so, when will ginni thomas tell the committee all she knows about the insurrection? as the 11th hour gets underway on this thursday night good evening once again, i m stephanie ruhle. today the, january 6th committee made a powerful case about the relentless pressure donald trump and his allies put on mike pence to unlawfully overturn the 2020 election results. this afternoon, the committee presented detailed evidence revealing the intensity of that effort and the real danger pence was in on the day of the insurrection. mike pence, i hope you are going to stand up for the good of our constitution and for the good of our country. and if you are not, i m going to be very disappointed in you, i will tell you right now. i m telling you what, i m hearing the pence, i m hearing that pence just caved no i m hearing reports that pence caved. i m telling you, if pence caved, we are going to bleep through the streets. [inaudible] bring him out! bring out pence!
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about 600 billion all the way on the left side of that chart that is nothing to sneeze at. but that looks downright tiny compared to right now, we d killed for a number like that, you d have the deficit hawks dancing in the streets. so what happened? well, covid right. the deficits spike to run $3 trillion a year during covid, we had bailouts and stimulus checks and small business loans. all of that was deemed necessary, but it was offensive. what s concerning here though, is of course covid is over deficits are still very high. they re actually going even higher and it s unusual because normally that s something you see when the economy is in trouble, when unemployment is high, right now, we have low unemployment and high deficits. it s very hard or to make sense of this, listen, this is a bipartisan problem, right? both parties are to blame here. i think the good news is everyone agrees this is not sustainable. the bad news is it s going to take some bipartisan co
in the following year in 1982 and uva. it s a deeply conservative and a wonderful law school. at that time, it was i think more conservative than it is today. judge luttig had this sort of story career. he had worked at the supreme court before he went to law school. he left and went to the white house. he worked in the justice department. he became the youngest federal judge in the country. and when he speaks, people in federalist society and conservative legal circles, they listen. he has a brilliant mind and a forceful way of articulating his analysis. and he is highly influential. the hope here has to be that his testimony can breakthrough to those people, the people who will be listening to him. those people will be influential, when their own communities, and the hope has to be that this is one way to reach republicans. maybe not quickly, maybe not immediately, but as word of his testimony, and his argument reaches out into communities, you know, just this one simple
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