can get, they brought bear mace, bear spray, dressed up as soldiers, they came for no good and trump sent them for no good. and he said 40 times you need to fight for our country, if you don t fight like hell, if you don t fight hard, you need to fight. this was the most despicable act against the united states, in the anti-american act of january six, we should hold our heads in shame and yet they call these people hostages, elise stefanik calls them hostages. this is how they commit the acts and they projected on someone else. what jordan s doing is wrong. what comer is doing is wrong. to go back to washington is to go back to a sad show, we have an inexperienced child speaker, and hopefully we ll get something done with the budget. congressman steve cohen, thank you so much for your time tonight. you re welcome, charles, happy new year to you.
of those individuals who testified before the country and before congress under oath. to this day, the president s position is that the rioters who conducted the violence after hearing trump say we fight like hell, if you don t fight like hell, you won t have a country anymore, is to consider pardoning all of them. just talk about the case that will be made in court now that this can proceed. let me just say, to this day it was the capitol police officers, our brave capitol police heroes who saved our lives. so in our lawsuit, of course, the essence of it is that president trump is not immune from the actions he took that day. what he said, what he directed the insurrectionists, those who wanted to perpetuate a coup d etat, which it was, attempted