halfway through his second year, president biden still has a long to-do list with pressure mounting to act on the climate crisis and turn around the economy. can the biden administration keep its promises? i ll speak exclusively to biden cabinet secretary pete buttigieg in moments. hello. i m jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is wondering whether some people really are above the law? this week the january 6th committee presented a seasoned finale of sorts to the series of eight hearings they ve held this summer. the committee laid out minute by minute how former president trump sat and watched as rioters stormed the capitol for more than three hours, refusing to call for the violence to end, refusing to reach out to law enforcement or military to send help. two of president trump s former president newspapers both owned by rupert murdock wrote damning editorials. in an astonishing reality, trump is taking very real action to run forment again, stumping
providing protections. so certainly ensuring that we ve provided that kind of protection for same-sex marriage is very important. so i would urge my republican leagues in the senate to follow suit and to do the same. congresswoman liz cheney, republican of wyoming, joining us today from wyoming. thank you so much for your time today. we appreciate it. thank you, jake. great to be with you. we just talked about the battle for the future of the republican party. this week in maryland there was a clear winner. i m going to talk with governor larry hogan about that next. stay with us.. d reety dad: looks great. thanks. t tech: stay safe with safelite. schedule now. > singers: safelite repai, safelite replace. i don t t hydrate like everyone else. because i m not everyone else. they drink what they re told to drink. i drink what helps me rehydrate and recover: pedialyte® sport. because it works. and so do i. hydration beyond the hype.
editorials. in an astonishing reality, trump is taking very real action to run forment again, stumping at a rally for a fellow 2020 election die nair in arizona, building an inner circle and leading nearly every early poll for the republican nomination. perhaps the biggest threat to trump s candidacy was on display thursday, in this democratic-led congress, the person who led the committee s hearing thursday was a republican, congresswoman liz cheney who has recentlessly called out former president trump and those around him and put her own political career on the line to call out his actions. president trump is a 76 years old man, he is not an impressionable child. just like everyone else in our country, he is responsible for his own actions and his own choices. joining me from her home state of wyoming, vice chair of
realize they don t want to do it again and lose the risk of losing again and we can t drag the country through this again. do you think so, liz? i don t think things have changed. that s great the murdoch papers have stood up to him but where are the republican leaders standing up to him? i see you, i see you, i see larry hogan. liz cheney, also. she s about to get beat she s going to get beat by 30 points. liz cheney and larry hogan don t speak for the republican base anymore. if republicans thought he was inevitable, you wouldn t see these people planning presidential campaigns. everyone has fallen in line before. something changed but it s not permanent or temporary. the only way to make it permanent is for republicans to say donald trump should be disqualified from the presidency. never getting my vote again and until that happens larry hogan is retiring. liz cheney will get beat by 30. this is donald trump s party we ll look forward to the democrat commit
congresswoman liz cheney will lose her primary in august. is it true that you and liz cheney are fighting the battle and you re losing it? no question we lost a battle and are losing a few battles. the fight is long from being over. we have another couple years before the next election. i said in november of 20, i gave a speech at the reagan institute saying there s going to be a long battle for the heart and soul of the republican party. this is just the beginning. i think in november we re going to have a different story when a lot of these fringe candidates lose and then we re going to have to start thinking about, between november s election and the election two years later, what kind of a party are we going to be? and can we get back to a party that deals one of the things we heard about the january 6th hearing thursday was the degree to which top trump officials were chagrinned that donald trump during the riot, during the