full extent of donald trump s misdeeds, including the attempted coup, the attack on the capital, or coming to life in remarkable detail. that is thanks to that long-awaited final report from the bipartisan january 6th select committee. last night on this show we highlighted just one portion of that report, and one aspect of his particular misconduct. his work in tandem with his lawyer john eastman to corruptly pushed the bogus and legal theory that then by s president mike pence could unilaterally throw out the results of the election and install trump as a winner. even though both men knew the plot was unlawful. now, the committee referred to that plot in chapter five as, quote, a coup in search of a legal theory. now, that alone frankly should be enough to american politics permanently if not true trump criminally. but chapter five, the chapter that we focused on last night was just one of eight chapters detailing all aspects of the attempted coup. the 845-page report dro
january 6th insurrection, the full extent of donald trump s misdeeds including the attempted coup, the attack on the capital, are coming to light. in remarkable detail that is thanks to that long awaited report from the bipartisan january 6th select committee. last night on the show, they highlighted just one portion of that report, and one aspect of trump s particular misconduct. his, work in tandem with his lawyer john eastman, to corruptly pushed the bogus and illegal theory that then vice president mike pence could unilaterally throughout the results of the election and install trump as the winner, even though both men knew the plot was unlawful. now the committee referred to that a coup in search of a legal theory. that alone, frankly, should be enough to pardon trump from american politics permanently, if not charge him criminally. but chapter five, the chapter that we focus on last night, we just one of a chapters dealing all aspects of the attempted coup. the 845-
january 6th insurrection, the full extent of donald trump s misdeeds, including the attempted coup, the attack on the capital, or coming to life in remarkable detail. that is thanks to that long-awaited final report from the bipartisan january 6th select committee. last night on this show we highlighted just one portion of that report, and one aspect of his particular misconduct. his work in tandem with his lawyer john eastman to corruptly pushed the bogus and legal theory that then by s president mike pence could unilaterally throw out the results of the election and install trump as a winner. even though both men knew the plot was unlawful. now, the committee referred to that plot in chapter five as, quote, a coup in search of a legal theory. now, that alone frankly should be enough to american politics permanently if not true trump criminally. but chapter five, the chapter that we focused on last night was just one of eight chapters detailing all aspects of the attempted
the room off of the oval office. he wanted to see which way it was going. on that theory he really thought he was going to be carried in. and that either mike pence or a substitute replacement, but they would install for him would either declare him the president for another four years or alternately would kick the whole thing into the house of representatives for a contingent election under the 12th amendment, where they knew they had the edge going in. because they controlled 27 state delegations, and we the democrats only had 22. pennsylvania was tied within its delegation 9 to 9. in the 12th amendment continued election. the members of the house don t vote on the basis of one member, one vote, but rather one state, one vote, which was then a constitutional point that trump was insisting upon. steve bannon talked about it, a bunch of them were congregating around that particular premise for the action.
office. he wanted to see which way it was going. on that theory he really thought he was going to be carried in. and that either mike pence or a substitute replacement, but they would install for him would either declare him the president for another four years or alternately would kick the whole thing into the house of representatives for a contingent election under the 12th amendment, where they knew they had the edge going in. because they controlled 27 state delegations, and we the democrats only had 22. pennsylvania was tied within its delegation 9 to 9. in the 12th amendment continued election. the members of the house don t vote on the basis of one member, one vote, but rather one state, one vote, which was then a constitutional point that trump was insisting upon. steve bannon talked about it, a bunch of them were congregating around that particular premise for the action. yeah, and i will just say