may not remember, but it is remarkable that is on tape. i believe that this is the only time ever that donald trump uttered these words. >> i was wrong and i apologize. i know, it's weird harry can say that. donald trump famously never apologizes, that one time that he did, the thing that is memorable about that video, if indeed you remember it at all, is that donald trump so clearly didn't mean it. it's like some group of staffers had staged an intervention. stop him in this weird black boxes, tv studio, with a wonky backdrop, and force him to read a prepared script. no one was under the impression that he actually meant it. he was just saying it to take a box. this is a frequent thing with donald trump. he often delivers grip did speeches that were obviously written by somebody else. they were delivered with a wink and nod to his supporters. they knew he didn't mean it. this was just something had to be read because, hey, i'm president. or, i'm running for president. sometimes people want you to read stuff. he was doing this right up until the end of his presidency. for instance, do you remember the remarks that donald trump delivered on january 7th 2021, the day after the insurrection? i'm going to bet that you don't. the remarks were so obviously disingenuous, most of us never knew he meant them. >> i want to begin by addressing that heinous attack on the as its capital, like all americans, i'm outraged by the violence, lawlessness, and may have. the demonstrators who infiltrated the capitol have defiled the seat of american democracy. to those who engaged in the acts of violence and destruction, you do not represent our country. to those who broke the law, you will pay. a new administration will be inaugurated on january 20th. my focus now turns to ensuring a smooth, orderly, and seamless transition of power. >> yeah. because if there's one thing that president trump was focused on in his final two weeks in office, it was definitely ensuring a smooth, orderly, and seamless transition of power. that was almost like a hospital. is the white house counsel standing just screen, holding trump again point? these remarks were so immediately forgettable that one political last month obtained a never before seen draft of those remarks you just heard titled, remarks on national healy, many people initially thought they were draft remarks for speech that he never gave. a great unifying january 6th speech that some other president might have delivered. but never donald trump. but no, in fact, he did deliver those words. it is that the speech was so literally, unbelievable, coming from trump, everyone promptly forgot about it. it is worth remembering that what donald trump read from that teleprompter and the white house on january 7th maybe the reason he felt forced to deliver those remarks, that was would literally, everyone was saying. in the immediate aftermath of the attack on the capitol, democrats and republicans alike, it was the obvious reaction to any human, attacking the united states capitol is bad. the people who attacked it should be punished. the party's own statement on january 6th sounded much the same. quote, the members of the republican national committee strongly condemned the violence in and around the united states capitol building today in washington d.c.. these violent scenes we have witnessed do not represent acts of patriotism, but an attack on our country and its founding principles. unquote. that was the consensus on january six at the days immediately following. it across, almost, the entire political spectrum. as you may have noticed, things have changed in the past year. some republicans in congress started saying that, okay, jenner six was bad. the whole thing was actually the democrats fault. it was nancy pelosi's fault. that, some republican started saying that nothing that bad had actually even happened on january 6th. it was basically a, quote, normal tourist visit. in fact, the gender six riders being held against bars for their alleged violent acts were political prisoners. it's only a matter time before donald trump, last weekend, start talking openly at one of his rallies, about offering pardons to january six rioters if he becomes president again. calling the patriots an interview this week. today, the reversal in public can thinking in january six appears to be complete. the january six investigation in congress, the committee, set up to -- the attack, as you, know just two republican members. these two. the only two republican members of congress, who are willing to participate an illegitimate inquiry. liz cheney of wyoming, adam kinzinger of illinois. they are both conservative republicans. liz cheney voted with the president trump at the time, more than 90% of the time. she regularly professes herself disgusted with a lot of things that democrats stand for and everything to try to do in congress. because of their participation in the january six investigation, today, the republican national committee voted overwhelmingly to, essentially, ex communicate representatives cheney and kinzinger from the party. the two apostates were formally censured. the republican party will immediately cease rip support for both of them. their report -- behavior has been, reportedly, destructive to the party. check out what else the censure resolution says. quote, representative cheney and kinzinger are participating in a democrat-led persecution of ordinary citizens engaged and legitimate political discourse, and quote. the jet amid political discourse ... that is what we are calling it now. january six was a legitimate discourse according to the rnc. boy, that is a long way from the national committee say that was released on january six itself. let me remind you. quote, these violent scenes we have witnessed do not represent acts of patriotism, but an attack on our country and its founding principles. and quote. what a difference a year makes. with the such a resolution can be for the republican national committee and salt lake city today, a resolution condemning liz cheney and adam kinzinger, and calling january six, legitimate political discourse, there was, in fact, some suspects in the l.a. press. supposedly, some members of the rnc for not happy with the way this was unfolding. there was a schism in the party over whether it should be attacking its own members and whitewashing january six. maybe, just, maybe the resolution would fail to pass. such intrigue. such suspense. here's how it went down. >> all of those in the favor of the motion, please say i. >> i. i >> the signify by saying no. >> no. >> the ayes have it. the five resolutions are adopted. >> not even close. not let anyone tell you there is a schism in the republican party or some sort of civil war. there are two factions fighting it out. there is liz cheney and adam kinzinger, and those couple of rnc members objectively saying now. and everyone else. since that time in 2020 when trump was forced to apologize, the ironclad rule of trumpism and, therefore, the arctic led rule of the republican party, is that donald trump is never wrong. which is what made this, today, so remarkable. >> january six was a dark day in the history of the united states capitol. lives were lost. many were injured. thanks to the courageous action of the capitol police and federal law enforcement, the violence was quelled. the capital was secured. we reconvened the congress that very same day, to finish our work under the constitution of the united states and had the laws of this country. there are those in our party who believe that, as the presiding -- that i possess unilateral authority to reject electoral college votes. i heard this week that president trump said i had the right to overturn the election. president trump is wrong. >> what's? honestly, i was surprised that mike pence was not vaporized by lightning on the spot. i did not know republican could say the words, president trump is wrong. i thought it was like saying, beetle juice or candy man. say, donald trump's run five times in the mirror. the ghost of cohen comes and kills you. of course, the speech today, mike pence's most defiant words to donald trump today, comes as the top staffers have been testifying to the general's investigation in recent days. those interviews were reportedly and contentious. staffers in pence's orbit, apparently, have been much more uncooperative with the investigation than those in trump's. they don't seem to think the january six investigation is a, quote, democrat let them -- engage in legitimate political discourse, and quote. well it's bracing to hear any them -- say out loud that donald trump is wrong, you will know that mike pence also said that january six was, quote, a dark day in history of the united states. that made out see controversial. it was certainly the national consensus not too long ago. today, it puts former vice president mike pence at odds, not just with donald trump, but with the republican party as a whole. january 6th wasn't a dark day. it was just legitimate political discourse, so says the republican national committee. if you so much is dare to participate in the investigation of that day, you are no longer welcome in the republican party. joining us now is the former congressman republican, republican congressman from florida, political -- he is one of the signatories of a legal brief last year, asking federal judge to reject former president trump's efforts to block the january six investigation from accessing its records. mr. capela, good to see you. thank you for joining us tonight. >> good to see. >> there are republicans who say things about, look, this is the last chance for the republican party. if they don't assistance elves from donald trump, something is going to happen. we don't know what's that something. is there are others who tell me, there isn't any schism in this republican party. there may be republican voters who don't like trump. the party seemed solidly in donald trump's camp. >> well, ali, i think that's undeniable. the rnc confirm, at least for the time being, it is a subsidiary of the trump organization. that clip you just played of mike pence, here was someone who many people are frustrated with during the trump's presidency. his silence, and many times, was deafening. on january six, he was clearly committed to the truth. the message he is sending through the republican party is that, although maybe in the short term it might make sense, in some way, to some people, to continue to embrace this lie. long term, this is not sustainable. this is a party that, whatever happens and november 2022, going forward, cannot be built upon this massive live to cause so much damage and destruction our country. >> what was interesting was that there was nobody in this country who would say that mike pence is a liberal in any fashionable or in the pocket of the democrats. from the republicans today, the rnc, issued that remarkable statement about kinzinger and cheney are part of some sort of plot. adam kinzinger released this statement after the vote. he said i've been a member republican party long before donald trump entered the field. my values accomplish remain the same and have not wavered. rather than forecasts their efforts on how to help the american people, my fellow republicans have chosen to censure to lifelong members of their party for simply upholding their oath of office. they've allowed conspiracies and toxic tribalism hinder their ability to see clear eyed. adam kinzinger speaks for a lot of republicans, conservatives, right? people of conservative values that don't agree with a lot of things that democrats want to do. they are frozen out at the moment. >> it's true. the republican party has turned over its principles, its ideas. i mean, this concept the government should be limited, taxes should be low. none of that matters right now. what matters, to a lot of these new establish republicans, because this is the established man now. donald trump wasn't anti establishment candidate. right now, he is a republican establishment. what matters to that establishment's to please donald trump, at all costs, even reversing the statement of january six, where republicans, rightfully, condemned the violence. now, all of a sudden, it is just a routine free speech. this is a big problem. as you pointed out, ali, adam kinzinger ... kicker has an independent streak to him. survivalist shady. an independent street there. liz cheney is a hard-core conservative. her voting record and mine did not match up very well when i served with her. mike pence, i mean, this is a guy who would introduce himself saying he was a christian first, then a conservative, then a republican. so, you know, the people who stand for ideas are being marginalized. the people who are embracing this lie and the man, who came up with, that are empowering. >> this is an interesting point you make. in other, words you and adam kinzinger and liz cheney and mike pence were all part of the same party. that was a broad political spectrum within one party. you've gotta be more than those people who believe that generous six was a lie and the election was a fraud. how do like-minded people come together to resurrect the propublica party? we can't really be a country where one party party believes in democracy and the other one doesn't. >> well, the first principle, or rule i would say,, ali is that we can only embrace people who stand for the truth. people who are promoting ally, whether openly or by staying quiet, really cannot be included in a conservative coalition. i mean, the truth comes first and foremost, before any policies, before any ideas. if you are not an honest person, you can't be trusted. if you can't be trusted, you can't make policy, you can't represent people. so, it has to be a number one. as more more republican start like mike pence, speaking openly and explicitly, we can really start sifting out who is committed to the truth and who is at. there is nothing conservative about being a liar. i'm >> carlos her bella is a former republican congressman from florida. i appreciate you being with us tonight. thank. you >> thank you. >> it seems like every day this week we have all the mourners by the attempt of don trump and his allies to seize voting machines in several states that he lost, that's because we have. today is no exception. stay with us. ubtrusted brandost for more consecutive years than any other brand. no wonder kelley blue book also picked subaru as their best overall brand. once again. it's easy to love a brand you can trust. it's easy to love a subaru. 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that, in turn, is what led to this military option you were talking to before, general flynn was promoting the idea that voting machines and backup balance could be seized in six contested states, using the national guard, because they had very good cybersecurity unit in them and u.s. marshals. that, once they had these machines and ballots, then with what president wanted, he could have it on tv, all for them to be re-counted. and that's the chips fall where they may. flynn had said on a tv show, roughly around this time, look, this is no big deal. martialized had a 64 times before. the idea of a sitting president, having just lost an election, essentially saying, i don't want the outcome of this election. therefore, seizing using the military, all of the ballots and the contested states to order a recount, truly on qualifies as exceptional. >> according to reporting, there were enough people around there who were trying to outdo each other for who had the most dubious legal advice. what was happening with donald trump? was he trying to find the answer he want to that would keep him as president? did he really believe there was fraud? what was all this recounts and seizing the machines do? >> a bunch of different questions there. so many different answers. [inaudible] present trump believe there was fraud. it's hard to get in the guise psyche. i've talked to people that says at times, when he spoke to the president, they felt he was in on the joke. new, basically, that electrified hadn't occurred. he went on a case believing there was fraud to other people. i don't think he was willing, however, to go to every conceivable means, for every team -- trump was interested in looking at the justice, seizing the machines, then the department of homeland security. the military option was one that seem to bother him. patrick byrne, the overstock ceo said, he had a conversation with rudy giuliani. giuliani had told burn why he had advised trump to not go with the military option. he said, we will end up in prison when we do that. >> robert, we can't do justice in a match of port reporting you do in that fantastic piece. i do recommend to our viewers that you read. it robert draper is a contributing writer for the new york times magazine. coming up next, a major update on a story that rachel's team has been closely following for months. you don't wanna miss it. n't wanna miss it. age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. >> woman: what's my safelite story? booi see inspirationalso right through my glass. so when my windshield cracked, i chose safelite. they replaced the glass and recalibrated my safety system. that's service i can trust. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ ♪ limu emu ♪ and doug. we gotta tell people that liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need, and we gotta do it fast. 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also little matter that during the height of the pandemic, doctor lot of posted on the steps of the supreme court, with a group of people, doctors, called america's frontline doctors. among the speakers of that event was a doctor known for her passionate claims that if you have ovarian cysts, it is because you have been having sex with demons in your sleep. also, you should not trust western medicine because it is made from dna from space aliens. very mainstream stuff. you should see what they had to say about covid. in addition to that, one of the ways in which doctor ladapo rose to providence is a -- but he was in fact a frontline doctor with experience treating covid patients. he published two things pub -- working with covid cases at ucla. the only issue with that is that rachael's team obtained evidence that called those claims into question. multiple people who worked at ucla hospital at the same time as doctor ladapo say that he misled the public about his experience creating covid patients. a member of the team at ucla early in the pandemic told us that doctor ladapo was not part of that came. we also obtained scheduling documents from the time that doctor ladapo was working at ucla, and those documents did not show dr. ladapo scheduled to take care of covid patients. at the time that we reported on that, the florida department of health refused to comment on our story. the communications director at the florida department of health has since confirmed that doctor ladapo did not treat covid patients during much of 2020, when ucla was running a specialized covid ward. but, she claimed, that doctor ladapo did treat patients prior to, and after that period saying quote, i am sure you can find documents that prove that if you are finding other documents to promote your narrative, and quote. i guess that is a good point. the thing is, we did try very hard to get a hold of any documents that would prove that doctor ladapo treated covid patients at ucla. we have not turned anything up. but would also stuck out from a reporting, with the comments made from some of the people who worked with doctor ladapo. one source told us quote, what hurts me the most is that those in florida that hired him cite his work at ucla as a point of admiration ... but he is everything this hospital and this institution is not. that was back in november. now, one local paper and florida has advanced the story. this with the splash page of the tallahassee democrats yesterday. it says surgeon general got scathing review from ucla and background check. the paper obtained that background checks through an open records request. it was conducted as part of dr. ladapo's senate confirmation process, which is currently ongoing. it offers a searing a valuation of the states top doctor, from one of his former supervisors at ucla. here it is. quote, would you recommend the applicant for employment as surgeon general of florida, in confidence in his ability, honesty, and integrity to perform related duties? the supervisors answer, quote, no, and my opinion the people of florida would be better served by a surgeon general who grounds his policies and decisions, and recommendations in the best scientific evidence, rather than opinions. unquote. the supervisor added by the way, that dr. ladapo's opinions published and a number of outlets were contrary to the best scientific evidence possible about the covid-19 pandemic, and caused concern among a large number of his research and clinical colleagues, and subordinates, who felt that his opinion violated the hippocratic oath that visions do no harm. we are not done, he continued. the situation created stress and acrimony on his coworkers, and supervisors during the last year and a half of his employment, and quote. now i am done. how is that for a job recommendation? we reached back out to the florida department of health for comment, the president terry described the ucla official as a disgruntled supervisor, adding that quote, doctors who were considered ahead of their time were applauded for their brilliance throughout history, but now it appears that being at the forefront of ideas, and following the data is now considered a political game. and the quote. this is quite the backdrop against what doctor ladapo is trying to get confirmed as florida's top doctor. we covered his first confirmation hearing last, week the same one in which he repeatedly refused to give a yes or no answer to a question about whether covid vaccines worked. the democrats got up, and walked out of that hearing, saying they were fed up with doctor ladapo's refusal to offer straight answers. he still has one more committee hearing before his nomination goes to a full vote in the florida senate. what can we expect? joining us now is florida state senator can appeal ski, she says on the senate ethics and election committee, which doctor ladapo will be testifying before next week. doctor ladapo refused to wear a mask while visiting senator paul skis office last year, even though she asked him to, setting a serious medical condition. senator pulaski later revealed she was undergoing treatment for breast cancer. senator, thank you for being with us this evening. >> thank you for having me, good to see you. >> this is alarming, this is not a random job that doctor ladapo is going for. it does not vindicate him. all of these documents keep coming up to suggest that he is not in line with mainstream medical thinking. but the math we do hear indicates that he is going to get his appointment. >> it certainly looks that way, which is very frustrating, because we only are eight and up 40 people, we are close colleagues, yet we are so divided on issues such as this. so he is going to come before my committee, there is for democrats, we are outnumbered, we will ask lots, and lots of questions, we will debate, but he will get through. the next step is the floor. unfortunately, we are again outnumbered, and he will get -- excuse me not the nomination -- he will become the permanent surgeon general. it is very frustrating because i know my colleagues know he is not the right person for the job. they sat there in the first committee, they heard his answers, they know the background, they know how he treated me, and yet he still is going to be confirmed, and it is really frustrating. >> how did that go down how he treated you? how does that work? because even if we didn't have covid, if somebody told me could you please wear a mask because i have been immunocompromised, it would be a no-brainer, i would wear the mask. what kind of response do you get to that kind of thing? what happened? >> it was just the most disrespectful. since then, a lot of people haven't seen him interact, but when you saw his answers in the first committee, vague, arrogant, smug, is how i describe him in my office, he tried to do the same thing in my office. we have a waiting area, i asked him in his two colleagues to put on a mask before we went into talk, at the meeting which he requested, and he refused to do so. and just stood there and tried to debate. and give me alternative theories, and let's come up with another option, and it is exactly the kind of nonsense that he spewed at the last confirmation hearing, just talking, talking, i described it as word solid. it is exactly who he is. he has proven who he is over and over again. the disrespect that he showed the senator coming to my office, at his request, it was so simple to put on a mask, and had he done so there would be no story. so i just don't understand how a doctor can treat someone that way. i am one of the 22 million citizens of florida that he would be in charge of. and he just didn't care. >> do you republican colleagues in the senate care, though? they cannot all be anti mask, anti vax, anti-science people? at some point he is the outlier? >> they are not that way. i know they are not that way. there might be a few. but they are really not. i know that they are caring, but the political winds are such that they cannot go against this governor. it is very sought an unfortunate. it is kind of the one good thing about being in a minority party, we can speak our minds. the majority just seems to be locked in. they don't ask questions, they don't debate, and they just kind of sit there and take it, and they will vote him in. >> what's strange times, thank you for your efforts. we appreciate you being with us tonight. one more thing, out of florida, all week rachel and her team have been covering the despicable pattern of neo-nazis across the country, gathering outside of hospitals, and on a freeway overpasses, even phoning in bomb threats to historically black colleges and universities. we are going to have an update tonight on the neo-nazis that gathered last weekend in the orlando area, at one point during the demonstration, a young jewish man, a college student in the area confronted the 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>> in minneapolis tonight people are taking to the street again in yet another protest over the police killing of a black man. this time it was a deadly shooting while police executed a no knock warrant in a downtown minneapolis apartment building. tonight, protesters drove in a blocks long caravan of cars to the county government center, honking their horns and making noise over 22 year old america -- he was wrapped up in a blanket when police barged in early wednesday to serve a search warrant tied to a homicide investigation near st. paul. he was shot three times, nine seconds after police entered. police have released body cam video of the shooting. we want to warn you, it is disturbing, we are not going to show you the moment the bullet struck him, but you will hear the shots. i will give you a second before we play it. let's play it. >> police on the floor! get on the ground! >> he later died at the hospital. mr. locke was not named in that search warrant. and it wasn't even his apartment. police say a gun he was using was pointed at one of the officers, but it is clear from that image that they released to the public taken from body cam footage, his parents say he was a licensed gun owner who did not have a criminal record. the officer who shot him has been put on paid administrative leave, and the county attorney is working with minnesota attorney general keith ellison to decide whether he should face charges. the shooting has renewed criticism of the minneapolis police department, the same department that is being investigated by the department of justice over allegation of excessive force in the wake of george floyd's death. the shootings also draw parallels to the killing of breonna taylor in louisville, kentucky in 2020, during a no knock warrant. it is again raising questions about the use of this specific procedure. minneapolis mayor is responding to those concerns tonight with a statement announcing a moratorium on the request, and execution of no knock warrants in the city. it also says quote, while the moratorium is in place, the mayor and npd leadership will work with national experts to review and suggest revisions to the departments policy, and quote. joining us now is brandt williams, he is an editor with minnesota public radio covering race, class, and communities. thank you for making time to be here tonight. i want to be clear on this, because we started talking about no knock warrants in early 2020, i would assume that a lot of police departments were looking at this. at the time, minneapolis was involved in the aftermath of george floyd, it had a police union leader who was, you know, we have different words to describe him, but he was not really in sync with even the police chief. minneapolis has a lot of policing problems. >> correct. let's go back to that no knock warrant policy, and november of 2020, the minneapolis police department, and the mayor basically put out, announced that they were going to actually formally make there no knock warrant policy formal, which they had not done before. so, that was one of the things that they rolled out. as a part of that, they made it more difficult for officers to have those no knock lawrence, which are, as we saw in this case, can be quite deadly. so we are not sure what is going to be different here, because there was already this statement that there was going to be, these types of warrants were going to be much more rare. so now the mayor is saying, there is this moratorium, but there are still exceptions for certain cases where there may be a certain circumstance that warns that the officers come in unannounced. >> there is a bit of the story that has been reported, that is that the st. paul police sought a knock and announce warrant for this apartment in minneapolis, across the river from each other, sister cities, during the homicide investigation. minneapolis police said they would not carry out the warrant, unless it was no knock. law enforcement sources said this friday. do you know anything about this agreement between the two police forces? >> here is what we have heard. the simple police department released a statement earlier today saying that generally when a police department asks for the assistant of another department to conduct a warrant, it is because they have, in minneapolis if you are going to conduct a search warrant in the city of minneapolis, you are going to want a law enforcement agency that is more familiar with the city, and with the area where the launches being served. st. paul official said this was the case. they left it to minneapolis, and the chief, amelia huffman, said that the minneapolis officers involved had the authority to conduct either a knock warrant, or an unannounced entry. and so, we are looking into this, because it is very interesting, excuse me, why would minneapolis than go ahead and why would these officers then choose to do an unannounced entry? what were they expecting on the other side of that door? now we have been doing some reporting on this, and one of my colleagues spoke to a neighbor who used to live in the building next door to the apartment where mr. lock was killed. this person told one of our reporters that there was somebody living there at the time who frankly scared them, and scott caused this neighbor to call the police. this neighbor said they heard gunshots. we are still digging into this reporting. but this may be a reason why minneapolis police decided to do a no-knock when they had the authority to have unannounced entry. that is one of the follow-up to the story, which is quite interesting. >> we are going to follow it very closely with you, thank you for being with us, brent williams is the editor with radio news covering race class on communities. we have one more story to get to tonight on this friday, one that is going to be a cause for a little bit of celebration, stay with us. it of celebration, stay with us stay with us 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pulling, constantly shows that americans are not satisfied with the state of this economy. as we inch closer, and closer to the midterms, this sentiment may well be wet makes or breaks democrats chances of holding on to a majority in the house, whether or not democracy itself is on the ballot. which is why it is important for biden to be so public about this victory lap today, and also why today was not just a victory lap for the president, it was a busy work day. he signed an executive order, mandating that all federally funded infrastructure projects, with budgets over $35 million, use unionized workers. congress has yet to touch the pro union legislation that biden has been trying to pass for a year now, so in many ways this was biden showing that with or without congressional help, he is going to do what he can to help america's workers. today was also the end of the first week where all federal workers and contractors made at least $15 an hour, thanks to president biden. after more than a decade of congress refusing to increase the minimum wage, biden unilaterally used his power to give the largest workforce in the country federal employees, a raise. this is a tricky economy. there are a lot of batteries still up to fight, but it looks like biden is walking and chewing gum here. taking his victory lap, while at the same time rolling up his sleeves for the work ahead. that does it for tonight, i hope that you will join me tomorrow morning at 8 am for my show, velshi, we are watching something i am excited about, it is called the bend book club. we assigned a ben book for everyone to read along with us in the coming week to tell us where they think, and suggest questions for the author who i will interview next week. plus, we are going to kick off this new venture by talking with someone who knows a thing or three about having their academic work targeted. the one and only nikole hannah-jones, creator of the 16 19 project, will join me to launch this very special project, tomorrow morning at 8 am eastern. it is time now for the last word, my friend jonathan is in for lawrence this evening. jonathan, it is good to see you my friend. great to see you too. and i'm glad that you're launching your band book club on saturday because i can watch it leisurely as opposed to missing it because of sunday when i will see you next. thanks a lot. >> have a good show. >> well, trump is wrong. today, former vice president mike pence finally told off donald trump. mike pence finally -- that donald trump's comment that, as vice president, pence could've overturned the presidential election on january 6th, was wrong. >> president trump is wrong.