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Historian and professor. this was a challenging week for the president. was this meant to be a reset? >> notice the first thing he said came out of the gate, talking about disappoint meant and things that they, that the biden administration has not gotten done, but he was pointing to this infrastructure bill as something that they have gotten done that he said is of enormous consequence to the country, and, of course, laying out there what exactly this bill looks like what, it's going to do. mitch landrieu is the one overseeing the implementation of this bill, but that quote coming right out o...

Assume the presidency, quote, we will have to do bloody, massively bloody revolution against them. that's what's going to have to happen. according to prosecutors, ana, even after january 6th, after the -- after the insurrection, the riot at building, the capitol building, they went back to virginia and -- and continued to plot for what they said was going to be civil war 2.0. again, this is from the court documents. >> wow, and we have this just in to cnn, trump's former acting defense secretary, christopher miller we're learning is meeting virtually right now with the january 6th committee. ...

To doj. >> and so that brings us to some interesting remarks by the house minority leader kevin mccarthy. he's been, you know, dodging the commit essentially and trying to rewrite history in what he has said. we've discovered a radio interview with a local station in bakersfield, california, on january 12th. this was last year about a week after the insurrection where he said this. >> i say he has responsibility. he told me personally that he does have some responsibility. i think a lot of people do. >> he's talking about then president trump. there was also a call with house republicans five ...

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For months now federal judges in washington have been expressing frustration at what they see as too much leniency in the treatment of many of the insurrectionists. the federal judge who presided over robert palmer's guilty plea today in a separate case this morning, well, she did something no judge has done before in a jan 6th case. she handed down a harsher sentence than what government prosecutors were asking for. this particular capitol rioter pled guilty to one count of, quote, parading, demonstrating, or picketing in the capitol. that's a misdemeanor crime. it carries six months in priso...