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to come between the congress here and cheaper cut our constitutional duty. twenty , twenty three becoming a police force, not just this institution. everyone you know, but our system of self-government. but some of the officers, as well as the family of officer brian sic, nick, who was attacked by pro trump rioters on january 6th. and died the following day, he made a point of declining to acknowledge republican leaders, ignoring mitch mcconnell's outstretched hand and walking silently by kevin mccarthy, who held a metal in a box. it's a sick. nick's mother later said the snub was intentional, calling the republican leaders two faced, praising the police officers but also failing to hold donald trump accountable. for what happened. you can tell, though, those snobs were intentional. jonathan karl joins us now. jonathan , those potential criminal referrals from the january ethics committee, any sense what we can expect a decision we don't know
of duty for our country, and we're forever grateful for that. >> when an unhinged mob tried to come between the congress and our constitutional duty, the capitol police fought to defend not just this institution, but our system of self government. >> reporter: but some of the officers, as well as the family of officer brian sicknick, who was attacked by pro-trump rioters on january 6th and died the following day, made a point of declining to acknowledge the republican leaders, ignoring mitch mcconnell's outstretched hand and walking silently by kevin mccarthy who held the medal in a box. sicknick's mother later said the snub was intentional, calling the republican leaders "two-faced" for praising the police officers but failing to hold donald trump accountable for what happened. we don't know exactly when the january 6th committee would make its criminal referrals, but we do know this, it has to be soon, because this committee ceases to exist when republicans take over
through the affordable care act under barack obama. after a party was swept into the minority, becoming speaker again in 2019 where she battled donald trump, making him the only president impeached twice, including after january 6th where pro-trump rioters stormed the capitol and targeted the speaker. >> can you imagine a caucus not run by nancy pelosi? >> i hope that we don't have to see that. >> reporter: wolf, tonight there are still questions about the next house speaker, who is trying-to-work behind the scenes to lock down the votes. he will meet in january to take that top position. two members of the hard right freedom caucus told me tonight that mccarthy does not have the votes as bob goode republican of virginia, says mccarthy is not there yet and saying there should be a consensus candidate
who has accomplished an enormous amount, but many are ready for a new chapter. >> and the first speaker became leader in 2007, and leading the opposition of george w. bush over the iraq war, and then shepherding the affordable care act with barack obama, and then becoming the speaker again in 2019 where she battled donald trump making him only the president impeached twice. including after jnware 6th where pro-trump rioters stormed the capitol and the speaker. >> can you imagine a caucus not run by nancy pelosi? >> well, i hope that we don't have to see that. >> reporter: the democrats are realizing new political reality in washington with the new majority coming in led by the republicans, and two key chairmen coming in to say they
things like this tried to avoid engaging with him, hoping he was going to move on from it. it really speaks to the mind—set. so you're talking there about trump's refusal to accept his defeat and also the numerous efforts that we've now learned to overturn the election result, which led to those very well—documented january 6th 2021 attacks on the us capitol by pro—trump rioters. you write in your book that trump said when he learned of his defeat, "i'm just not going to leave. "how can you leave when you won an election?" this was new information, wasn't it, maggie haberman? and we have ongoing investigations — the us house of representatives, justice department investigation into his refusal to cede power after the election. why did you not make this revelation available sooner? when i learn of information and it's confirmed and reportable, my goal is always to get it into publication as quickly as possible. books are a different
to the mind—set. so you're talking there about trump's refusal to accept his defeat and also the numerous efforts that we've now learned to overturn the election result, which led to those very well—documented january 6th, 2021 attacks on the us capitol by pro—trump rioters. you write in your book that trump said when he learned of his defeat, "i'm just not going to leave. how can you leave when you won an election?" this was new information, wasn't it, maggie haberman? and we have ongoing investigations — the us house of representatives, justice department investigation into his refusal to cede power after the election. why did you not make this revelation available sooner? when i learn of information and it's confirmed and reportable, my goal is always to get it into publication as quickly as possible. books are a different process, they take time. i wanted to paint a fuller picture, and it's a process of going back and revisiting scenes and interviewing sources, and that often
there was, by the second week after the election in november 2020, that something was going awry here. and a lot of people, you know, were avoiding the oval office, the staff who did hear him say things like this tried to avoid engaging with him, hoping he was going to move on from it. it really speaks to the mind—set. so you're talking there about trump's refusal to accept his defeat and also the numerous efforts that we've now learned to overturn the election result, which led to those very well—documented january 6th, 2021 attacks on the us capitol by pro—trump rioters. you write in your book that trump said when he learned of his defeat, "i'm just not going to leave. how can you leave when you won an election?" this was new information, wasn't it, maggie haberman? and we have ongoing investigations — the us house of representatives, justice department investigation into his refusal to cede power after the election. why did you not make this revelation available sooner?
2020, that something was going awry here. and a lot of people, you know, were avoiding the oval office, the staff who did hear him say things like this tried to avoid engaging with him, hoping he was going to move on from it. it really speaks to the mind—set. so you're talking there about trump's refusal to accept his defeat and also the numerous efforts that we've now learned to overturn the election result, which led to those very well documented january 6th, 2021, attacks on the us capitol by pro—trump rioters. you write in your book that trump said when he learned of his defeat, "i'm just not going to leave. how can you leave when you won an election?" this was new information, wasn't it, maggie haberman? and we have ongoing investigations. the us house of representatives, justice department investigation into his refusal to cede power after the election. why did you not make this revelation available sooner? when i learn of information and
the race. >> three days into congressman peter meyers term, pro-trump rioters attacked the capitol. he voted with nine other alarmed republicans to impeach donald trump over his role. now, he could lose his job because of that vote. was that a concern of yours, that you got defined by this? >> i think you always have a moment where you say, i could take the easy way or i can actually follow where my kangsance is. if your number one job in office is to stay in office, you should find another job. >> you don't regret that vote. >> not for a second. >> despite hailing from a storied michigan family and a conservative voting record, republicans see meyer as the clear underdog in next tuesday's primary. >> that was the biggest career ending move in history possibly. >> john gibbs, a former housing official who has a former president's backing is embracing false election claims. >> you think the election was