since harry truman. can you imagine what that would be like to have that consistency? by the way. not for nothing, as they say. we talk all we want about a monarchy, and the shortcomings, and all of these things. but our democracy is being tested. our democratic principles are often being tested. so, we all live in a virtual political glass house. then we have someone who is acting like a monarch, but was a former president. thank you, laura i will see you tomorrow. it is good to be the, getting let us know. this is don lemon tonight and there s not going on tonight here in the uk. back at home, and around the world. we ve got new developments tonight on the special master and on subpoenas going out to trump associates. later in the broadcast, as ukraine turn the tide against fiber putin. all that is straight ahead. but i want to take a look at these pictures, pretty amazing. , we are still lining up in edinburgh where it is a little after three in the morning, waiting
the committee is also expected to take a deeper drive dive into the lies that led to supporters violently storming the capitol. we are by the president of the united states! he personally asked for us to come to d.c. that day. and i thought, for everything he is done for us, the only thing that he is asking me is it is hard to know right now just how much east trumpy detail we heard on thursday moved the needle among the 20 million americans who tuned in, according to nielsen s rating data. whether it was learning that former attorney general bill barr thought that trump s elections were quote, bs, or whether ivanka trump agreed. or that trump reportedly told his staff that vice president, quote, deserve to be assassinated. or even the never before seen footage of just how violent trump s riders were. the full impact of the hearings has gets to play itself out. still. congresswoman liz cheney had a stark warning for recalcitrant republican politicians who continue
of their minds. why be accused of over politicizing something. the reality now is the pattern of what he did in georgia, what he did at mar-a-lago. the evidence of the january six committee putting that into the public realm, it all shows a very deep evidence. very damning evidence of crimes. he should be held accountable for. i do not think it is a legal issue that will get in the way. i think it is people worried about the political ramifications. i don t think law enforcement should worry about that, ultimately. i think they should enforce the law. i think it s important that americans understand that no one, including the president, is above the rule of law. he does get instantly a political actor, polling around 30% of republican voters. tim, good to see you as always. senior analyst at bloomberg opinion an msnbc political analyst. author the author of, trump
the coffin will travel in a silent procession from here in the palace, to westminster hole on wednesday. with members of the royal family walking behind. and the whole will be open 24 hours a day, until 6:30 in the morning. local time. on the day of the queen s funeral. that is next monday. massive crowds expected as the british people prepare to say goodbye to their queen. the government warning the public that they will have to wait for hours, possibly overnight. details of the state funeral, and westminster abbey are expected in the next few days. we re gonna go straight out to cnn s richard quest in edinburgh. and here with me outside buckingham palace, well historian, elizabeth martin. author of, england s queens. and cnn contributor british ahmaud. thanks to all of you for joining, good evening. richard, we will start with you. the public of edinburgh paying their respects to the queen about the queen before her cough in the stone to london. tell us about what we saw today, and t
and al sharpton, author of, righteous trouble makers, untold stories of the social justice movement in america. all right. rachel and reverend, you just heard my conversation with congresswoman karen bass. that last answer about how she will fare in the november elections. rachel, is that message that she just put out there, do you think that that is going to be successful? it is hard to tell, jonathan. i will be honest with you. because we talk a lot about the midterms, presidential fundamentals. and what bass is facing really is similar to that. the homeless crisis, because it fell over in the pandemic time period, which i did a lot of additional economic strife and pressure on the cities with crime rates, it really is a huge issue on the west coast.