especially on january 6th. there s not much you could say to counteract that, especially for someone like mitch mcconnell, who we know was worried about the impact on january 6th, saying donald trump had something to do with something we saw on january 6th. the folks you are hearing say this is for ron desantis, these are folks who have been around for a long time. they are trump supporters. they probably vote for him if he was the nominee for the republican party. this has been going on since 2015 when donald trump started running for president. the republicans keep hoping someone else takes donald trump out when it comes to his political ambitions. you kept seeing republican after republican in that primary hoping that one of the other nominees, or one of the other candidates was going to make him go away. that has never happened. that is continuing partly because of the blow back hoping that it s going to happen shows you that the
watching this testimony incredibly closely. he has been watching the committees work very closely. deciding as to whether or not there is any kind of path forward when it comes to prosecution. if you are looking at possibly this testimony from raffensperger, gabriel sterling as well, specifically in the state of georgia, you remember that phone call, but i mention in a runoff to our panel, what will you be watching, especially from the standpoint of someone who was a member of the doj. someone who is a prosecutor and watching this testimony? i imagine that all of the doj officials who are watching all of these hearings are looking for evidence, or at least more evidence that points to president trump s state of mind at the time all of this was unfolding. critically important here, beyond the fact that this would be an unprecedented prosecution of a former president is the fact that in order to make any of this claims, crimes against the nation s stick, you have to