they every single court case that they failed in the winter of 2020 they failed in the winter of 2020 and into january of 2021. they 2020 and into january of 2021. they were 2020 and into january of 2021. they were zero 60 and in the end they were zero 60 and in the end the they were zero 60 and in the end the president still stuck with end the president still stuck with them. he rallied them, he rallied with them. he rallied them, he rallied his with them. he rallied them, he rallied his supporters to go to the capital onjanuary rallied his supporters to go to the capital on january six and how the capital on january six and now you the capital on january six and now you are seeing a combination of been held accountable for those actions, notiust accountable for those actions, notjust with president accountable for those actions, not just with president trump but with not just with president trump but with everybody involved including mark meadows and mark mead
political witchhunt. how he with the general american electorate we are yet to say because donald trump, if he gets the nomination, cannotjust rely on republican voters to get into the white house, he needs the independent voters. the swing voters. a lot of polling was done around the 6th of january and it found almost half of americans did believe that donald trump had a case to answer, that he was culpable for what happened onjanuary to answer, that he was culpable for what happened on january the to answer, that he was culpable for what happened onjanuary the 6th. as you mention there, you have these three criminal cases that will be played out during the campaign season. there could be a potential fourth indictment coming and then he has two civil cases, so we are looking at six civil and criminal cases playing out over the course of six months right in the heat of the campaign. of course donald trump will use these to his benefit. he makes it part of his campaign. but how it goes
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political really, there are going to be political witch hunts, there political witch hunts, there will he political witch hunts, there will be tit for tat type of justice will be tit for tat type of justice. be a status to any moderate republican isn t worried moderate republican isn t worried tonight, we should see today worried tonight, we should see today not worried tonight, we should see today not of the dark day but as a today not of the dark day but as a good today not of the dark day but as a good day in which we know that no as a good day in which we know that no american is above the law that no american is above the law when that no american is above the law. when a former president is that, law. when a former president is that, a law. when a former president is that, a former president, they are a that, a former president, they are a private citizen and they are a private citizen and they are held are a private citizen and they are held to account
the uk prime minister is in washington, dc, we will ask how he s been received and what he intends to get out of the trip. now, former us vice president, mike pence, has launched his campaign to become the republican nominee for the 2024 presidential election. it of course puts him in line to take on his former boss, donald trump who leads all republican competitors in the polls. the pair have come a long way since this moment in 2016, when donald trump announced mike pence as his running mate. they of course went on to win that election. then in 2020 after losing the election tojoe biden, the former president pressured his number two to overturn the results culminating in his supporters storming the capitol chanting hang mike pence onjanuary six.