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a walking alongside them, giving them all the information in the best information they can make before they have to be putting a situation where an abortion is the only option that they have. so i'll continue to do that. and loved mothers and families through these situations, recognizing that that they are often challenging and scary. and many times they're feeling very alone. and in south dakota, i hope that that's never our story governor, you are a potential vp contender for donald trump congresswoman, at stefanik and senator jd vance both have said that if they had been donald trump's vice president on january 6, 2021, they would not have certified the election. >> would you have? >> i think you can go back and keep talking about january 6, but the fact of the matter is that that was the day we hope we never see again here in this country we did not let's do justice by our country by showing and fighting over that day, we should focus on our freedoms and continue to uphold our constitution. so talking
challenging and scary. and many times they're feeling very alone.& in south dakota, i hope that that's never our story governor, you are a potential vp contender for donald trump's congresswoman, elise stefanik and senator jd vance both have said that if they had been donald trump's vice president on january 6, 2021, they would not have certified the election would you have i think you can go back and keep talking about january 6, but the fact of the matter is that was the day we hope we never see again here in this country. we did not do justice by our country by showing and fighting over that de, we should focus on our freedoms and continue to uphold our constitution. so talking in hypotheticals is not something that i do. i do with the reality of what i'm dealing with today and every single day and what i'm gonna do from now on until we get to november is continuing good to go across this country and talk to people about donald trump, talked to him about how he's the right man in the white house that will turn this country around
everything. really for nothing. i don't have remorse for attending protests. i don't have remorse for speaking out and saying that i believe that the election is stolen. i do have remorse for breaking a window and destroying my whole family's life and for thinking irrationally and not realizing, like, why don't you just sit down at this protest? >> rachel has regrets there about her action. she obviously minimized her actions, as she spoke about as if she had just broken a window, not -- the context of course important that it happened on january 6, 2021, at the u.s. capitol. what was stunning, rachel still totally stands by trump, and she still believes the election lies and ultimately the lies and conspiracy theories that brought her there that day. >> it's just absolutely -- i mean, it's remarkable to hear these stories from folks you are
articles, even those found in the constitution. unquote. on that subject, former vice president mike pence said on january 6, 2021, donald trump put himself over the constitution. governor haley, is there any meaningful difference in how you and donald trump view the constitution? >> i mean, look, you take an oath to the constitution. i think what you're seeing is donald trump basically said that the election was stolen. he went on and on talking about the election being stolen. he said that january 6th was a beautiful day. i think january 6th was a terrible day. and we should never want to see that happen again. and i think we have to always be strong on the fact that, look, we want fair elections and we saw some discrepancies in the elections in 2020 that should be concerning. that's why i passed voter i.d. in south carolina. that's why i think when absentee ballots go out you should be able to verify signatures. that's why i think ballots need to be counted on election day and you should get results on election day.
utility is you dishing about the rebate and you know to day yeah i was crazy now we can only do that once a week. a democrat makes us gag putting its head in a bag. i pick of the week comes to us from america's stickiest orifice as washington dc, where democrat congressman steve cohen look at that tweeted this baffling flashback of himself from january 6, 2021. look at that. he claimed he was terrified by the rioters. a man wearing a mask and a plastic bag might scare easily in the photo cohen's bottles of bizarre breathing apparatus that would make neil armstrong jealous. it's one small step for man and one giant step for losers.
even when they're mired in scandal. one year ago today, supporters of the far right election-denying former president of brazil, jair bolsonaro, stormed the brazilian congress and supreme court and presidential offices. they rioted. they violently tried to overturn the results of the election, in which their hero, president jair bolsonaro, had been voted out of office. that was one year ago today. our attack on our capitol to try to keep trump in office, that was january 6, 2021. their attack on their capitol, that was january 8th, two years later. and here today is "new york times" brazil bureau chief, jack nickas writing about that experience. he said, quote, there were two shocking attacks on the western
of being they ar talked to from the waist down. only, you know, it's a waist up for me. d lked abomy eyes, my ears, my , my mouth and my brain. and whichever part y itstalk candidates are willing to talk to women from the waist up also fm the up cancan prevail. january 6, 2017. they talked about golden showers and russia collusion. they briefed the president elect at trump ussi january 6, 2021s all jo is all joe biden can focus. i can't believe this man goes to hallowed ground like libertyb ,like the liberty bell, independence hall in pennsylvania, like the ame churchbell ind. where nine innop people were slaughtered and castigate and denigrateey wn divides us.t people aren't going to buy. they want to be lifted up, not by their sean: president. >> let me go to tommy. tommy, the old playboo lo k maga republicans democracy in peril. january you know is any this going to work analogies do you see that working? in tou is that resonating? you're in touch with youngchh pp people more than the three of us. no offense to my fellow panelists, but youle us, know yg
political institutions matter. and in our two-party system, each of the two parties matters a lot, even when they stink, even when they're mired in scandal. one year ago today, supporters of the far right election-denying former president of brazil, jair bolsonaro, stormed the brazilian congress and supreme court and presidential offices. they rioted. they violently tried to overturn the results of the election, in which their hero, president jair bolsonaro, had been voted out of office. that was one year ago today. our attack on our capitol to tro to keep trump in office, that was january 6, 2021. their attack on their capitol, that was january 8th, two years later. and here today is "new york times" brazil bureau chief, jack nickas writing about that experience. he said, quote, there were two shocking attacks on the western hemisphere's two largest 's democracies, both broadcast around the world and both
state's ballot because of his role on the attack on congress january 6, 2021. last night at 10:00, police and fire vehicles descended on the washington home of the federal judge who is overseeing trump's january 6th case in d.c. once again, a fake report of a shooting had been called in. nothing was amiss at the judge's home, but it provoked a massive and dangerous police response. it's called swatting. it's calling in fake emergencies to draw an armed police response, hopefully a s.w.a.t team response, to somebody's home. armed police rushing in to what they believe is a very dangerous active shooter situation. it's always scary. it's always risky. it's something that has had
of an official proceeding on january 6, 2021. jamie raskin: the whole purpose and obvious effect of trump's scheme were to obstruct, influence, and impede this official proceeding-- jake tapper: conspiracy to defraud the united states, conspiracy to make false statements and perhaps the most grave referral, the one for aiding or assisting an insurrection. jamie raskin: --anyone who incites others to engage in rebelling, assists them in doing so, or gives aid and comfort to those engaged in insurrection is guilty of a federal crime. jake tapapper: it's s a chare that may b be particulularly didifficult toto prove. ririchard dononoghue: you u e to h have criminal intent. here, you have the problem of proving what was in the president's mind. i've heard people say, well, he was willfully blind. should he have known? yes, but if he did not, i don't know that that's a crime. michael luttig: i said that-- jake tapper: not everyone shares that view.