will comply swiftly and one committee member indicates the messages may have already been recovered. the texts could provide a crucial window into then president trump s movements and his plans and his heated exchange with secret service agents about going to the capitol on january 6th. according to explosive testimony from former white house aide cassidy hutchinson, she was told that trump even tried to lunge at a secret service agent. a d.c. police officer who was in the president s motorcade on that day corroborated details of her stunning account. and let s bring in former d.c. metropolitan police officer who defended the capitol on january 6th. he s a cnn law enforcement analyst, michael fanone. so michael, you were there at the capitol, obviously. what do you think would have happened if donald trump had gotten his way and actually made it to the capitol on that day? how much worse would that have made the situation? i think it would have made it considerably worse. i
but count four of the indictment addresses that, in my opinion, because everybody wondered why he would invoke the civil rights act or aspect of the civil war act. and the answer is simple he decided to place autocracy versus democracy. because the term that he claims that they re conspireing is the free exercise and enjoyment of a right or privilege they re compromising, and it s the right to vote and to have one s vote counted. that sums up the whole thing, and what you listed in your chart is clearly how they were going to do it. this is the object even the insurrection was the object of that illicit goal. and what we ve done today is we ve taken a turn toward home. that is to say, we re returning to our republic. and jack smith and his vision quest has done that. you mention what s uncharged.
a brutal war that is being waged in ukraine. but talking about just how far putin s expectations have fallen from what he thought was going to happen, just a year ago. and, wolf, you and i were here in warsaw, 11 months ago, listening to president biden speak in the same place that he s actually going to be speaking tomorrow. and that was when he made that comment about putin, saying he cannot remain in power. of course, still a feeling that the president shares today. but what you are going to see on display tomorrow s president putin will speak first, then you will hear from president biden hours later. it will be to vastly different world views. autocracy versus democracy, this theme that you ve seen president biden return to time and time again. that is going to be more of what he is saying tomorrow. but underneath all of that, there are so many questions about what other support that u.s. is prepared to provide to ukraine. you ve seen what they ve called for, what was not delivere
he walks out to an upbeat song. the crowd cheering. it was very celebratory. is that how the u.s. and allies see this, as a celebration, because ukraine is still standing one year in? maybe not exactly a celebration but an affirmation of what they ve been saying when it comes to the coalition and the alliance and the way that nato, and its allies rallied behind ukraine in the way they have to help them whether it s humanitarian assistance or sending weapons or what they ve done over the last, you know, 12 months as we close in on this one-year anniversary. certainly there was a validation in that sense. that has been president biden s message since he took office the idea of autocracy versus democracy and putin was wrong today, saying he believes that autocracy will get stronger and they grew weaker. democracies grew stronger and making that point. i think also the white house, you know, before they would go to the step of celebrating they
there is a lot of needs. this is the window. president zelenskyy knows, that we are going to he is going to defeat with u. s. support russian aggression in ukraine. he s got to have that support over the next 90 days. wait until the summer, it will be an entirely different battlefield. congressman congressman, we had to reach back to world war ii. the conjure up images of winston churchill coming to the united states in december of 1941 to find a historical comparison. here what do you think it might be like for those sitting in the chamber with him tomorrow? number one, and i hope he talks about what they ve been able to accomplish with the support of the united states, and the shared interest we have. for the first time in a while, we could be very proud of the fact we are leading the free world in a good cause, a cause of real, what i would say, good versus evil, autocracy versus democracy. look, ukrainians aren t naive. they understand they re not a perfect nation.