attacks. it s something that is incredibly important to this white house and it is again, and it does not detract from sort of being the intractable of nearing on a deal on the president s domestic agenda. but it s politically a problem for the republicans in that it reminds them of everything they disliked about the trump era which culminated on a deadly attack on the u.s. capitol. it s not what they want to talk about at all. lisa, as you know, starting tomorrow, this process could go so slowly, and indeed, bannon is banking on you it going so slowly. this could be tanamount of the public opening of a bottle of molasses, what would be the impact on the work of the 1-6 committee should the vote go against bannon tomorrow? well, they say that they are
if someone landed on planet from outer space and asked may i see the majority leader of the united states senate. you know who they would take him to? mitch mcconnell. because mcconnell has played this as if he is still running the senate. has played this as if he has command and control of the operations meaning the votes, and what the senate business will be. and so, if i m sitting there as a democrat, i m going to go, damn. how did that happen? didn t we win? for my money the most important word spoken on all of cable television, with that let s bring in ashley parker. bureau chief for the washington post, lisa lara, national political correspondent for the new york times and former u.s. attorney, joyce vance who spent 25 years as a federal
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republicans believe they can channel their issue by recasting democrats as an angry mob over the recent protests and what they perceive as the mistreatment of brett kavanaugh. the radical democrats have turned into an angry mob. the angry level wing mob. that s what they ve become. they have encouraged mob rule. i hope we can say no to mob rule. those who tried to overturn the rule of law and replace it with mob rule lost. i ve never been more pissed in my life. i m really proud of my members for not buckling under those mob-like tactics. we want to bring in now from washington, the author of the new york times news letter on politics, with lisa lara, lisa is with us. good to have you on this morning, lisa. give us your reaction to the display at the white house last night and what are you hearing in terms of how people in washington are reacting to it?