For putting this together. The events of january 6 are seared in our memories. I use that verb appropriately. The only connection, the only other example i can think of is 9 11. I think probably because in each instance we actually saw it in real time, almost as if we were there. But we have to get past those images and have to ask ourselves why did it occur, who or what is responsible, and perhaps most importantly for our discussion today, how do we prevent it from happening again . That is why this panel and these four individuals are so extraordinary, and particularly so we can heal the hear them altogether. We will spend the better part of an hour with each one of them giving us their thoughts and perhaps i will have a followup question or two. Then we will do the audience questions. At the end of this 90 minute period i expect we will know more than we already do about these critically important events. So, our panel is extraordinary. Most of us, if not all of us have seen congres
Much, steve. [applause] thank you so much. I want to thank steve bush, Paul Atkinson for their exceptional work and also Richard Collin for putting this together. The events of january 6 are seared in our memories. I use that verb appropriately. The only connection, the only other example i can think of is 9 11. I think probably because in each instance we actually saw it in real time, almost as if we were there. But we have to get past those images and have to ask ourselves why did it occur, who or what is responsible, and perhaps most importantly for our discussion today, how do we prevent it from happening again . That is why this panel and these four individuals are so extraordinary, and particularly so we can heal the hear them altogether. We will spend the better part of an hour with each one of them giving us their thoughts and perhaps i will have a followup question or two. Then we will do the audience questions. At the end of this 90 minute period i expect we will know more th
This Virginia Bar Association event is about 90 minutes. [applause] think you so much. I want to thank steve bush, Paul Atkinson for their exceptional work for the work they did to get this program together. The events of january 6 are feared in our memories. I use that firm appropriately. The only connection, the only other example i can think of is 9 11. I think in each instance we actually saw this in real time, almost as if we were there. But we have to get past those images and we have to ask ourselves why did it occur . Who or what is responsible, and perhaps most importantly for our discussion today, how do we prevent it from happening again . That is why this panel and these four individuals are so extraordinary so we can hear them altogether. We will spend the better part of an hour with each one of them giving us their thoughts and perhaps i will have a followup question or two. Then we will do the audience questions. At the end of this 90 minute period i expect we will know
York, welcome to weekends with alex witt. We begin with breaking news. We are awaiting the president to leave the white house for the lsu alabama Football Game. Hunter biden is among the list of witnesses republicans would like to testify in the phase of the impeachment inquiry and we have a look at the letter sent to adam schiff from devin nunes. Aside from former Vice President joe bidens son, other highlights on the gops wish list include Hunter Bidens former Business Partner devon archer, the unknown whistleblower, and all of the individuals relied upon by that whistleblower in drafting his or her complaint. So, its unclear how many of these requests witnesses, if any, will be approved by House Democrats. Lets go to nbcs hans nichols, joining us from the white house. Hans, as you look over this list, what do you think is most significant in it . Reporter well, i think whats significant is the president trying to go on offense and his allies on capitol hill trying to do the same, so