72 hours to review bill text once a deal is in place and potentially vote as soon as tuesday on a bill. he also said he thinks he could get the majority of his republican members behind him. i feel closer to an agreement now than i did a long time before, because i see progress. listen, this is not easy in any shape or form. that doesn t back us away from it. we never agree to anything until everything is agreed to. are you confident you can get your full conference behind this deal? do you ever think you re going to get every single member to vote for it? i didn t get every single member to vote for me for speaker. what about the majority? i don t reporter: we re here in the capitol waiting to see what more comes of these talks. they re meeting virtually with the white house from here inside the capitol. we ll keep you updated.
enforcement was not more responsive as we reported here before, we know that there were armed officers standing in the basement of the reagan building just blocks from the capitol waiting for a command to leave and go to the capitol that never came. all these messages would be key in understanding the events of the day and the lack of response that allowed the insurrection to rise to the fever pitch that it did. and now, because these messages are also missing, that s one more key piece of information from the department of homeland security, also including secret service, falls under this large department, that we now won t have when the committee or when doj is putting together the pieces of that day and finding out who was really calling the shots. so i know that cuccinelli and wolf are responding on twitter to this reporting from the washington post and some of the reporting nbc did as well. what are they saying? what is their response? they re saying, look, first they re cal
it is so representative of it is your neighbor, it could have been anyone how did he get radicalized. he was a professional, educated, 30 years old, lived a couple blocks away from me in brooklyn. tweeted something about i think qanon people will have a come to jesus moment, and i think maybe that was me. so three years of increasingly problematic internet history, getting into pizza gate, which we talked about on the show quite a bit, and then qanon, just sort of spiraling. he lost family relationships. he lost his job. he lost girlfriends. he lost everyone he knew until that day that he came to the capitol. he stood on the steps of the capitol waiting for the storm, this prophesied day, where all
president trump? it is important that these are four confidants, these are people who have been close to trump for years from bannon who has been sort of one of the more bombastic people that trump has chosen to surround himself with, to cash patel at the department of defense the day that the insurrection or the mob attack happened. it shows that this committee, despite sort of the roadblocks it hit so far, the efforts by some lawmakers to make sure it is as bipartisan as possible, are going forward regardless. and they plan to move aggressively on this investigation. i ll be honest with you, brianna, the person on that graphic that we showed that i m the most interested in is cash patel. who had been installed at the department of defense and after all of that, the information we learned from peril , the book by woodward and costa, about what mark milley was doing, what was kash patel doing as this was unfolding, as we were at the capitol waiting for the national
president of the party. let s go back to richard nixon. he was the first modern vice president, the first brought into the policy-making circles of a president. prior to that, the vice president was largely a legislative figure who sat around in the capitol waiting for the president to die. vice president nixon, however, gets a very tough job from dwight eisenhower. dwight eisenhower is not a politician. he doesn t like politicians. he wants nixen to core ral the right party. tough job. lbj. poor lyndon johnson. he said yes to ben bernanke john f. kennedy s vice president because he thought he had power. he expected an office in the west wing. oh, no. john f. kennedy had no interest in giving him power. he makes him the head of the national space council. it sounds really cool, but when he did that, he was not expecting to send people to the