hill for us. lauren, where do things stand right now? reporter: this debate just getting underway on the house floor, and you are hearing a powerful rebuke from democrats who are arguing that if any chamber should know the dangers of talking or trying to encourage violence and what can happen, it should be members of the u.s. house of representatives. you heard that point from representative mary gay scanlon, a democrat from the state of pennsylvania, who was arguing, really, remember what happened during the insurrection, remember that talking about violence can always be taken seriously by followers of members of congress. that is what democrats are arguing on the floor today as they debate this resolution and the rule on this resolution to strip paul gosar of his two committee assignments as well as censure him. republicans on the other side of the aisle are talking about how this is unprecedented, how they are arguing this is setting a dangerous future for the house of
died in the third was wounded. all of this as wisconsin officials remain on edge. sandra: alexis mccracken was asserting itself alive outside of the courthouse there for the crowd has been building. all of this went down when we learned that the jury had a couple of questions when the judge front of impact in the courtroom. that s right. there s been a lot of action in the courtroom. the jury seats were empty and now they have been in and out of the courtroom here as they have more questions for the judge. the prosecution and the defense and the room as well. it is not surprising that these jurors might have questions. these are the instructions they were given. more than 30 pages of instructions. the jurors, a couple of things that we know they asked are that they wanted to receive the video from the night in question a few more times. the judge will be allowing them to come back in the courtroom to review those clips as well as pictures. moments ago, drudge bruce schroe
paul gosar. republican leadership has not condemned gosar at all which depicted him in some sort of fantasy killing of democratic congresswoman. gosar took the video down and said it was not intended to be violence. i guess you can call him that version of apologizing. speaking to reporters later this hour and while he is not condemned gosar s behavior publicly he urged members of his caucus to stop attacking the 13 republicans. some received death threats for simply supporting what used to be a noncontroversial subject. stark and bleak of when there is apparently more anger with a republican who voted for roads and bridges and a republican who depicted the death of a democrat. this entire gosar video episode has inflamed already elevated concerns about basically allow violence to be main stream against members of congress. toxic political rhetoric on the right including the president s ongoing defense of the january 6th insurrection. for his part, gosar somehow is defending
deal to me. hannity responds, feeling is mutual. the january 6th committee has had these texts for months. committee member congressman jamie raskin saying even with all the leaks, it s a very small fraction of the information we have that has become public. most of the evidence has not been divulged. there s still witnesses the committee wants to hear from, including trump ally steve bannon, who is currently indicted for contempt of congress. the feds pushing back on bannon s claim for stonewalling the committee, stating he was following government direction. prosecutors saying it s not valid because trump was not a government official at the time. the committee is probing how seriously trump considered using his emergency powers to overturn the election. gop congresswoman marjorie taylor greene, again denying that she was advocating the use of martial law. did you send a text asking for the president to declare martial law? did you do that? you know, i don t recall thos
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