remarks that an event at the reagan presidential library and separately during a primary debate for her wyoming congressional seat, she offered a stark warning for members of her party and made it clear that this very moment, republicans are at a crossroad. she has chosen the path of integrity. at this moment, we are confronting a domestic threat that we have never faced before. and that is a former president who is attempting to unravel the foundations of our constitutional republic. he has aided by republican leaders, and elected officials who made themselves willing hostages to this dangerous and irrational man. now some in my party are embracing former president trump, and even after all we have seen they are enabling his lies. many others are urging that we not to confront donald trump, that we look away, and that is certainly the easier path.
back better plan. it would ve put pockets money in american pockets to fight inflationary cost. the white house is doing a great job to draw on this contrast. i do disagree with michael on this. i think we need to keep not just the white house but the americans who will draw this contrast and make it clear that if they gain one ounce of power they were try to do anything they can to block any kind of path progress any further. this friend of yours just went for it. do you want to reply on the fact that she does not agree with you on the messaging factor? i think that we have to blame others for build back better. it was a complete disaster when it came to being unified together. we chose lobbying over the american people. i think we can hold republicans accountable but also democrats. why is that a crossroad in the
best legal advice you re going to get in your life. get a good defense lawyer, you re going to need it. reporter: the committee focuses its efforts on the pressure campaign on mike pence to stand in the way of certifying the election results, after the committee adjusted their schedule, postponing the hearing scheduled for wednesday until next week. the next hearing is now on deck for thursday, but it comes as the committee is at a major crossroad, wrestling with what to do next with the mountain of evidence they have uncovered. attorney general garland is my constituent and i don t browbeat my constituents. i think that he knows, his staff knows, the u.s. attorneys know what s at stake here. they know the importance of it. but i think they are rightfully paying close attention. reporter: the committee making it clear they don t have the power to prosecute crimes. they are a legislative body. over the course of their investigation if they uncover evidence of a crime, they have sa
neighbors here in uvalde, texas, refusing to let tuesday s shooting at robb elementary school define their community. as residents grieve, we want to focus on all the special things that make this town a crossroad of america, like you just heard, uvalde is known as the honey capital of the world. a dallas morning news reports quote, a city founded in 1855, is known for its production of why he low, honey, a mild light colored honey dating back to the 18 70s. the town, so proud of its honey, the honey bees was the name of uvalde s first high school football team. the stadium is still called the honey bowl. the city of about 60,000 people, also the hometown of a few famous faces, past and present, uvalde is the home of former vice president served as fdr s first vice president and before that was the speaker of the u.s. house, and after matthew mcconaughey, he visited uvalde friday. congressman gonzales tweeted