was defined by some observers asked, you know, x happened, and then, officer dunn later clarified, no, that s not what happened. it went down differently than you think it did. it was a pretty remarkable moment. and that photo was a pretty remarkable thing. i am really looking forward to see that interview. rachel, that s the photo that someone tweeted, and labeled it, apology offered, and of apology accepted. and then, officer dunn, re-tweeted that, saying apology offered, dot dot dot. did not say in his tweet whether it was accepted. we will ask him about that. excellent. get to it. thank you, rachel. well, the real job of the president of the united states is the part we never see. it s not the speech. it s not where the cameras are. the real job of the president is making the presidential decision, the decisions that only the president can make. all of the important decisions are made after consultation with the presidents most trusted advisers, most of whom usual
trump supporter, daniel goldman, no well, we battled pat cipollone, where he defended trump and his in defense with conduct of impeachment one. and the fact that he is setting up, he is sending the message that democracy had to be protected, and he drew a line after december 14th, i think it should speak to republicans and independents and democrats, to say our democracy is on the line. and when the president acts like this leading up to it, and then allows that joint session of congress to be attacked, and our armed services protecting them, the men, the police officers, the men and women or they, are not doing anything, that is against offer. and something has to be done, or god help us if we have another unhinged president who loses an election. and we might not get so lucky next time with him being stopped. and once again, at the end of the hearing, going beyond any of the testimony that we heard today, the committee through liz cheney, revealed something very, very important, th
presidents obligations, correct. and barry berke, that sounds to me like a setup for next week, where we will see the president, not taking care that laws are faithfully executed, once the invasion of the capital is underway, and the president is doing absolutely nothing to stop what s happening in the capital, when it is within his power to stop it, but by ordering more resources into action, and, and by ordering his people to leave the capitol building. that is absolutely correct, lawrence. we know from the second impeachment, just hearing from republican senators and others, who voted, they would avoided all of this. how much they were affected by trump not taking action? people couldn t get in touch with him. they were all calling him, including kevin mccarthy, please, stop this. sent in the cards. we ve heard evidence already that vice president pence had to take action. it is so powerful how it was set up. and i think they did it so well by having pat cipollone a, huge
new year s and the parties. let s hop to the senate. pat cipollone a, white house counsel met with senators according to politico tonight. republican senators and it was kind of a bold proclamation. that they don t want the senate to move to dismiss articles of impeachment. it s kind of bold sticking your chin out and saying let s litigate. i want to put this whole thing on trial. they can call other witnesses. they want to call witnesses. hunter biden, devon archer. people forget who he is. the chief he is central to this after john kerry becomes secretary of state and there s an extra hundred million dollars added to state department funding for ukraine. we want to get all of it. schiff and pelosi want to add an obstruction charge for the president claiming executive privilege without ever challenging it in the court