a small audience at the january six hearing on capitol hill with what ended up being a 12 minute snooze fest that was very heavy on rhetoric. the president of the united states trying to stop the transfer of power, a precedent that had stood for 220 years even as our democracy had faced its most difficult test. oh , i get it. so now bennie thompson cares about the transfer of power and making sure it works okay. remember, he s the same benneton who voted against certifying george w. bush s election win. and by the way, i m not even talking about the 2000 recount . we re talking about 2004 and the blowhard of the evening award goes to liz cheney. now if you saw her interview were rough to watch a little soporific when it was off the cuff. try watching her for 34 uninterrupted minutes of screen reading our oath to defend the united states constitution and that must mean something. tonight i say this to my republican colleagues who are defending me indefensible. there will c
revolution. they re going to vote lot of these folks out of office is the guy worried about ending democracy or threats to democracy and he s warning about a revolution. what does that message to the court watch out. a revolution is coming if you vote the wrong way. he s the president, but he didn t stop there. i understand their argument. but also it s like you re playing monopoly with somebody who won t pascoal won t follow any of the rules and how do you ever make any progress if they re not following the rules of the jail? you know, that s funny for a man again, professes to be so concerned about the pillars of democracy crumbling before our eyes, he has no hesitation whatsoever been laughing about it, stoking both a mini revolution and putting his political opponents in jail, threatening that . now last time i checked, those are kind of the acts or the wishes of the statements of