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but that is under the indictment itself. really the issue is that there were 19 defendants. and the thing about 19 defendants is that there is a lot of opportunities for cooperation. and we've already talked about . rudy giuliani being somebody who might flip. indeed, the whole doctrine and the conspiracy doctrine is written to encourage people to flip. and when rico was enacted. 50 years ago, and in georgia, in 1980, it was structured in a way to be a super conspiracy doctrine to really be able to throw the book at people and ok encourage them to cooperate and turnover states evidence. so to me, the big thing for the news tonight, after reading the indictment and watching the press conference. is that of course donald trump is entitled to innocence but the big picture here, is donaldr trump, for so long got away with so much, and it started
two weeks. now, according to the fbi, when i had that private briefing unco jamie raskin, who had to feel uncomfortable sitting in there listening to all of thatttin there information thate being that we were receiving f from the fbi, considering he led an impeachmente of donaldr trump for simply asking about corruption in ukrainine, the fbi is talking about all these credible accusations they havehe with respect to corruption in ukraine from the biden famil y. we believe that that these banks will will will will show that they were that the money was laundered through shell companies more shell companies. so we're going to continue to to try to subpoenanks. the congressman. we're looking for more shell companies. yes. all right. americans now watch hillary clinton with top secrens now wt classified information on her servers and but nor prosecutorecutor will prosecute. they watch, quote, obstruction
waltons, not conservative at all. and i'm just wondering how longl your governor will allow this to happen. corporations inflicting their ideology inflir , if in ft proves to be true on school districts, public schools. >> right, exactly. and , you know, public schools are supposed to be accountable to the taxpayer, not to massive corporations. right. but here y you havou have a mase corporation funding dea and seniority in a state thatd voted overwhelmingly for donaldr trump and whicwhelmih elected a governor who campaigned against critical race theory,chi which i find interesting is this is whyd governor desantis was so determined to push back on disney because he wanted to stop this trend of corporations making opinions and taking stances and puttingas money behind political causes, oftentimes against whats. ative and that's why i think it's important for them to stay out entirely. just do your job.apprec
>> reporter: drawing rioters from huddling close by, shots fired outside the u.s. chamber, a riot with police, bipartisan pleas for mr. trump to tell his supporters to stand down. hours later, this video. >> so go home, we love you, you're very special. >> reporter: by 8:00 p.m. that night the building had been cleared, lawmakers returning to finish their job. then vice president mike pence rejected his boss's demands and declared victory for joseph biden. >> joseph r. baden has received 306 votes. >> reporter: democrats quickly voting to impeach president trump for inciting an insurrection, making him the first president in american history to be impeached twice. the capitol was fortified with thousands of federal troops lining the halls for the first time since the civil war, and on
day designed to be forgettable now seared into our memory. it started when they gathered the electoral votes. and the other year just a formality, but this time a catch. outside the white house, then president trump pushing his vice president to overturn the election results. >> i hope mike is going to do the right thing. i hope so. i hope so because if mike pence does the right thing, we win the election. >> reporter: the crowd fueled by repeated lies from the president of the united states and others that the election was stolen, marching to the capitol. for the next four hours, a shocking siege. [ chanting: usa, usa ]
indelible portraits of a deadly uprising that stunned the world, yet failed to stop lawmakers from certifying the election result. >> joseph r. biden jr. of the state of delaware has received 306 votes. >> in the days that followed, the streets of washington looked more like a war zone as things focused from afternoon insurrection to an inauguration. at a scaled down ceremony, president biden was sworn in as the 46th president. >> i, joseph robinette biden. >> the outgoing president refused to stick around for the festivities, but could not escape another impeachment. >> the president of the united states incited this insurrection. >> accused of inciting the riots, donald trump became the first president to be impeached
january 20th as president trump refused to attend, joe biden became the 46th president of the united states. >> we need all our strength to persevere through this dark winter. >> reporter: as mr. biden went to work, congress turned to accountability, but in the senate's impeachment trial, mr. trump was acquitted with minority leader mitch mccome choosing not to convict a former president. >> we have no power to convict and disqualify a former office holder who is now a private citizen. >> the rioters themselves facing justice almost immediately. federal prosecutors scrubbing social media for evidence. alleged rioters found in all 50 states. the election investigation involved 700 arrests, 158 guilty pleas, and dozens of convictions. by the summer after fiscal phen
twice. he was later acquitted by the senate. >> donald r. trump, former president of the united states, is not guilty. >> it was a dramatic start to a year still dominated by covid. >> we learned this morning that the pandemic has now taken 400,000 lives in the u.s. >> as the country emerged from a deadly winter, vaccines became more available, first to the most vulnerable, then to all adults, and event annually to most kids. despite the shot in the arm, more americans died from covid this year than last as the more contagious delta variant surged and hospitals filled again, treating mostly unvaccinated patients. >> now we are treating patients in the hallways. >> mask mandates sparked rage. at school board meetings. >> let the parents make the decisions. >> as classrooms cautiously returned to in-person learning.