in the world. i know crimes. i can smell them. - this is a man who is a student of american history, who could have given you lectures about our democracy and the need for a peaceful transfer of power. - you know, we use largely venezuelan voting machine in essence to count our vote. we let this happen, we re going to become venezuela. - he s too smart to believe some of the nonsense that he s been spouting. you know, the monkey business with the ballots and venezuela being involved. i mean, this is just nutty stuff. - fast forward to hair dye running down his face. - so the only evidence that rudy has uncovered, is that he s not a natural brunette. - i could tell you the second he saw that line of makeup
house of representatives is in great hands, was sheryl johnson presiding over it. our friendship goes back over 40 years, i first met her at howard university school of law. where she was an accomplished student, and finish near the top of her class. she has been concise, and a brilliant and precise she is a student of american history, and as was mentioned earlier, she helped open up and shepherd through, with dr. amani bunch, the african american history museum. one thing i noticed, is that when she called the house to order, a couple of times you gavel a couple of times, there were moments there where she just waited, a lot of people will do that, and there will be a certain amount of noise still
great hands with cheryl johnson presiding over it. our friendship goes back over 40 years, i first met her at howard university school of law. where she was an accomplished student, and finish near the top of her class. she has been concise, and a brilliant and precise she is a student of american history, and as was mentioned earlier, she helped open up and shepherd through, with dr. lonnie bunch the african american history museum. one thing i noticed, is that when she called the house to order, a couple of times you gavel a couple of times, there were moments there where she just waited, a lot of people will do that, and there will be a certain amount of noise still going on on the floor, and they tolerate that, and they try to proceed over that.
next five days or so. ryan, take us inside the courtroom on the other side of the january 6th investigation which is a sentencing for a guy, because he is from jersey, he didn t know congress met in the capitol, which even he acknowledges, in his words, that it is id ottic, right? i will say for the record, that not only some not know that they meet in the capitol but nazi sympathy as well. the judge openly read the sentence of four years and that is below what the prosecutors had gone for six and a half years, there are a lot of technical reasons why the sentencing guideline got brought down bus but the judge gave him a little bit more, and that was a risible line that he told on the stan, that he doesn t know that congress met at the capitol. in fact, held himself out as a history buff, a student of american history, who was telling his friends about the details of the 17th amendment,
wisconsin, when you see what they are trying to do in north carolina, whether republicans saying amongst themselves? i mean, arguably, everybody in the republican party isn t anti democratic, so whether these suburban and these former republican saying, saying, i don t think this kind of stuff, i hope we can fix it later on. or are they just willing to go along with the anti-democratic movement because they are pro-life and, you know, they don t like gay marriage? i think that s exactly right. i think these people were for democracy when they thought people were in concert with their own values and elections meant that they got to institute the policies. now that they are apparently rooted in the 50s, not the 1950s, but the 1850s, they realize that they have an agenda that is not sellable to the american people. as a result they have to do everything they can to suppress the vote, to subvert the vote, to use anti-democratic mechanisms like the filibuster. you re a student of american