necessary. great, great. i know where you are, so i know where to find you. i ll see you soon. thank you as always. our top story the damning testimony at today s second january 6th hearing. much of it led with highlights by trump attorney general bill barr. i was somewhat demoralized, because i thought, boy, if he really believes this stuff, he has lost contact with with he s become detached from reality. and when i went into this and would, you know, tell him how crazy some of these allegations were there was never there was never an indication of interest in what the actual facts were. i saw absolutely zero basis for the allegations. i told him it was it was crazy stuff. completely bogus and silly and usually based on complete misinformation. they were idiotic claims. they obviously were influencing a lot of people, member of the public. complete nonsense. wow. and remember, everything you just heard is from a source that was not only very loyal to trump
last week was the fist hearing and in many ways it was rifting like a tragic terrible movie, that real video of the attack on the capitol. and today was pretty different. most of the time it s what you would call more just legally riveting. but that s important if you re building a case. so three takeaways before i bring in our exhorts. one, trump knew he lost. that came through over and over in the testimony today. not a debate about the facts, which does happen, but that trump didn t care about the facts at all. he was going with the stolen election claims before the election even ended, which means he was not confused about the tally he didn t care about the tally. that goes to a potentially criminal mind state. two, they all told him he lost. it s never fun to have every that you know, everyone you trust, everyone you ve hired say over and over you are the loser of this election, especially given what we know about donald trump. but just about everyone from the