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The House speaker sat down with CNN for her first TV interview since her 82-year-old husband suffered skull fractures in the hammer attack. She said that her political future will be affected by the attack.

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Some point there have to be people who are willing to put, just like kinzinger and cheney have done, put it on the line. and if you get taken out, if you lose your committee, if you lose election, so what? theres life after congress. stand up and protect that institution. we stood up and protected it on january 6th. we have to protect that institution. its a part of america. so its going to take courage and its going to take some sack nyse. >> look, i like what the governors saying, paul, but it...

Who did this cartoon, chris, i think he should be punished for what hes done inside the house. its just unacceptable behavior. but what i will tell you is at some point there have to be people who are willing to put, just like kinzinger and cheney have done, put it on the line. and if you get taken out, if you lose your committee, if you lose election, so what? theres life after congress. stand up and protect that institution. we stood up and protected it on january 6th. we have to protect that ...

More from that "the new york times" investigation. its gripping to watch. it is the most disturbing thing you will see so far on this. and really, it traces the depth of the sort of cult-like commitment to trump and why they ran on the capitol that day. a close up look, really, at the craven massive assault on not just the heart of our country, the united states capitol, but also the democracy in process. and you see in blips and images and faces, the heartbreak for capitol cops, for d.c. cops a...

>> pete, you also want to ask, whats the next big case we should be looking out for? >> i think the one everybody will be watching for is the student speech case, can schools punish kids for things they say off campus. the benefits for student athletes. one of the rules in when the election rules go too far in restricting voting, and finally charities, can recipients of charities be forced to publicly disclose their contributions. well be getting those in the next two weeks. we have decisions on...

The indictment here and i want the guy in the quote/unquote intelligence department of the capitol police, with his hand in the air, taking an oath in front of a committee and answering this question, when you got this intelligence from the fbi, tell us why you didnt do anything with it. thats what i want to hear. >> and willie, we need to take ourselves back to january the 5th and look at the environment of january the #th. maybe there was a lack of administration. we heard about that before 9/...

Capitol attack. the senate committee also did not investigate former president trumps actions that incited the insurrection. and whats frustrating about this, joe, and im interested to hear your thoughts, is that this really folks on the mechanics of that day. the last thing i want to do is really be focusing on the capitol cops and their lack of preparedness. i want to know why they were and what led up to that and the reasons behind it, rather than focusing on the people who were attacked that...

Senators were at a baseball practice. tomorrow there is a bipartisan baseball game scheduled and this was the republicans practicing. police responded. two officers engaged in open fire, according to the alexandria police chief. theyre interviewing witnesses, theyre working with the capitol police and the fbi. they did tell us and confirm that five people, five people were transported in ambulances to the hospital. we have confirmation that congressman steve scalise is one of those people, an ai...

Friendly, are you friendly? and then found out that it was in fact police officers who responded within three minutes. also brad winstrop, many people saying very fortunate that he was there, a congressman who served in iraq as a combat surgeon. mika, he said this morning that he felt like he was back in iraq with the chaos and the gunfire ringing all around these members of congress who were there preparing for a charity event tomorrow night. mika. >> and stay with msnbc all day for the latest ...