was saying that because pence didn t do what he wanted that day actually he is responsible for the violence that happened. that is the exact same argument that john eastman who was that attorney at the time of january 6th in and oust the oval office e-mailed to pence s attorney that day. his counsel greg jacob. he e-mailed and said while they were in hiding at the capitol. the riot is still going on and he e-mails and says actually you are responsible for this siege and what happened because basically you guys didn t let this happen in public sending these votes back to the state legislatures. so it is not surprising trump is saying this but i think a lot has to do with the fact that he is unhappy with the coverage pence has gotten. i read an e-mail you sent out which had the response by pence s guy back to john eastman while in hiding at the capitol and it was just grace under fire and just a very effective response to john eastman essentially saying you have been pushing a co
they were all voted out, either by their political parties in primaries or in the general election. included guys who had held their seats for 20 and 25 years. and that sort of accountability that like, yeah, maybe you guys didn t end up in jail, but you did end up totally obscure and forgotten about and completely out of power because you were turfed out when people realized what you had done. that form of accountability matters. even if you re always going to have a violent ultra right and i think we sort of always will, when they get attached to power, people with political power, that s what supercharges them. if people in political power get voted out when it s exposed that they re working with these, that s something that does the country a lot of good. i love you for so many reasons. democracy is just the answer to it. unfortunately, it s the boring answer, not the most sexy answer, but democracy is the answer to all of this, and exposure and the great journalism of people lik
now, they still remember and are very proud. it ll be absolutely packed here, you can already sense the atmosphere building. i think the excitement has grown really since that barnstorming win on monday, and this is one of those places that really does grassroots football, but they ve got really successful women s teams here as well for sublets have chat with megan, part of the women s team. how are you enjoying the world cup so far? really enjoying it. some guys didn t want to really enjoying it. some guys didn t want to come, so we are here. are ou want to come, so we are here. are you feeling want to come, so we are here. site: you feeling more into it after that win on monday? i you feeling more into it after that win on monday? you feeling more into it after that win on monday? i think so, i think the politics win on monday? i think so, i think the politics is win on monday? i think so, i think the politics is the win on monday? i think so, i think the politics is the ma
and he goes on to air force one for his last flight on the plane, and he receives a call from the chair of the republican party, who is just calling to wish him well. and he tells her that he is leaving the republican party, he s going to create his own party and he s done with it. he s, like, you guys didn t help me, you don t deserve to win, i m going my own way. and mcdaniel, you know, kind of really worries this will destroy the party, you know, if he takes his voters, the republicans will be a permanent minority party. in the course of the next several days they make threats and negotiations and he agrees to stay. but that thread is there still. he may or may not be able to win another republican nomination, but he s not going to stand by and watch somebody else win and somebody else, you know, take what he believes he built. yeah, john. so fascinating you brought that up because i was going to ask