he loses control of the party at least he ll always have the cpac golden statue. with me is the founder of country over party and was the chief strategist of the bush/cheney 2004 campaign. i am old enough to remember five years ago when donald trump walked away from cpac because there were conservatives questioning whether or not he is conservative enough, and now he s the bell of the ball or at least the golden statue of the ball. what does that tell you about what has happened to the party over the course of the past five years? well, it s become great to be with you. it s become a complete trump party. there s no separate between donald trump and the republican party, and cpac that used to be a fringe. i was thinking of all the cheering that people were doing for him and all of the statements he was making. as you had the lead into this, there was so many lies. it was almost as if the arsonist showed up to a crowd of people that gave him the matches and gasoline, and t
that says, your neighbor, your coworker, your family member could pose a threat to our nation s security, and that means we need to be in a kind of post-9/11 posture, alex. by that, i mean, remember all the signs that came up. if you see something, say something. that s what the fbi s looking for right now. and now, nearly 5,000 national guard troops will be deployed in d.c. through march as some congressional staffers and extremism researchers say there are concerns about possible violence surrounding the upcoming impeachment proceedings. let s go to msnbc s vaughn hillyard standing by on capitol hill. what can you tell us about this new video? reporter: yeah, this new new york times video that you re looking at is video from the insurrection on the steps there of the capitol. and quite frankly, it s tough to watch. it s tough to listen to. and it shows just how intense, how direct, and how concentrated these rioters, these insurrectionists were on entering the capitol
domestically. well, exactly one year after the chaos and carnage at the capitol, president biden is expected to point the finger directly upon the president donald trump. it is now a waiting game for world number one tennis star novak djokovic. officials say they will decide if he can enter the country next week. parents in chicago are furious after the biggest school district cancels classes for yet another day. announcer: live from london, this is cnn newsroom with isa soares. welcome to the show, everyone. it is thursday, january the 6th, and exactly one year ago today, hundreds of supporters of then president donald trump stormed the u.s. capitol in scenes that stunned lawmakers, the american public as well as the world. the violence and chaos that unfolded that day came, of course, as trump cast out of the results of the 2020 presidential election. in just a few hours, president joe biden is set to deliver remarks marking the one-year anniversary of the att
up somewhere, you know, in a 2005 or six, the first time i d heard a discussion about it publicly. and of course you don t change that rule, like angus king and people who work in the senate, i live to on the winning side of votes, where the side i was on had 43 votes in the senate of 100 senators. and did it repeatedly. and so, that s what he was talking about tonight, is that concept of remember if you do this it won t be there when you might want it in a few years down the road. so, i get that concept. i am personally passed it, and i just think get rid of the entire thing, there s no point of the 60 vote threshold under any circumstances at all. but it took me, i don t know, maybe three years of thinking about it over ten years ago to get into that space. and working through all of those things that, to some extent, senator king is still working through some of it. but he s worked through most of it and it does take time for the creatures of the senate, who lived with tha
deception. and after more than 13 years, britney spears is one step closer to being free of her conservatorship. hello, everyone. it is thursday, september 30th. in just a few hours time, congress will tackle the first of four critical pieces of legislation worth trillions of dollars. and once again, it s coming down to the wire. house speaker nancy pelosi plans to call a vote today on a $1.2 trillion infrastructure package even though many progressive democrats are threatening to vote against it. the white house says the president is leaving it up to pelosi on how best to proceed. take a listen. president trusts the speaker and her assessment of what her caucus needs to win this vote. our objective here is winning two votes, getting these two pieces of important legislation across the finish line because we know the impact they ll have on the american people. we know they ll lower costs for people. we know they will make a huge, be a huge down payment towards addressi