Good Evening And Welcome to politics nation, tonights lead, 100 days. Americans will go to the polls in just 100 days, as an already eventful but dour 2024 president ial race has been reinvigorated for one week by the Vice President s entry into the race and her supporters have given their time and their Campaign Donations at a record pace. The Harris Campaign announcing a 200 Million Fundraising Total and more than 170,000 volunteers signing on since her entry just last sunday, and while excitement is running high, time is running short. The Harris Campaign has just over three months to push back on a flood of Race And Gender based attacks, from Donald Trump and the right, while engaging with lack voters and laying out a vision for The Future on issues that matter to the community like the economy, police reform, and the fight over inclusion. Its time to get to work. Joining me now, Michael Tyler, Communications Director for the harris for president campaign. We are counting down 100
Siege in harrowing detail recounting the trauma they endured at the hands of Violent Insurrectionists. Listen, some of what youre about to see and hear is quite disturbing. What i witnessed and experienced on January 6th, 2021, was unlike anything i had ever seen. On january 6, for the first time i was more afraid to work at the capitol than my entire deployment to iraq. Until then, i had never seen anyone physically Assault Capitol Police or mpd let alone Witness Mass assaults being perpetrated on Law Enforcement officers. What we were subjected that day was like something from a medieval battle. We fought hand to hand, inch by inch, to prevent an invasion of the capitol by a violent Mob Intent on subverting our democratic process. At some point during the fighting, i was dragged from the line of officers and into the crowd. I heard someone scream. I got one. As i was swarmed by a violent mob, they ripped off my badge and i heard people in the crowd yelling, get his gun. Kill him with
could actually be less. welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world, this is early start. good morning. i m christine romans. i m laura jarrett. tuesday, march 2nd. 5 a.m. here in new york. we begin this morning with a third woman coming forward with an allegation of sexual harassment against new york governor andrew cuomo. anna rusch tells the new york time she met the governor at a new york city wedding reception in 2019. she thanked him for his kind toast honoring her friends. she removed his hand and she said the governor told her she seemed, quote, aggressive and placed her is hands on her chee. rusch said cuomo asked if he could kiss her. she pulled away as the governor drew closer. rusch tells the times, quote, it s the act of impunity. i didn t have a choice in the matter. i didn t have a choice in his physical dominance over mere at that moment and that s what infuriates me. even what i could do, removing his hand from my lower back, ev
lie strategy, the coup attempt and how it all went. first the former president and a huge development in georgia. a special grand jury to investigate how the then-president tried to pressure officials. saying her office has information that the election in her state was, and i quote here, subject to possible criminal disruptions. criminal disruptions. this is big. and it s not just the former president. the da wants to look at rudy giuliani, lindsey graham and others. and remember the then president himself on tape telling georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger exactly how many votes he wants him to in his words find, 11,780. so, look, all i want to do is this. i just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have because we won the state. not like putting it right out there, just saying it out loud. who knows what would have happened if it hadn t been for election officials like raffensperger standing their ground. the people of georgia are angry. the
this is don lemon tonight. thank you so much for joining us. a web of legal trouble and tangled all up in it tonight are the disgraced former president, rudy giuliani and ivanka trump. and what we re learning tonight reveals more than we ever knew before about the coordinated big lie strategy, the coup attempt and how deep it all went. first the former president and a huge development in georgia. a special grand jury to investigate how the then-president tried to pressure election officials. fulton county da fanny willis saying her office has information that the election in her state was, and i quote here, subject to possible criminal disruptions. criminal disruptions. this is big. and it s not just the former president. the da wants to look at rudy giuliani, lindsey graham and others. and remember the then president himself on tape telling georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger exactly how many votes he wants him to in his words find, 11,780. so, look, all i want t