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Are able to register, are able to vote, whether they be republican, democrats, or independents. >> as one of the impeachment managers, you put forward compelling case about why donald trump should have been impeached and removed from office. you were sort of charged within that group of house managers with such remarkable, intricate detail about what happened on january 6th. in the end, this committee is struggling with the fact that republicans under donald trump are doing exactly what they did for four years in government. they're trying the to run out the clock. can that succeed? >> i don't...

Planned attack, what does that mean for trump's potential legal liability? he is still the guy who riled them on that day and the weeks and months leading up to that is day, is he not? >> absolutely. what you leaded in the lead in was somewhat similar to what the house managers put on display in front of the senate during the impeachment trial. and what the evidence shows is that the message was loud and clear from donald trump to his followers to protest the election, but you need to separate out the criminal laws from what we may know to be the case, and in order to charge donald trump or se...

Updated: 7:18 AM EDT Jun 9, 2021 "Never tire," That's the slogan Val Demings uses repeatedly in her newly launched campaign video for Senate on her website."I'm running for the United States Senate because of two simple words: Never tire," Demings says.The campaign website features the new video as well as a donation page for her run and a way for her supports to sign up and help.Last month, WESH 2 News confirmed Democratic Orlando Congresswoman Val Demings aimed to unseat Marco Rubio in next year's Senate race from an official in her campaign. That was after Demings dropped an ad o...

View Comments WASHINGTON – A House member is suing former President Donald Trump, his personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani and a fellow House member for their roles in the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, but the toughest hurdle has proved to be just serving Rep. Mo Brooks with the lawsuit. The lawyer for Rep. Eric Swalwell, D-Calif., tried contacting Brooks’ office and received no reply. The lawyer couldn’t visit the office in person because of security restrictions since the riot. Swalwell even hired a private detective to track down Brooks, with no luck. “Plaintiff’s investigator has spent many hou...