Breaking news, a big deal bipartisan infrastructure deal believe it or not, a few hours, ago a group of 21 senators announced it. It came as a bit of a surprise, and earlier this week it said like sounded like said deal was likely dead. It appears that is no longer the case on the huge 1. 8 trillion dollar bill or deal seems to be happening. We will get pete buttigieg to talk about it he s been a big one for wanting that to happen. Screaming into the darkness about how republicans are being played but never offers critique to the difference. Everything is someone winning, losing, someone is getting screwed and someone is doing the screwing. It is a cold, very sad, cynical way to view the world, but it s also come to dominate the entire republican movement. It s the transgressive thrill of being a jerk, being cruel, mocking people and deriving them when they are in pain or suffering, or having a problem. The thing is, everyone in life and countless people who are jerks, might be a cowor
ciccoline and joaquin castro who presented arguments on what trump was doing during the capital and his tweets and statements against vice president pence on january 6. mister raskin. mister president, distinguishedmembers of the senate . managers ciccoline and castro will now remind us of what president trump was doing during theattack . they will show how he continued to stoke the insurrection and refused to speak out against the violence or do anything to stop it. mister ciccoline. mister president, distinguished senators. you just heard from my colleagues about the harrowing events that happen here at the capital january 6 . you saw that very disturbing video. i now like to turn your attention to what was happening on the other end of the pennsylvania avenue the white house . the truth is, the facts are that on january 6, donald trump did not once condemn this attack. he did not once condemn the attackers. in fact, on january 6 the only person he condemned is his ow
senators will take their seats. who seeks recognition? mister castor is recognized. mister president. good afternoon. it has been my great privilege over the past couple of weeks to lead this outstanding team of lawyers and dedicated professionals in the defense of the 40 fifth president of the united states. one of the most difficult things in leading such a talented group is deciding who is responsible for what, and the strategy in order in which we will present our evidence. you have heard from mister vanderwien, mister shaw on due process of law. and because i had the opportunity to set out the schedule i decided i would take the last substantive part of the case for myself. you can take take that two ways. the first perhaps is the best and that would be that it is almost over. the second is that perhaps you have to wait another hour for it to be over. the reason why i chose this section, and believe me it was a very difficult decision to make because i thought the ot
goodman. the pair announced he would be receiving the congressional gold medal. officer goodman was in the chamber and received a standing ovation. the house managers assert that they january 6 attack was a predictable and it was foreseeable. if so, why did it appear that law enforcement at the capitol were caught off guard unable to prevent the breach? why did the house sgt at arms reportedly turned down a request to activate theio national guard stating that he was not comfortable with the optics? counsel former president is recognized. could you read the question again please? the clerk will read the question again. the house managers assert that the january 6 attack was predictable and it was foreseeable. if so, why did it appear that law enforcement at the capitol were caught offguard and unable to prevent the breach? why did the sgt at arms reportedly turned down a request to activate the national guard stating that he was not comfortable with the optics? ho