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surroundings to know where the exits are and then the rest of that is run, hide, fight and that's what we did. >> andrew, jonathan said it good they have the training but sad they have to have the training. could this have ended differently if the hostages didn't have the training or courage they show snd. >> sure, sure. that's the purr fpose of the training, run, get out, ie, conceal yourself if you can't get out and when everything else falls apart, you have to fight. you cannot give up. don't give in. don't give up. don't ever give up. these people stayed in the fight. they were thinking tactically. they were maneuvering themselves towards the door. they were communicating with each other. they did, you know, everything right here and one mistake, one thing if they'd kind of wallowed
don't give in. don't give up. don't ever give up. these people stayed in the fight. they were thinking tactically. they were maneuvering themselves towards the door. they were communicating with each other. they did, you know, everything right here and one mistake, one thing if they'd kind of wallowed in fear and not thought tactically, they may not have been positioned to take advantage of the opportunity so thank goodness they were. >> here is jonathan co-win who survived this attack. >> this guy was not the sugar we hear about all the time that wants to come in shoot all the jews. this is not him. he came to us and terrorized us because he believed these tropes, these antis-semitic tropes jews control everything and if i go to the jews they can pull the strings. he said i come to you because i
to be some kind of respite from the pressures of capitol hill, last night there was an interruption in that respite, at least for some. during the game a group of fairly cheerful but determined protesters dropped these banners that very much reminded the baseball players of their day jobs. the signs read reconciliation first. hold the line. meaning pass the reconciliation bill. pass the president's budget first. hold the line. don't give in. also, there was this one we showed you, our lives are not a game. pass $3.5 trillion. that is for the $3.5 trillion build back better plan. the reconciliation bill. president biden's budget bill. there is also one other banner that was perhaps a little less cheery. at the very top of the screen there, it said, democrats, don't eff this up. all of those messages aimed at
that very much reminded the baseball players of their tay jobs. the signs read reconciliation first. hold the line. meaning pass the reconciliation bill. pass the president's budget first. hold the line. don't give in. also, there was this one we showed you our lives are not a game. pass 3.5 trillion. that is for the $3.5 trillion build back better plan. the reconciliation bill. president biden's budget bill. there is also one other banner that was perhaps a little less cheery. at the very top of the screen there it said, democrats don't f this up. all of those messages aimed at democrats last night ahead of the pivotal vote or votes there scheduled to take today. the really pivotal one we are waiting for them to take this hour. house speaker nancy pelosi has said she is holding a vote today on the small, bipartisan roads and bridges bill that has already passed the senate.
going after democrats who he disagrees with all the time? he's going after republicans who disagreed with him one time mainly and that is on imp impeachment and that is not good for the republican party. >> what does it mean, john kasich, for the remaining nine house republicans that voted to impeach then president trump? >> fight like hell. don't give in. go out and tell people what you think. today i was with a couple guys and i was pointing out to them that, you know, normally when somebody leaves people say nice things. trump is gleeful bragging saying look how horrible this is and i said guys, one was an athlete, i said is that the what the youth expect the opposing coach to do when they lose a game to make fun of you and go okay, don't blame us. don't blame us. we're republicans but don't blame us and that's no way to behave. yeah, it's a sad thing when we're losing those folks but don't give in. keep going.
main rallies. king said the 1965 voting rights legislation was critical. at the time you had to guess the number of jelly beans in a jar in order to vote. you have this voter rights, original landmark legislation, activists say, that's being chipped away. take a listen. >> this is a battlefield of morals and you are armed with the truth. and the truth is a flame you cannot extinguish. people have done it before and will do it again. we will demand federal voting rights until we have them. so don't give up. don't give in. don't give out. you are the dream and this is our moment to make it true.
>> zero. it's amazing what social media does these days. did i an interview live on the radio. did i respond to a newspaper. at first i didn't even want to dignify this ridiculous request. by giving an answer. you know, i better do something. so i did respond and it has gone viral. the amazing thing about this is you know in 22 years of being mayor, there has been lots of issues come to this city. not one has been like this. i mean, we are getting letters, emails, text messages. and all kinds of suggestions for new names such as drumstick drive or mashed potatoes and chicken dinner boulevard. or baked chicken. it's amazing. we have pictures of people standing under this road sign with a bucket of kentucky fried chicken. it's amazing what this has done for our community and just unified our community saying don't give in. don't change the name. this is who we are. steve: doesn't sound like you want to russell any ruffle y
is one of those at least two individuals? >> in my mind, i have reasonable belief that mr. prince was not completely candid with the committee. i also believe if as we learned about the trump tower moscow discussions, that the president's spokesman's acknowledged that they went well into the campaign season, something that don jr. said in published senate testimony was not the case. >> do you think he knew that and that it was false at the time? >> look, what i'm suggesting is that not everybody can be telling the truth here, and there is reasonable suspicion that at least the two i mentioned should be brought back for further questioning. >> that's fascinate, since your committee has the legal subpoena power to do that. congressman, a lot of developments tonight. i really appreciate you taking the questions, sir. >> any time. thank you. >> congressman mike quigley from the intelligence committee. we're going to turn now to donald trump's lies and falsehoods backfiring.
he just reversed himself. to deny it is to try to escape from reality. and that we're ain't going to do here. >> dobbs is pointing out that trump's false pledge hurt himself and his political allies because other people, other republicans were putting their necks out based on trump's word. and this is where bluffing can blow up in your face. here is one of trump's most loyal cheerleaders taking trump's word during the shutdown. >> he's not going to sign a deal that doesn't have money for the wall. if he gives in now, that's the end of 2019 in terms of him being an effective president. that's probably the end of his presidency. >> the end of, quote, his presidency. and that's a trump supporter talking. now of course trump signed a temporary bill that doesn't have any money for the wall. apparently pelosi made him because she found a way to break this cycle of false pledges or lies. her floss which 5 was don't give
himself. he made a lot of comments during his confirmation hearings. >> what state? >> i'm sorry? >> what state? >> i think nationwide -- gerrymandering, out of north carolina, which is having a lot of trouble. it's a big, closely watched case. we're going to see a lot of push for him. he's not going to do it, he doesn't have to but it's a messaging. >> that's his theme, don't give in. >> "wall street journal" is reporting beto o'rourke is going to make a decision by february. the most interesting in his house voting record over the six years he was there, voted consistently against helping ukraine after vladimir putin, condemning vladimir putin for aggression against his neighbors. >> wouldn't do that. >> wouldn't -- >> why? >> got to ask him about it. >> we're out of time. >> as many as dozen half democrats, kathleen rice, group data for progress in the field, we could be looking at a tea party of the left if this takes hold and people jump on board. >> thank you. when we return, let me finish