7:00 p.m. whether you are someone who worked in politics, around politics for a long time, your personal level of worry about where things are right now, and your estimation of how much this sort of establishment professional class of the democratic party, which has to be the obstacle to this, gets it. chris, where do i start? if you ask me from my concern from zero to 100, i would say 10,000. it has been very clear for a very long time that the republicans don t want a fair democratic society because they will do everything in their power to either suppress the truth, or to make sure that maximum of americans eligible to cast a fair and safe ballot don t do that. i think that the challenge is that so many people that were a part of the movement are no longer in leadership positions
look back together now and in future generations over the turning points in our country s history. wherever you are coming from politically, the failure to have a peaceful transition of power and the attempt to have a president stay in power extra-constitutionally is a major turning point in history. it s very important for someone to come in and fill the gap. not just the democrats in congress, but i would say historians, political scientists, lawyers, others should be putting together commissions that leave behind white papers so the americans now and in the future, our children and grandchildren, will have a sense of what the truth was. democracies get by with politicians getting by with small lies. democracies can t get by with a big lie in the middle of a system. one way to deal with a big lie is get together and write about what the truth was. there is part of what, you know, what you are pointing to, i think, and your scholarship has pointed to is that the thor
with giuliani, he maid himself available. hoe had all sorts of things he wanted the mayor to get through to americans and in this case, the u.s. government said, guess what, this guy is a rugs agent, and the justice department would now be on the same page as the treasury department and the intelligence community, and and that have been watching this guy and saying, good. do you have a sense of how advanced things and andre a guy who hemmed set up the needing, another former parliamentaryan, who set it up, has been talking to the fbi. we also understand from other
united states politics. the united states government has done everything short of jumping up and down and lighting their hire on fire to see that durkash. he went to a moom in mos cue before the election, and the u.s. intelligence, they put out a statement saying, hey, everyone, foreigners are trying to meddle in our election,and the only individual person who they named in the statement was andre durkash. literally the only one. they said this is the person you need to be paying attention to. this is public facing and open about communicating with americans and influence the discourse here. i messaged with him multiple times here. and he is accessible and focused on sending his message to americans, through the media, and through other and through other means and what we see here, of course, in the case
i saw the very, very right swing republican congressman praising ashley babbitt who lost her life. she was shot and killed by a capitol police officer, and he was praising her as a martyr. i don t agree with, even though what happened to her was horrible. we had probably know more about what happened there? honestly, that seems like a useful thing. there s not been a ton of information on that. we didn t get a ton of read outs on it. so it s like, let the chips fall where they may. it s a complicated day. we should get to the bottom of it. is a way to view it that is not wholly partisan. yeah, here s the thing, if he was so upset about her, and the protectioning americans and the lives of americans, then why did he enable the rhetoric and lives that led to that moment. i literally saw red, and i was