election and the corrupt electors. we have to prosecute the conspiracy that includes georgia. we are without an option. it s not wonderful, it s not good for our country, but it is inescapable. one thing for the non lawyers among us that we witnessed out of this testimony, as you said, we are pulling the threats on the sweater, but the idea that it is a sweater, right, it is not separate threads. the rando s who have been arrested for violating the capitol and the proud boys, and the folks involved in seditious conspiracy, cassidy hutchinson has made us realize that these things are now more connected than some people would have liked to have acknowledged that they were. the white house and the folks trying to overturn the election and electoral college stuff were related to these other folks. right, everything is related. let me just say, it is unclear to me why nobody has given you an honor given what you ve done the last five years, but beyond that, the case is stronger and
investigation, at this moment. first of, almost cracked up when i heard this because there is a combination. the combination of menace, and happiness, that is peak trump. like, were they doing it in the brando accent? it is so over the top. a man wants to tell me he s watching your testimony, like, okay. but, the point is, that is the way they operate, and i ve always operated, and i kept thinking about this through line. between the 2016 election, and the mueller report about russia s interference, and criminal sabotage of the election, the first impeachment trial, the second impeachment trial, today the, it is just the most consistent charge you could ever set. use any means necessary, nonviolent, or violent, ethical, unethical, covered up, intimidate from talking, do not cooperate, pull your way through, seized power by any means, keep going, never admit defeat, never admit fault. that pattern of, russia, if you
the combination of menace, and happiness, that is peak trump. like, were they doing it in the brando accent? it is so over the top. a man wants to tell me he s watching your testimony, like, okay. but, the point is, that is the way they operate, and i ve always operated, and i kept thinking about this through line. between the 2016 election, and the mueller report about russia s interference, and criminal sabotage of the election, the first impeachment trial, the second impeachment trial, today the, it is just the most consistent charge you could ever set. use any means necessary, nonviolent, or violent, ethical, unethical, covered up, intimidate from talking, do not cooperate, pull your way through, seized power by any means, keep going, never admit defeat, never admit fault. that pattern of, russia, if you
that was a lie. these electors were fake electors. not only that, he said that ron johnson himself was the one who wanted to hand it over to pence himself. so there are a lot of problems with this. and i don t think that that explanation obviously cuts it. but also ron johnson saying, oh, my staffer did the right thing. his staffer did exactly the wrong thing. lied to another person about the nature of these electors and tried to give them to the vice president on the day of january 6th. but also just to dive back into what he said, beyond the morality issue, which is an important one. what is the right thing to do? i want to unpack it here because what he s saying is we got this package. we don t know who gave us to us. it had electors in it and they said we should give it to the vice president so we reached out to give it to the vice president. what if it was like ricin. you have no idea what s in this package and some rando gave it