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You really have to work hard to be a biggot and a racist. >> you is to get out there, taxi, refuse certain fares, not supporting a garbage voter rights bill. shame on him. and of course its divisive, and disgusting, and inaccurate, but whats really so disqualifying about it is how stupid it is. i mean the strategic gambit of this, the georgia bulldogs won their first national title in 40 years. theyre football. theyre in the middle of the biggest party american has ever seen yet. somebody was li...

The execution of the laws governing the transfer of presidential power. two months before the january 6th attack, rhodes said we arent getting through this without a civil war. his attorney was on the phone rhodes while the fbi was outside waiting to arrest him. >> republicans and right-wing pundits have been pushing the narrative that there was no insurrection. and part of how they make this case is they say, look, theres not been a single rioter charged with seditious conspiracy. january 6th c...

Going to make a few moments ago is that the reason the justice department took the time they did, prosecutors do not ever want to see charges they bring thrown out by judges. that sounds like an obvious point, but when charges are serious like this, that risk is quite great and i cited the example of, in detroit, just out of detroit about a decade ago, they made it to trial, i believe, on a seditious conspiracy charge that the judge tossed out. it is a hard charge to bring. and i think the justi...

Execution of the law, which is how the indictment puts it. its a hard charge and a rare charge in history. but it doesnt have to be the case like the citadel was shaking and they were about to have a successful revolution. the point is -- and this has come up in the previous successful indictments, if they were really going at the law itself, they were hindering delaying the execution of the law. this fits it to a t. it is just like an episode not many people know about in the 50s where puerto r...

What are they saying? >> his family is grieving, as you can expect. this is a horrible thing. they are just very, very thankful that the family in blue, the police department across harris county, the city of houston, ive been in contact with the federal authorities, with our state authorities, with the governor abbott of texas. everybody is joining together. this man will not escape. and because of that, they feel confident in the fact that theres justice for loved ones. right now theyre grievi...

Own hands. and you cant avoid land mines, no president can. you can try to figure out where they are and get around some of them, but theyre going to blow up on you. i think he realized that, and he showed an element of toughness today that was encouraging if youre a democrat. >> a couple of things. i can say this because were friendly, i didnt even know you were bald until you took the hat off. you learn something new every day. >> yeah, i am bald. been that way for a while. >> two, you are off...

Generalized overthrow of the government to the extent people didnt have the ability or power. to do that here seditious conspiracy is essentially conspiracy to interfere with or obstruct or stop or prevent the execution of any law. and here is a very particular law that was being executed at the time, the certification of the votes. so thats one thing. the specificity of it, the concreteness of it. and the other is this indictment that runs to 48 pages has paragraph after paragraph that recites ...

Conspiracy in an indictment by the department of justice. he is a leader of a gang called the oathkeepers. first, heres how the law defines seditious conspiracy. if two or more persons conspire to overthrow, put down or destroy by force the government of the united states or levy a war against them or to oppose by force the authority thereof or by force to prevent, hinder or delay the execution of any law of the united states. now, that law and that charge, seditious conspiracy, was most notably...

So lets have trial by combat. >> and then there is jenna ellis, you may remember her, the lawyer standing next to rudy giuliani and then when the whole -- i dont know what it was, if it was hair gel or bronzer or whatever, hair dye, who knows what it was, when it was dripping down. well, jenna ellis who reportedly wrote not one but two memos claiming mike pence could reject or delay the counting of electoral votes from some states, a claim that led rioters to call for his execution on january 6t...

Washington, dc. theyre accused of conspiring with other people to oppose, the fancy language, the force and execution of the laws governing presidential transfer of power, a fancy way of telling you, trying to stop what weve come to expect as the peaceful transition of power. and this man youre seeing on the screen is the biggest fish of the 11. and we always talk about who is the biggest fish, who is it going to be, youre looking at him. the founder of the far right militia oath keepers. hes ac...