trampling on our feet freedom trampling on our liberty trampling on when i took an oath to defend, joe biden, i m not even gonna call him president biden, joe biden is creating a constitutional crisis. as i was driving through this cornfield, i literally came across so sign, this trump sign, he is my president. yeah, moving in powerful stuff, one of the most memorably humiliating incidents was when josh mandel and given this had to be separated during a campaign form in march. my opponent mr. gibbons was making billions of dollars, bias shipping ohio businesses, to china. he took perfect fit llc, and mike how do you explain how you folded to a company called shanghai shonda, that was in 2015, while president trump was campaigning against china you made and understand, that s because you ve met
he does sometimes rank with the party line. most notably, and for our purposes here, he did not support donald trump s attempt of a coup, to overturn the results of the 2020 election. but the men vying to take his place, are a very different story. hillbilly l elegy author j. d. vance, former state treasurer mike mandel, and have tried to omega other for months. they ve clearly been performing for an audience of one, doing everything to suck up to the ex president, in extremely cringe inducing fashion. josh mandel was apparently so moved after seeing a trump sign amid the fury of president biden s vaccine requirement, that he felt compelled to pull over on the side of the road and fill in this video. i m dry freeing through western ohio, we re driving through a cornfield, took town called loganville, ohio, my blood is boiling, enraged at what i ve seen from the white house today. trampling on our feet freedom trampling on our liberty trampling on when i took an oath to defend, jo
trump sign or everybody who walked into the capitol that could be pardoned, trump asked, according to that advisor. he said, some people think i should pardon them. he thought, if he could do it, these people would never have to testify or be deposed. joining us now is democratic congressman adam schiff, member of the january 6th committee and chair of the house intelligence committee. thank you very much for joining us again tonight. what can you tell us about jeffrey clark s testimony today? there were speculation that because it was only an hour and 40 minutes, he must have used the fifth amendment for an awful lot of answers. i attended each of the depositions today. and while i cannot comment on their contents, there is a certain amount already in the public record on jeffrey clark, mostly through public proceedings in the senate. and in the senate proceedings it became clear that at the
you extraordinary when you look and see what they were trying to do systematically. and it is all being revealed right now, willie. it is. president trump suggested pardons for january 6th rioters at the rally last week. trump considered blanket pardons for those involved in the riot in the final days of his presidency. he made calls to inquire about doing just that. according to one source he asked aides if he should pardon, quote, everybody that had a trump sign or everybody that walked into the capitol. meanwhile, the washington post points out that it will make it less likely for those awaiting trial. for them to get a sentence and get it over may seem less appealing than sitting quiet and
that had a trump sign or everybody who walked into the capitol. meanwhile, the washington post points out that trump s suggestion of pardons will make it far less likely for any january 6th defendant to cooperate with investigators, attorneys, or at trial. the post makes this note. for those awaiting trial, the impulse to quote make a deal and serve a sentence to get it over with may suddenly seem less appealing than sitting tight and quiet, and crossing one s fingers to wait for a pardon. joining us now, political reporter for axios, sara, we re glad you re here. let s start right there, on the former president s comments regarding capitol rioters, do we think they could a, have an impact on those indeed facing trial, changing their calculation as to how to approach their legal proceedings, but also b, talk to us a little bit about the politics we re seeing here. this feels like a rare issue that at least some republicans