president was talking to as people were breaking windows and climbing into the capitol. so read into that what you will. we re getting a better idea the sheer scope of that committee s work. 20 new subpoenas are about to be handed out, apparently. chairman benny thompson tonight offering few clues as to who they re going to call. who s in this next batch? like what kind of well, some of the people that have been written about, some of the people who haven t been written about, you know, we re just doing our body of work. among those expected to be served, as they say, and we ve said this many times before, trump attorney general john eastman. he is the trump-friendly lawyer who argued vice president menace indeed had the authority to overturn 2020 presidential election and then blamed him for the attack on the capitol when he didn t. vice chair of the committee liz cheney confirms to nbc news the committee has interviewed already 150 people. not among them, however, i
in town and his number 10 jersey will be retired tomorrow and it s going to be extremely emotional. it s going to hang next to the jersey of his father, archie manning, another former qb superstar who played 13 seasons in the nfl. the manning family is beloved in oxford so it is a special time to be here indeed. i don t know about you guys, but the energy is pretty electric, the crowd is not [cheers and applause] i want everybody knows already who watches this show and listens to me on radio for years that i am a major sec football fan and the tradition of football is a huge part of life. not just here in the south but it s also across the midwest, the west coast, new england, where i am from and once a week every fall we gathered together in our homes and bars and stadiums and tailgates to cheer for our favorite team and it is what they call the old normal. it s called america, all right? and we told you a year and a half ago that the tragedy of this pandemic wasn t just g
and his family are in town and his jersey will be retired, it will be extremely emotional and hang next to the jersey of his father, another superstar who played 13 seasons in the nfl. the manning families beloved in oxford so a special time to be here. the energy here, the crowd is not. everybody knows who watches this show and listens to me, i m a major ftc football fan in the tradition of football is just a huge part of life not just here in the south but across the midwest, the west coast, and once a week of freefall we gather together in our home at bars and stadiums and tailgate to cheer for our favorite team and it is what they call the old normal, it is called america and we told you i year and a half ago the tragedy of this pandemic wasn t just going to be measured in the number of lives lost but in how much of our culture and traditions we lose in the process. we want you a lot of powerful people would try to use the temporary covid crisis to create a new normal. th
doesn t really apply, because those who got into the capitol, like the qanon guy with the horns were clueless. whether by design or happenstance, this was just one piece of the puzzle. as evidenced by the senate judiciary committee s interim report. there were at least five moves parts. first, you had efforts on the ground in various states including georgia, michigan, arizona and pennsylvania to challenge the election results. at the same time, you had president trump getting advice from a lawyer first seen on tv as to how he can block certification of the election. additionally, trump was leaning on the justice department to release a led for the credibility to overturn the georgia election. kind of like nixon trying to get the cia to back off on its watergate investigation. from the new book peril from costa and woodward, we now know that trump was trying to get vice president pence to reject votes from states. their role, whether they explicitly understood it or not was
country. in 2009, 77% of americans said they considered themselves to be believing christians to continues, over the course of the obama administration, that number dropped by 12 points. over the same period, the number of atheists and self identified nonreligious people in america jumped dramatically. that was before covid. politicians used the pandemic across the country to close thousands of churches and throw christians in prison for practicing their faith. here s the scene, for example, lester falcon idaho. police arresting the congregation for singing hymns outdoors. [singing] [indistinct] [singing] tucker: socially distanced hymn singing outside. what exactly were these people s crimes. that tape will be studied by future generations to figure out what is going on? what did these people do wrong? well, they publicly affirmed their belief in a. harridan government. you are not allowed. fewer and fewer american even think to do that. that does not man and this