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told him he needed to be doing something more. and aware of the rioters' chants to hang mike pence, the president responded with this sentiment, quote, maybe our supporters have the right idea. mike pence, quote, deserves it. >> mike pence deserves it. that's one of several new findings revealed yesterday. you may hear there was nothing new, but that's not the truth. cheney revealed multiple republican congressman, including gop representative scott perry, sought presidential pardons for their roles in trying to overturn the election. trump's attorney general bill barr told him, his ...

The capitol guard, the idea that he would urge them and would join them on going to the capitol tells you a little bit about what he hoped would happen january 6th. and that's pretty critical. it's also critical to understand what he -- how angry he was that he couldn't join his followers at the capitol. i mean, that also goes to state of mind. why was he so desperate to join a group of people, again, with firearms, with weapons, with them as he basically pressured his vice president not to accept the peaceful transfer of power and the legitimate election of joe biden as president? >> you know...

© Getty Images With 44 of the 50 Senate Republicans declaring that impeaching a president who is no longer in office is unconstitutional, the House of Representatives’ resolution to impeach Donald Trump for inciting an insurrection on Jan. 6 will almost certainly fall far short of the 67 votes required to convict him. Nonetheless, Americans should remember that although many Trump loyalists in the Senate refuse to hold the former president accountable for the assault on the Capitol, they do hold him responsible. Perhaps the tally would be different if the ballot were secret. ADVERTISEMENT ...

Vice President Harris and second gentleman Douglas Emhoff stopped at a Washington, D.C., veterans hospital on Saturday to hand out cookies to essential workers. 

"I said I'd be an impartial juror. Anyone listening to those arguments — the House managers were focused. They were organized. They relied upon both precedent, the constitution and legal scholars. They made a compelling reason. President Trump's team were disorganized," he said. Cassidy on Tuesday voted along with all Democrats and five other Republicans to say that it was constitutional to hold the trial, the first for a president already out of office.   ADVERTISEMENT Unlike the other five, Cassidy's vote caught immediate attention because he supported an effort late last month by Sen. ...