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>> you embarrassed your valuable friends in high places, elected officials, people in the media, you embarrassed them. we have to live with that vehicle i don't know if those relationships can be prepared. you become toxic in your own workplace. your career future is uncertain at really best and it was really on a rocket ship to success and now you have turned yourself into riches to rags, and it is so unfortunate. your very name has become an adverb for lying, and i cannot imagine what could be worse than that. people talk about situations where somebody is lying and trying to manipulate, and...

Jussie smollett spent on this incident. the judge accused him of writing a scrismt pulling together the actors, pulling together the props. the judge said it was not a very good script. the judge also telling jussie smollett that he caused pain to real hate crime victims. also saying he did damage to the city of chicago and let's not forget what the judge said the performance on the witness stand, the judge telling jussie smollett that it was perjury, hours and hours of perjury on the witness stand. so, you know, heading into the sentencing today, there was all types of estimations of whether ...

Start today, right here right now. >> i am not suicidal. >> okay. >> i am not suicidal. i am innocent. if i had -- black americans in this country for over 400 years in this country and the lgbt community and if anything happens, i did not do it to myself, and you must all know that. i am not suicidal. i am not suicidal! and i am innocent. i could have said that i was guilty a long time ago. >> judge james lynn roasted smollett just before he sentenced him to 150 days in jail. judge lynn told five that's be 25's name has become an adverb for lion, pulling jussie, that he can think of anything ...

Meadow's texts. >> these nonprivileged texts are more evidence of president trump's supreme dereliction of duty during those 187 minutes and mr. meadow's testimony will bear on another key question before this committee. did donald trump, through action, or inaction, corruptly seek to obstruct or impede congress's official proceedings to count electoral votes. >> though that's exactly what they've been accused of, obstructing the official proceedings. >> i think there's a real important reason why liz cheney uses the boilerplate language. did donald trump corruptly, you know, this is the key a...

Assuming, well, surely the american people will find the perfect phone call boldly illegal, and a lot of people fear we're heading into that same dynamic with the one-six committee. talk about the gulf between what you historians will write about 1/6 and how the republicans will react in dismissing whatever the findings are of the committee. >> absolutely. january 6th is arguably one of the most important days in the -- it's not even arguable. it's one -- strike the adverb. it's one of the most important days in the history of the republic because since 1812 no one had done this. the confedera...