coup. and if necessary, violent insurrection. this cannot be tolerated. as you said, anderson, he says the quiet part out loud. he's done it before. but before, we could look the other way. we could say, well, he's not really going to shoot someone on fifth avenue. but this time, we know what he's planning to do. we know what he has already done. we know what almost succeeded. we know what he is threatening to do. if we care about this country, about saving it from someone who really asserts the divine right of kings to rule over all of us, we must indict him. there is no longer any need to dot the is, cross the ts, follow the evidence where it leads. the evidence has led us to the rubicon and we must now cross it. >> it is remarkable when you think of the fact that this president stood in front -- you know, encouraged a -- mobs of