having is some of the worst gerrymandering in america. i m the first republican involved since 1790. always democrats completely drawing maps. does it show it? vetoed the first map. they re threatening to appeal. they drew a new map kind of said we don t want to live with it. go back to the old gerrymandering one. i m going to try to convince them to drop the appeal and we can move forward. got it. and the january 6th ruling committee to more emails. when the ruling came down a federal judge wrote based on the evidence the court finds it more likely than not that president trump corruptly attempted to obstruct the joint session of congress on january 6, 2021. he s effectively saying that the former president commit add federal crime. do you agree? i don t know, because i haven t seen all the evidence whether he comitted a crime, but i did see the ruling and that was a major impact by that, with that, a judge saying there is a
matter which party does it. obviously, there were a number of republican states judges threw out maps. this is the first time in the country a democratic map was thrown out. and we have the unfortunate distinction having some of the worst gerrymandering in america. i m the first republican involved since 1790. always democrats completely drawing maps. did they veto it? i vetoed the first map. they re threatening to appeal. they drew a new map kind of said we don t want to live with it. go back to the old gerrymandering one. i m going to try to convince them to drop the appeal and we can move forward. got it. and the january 6th ruling committee asked for more e-mails. when the ruling came down a federal judge wrote based on the evidence the court finds it more likely than not that president trump corruptly attempted to obstruct the joint session of congress on january 6, 2021. he s effectively saying that the
madam speaker, today marks a sad day for america. instead of getting to work to solve the issues of our time, the house democrats have decided to try to discredit president trump and undo the results of the 2016 election. the facts are clear that the president did not commit any crimes, he did not break any laws and there was no quid pro quo. this has been a secretive misdirected process from the very beginning and the american people see right through it. i look forward to voting against this impeachment charade and getting back to work to support the efforts of president trump to continue growing our economy, creating jobs and improving the lives of all americans. i yield back the balance of my time. the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from massachusetts. i yield one minute to the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. boyle. the gentleman is recognized for one minute. thank you. madam speaker, this is the
not everybody was for impeachment until trump s behavior. trump s behavior how did they know when to go, then? because his behavior became public. he was openly and blatantly asking foreign governments to interfere with our elections. when he did that, there was no turning back. and the evidence is clear on its face, and i think that s what brought the moderates in line. i think understanding what would move them and a suburbanite, the educated people around philly, i know them, they read the times, though keey k. they may not have reached the dancing in the stars zone regular people out there but they certainly got to the print people. if you can have television help print do the job that print does so well, then everybody knows the facts. it s rather thrilling. it hasn t reached enough people. joining me right now is nbc
gentleman from maryland. the gentleman is recognized for one minute. thank the gentleman for yielding. i rise today in support of the two articles of impeachment against president trump for abuse of power and obstruction of congress. voting to impeach the president is a weighty decision. it s not something you reach for. it s something you are brought to, reluctantly when the evidence presented, can no longer be denied. in this sober and historic moment members of congress are called upon to uphold our oath of office and our duty to the constitution. today we answer that call. the president s actions compromise the national security of the united states, undermine the integrity of our democratic process and betray the trust of the american people. in soliciting foreign interference, president trump took direct aim at the heart of our democracy. the american people should decide our elections, not a foreign country. as long as the president