intended to intimidate lawmakers. if we have to, we re going to go to homes and let them know what we think about them. there were multiple protests. i don t remember the exact number, three at least outside either my district office or my home. you re correct. my then 15-year-old son was home by himself for the first one. all of my personal information was online. it was my personal email, my personal cell phone, my home phone number. in fact, we had to disconnect our home phone for about three days because it would ring all hours of the night, would fill up with messages. brian butt cutler, we re outside. outlining pressure from trump aides and the ex-president himself to peddle the big lie even as team trump admitted they didn t have any evidence. he said we ve got lots of theories, we just don t have the evidence. and i don t know if that was a gaff. maybe he didn t think through what he said. both myself and others in my group and my counsel both remembered tha
Miles taylor and jason. the conspiracy to overturn the election has been proven beyond any reasonable doubt. whether or not there are criminal acts that can be proven to a jury i suppose as a society we re still dealing with that. merrick garland doesn t seem to indict anybody. but this hearing proving beyond any reasonable doubt that there was a conspiracy to so distrust any result other than a donald trump win, case closed. you know, i think the committee is going even beyond that. i think this gives me your question gives me the answer to reanswer really the first question you asked me about what stood out as the most new to me and the most shocking, and that is this story of the way trump s actions have caused this pervasive political violence at
Dependent on zelensky publicly announcing investigations. this is the most disturbing day in congress. so far. it means more people will come back in and reanswer questions. the president quick to dismiss the testimony. here s the problem. he s a never trumper and his lawyers a never trumper. joining me now. january dean former nixon counsel. the state department for 31 years under both republican and democrat presidents. she s known bill taylor. for 25 years. david gergen and elliot williams. former assistant attorney general. know now the testimony that we - have seen. you heard ambassadors taylor testimony. he laid out evidence of a quid
Wanted to reanswer steve about the developing world. i mean, if the developing world is going to rely on fossil fuels, on oil and coal to the extent that the united states relied on it over the last 70 years, that s the end of the planet, steve. we can t possibly have a planet that relies and depends that much on fossil fuels. that s one of the reasons there s so much interest and one of the reasons the united states had been so dedicated to helping developing nations move to wind and solar. except that as you know, i mean, natural gas what s happened in america is we ve dramatically reduced our electricity prices because the price of natural gas has gone from $12 down to 3. it s made electricity prices lower. and the interesting thing about natural gas, i keep hearing folks all over cnn keep saying we have to move to clean energy,
The free market drives where money goes. you cannot stop the free market from acting simply by giving enormous tax credits. we are going to run out of money if we do that. yes, it is a symbolic win and it is really bad policy. these questions have to reanswer. where does does the $7 million come from? indiana taxpayers? from the carrier statement regarding the indianapolis operation specifically howard. the benefits of free tra trade we ll continue to require solutions for the long-term competitiveness of the u.s. in americans and american workers moving forward. we know the huntington plant too far away from the indianapolis plant is losing 700 jobs with those folks having jobs lost south of the border and there is over 600,000 plus square foot fill till that s been built by