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supreme court, that donald trump is constitutionally disqualified from being on the ballot in the ste primary. the opinion pulls no punches. quote, president trump incited and encouraged the use of violence and lawless action to disrupt the peaceful transfer of power. the tenor of president trumps messages to hisupporters in exshorting him to -- had an option to fight back. the cavalry was coming to find. heres where the colorado state supreme court went further, reversing the lower co...

about how the president tried to force it to an end. >> did you hear any part of the phone calls? >> yeah, i remember hearing the word wind. and i remember he said, you are our wind. >> new information today on the danger of the vice president faced as a result of the threats to his life, and the president know that thats what hes done. >> i am betrayed the united states of america. >> new evidence today showing that people working with the president to enact the scheme. they knew what...

investigation makes it case, day three, a losing presidential candidate, pressed to force his running mate, the vice president, to throw out the election results, to overthrow the u.s. government. >> when mr. eastman came in, he said, im here to request that you reject the electors. >> new witness testimony today about how the president tried to force it to an end. >> did you hear any part of the phone calls? >> yeah, i remember hearing the word wimp. and i remember he said, you are a ...

>> did you hear any part of the phone calls? >> yeah, i remember hearing the word wimp. and i remember he said, you are a wimp. >> new information today on the danger the vice president faced as a result of the threats to his life, and the president know that thats what hes done. >> i am betrayed by the united states of america. >> new evidence today showing that people working with the president to enact the scheme. they knew what they were doing was illegal. >> dr. eastmans emails st...

Dangerous theory, and would not let go, because he was convinced it would keep him in office. >> congressman pete aguilar, democrat of california, who led day three of the january 6th hearings today. joining us now, and im happy to say it is congressman aguilar. congressman, i know it has been a long and dense day for you. thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me, rachel. >> tell us about the significance of all the evidence you showed today, that john eastman and presumably, according ...

Democrat of california, who led day three of the january 6th hearings today. joining us now, and im happy to say, it is congressman aguilar. congressman, i know it has been a long and intense day for you. thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me, rachel. >> tell us about the significance of all the evidence you showed today, that john eastman and presumably, according to our evidence, the president himself, both knew that the plot that they were pursuing on january 6th, involving the vi...

Thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me, rachel. >> tell us about the significance of all the evidence you showed today, that john eastman and presumably, according to our evidence, the president himself, both knew that the plot that they were pursuing on january 6th, they knew it was illegal. why is that important? >> well, its important to build off of the last hearing that we had, which established the president knew he lost the election. and so, now, he knows he lost the election. ...

Very supportive people among the delegates in california. but 14 people speaking, anybody could make a big imbig impression. thats what theyre doing here, trying to differentiate themselves from one another. if anybody has a great sound bite or hit it out of the park in their speech, they will get more attention, both from california delegates and those in the media. >> i will talk to candidate john delaney, who wb speaking tomorrow, with a preview on what he will be speaking about. joining me n...

They work. the way this communication flows between the various commands. norad, and the national military command center in the pentagon that goes to multiple agencies to include the white house and how fast that communication works. where you are talking about really from a timeline perspective, the way you laid it out is quick. i know it doesnt seem quick for the people of hawaii, but humans in the loop, you have to have conversations, communications and talking and messages to make sure thin...

Alcohol content, for example, and who was the last person that he talked to. these are the kind of things that i would be looking at to see from an attack cycle perspective how far in advance he put this in place. >> its wrong to say he snapped. you dont built two platforms, bring in 23 guns, get a suite like this, plan this event and say you snapped. this is too well thought out. >> youre spot on, brian. and i agree with you. the interesting part will be how long ago has he put this plot togeth...