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Words are unacceptable and they incited an insurrection on january 6th. >> the core claim of democrats' impeachment article is that trump's speech incited the january 6th riot. his speech on january 6th. >> fight like hell. >> well, it's language that they've used, that republicans have used, big deal. shows nothing. >> there is a word for what we just saw. it is gas lighting. now thanks to the texts we have the clear evidence for that gas lighting. >> that's right. on january 6th itself the same day they were sending these text messages all three of these individuals, laura ingraham, sean han...

Said in part the governor has made clear he will continue his fight to stay in power caring not at all about the people he has hurt and the consequences of his actions. it is time for the assembly to act. further delay is an affront to the women who came forward and to survivors everywhere. similar to what you were saying, your sentiments, she said the assembly needs to act now. will you? >> i think that, you know, i pe personally feel like the process has been interesting. there are a lot of experts that have said we don't need this, you know, kind of process that the trial is where -- is in ...

Mitch McConnell (R-KY) for his vote to acquit former President Donald Trump in his second impeachment trial, only to then deliver a speech condemning Trump’s conduct, calling McConnell out for essentially trying to have his cake and eat it too. Anchor Dana Bash began the segment talking about Speaker Pelosi “was so incensed, so angry, understandably so,” said Bash, “given the fact that she really would have given the Impeachment Article to the Senate had she not heard pretty clearly, like we all heard, from Mitch McConnell when he was still in charge of the schedule of the ...

He provided the escape hatch for the disgraced former president.

The Republican senators — knowing they were not targeted, save for Mitt Romney — likely will not generate the necessary support to vote for Trump’s conviction, in spite of almost staggering and overwhelming evidence. Based on opinion polls, about 56% of Americans want him convicted.