy backlash. biden wants south carolina to go first. then new hampshire, nevada, georgia and michigan. in georgia, though the republican deputy secretary of state is hitting back warning the chance of this happen something very slim, he says, at best. in new hampshire, the republican governor calls biden s plan a selfish stunt. the state s two democratic senators, well, they re also mad, jeanne shaheen and maggie hassan. our reporters are back with us. in some ways, america watches and this is sort of a silly game among politicians but the consequences are hugely important how we pick a president, how we nominate at least a president. this was the president s plan. he gave it to the democratic national committee. how does he clean up the mess or does he care? be careful about how i frame this. i don t think he doesn t care. i don t think this plan sees the light of day if they, a, h
ranking member of the committee went to the nsc to get the same information. and he came out and he just issued a statement basically saying he wouldn t say the contents of it but he said there was nothing there that couldn t be shared with everybody on the committee. okay. so here s one of the challenges is trying to make sense of this story every day as america watches. we have three parallel investigations underway. one of which was whether the russians tried to have an effect on elections. whether they interfered with the elections given the dramatic testimony in the senate this week i think it s pretty clear bipartisan sense that russians were doing it for some time. the second is whether or not there was any type of collusion between the trump campaign and trump transition team and russia. there has been no evidence to that effect. a lot of people have smelled smoke. there is an investigation as we heard last week from fbi director comey. the third is whether or not although de