january 7th is basically what it is today, despite the mountain of evidence that has come out proving that all of his claims are essentially false. that is, you know, trump in a nutshell. he never wants to concede. and will say false things over and over again, despite all evidence to the contrary. in some ways, to reinforce that he just his own belief in his mind is sufficient. that s, obviously, not going to cut it for the january 6th committee. but i think the question is, at what point do republicans see all of this evidence and say, enough is enough. i mean, i remember watching that video owhen they actually released it and there were all kinds of cuts that were made to the video, because it took so long to get him just to put out this milk toast, you know, statement, more than 24 hours after a really horrific tragedy had unfolded in the capitol.
proving that all of his claims are essentially false. that is, you know, trump in a nutshell. he never wants to concede. and will say false things over and over again, despite all evidence to the contrary. in some ways, to reinforce that he just his own belief in his mind is sufficient. that s, obviously, not going to cut it for the january 6th committee. but i think the question is, at what point do republicans see all of this evidence and say, enough is enough. i mean, i remember watching that video when they actually released it and there were all kinds of cuts that were made to the video, because it took so long to get him just to put out this milk toast, you know, statement, more than 24 hours after a really horrific tragedy had unfolded in the capitol. it says everything that you need to know about how reluctant trump was even then to acknowledge what happened and his role in it. you know, our white house
he is up now over carl lam, we should say in favor of how scary just yesterday. a small stroke. he had a surgery today to put in a pacemaker, his doctors say his operation is successful. should be back on his feet and on the campaign trail. let me come back to you guys, michael, on this. because i do think pennsylvania s really interesting. what s david s point. if you nominated milk toast, generic republican, given the macro environment. and have them just go out and spend the next several months to saying prices are too high, voted republican. things are not back to normal. boys isn t it a bummer that covid is still around. whatever. just you know up and down the vibes or bath. both for me. what you are gonna get, you might get kathy barnett for sean fetterman, and if on the democrats, that looks like a winnable race and are otherwise pretty brutal political environment that could mean the
allegedly trying to kill his life with a pipe bomb, had an alibi that sounded like a movie plot. that he had been framed by a mystery man using larry s wi-fi. larry told us, a man named indian joe could confirm his story. hey. how s it going? you re joe? yes. and much to our surprise, indian joe turned out to be real. and he left it on all night for us. we could do our e-mails, surf the net, whatever. it was kind of nice. nice guy? nice guy. really, a nice guy. kind of, a kind of, larry milk toast. kind of, really, quiet. so far, this part of larry s strange story checked out. but what about the crucial part that larry promised would exonerate him and prove he had been framed? larry tells us about a guy named jerry who was like you. somebody who came up, parked nearby, used the wi-fi signal. a guy who was about-6-feet