Good evening and welcome to politicsnation. Tonights lead, a nation divided, struggling to stand. Today marks one month since an angry insurrectionist mob stormed the u. S. Capitol. The broken glass and busted doors is been repaired. The political fractures remain. A few republicans voted to revogs the Committee Assignments of georgia congresswoman Marjorie Taylor greene, a freshman lawmaker who has traffics in the same Conspiracy Theories and racist tropes that drove the january 6th rioters. Greene has shown support for executing Speaker Nancy Pelosi and has behaved so towards her coworkers that one asked to have her office moved away from greene. When given the chance to deal with greene privately ended up giving her a standing ovation. Neck Week Senate Republicans will get their own chance to show they learned something from the events of january 6th when they begin the second Impeachment Trial for former president donald trump. Ill keep my expectations low. President joe biden to h
thank you very much, thank you, everyone. appreciated. the news continues. thankfully, the source with kaitlan collins starts. now see you tomorrow straight from the source tonight, dr. anthony fauci is here fresh off a contentious hearing before congress and off the rails circus really are one republican told him, he belongs in prison for crimes against humanity they ll respond live in moments also the sitting president son is now on trial and we now have a jury will decide hunter biden s fete, a gun purchase, and an addiction to drugs. is that the center of this case but it could very well turn into a soap opera. we taught you here, who s on the potential? witness list donald trump s latest, please use facing the potential of prison and just a few weeks from now when that sentencing hearing happens, he s now calling on the supreme court to step a bid while president biden for the first time is calling trump, a convicted felon, i m kaitlin collins, and this is the source
suspend. i ve instructed her to address him as doctor july address. doctor. is this what we have become? is this what we have devolved into? we should be writing a criminal referral because you should be prosecuted for crimes against humanity. you belong in prison. dr. fauci prosecuted for crimes against humanity. of course, whether you agree with dr. fauci or not, he has served his country for more than half a century in public service he was the nation s top infectious disease expert he s advised seven us presidents from both parties and of course he famously worked on the federal response to aids, but also a bola, the zika virus. anthrax scares. and also, as we all know covid, there should be questions about what happened given more than 1 million americans died during that the pandemic. and there are what
january three sixth attack on the capitol. now, what somebody like that doing at a hearing about covid i mean, it was it was remarkable just to see who was in that room today and to hear what they were how they were responding to it, and obviously that hearing room was not the haven for what it was supposed to be about the genuine dialogue about how the government handled covid-19, how to be better prepared for the next inevitable pandemic. and so i do want to ask you about that tonight. and i do wonder, do you still believe that the evidence that you ve seen does point to covid originating from animals as opposed to by humans in a lab kaitlan, as i said at the hearing. and then they transcribed interview. you have to keep an open mind since there is no definitive proof, one way or the other, it s one or the other. when i i look at the
he s either a hero or villain, depending on who you ask in an era of extreme division and hyper-partisanship dr. anthony fauci, who became the face of america s response to the covid pandemic. went before congress today for the first time since, for hiring from government service two years ago for perhaps his final showdown with republicans over mask mandates, vaccine guidelines in the origins of covid-19 things quickly went from tents, too emotional too chaotic exhibit a, georgia congresswoman, marjorie taylor greene de represent science. mr. fauci? yes or no? no. that s not a yes or no. yes. it s a yesterday. this is science what is dogs have to do with anything that we re talking about today is your scientific experiments. you re not dr. your, mr. fauci and my few minutes, he belongs in