We closed in on a go time. On saturday. A veteran reporter from the los angeles time was there at the scene. To witness the peoples streaming in. To witness the huge crowds converging. Ready to make themselves heard. That reporter, doug melbourne from the l. A. Times, was able to capture the scenes. As we closed into that noon hour. He captured the scene this way, at 11:33 am anne yes that was. It. And this isn t just a shot that was taken in the wrong direction. Or a shot that was taken of the sidelines. If you look where we re reporting out there, that s the big screen. That is the stage. That s the center of the main event. Less than a half hour before the whole thing was supposed to kick off. Worries everybody? now, to be fair, this was 11:33 am. Things did fill out a little bit by the time noon actually rolled around. But, not by that much. This was a s biggest the whole thing ever got on saturday. This was around 1 pm. About an hour into it. When there is a big march, a rally, in
Amazing. Would you think that every officer in the u. S. Capitol police, and every officer, or on duty because of that, and plus all of the fencing. And it was like one dude and his dog, and a woman doing yoga. It was i mean better to be over prepared than underprepared, given the last time that trump people came to washington. But my god, it was quite a day. And let s hope that it s a positive in to cater about where this whole election fraud thing really stands. That that s how much public support could muster on saturday. Yeah, i feel like all the other signs are bad, but that sign was good. Yes we will see, thank you rachel. Well bob woodward trilogy on the trump white house is now complete. First came fear. Then came rage. And now peril, coauthored by bob woodward and robert costa. Bob woodward book, is like a large christmas tree with dozens of unique ornaments that you ve never seen before, and news media headlines immediately focused on the biggest, and most important ornaments
Reviewing the damage today, president biden said, quote, the evidence is clear. Climb change poses an existential threat to our lives, to our economy. The threat is here. It s not going to get any better. The storms are going to get worse and worse and worse. We have to listen to the scientists and the national security experts. They all tell us this is code red. The nation and the world are in peril. That is not hyperbole, that is a fact. President biden speaking today, again, on this trip to new york and new jersey. What, of course, he s proposing to do on climate is what s in his build back better plan, the big infrastructure bill that democrats are trying to pass. One thing to sort of have in mind over the next few days is that by the end of this week, we may not know definitively, but we should have a pretty good idea by the end of this week as to whether or not they ll be able to pass this infrastructure bill, as to whether or not president biden is going to be able to effectuate
Do you feel pressure from mr. Trump? i have no comment, sir. I have no comment. Thank you, sir. Many would like to hear what he has to say, instead of a no comment. People would love to get any comment or denials or whatever he feels is true about the allegations. But what you just saw is what is the most legally prudent course, say nothing in public when you have an open grand jury probe grinding on. Weisselberg and trump, they make all the big money decisions, and one senior trump organization official just went under oath. Prosecutors scouring and the pressure all part of an effort to turn that cfo you just saw into a cooperating witness. Good to see you both. John, you heard it there. No comment from someone who looks like he is still adjusting to just how much legal and public pressure there will be on him, the cfo. Enormous. There s a triumvirate. These three men were very close, trump, weisselberg, and mcconney. Only if he doesn t tell the truth does he get in trouble. In deposi
have seen in the biden administration toward bibi netanyahu s government. with vice president kamala harris publicly, anyway, leading the way in what is a break with the netanyahu government s policy, the vice president yesterday unequivocally called for a cease-fire in gaza. it seems like a very important turn in the way the administration is handling this. yeah, and, i mean, there s all sorts of interesting politics around it, but to me it s signaled that i don t think the white house would be doing that, i don t think vice president harris will be doing that if that was something that was impossible, at least that is sort of what my heart leapt to what i heard her say it, that if she is saying that, it must mean they think that it can happen. if they think it can happen, god hopes it will. we are just going to roll the tape later of what the vice president had to say. she had a lot to say about it. we re going to see that later in the hour. well, yesterday s republican