protest? a riot? the makings of some scattered illegal violence? or do you see something worse. one of the most severe felonies against the u.s. which is now on trial tonight. do you see sedition? that is what federal prosecutors see and what some juries saw and have now convicted, and it s our special report for you right now. we are living through a test of accountability, the doj s effort to convict in these separate sedition trials two years out from an attack that might fade out of view for some people. today the doj demanding juries continue to face what it felt like, what happened, the facts of that day. seemed like they just took mike pence out really quickly. yes, they did. a moment i never saw in my life, these individuals just rushed through security. they are inside statuary hall. obviously this is a huge victory for these protesters. they have disrupted the system in an enormous way. i completely condemn the violence in the capital. i ve spoken to the
life changing, honestly. i don t know i would be here i graduated college in the pandemic. the discoverability of it, having people like you, like, this is the dream right now, being on a show like this is unbelievable. trying to be cool. dream bigger. dream bigger. i don t know if you take requests. please. a lot of deejays, they don t like requests. but i m going to go slow so you can warm it up. donald trump. can t get enough of him. using a song quote or a rap lyric quote to make a point. again, that s donald trump using a song or lyric to make some kind of point. i would say, cold 45 and two zigzags, baby that s all we need. we can go to the park after dark and smoke that tumbleweed. and the beauty of that line is that real? the beauty of that line in the song crazy rap by afro man. you asked about this in the context of trump. number one, it made absolutely no sense.