tonight on the reidout we have got to get to proceedings. there has to be somewhere we can maintain the sense that people have that there is some security or some confidence that government can function and that we can elect a president of the united states. it s been exactly two years since the january 6th insurrection. and watching nancy pelosi s leadership in a crisis is a stark contrast to how we currently have no speaker of the house at all. and while kevin mccarthy may have gained votes today, he has now lost the speaker s race 13 times. not exactly inspiring confidence, and another glaring example of his failures as a leader. and on january 6th, we would be remiss if we didn t mention mr. fist pump, josh hawley, lucas kuntz, the democrat who announced he s running against hawley, joins me tonight. and we begin tonight with the two-year anniversary of the january 6th insurrection. when 64 days after election day a mob of donald trump loyalists stormed the
and then he changed his mind for politics. how can anyone on the democratic side respect him if he becomes the speaker or trust him? well, i ll speak only for myself, that i don t respect him. i want so much for the republican conference to be successful, to be unified, and to be about the people. and the people s work. but at turn after turn, we haven t seen that. i have said at turn after turn these last years, mr. mccarthy made choices. we all make choices, frankly, but mr. mccarthy made choices. after january 6th, we saw him with great resolve say that the president bared responsibility. and within days turned on that 180 degrees and became complicit, said there was not responsibility. and then with the very rogue members who came to his conference, instead of reigning them in, instead of showing maturity and saying your anti-semitic remarks are