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and what may have been missed. all the talking heads are talking about alexandria ocasio-cortez. we ll look at dana bash s in-depth interview. the coup is dripping out. why is this newsworthy more than six months later? because most people don t know how close the country came. and, because someone might try to do it again. so authors and reporters and house and senate investigators are all piecing together the events the last winter, and in the words of cnn s zach wolf, the full picture of trump s effective coup is only now starting to emerge. trump s campaign was more intense than we knew at the time. it was more insistent than we knew. for example, there is a recenting reporting that trump told his acting attorney general, jeff rosen, just say the country is corrupt and leave the rest to me. he wanted the department to open the door so he could walk through it and remain president even though biden won. it s one of the biggest political stories of our lifetimes. ....
approved. greg: you remember when trump had a typo? [cheers and applause] greg: that is scary. so before we start the monday log, a lot of viewers have been asking about kat timpf. as you know she had minor surgery so she s off this week but i figured i d check in with her since i m her boss. so kat, how you doing? i will be back on monday. greg: so you heard of the self fulfilling proof situate. when you adopt a goal that influences your behavior that causes that goal to become reality. it s like emily compagno wanting to work with the greatest talk show host ever and here she is. not for long anyway she s getting on my nerves. but if you think you re never going to go anywhere in life, you won t. you look at others at achieving at your expense leaving you behind you will be left behind. louisiana if you believe you can achieve greatness, getting a job at cnn, it will happen. but if you focus on division you will remain divided t power of positive and nega ....
we ll hear from the vice president first and the president. i m curious what you believe their message is going to be today and also then i want to ask you about all the questions that we still don t have answers to about what actually happened on january 6th. good morning. good morning, trace. you are looking live at statuary hall on capitol hill. a big moment speech for first the vice president and then the president and they will reflect back on january 6 one year ago. what happened inside the walls of the capitol. i think they are going to cast it in a way that s pretty stark at least the statements that they put out about these speeches ahead of time going right towards a threat to democracy. and then trying to pitch voting rights. democrats working on passing that voting rights bill at the same time as the president walks into the capitol. listen. we can all look back one year ago to a very dark day for america but also for the capitol specifically. dana, i was ....
unfortunately having to cancel some people. omicron is causing chaos in the airline industry more than 6,000 flights cancelled around the world over the christmas weekend. swimmers take the chilly plunge across the uk. we ll hear live from one wild swimmer getting ready to continue the christmas tradition. hello and welcome to bbc news. the former archbishop of cape town, desmond tutu, white rule in south africa, has died at the age of 90. desmond tutu was uncompromisingly opposed to violence and was awarded the nobel peace prize in 1984. after nelson mandela became president, he headed the truth and reconciliation commission investigating the crimes of white rule. nomsa maseko looks back at his life. he was first and foremost a priest, not a politician. but for the best part of half a century, he was the face of reconciliation and south africa s moral compass. the system of this country, apartheid, is immoral. the system of this country is evil. desmond mpilo tutu ....
doocy said lawrence found a goat. i thought it was a sheep. he said it was a goat. gosh. it was a sheep. so just to i also exacerbated it. middle america, we do know the difference between a sheep and goat to clear it up. dhs secretary mayorkas defending his handling of the situation in del rio. thousands of migrants were living under a bridge forcing officials to force the border crossing for more than a week. bill: crews have cleared out the site. it is allowing the greater majority to stay and make their case for asylum, which may take years. of the 17,400 that weren t deported back or didn t return on their own to mexico, how many of them either first, how many have been released into the u.s. they are released on conditions and approximately i think it s 10,000 or so. 12,000. when we talk about a total of 12,000 or could it be even higher? it could be even higher. dana: kevin mccarthy is here with reaction. griff jenkins is live in mexico. let s che ....