things like this in future speeches, but at the moment it s not for certain. fascinating reporting, gabby orr. appreciate you bringing it to us. to share reporting and insights, let s go back and begin the conversation, it was notable on friday mike pence s very different tone. let s go back and listen to a little. and i heard this week that president trump said i had the right to overturn the election. president trump is wrong. i had no right to overturn the election. the presidency belongs to the american people and the american people alone. he went on to say to suggest otherwise was un-american, that what donald trump wanted him to do, mike pence said, was un-american. how significant is it that he decided, okay, enough, i m going to do this? it s significant.
fascinating. donie o sullivan, appreciate it as always. up next, the latest on the identification of brian laundrie s remains. will investigators be able to determine a cause of death? plus, new information from the family attorney who says he spoke with laundrie before he vanished. gentle constipation relief in minutes. little fleet. big relief. try it. feel it. feel that fleet feeling.
he obviously would prefer he not get in. i would also, anderson, suggest it s time to keep an eye on the respects in republicans in the senate. there is a mini anti-trump rebelian happening there of senators really worried about losing the senate if this race can be turned into a ultimately, a to a contest about trump, himself. or trump versus biden. it may be that after a long, long period in which all these republicans have been held hostage by trump, that a few influential people will follow mcconnell and start challenging him. it is really interesting. you know, we talk about what impact it would have on turnout for 2022 that trump isn t on the ballot but i think in a sense, he is. his allies say he is much more likely to run if republicans win back both chambers and we haven t seen it yet but i think we will see whether democrats are going to start really leaning into that argument to try to turn out their voters next year. margaret talev, fascinating reporting. david gerg
narrative that the election was stolen including in person a short distance from the capitol building that day. the responsibility for the violence lies with those who attacked our capitol and those who encouraged them. he says facebook has a long-track record of cooperation with law enforcement including the agencies responsible for addressing threats of domestic terrorism. but anderson, what s really remarkable and really is insightful about all of this is that test account facebook tfrs set up as a 41-year-old conservative mom living in north carolina. in the summer of 2019, like the few conservative pages on facebook, within a week, was being dragged down a qanon rabbit hole and within three weeks, was being recommended pages about the 3%er militia. fascinating. donie o sullivan, appreciate it as always. up next, the latest on the identification of brian laundrie s remains. will investigators be able to determine a cause of death? plus, new information from the family attorne
losing the senate if this race can be turned into ultimately a contest about trump himself or trump versus biden. it may be that after a long, long period in which all of the republicans have been held hostage by trump that a few influential people will follow mcconnell and start challenging him. it is really interesting. you know, we talk about what impact it would have on turnout for 2022 that trump isn t on the ballot, but i think in a sense he is. his allies say he is much more likely to run if republicans win back both chambers, and we haven t seen it yet but i think we will see whether democrats are going to start leaning into that argument to try to turn out their voters next year. margaret talev, fascinating reporting. david gergen, thank you. breaking news on dissent within facebook in the wake of the insurrection. what some inside facebook were saying about the company s culpability leading up to the attack on democracy.