not wearing masks and they think they will come and do something. they have done a couple of things. some of the legislation has been stripped out that they disliked so they were effective there. they won t be effective here and they ll get arrested. you don t go to jail, just back to work. bill: what the governor says we ll arrest you but they ll take them to the state house and pass this. the problem is we don t know when this is. in the meantime for today there will be a press conference in washington, d.c. they are getting all kinds of attention and follow it. dana: president biden giving a speech as well. dana: nearly 60 texas legislators. going to hold a news conference in washington, d.c. in an hour to urge congress to federalize elections nationwide. bill: the second time this year the texas democrats have walked out in order to try to block republican voting legislation. senator cornyn on that. it s a very untexan thing to do to cut and run in the face of a
charged including their leader, stewart rhodes. the highest profile individual charged so far in connection with january 6th. so-called oath keepers are the ones we saw in tactical gear and combat formation that day. you can see them there. the indictment says that rhodes and the others engaged in a conspiracy to, quote, oppose the lawful transfer of presidential power by force, by preventing, hindering, or delaying by force execution of laws governing the transfer of power. now, according to the prosecutors, the so-called oath keepers stationed themselves around the d.c. area, some near the capitol, with a group waiting at a nearby virginia hotel with a cache of weapons. they also say the plotting did not end with the attacks and that rhodes and others met later to celebrate the day and, quote, discuss next steps. this was by any stretch a big deal, which is we ll discuss with our legal team in a moment, could get much bigger. attorney general garland may have telegraphed it
he s contemplative to the point of paralysis, he s going to let them all off the hook just so the department of justice is not still somehow perceived as political as it was under the prior administration. and even though his doj, as you know, has charged more than 700 people connected to the attack, and that s just so far, look, he s been well aware of the frustrations out there. he hears them. he actually responded last week, and he vowed that it was far from over. remember this? the actions we have taken thus far will not be our last. the justice department remains committed to holding all january 6th perpetrators at any level accountable under law, as long as it takes. as long as it takes. i bet some of you probably heard that and a part of you somewhere within you, you conflated this attorney general with maybe a robert mueller, right? you had the deja vu of the mueller years. i hope it s not too soon to mention them. you probably rolled your eyes, thinking it might
good evening. in so many ways the stakes for democracy only grew higher and perhaps so too did the cost of defending it because now for the first time in its criminal investigation, the justice department has brought charges of seditious conspiracy in connection with the january 6th attack on the capitol. conspiring in the words of the law to overthrow, put down, or destroy by force the government of the united states. short of treason, the stakes can t get any higher. 11 members of the right-wing group the extremist group, the so-called oath keepers have been charged including their leader, stewart rhodes. the highest profile individual charged so far in connection with january 6th. so-called oath keepers are the ones we saw in tactical gear and combat formation that day. you can see them there. the indictment says that rhodes and the others engaged in a conspiracy to, quote, oppose the lawful transfer of presidential power by force, by preventing, hindering, or delaying by
welcome to hannity . and tonight we have all the highlights from today s expo hearing on capitol hill, featuring several former biden family associates. but first, in just 229 days, you will decide the fate of our country. anything can happen. but the big guy, he big problems tonight. new york times cnn poll. look at this. it hast. president trump upby 6p by six points among hispanicoi american voters, a massive swing. now, look, in 2020, a whopping 66% of all hispanic voters, they think joe biden, that iso f a 22 point shift in donald trump s favor. now, no democrat has pulled this low nationwide amon.g hispanic americans in modern american history. and that s not all biden ssuppor among african american voters is also at an all low look at this poll. it found t that just 66% of african-americans are supporting joe biden. in 2020, he wo0 n a whopping 93% of the african american vote. biden s base has bottoming out. he will not win in november. if these numberst he the s