Minority leader and a man who says nothing casually, has weighed in on qanon supporter Marjorie Taylor greene. What he said could matter a lot. Well tell you in just a few moments. First, we begin tomorrow morning just in time for Groundhog Day house Impeachment Managers will file papers laying out their case in the second trial of the 45th president of the United States. And in keeping with the spirit of the day, there is a lot what hes accused of as well as how hes conducting his defense that will bring a sense of deja vu. Especially when it comes to how much of the wrong doing played out in plain view. Sources familiar with the matter say the Impeachment Team tends to say the former president s incitement was intentional, something we heard over and over again. Make no mistake, this election was stolen from you, from me, and from the country. Its going to be a very hard thing to concede because we know there was massive fraud. This was not a close election. You know, i say sometimes
well. there is also a demographic question. we seen in the last couple of elections the climbing british unionist protestant vote, certainly compared to when you look back 100 years. it is difficult for them to maybe stand on ground saying, we can t shift on these things, because they don t have the majority vote any more to see that through, such as the protocol. and they re looking a little further ahead, the leader of sinn fein told me yesterday when i asked her about a timeframe for a border poll on irish unity, she said within a decade and personally she thought within five years. what does this election say about the constitutional question of the united kingdom or a united ireland? this is a really good question and i think that first of all, the
arwa, are you with us at the border. there we go, arwa. go ahead. reporter: hi. i am. hi. and just contrast this with those images that you saw because right here is exactly where the non-ukrainians were waiting. john, i can t tell you how relieved we were to get here this morning and not see that line because late last night when we had left this crossing we were watching people really begin to feel the severe effects of the bitter cold. one man from algeria were frozen in place. they were begging him to get into an ambulance. all he was doing is standing there staring down at the ground saying, it s not my fault. i didn t do anything. it s not my fault, i didn t do anything. we have been asking people here and also on the polish side, customs officials why it is that this took them this long to begin processing these
to be traveling. he is going. considering if anyone has paid any attention to the news today yeah. they ve heard people saying, you know what, i m not sure it s the right time, but if he comes, i will welcome him and meet with him. there are many people on the ground saying, don t do it. but presidents are expected to do that in times of tragedy. these visits wi s will be tense he s expected to do it but nullified his effectiveness by everything he s done to date. it doesn t pass the laugh test. there s something obscene when he stands up on monday at the white house and decries racism and bigotry and white supremacy and says we got to fight against these things when his words from the moment he came down that escalator at trump tower to right now have fomented this. he tries to profit from it. and so i think it s really difficult for him now to go into these communities because there are a lot of people there who rightly feel that it s fair to ask the question, at least in