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
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change and he s filming himself down in arizona, that s not going to get us done for us. he does not agree with 90% of our platform. what s going on is being anti-vaxed causing his family an amount of hurt and they had to come out time after time. he was right on covid, a lot of it. he said the more people die from the vaccine from the disease. they probably had rules about it that for instance, he would get fact-check. there was water with some studies with frogs or whatever other cookie things he had. we had a lot of people on her network that s complete crack pot. it is a betrayal of the kennedy brand. there is the problem, kennedy brand. the camelot brand which is what he s trying to do. woody harrelson, i am sure is
some joker, wasn t some crack pot who was just lucky to have a seat at the paint the table. he was four years, i mean, he clerk for supreme court justices. he was dean of his law school and he could be disbarred or indicted here. you re right. john eastman was a very respected lawyer in many arenas. he did very well. he certainly was not considered a crack part until some of the speeches he gave around january sticks. but what is interesting in general is a lot of people want to dismiss trump and trumpism as crazy in an aberration. but someone like john eastman shows us is that donald trump really did take over the republican establishment. he has managed to harness that power. i was speaking with professor the other day and i said what makes trump different from some other political radicals or political fringe movements? he said it s because it s not the fringe. he is the republican party. and that we have never seen
sort of political martyr. and i think it s important that people understand in terms of why he is selecting those people to use that language with. he s not talking about jack smith using those terms. he s not talking about other people using those terms. and it is something that is speaking directly to that base, very much so on purpose. katie, let s talk about trump s former attorney, john eastman. he is facing disbarment for his part in these alleged schemes. was this about proximity to power, or were something else going on here? i want you to remind our audience, john eastman wasn t some joker, wasn t some crack pot who was just lucky to have a seat at the paint the table. he was four years, i mean, he clerk for supreme court justices. he was dean of his law school and he could be disbarred or indicted here. you re right. john eastman was a very respected lawyer in many