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her leadership role by the end of the month. she voted to impeach trump. she criticized senators who promoted the big election lie. she also committed this apparently unforgivable political sin of greeting president biden in the house chamber last week. and when asked about her future in the gop, minority leader kevin mccarthy provided little job security. is cheney still a good fit for your leadership team do you believe? that s a question for the conference. now mitt romney gets the trump effect. the former gop presidential nominee narrowly avoiding a vote this weekend. listen to the reception he got in his home state from his own party. you know me as a person. i say what i think. i don t hide the fact that i wasn t a fan of our last president s character issues. and i m also known [ boos ] joining us now to discuss is peter wayner, he served in the reagan, george h.w. bush and george w. bush administrations. he is now a contributing writer at the atlantic. w
contradicts the other after all the first is meant to justify what the projump insurrectionists did and the second said they didn t actually do it. despite being incompatible, they are designed to gaslight and ask you to not believe what you saw with your own eyes and they both have already stirred people to kill, which is why there is still tight security at the capitol in advance to the march 4th date many qanon followers believe bizarrely will mark the return to power of the defeated 45th president. as for him at this weekend s political conference in orlando, he was back at it spouting election lies trying to raise money and using the same language that incited the insurrection. this election was rigged and the supreme court and other courts didn t want to do anything about it. they didn t have the courage, the supreme court. they didn t have the courage to act, but instead, used process and lack of standing. they should be ashamed of themselves for what they ve done to
kill, which is why there is still tight security at the capitol in advance to the march 4th date that many qanon followers believe bizarrely will mark the return to power of the defeated 45th president. as for him at this weekend s conservative politic action conference in orlando, he was back at it spouting election lies trying to raise money and using the same language that incited the insurrection. this election was rigged and the supreme court and other courts didn t want to do anything about it. they didn t have the courage, the supreme court. they didn t have the courage to act, but instead, used process and lack of standing. they should be ashamed of themselves for what they ve done to our country. they didn t have the guts or the courage to make the right decision. a lot of bronzer. it sounds familiar, and that s because in words and tone it s nearly identical to what he said about the former vice president quoting now, mike pence didn t have the courage to do wha
from charging its duties in the certifying the 2020 election results that took place on january 6, the day of the insurrection. he s speaking an unspecified amount of money and seeking it directly from former president trump. let s begin this hour with our cnn justice correspondent jessica schneider. this is really interesting. question is will it prove successful for him. can you explain what he s basing his argument on? reporter: the chance of success is what is in question here, poppy. because this is a fofnovel and unprecedented lawsuit. this is a top democrat suing the former president with rudy giuliani, accusing both of them of conspiring with far right groups to incite the insurrection at the u.s. capitol. not only is this lawsuit seeking monetary damages from trump and giuliani, and it could subject the former president and others to depositions and the disclosure of other information that might expose more details about what trump knew about this attack. it is a