and now we move through and see what happens when we come back from our district week. he did the right thing. i told when i spoke to him privately that i believe him to be a good man. i believe he did that thing and he did desmet he said something in a public comment that he wanted to be on the right side of history. i believe he was. for that, we should reward him. chrissy houlihan, i want to thank you so much at the end of a long day. i detect a smile on your face as you head home. thank you for your time with us. let us go back to brendan buck. thank you for standing by. we wanted the congressman to finish this long day on capitol hill. let us talk about political playbook. it reports one of the other republicans who has signed on to marjorie taylor greene s motion to vacate, congressman massey is hoping to force johnson to resign on his own rather than remove them.
that s what perry wrote to meadows five days after the election was called for biden. what do you make of the sort of long-term participation of the republican members in this effort to overturn the election and to use the nsa and the dni to do so? look, it s so clear that so many of my republican colleagues from kevin mccarthy to marjorie taylor greene and others, they don t believe in democracy, the idea that a majority wins. in fact, they are opposed to that. and they re now more comfortable with violence than they are with voting, and they were willing to use any lever of government to try and take away your vote and make sure that it didn t count and as marjorie taylor greene asked for, imposing martial law, the idea that donald trump would be king of the united states, and that we would throw out a rule of law. and that s very scary, and what is even more concerning is, unlike september 11th, where there was an attack, we learned from it, we got better, we re