to do the business of their cities, their counties, their states, and this nation. their families don t sign up for this to be harmed. and it is wrong. the san francisco chief of police on the attack against paul pelosi. authorities now say the zip ties were found at the scene. welcome back to morning joe. 9:00 a.m. on the east coast. 6:00 a.m. out west. we begin with the attack on house speaker nancy pelosi s husband inside the couple s california home on friday. let s bring in national correspondent who is at the san francisco hospital where paul pelosi is recovering from a fractured skull and the surgery he had to have for it. miguel, what is the latest? good morning, paul pelosi is inside the hospital s intensive care unit. his son when leaving the hospital yesterday was asked how his father was doing. he responded, doctors are building him back together. this as we learn more about the suspect who had some troubling postings online. reporter: this morning, the ha
they want a sense of purpose. the former leader of the world is saying you re a patriot, serve me. i understand that energy. i want to be part of something as well. what s scary is they ve been given the playbook to not have to accept accountability for anything that makes them feel uncomfortable. over the summer you caught up with trump supporters to get their reaction to the january 6th committee hearings. let s take a look at that. what happened on january 6th? what do you think happened in there? i don t really know. january 6th, the election day? the election day was back in november. i don t even know do you know about january 6th? no. when i say january 6th, that means nothing. that s just a day to you. yeah. did you hear about the insurrection attempt at the capitol? no. no. for almost everyone here, insurrectioning was a nonissue. it was the hearings themselves that were the problem.
do you know about january 6th? no. when i say january 6th, that means nothing. that s just a day to you? yeah. did you hear about the insurrection attempt at the capitol? no. for almost everyone here, insurrectioning was a non-issue. it was the hearings themselves that were the problem. i think it s an abom nation. it s mccarthyism, a witch trial. witch trial? it is. yes. a mob of people coming together with pitch forks. and we can t have that. with an agenda, here s the narrative we re pushing. a mob pushing an agenda. that can t stand in america? no. we should have an investigation about a mob of people. everybody would watch that. are sure. nancy pelosi is very responsible for what went on then. she planned it she planned what happened? i believe so. why did she plan to get attacked by a mob of trump
senatorial committee, not donald trump, and i think we know how that affects senatorial behavior on the republican side. we really do. the other thing i always think about is all of this fund raises, but it turns out the headlines are saying it s going to his legal defense, so that s not great. right. i want to turn to the developments this week and liz cheney who we ve talked about more than once this week about this scene from the house floor where she read from the united states code. and when you are reading from the book of crimes as i like to call it, you know, and you are describing a set of facts, in this case, donald trump s behavior and his allies behavior, and what they did leading up to, during, an after the insurrectioning and you apply that to the law you have just read, i see a crime. how did you process that? was she trying to send a signal to the justice department? i think she is, zerlina.