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day, martyred, suggesting that he would pardon them. i was on the west front lawn of the capitol that day in the hours the attack unfolded and despite me so often trying to rationalize with his supporters about the events that transpired the day i witnessed with my own eyes, they are still riddled with conspiracy theories about the events of that day. "the washington post" pulled this week, it showed 25% of americans, katy, believe the fbi instigated the capitol attack, and when you're looking at the republican electorate specifically, just 30% believe that it is false, that the fbi instigated the attack. again, 30% here. it's hard to stay on top of the conspiracy theories that evolve around january 6th. at the heart of it, katy, is the propagation fueled by donald trump that the democrats were behind the attack that day, nancy pelosi did not allow for national guard soldiers to be there that day.
our ability to find a way forward together underlies our challenges with the whole system. >> i'd say gerrymandering. senator chris coons, thank you very much for joining us. >> thanks, katy. jimmy kimmel called aaron rodgers a soft brained, and might take rodgers to court. first, secretary of state antony blinken is headed back to the middle east to try and stave off a wider regional war. what happened today to increase those fears? those fears? it 's a pretty big deal. kinda like me. order in the subway app today.
their decision? >> i think it does, and just the possibility that there could be more, i think, hastens their decision. the instant there were two instead of one, the likelihood of the court taking the case increased exponentially, and it was already quite high. that having been said, i don't believe that this supreme court will rule in a way that requires donald trump to be disqualified across all 50 states ballots. nor do i believe they will uphold the colorado supreme court in a way that allows other states to make their own patch work of decisions. the worst case scenario here is that the supreme court would uphold colorado, and yet say that the colorado district court's factual findings were its to make but certainly not binding on any other secretary of state or state court. and that could set off, katy, a pattern of chaos, the likes of which we still have not seen in
united states, and they were pretty quick to blame them. while we were hearing from iranian officials that there's an ongoing investigation, all of a sudden the senior member of parliament was the first person to come out and say that he's still waiting for more information, but this attack bears all the hallmarks of operation of israeli intelligence. the former head of the irg was quick to blame israel, saying israel would pay a heavy price for this. then iran's president came out in a speech blaming israel and the united states, saying israel and u.s. operatives were behind these attacks, and the iran supreme leader made the final speech of the evening saying israel was going to pay a very serious price for these attacks. but i have to say, katy, i have been reporting from iran your over a decade now, decade and a half, we have seen a lot of israeli attacks and
misdeeds. >> i wonder if to keep him on the ballot, you're going to have to split hairs about what is participating in an insurrection, which is something happening in the lower courts right now. vaughn, let's talk about the voters. the voters are going to have a say in this, it seems, at least for the moment. he's still on the ballot across the country in many states. the primaries are starting in less than two weeks. iowa's caucusing, i think, in, what, a week and a half? what are voters there telling you about how they see donald trump's legal exposure? >> reporter: right, let's be clear here, katy. the caucus is 13 days away, and the caucus experience may look quaint when we look back at the year 2024 depending on how the hypotheticals turn out, whether or not donald trump is disqualified on the ballot or convicted on any of these felony charges, over the summer, ahead of the republican national convention. when you're talking to the voters on the ground, i'm having
eylar, but the story had never changed. >> they had gone out to dinner. he, kate, heather. after they went up to dinner he dropped kate off at their parents home in downtown austin. spoke with her a couple times he had text message that night. and did not talk to her again after that. >> so it was all on heather. and with her as ethan's chief accuser. how could any jury convict him? but just days before the trial was to start. solicitors scarlett wilson finally uncovered something the case lacked. a clear motive. she found it she said in letters that kate wrote to a friend just before she disappeared. >> she was talking about how someone has tried to extend her credit limit. or has tried to assume her identity. and mess with her money in her bank. and she was livid. and i think that kate was threatening to get her father involved. and that was a new dimension for heather camp. >> but she didn't need katy is an enemy? . >> i have no doubt that katie confronted heather camp with
Students in the Katy Independent School District are making their voices heard by attempting to defend their rights after a new policy forces school leaders to inform parents if their child chooses to be referred to as a different pronoun.