going to talk about in a second of what happened at the capitol. still denying it, still saying it s nothing. wanting to move past it. and you cannot move past that without acknowledging and having at least some consequence or consequences for the party, for the republican party now and the former president of the united states. someone has to answer for what happened on january 6th. a direct assault on our democracy. no question, don. there has to be accountability. if there is no accountability for trump and his crew and what they did to this country on january 6th, we are in a heap of trouble. there s just no other way around it. i mean, to me that s why we have to keep holding their feet to the fire, don, no matter how much they complain over at fox and the five and all whatever their shows are called. they ve got greg and tucker. they complain about us calling them out. but guess what? we re going to keep doing it. it s not going to stop. yeah. i have no idea what
well, i mean, look, there s example after example that comes every single night if you look at what s happening with the supreme court, what s happening with affirmative action, what s happening with a woman s right to choose. what s happening with election laws around the country. that is a direct, right, example of elections have consequences. absolutely. there s an election coming up in 2022. but you look at what s happened since the last election. look at the big lie. look at the people who are lying about the new video that i m going to talk about in a second of what happened at the capitol. still denying it, still saying it s nothing. wanting to move past it. and you cannot move past that without acknowledging and having at least some consequence or consequences for the party, for the republican party now and the former president of the united states. someone has to answer for what happened on january 6th. a direct assault on our democracy. no question, don. the
giant step closer to getting the documents former president trump is fighting to keep a secret. plus, actor jussie smollett found guilty after claiming an attack on him was the result of a hate crime. and another group of americans are eligible to get a booster shot. ahead, who is rolling up their sleeves. announcer: live from london, this is cnn newsroom with isa soares. hello. it is friday, december 10th. and we begin this hour in washington, d.c. where a u.s. federal appeals court on thursday rejected former president donald trump s request to shield records from the house select committee on the january the 6th attack. but it is not the final word. the u.s. supreme court is likely to get involved. here s cnn s senior legal affairs correspondent paula reid with the story for you. reporter: a big victory for the house select committee investigating january 6 as a federal appeals court ruled former president trump cannot stop lawmakers from obtaining his white ho
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