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He said he advised pence not to do it, he had no choice but to simply count the votes as they were opened. he said while pence had no authority to do otherwise, it's unclear who would have had the authority to stop him if he had done it. and luddig argues we would have been in a state of maximum chaos, that it's not even clear the supreme court had the authority to take up that question. and this could have been the moment we wouldn't have known who the president was. >> right. that was the question swirling around everybody's minds around all sorts of issues including what happens if donald t...

More than 9,000 delays. all part of more than 12,000 cancellations over the last week. among the airports hardest hit, denver, chicago o'hare, and atlanta. >> it's usually a well-oiled machine here, and it runs smoothly. today it just isn't that way. >> reporter: jen and her dad came to florida for the gator bowl, but the weekend took a turn when delta cancelled their flight home. after more delayed caused them to miss a connection, they finally made it back home 22 hours later. >> it felt like every time my phone buzzed, it was a text from united saying your flight was delayed. you get to the...

I doubt it, but it's possible. but it's also possible they work their way up from here. the fact that it's taken as long as it has to get here, attorney general garland responded in his last speech about the time it's taken to get here. it's a year. that's not a big deal in a criminal investigation of this magnitude. sorting through everything they've had to sort through, the video and identifying who is doing what, that's a big deal. in terms of the time line for a criminal investigation, we're kind of at the starting line. really fascinating, especially given your experience, dave, when yo...

Sean hannity is a propagandist. there's something so striking in the gap between what he says privately and publicly, and just the journalistic failure of having that kind of scoop, of understanding that the president of the united states is preparing to do something illegal to subvert the election and not telling your audience about it, you know, it's such a sort of betrayal of his role, even if it's a role that we all believe he doesn't take very seriously. >> that's such an incisive point you make, and it dove tails with, again, it's one of these nights we're getting a lot of news, i'm just...

>> reporter: then donna, in a panic, said all she could think of saying. >> i've been gone too long. they know what apartment i'm in. they'll come looking for me. he would say, you're lying. don't lie to me. you better not be lying to me. and would call me profanities and would strike me. >> reporter: he's still holding on to you, your throat? >> yes. >> reporter: but he seemed to realize, yes, there was a possibility somebody would be coming to look for her, and as quickly as he had become a monster -- >> his expression changed again and his eyes went softer, then he completely took his hands...