house does and what the justice department does in the coming days and hours and weeks all the more fraught. >> certainly no republican has publicly broken with the idea that there shouldn't have been a bipartisan commission. we know the few at the time who voiced support for it, not nearly enough. privately, of course, there's long been skepticism and worry about the presence that trump has in the republican party but there's far more fear than private worry, a fear as to what he would do to them, fear of his voters, fear of what used to be his twitter account. so there aren't republicans standing up. and i think that the point the piece makes is right, that this is not really about 2020 anymore. yes, donald trump can rage and email statements about it when he's not tweeting incredibly classless things about colin powell, american military hero who just passed away, but it is about laying the groundwork going forward, about undermining the democracy further about 2022 but most particularly 2024.