the protectors to be able to protect these people, keep them safe get them into a safe place with an incredible mob outside, when we look at from a wider aperture, after a year when police probably took the worst beating in terms of public image in the history of policing. at the end of the day when, it came to defend democracy, the national guard wasn t to be there for a long time, it turned out to be coughs on the very front lines, and they paid for it. yes and as laura was pointing out, once again seeing that seoul capitol police officer at the top of the stairs with the delusion of the mobsters coming towards him and he s trying to distract them, just incredible bravery. think about where we are and we have elections. we are going to have him again, and again, and again, and again. if it s a republican we can keep. it which means you re gonna have now the need to protect, not just what s happening, we re talking about the capitol,
meaning like, i don t know anybody who says january six as it s the top of the list why i go to vote. but democracy. is so i m gonna ask you, do you think there is no evidence that it is at the top of overwhelmingly most voters list. the midterms for most voters, the research tells us is about the economy, maybe about crime and about abortion rights. could it be a factor, it s super narrow in pennsylvania or nevada? perhaps. my sense it s a bigger i think it ll be educated in 24, think voters have clear and present danger of problems they re dealing with today, but the commander-in-chief test will be put to everybody in 2024. respectfully i think both of you are all wrong. the reason is that i think that very important races throughout the country, this will play an important role. i.e. secretary of state and
the federal government has had moratorium on death penalty, remember when the attorney general merrick garland was asked about death penalty, he changed his mind about it because all the different things that come out about how it is carried out. that plays into it. and so this one had to be unanimous for him to get the death penalty and it wasn t because three jurors said no. it s heartbreaking obviously for the families over and over, they will be able to make victim impact statements about how they feel about all of this on november 1st the jury said this but the judge has to actually make a final in the call. so we re talking a lot about parkland more after the break our panel will weigh in on the jury s recommending of life without parole but not penalty. we ll be right back. . .
voting to subpoena the former president in his role in the capitol insurrection. he must be accountable. he is required to answer for his actions, is required to answer to those police officers who put their lives and bodies on the line to defend our democracy. he is required to answer to those millions of americans whose votes he wanted to go throw out as part of his scheme to remain in power. so it is our obligation to seek donald trump s testimony. and then they voted unanimously to do just that. let s bring in margaret taylor, tim bellmont, and john miller. great to see you guys. margaret, that was quite a finale, where the each unanimously and buy voice voted that they are going to subpoena donald trump. for sure, it was a historic
think it probably factored in i don t think either of us is thinking that s gonna find justice for these families i m not gonna sit here and say hey i know it s best reading of the law even the federal government has had a moratorium on the government remember when the attorney general merrick garland was talk about ending the death penalty, and the oklahoma bar bomber each angels mine about a. because all of the things carry out, that plays into it so this one had to be nanna missed for him to get the death penalty and it wasn t because three jurors said no. it s heartbreaking for the families they re really able to make impact statements on august and november. and the the jury said this but the judge has to make a final. think so we re talking about parkland, more after the break up, panels in a way in this on