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"At the end of the day, there's not going to be a conviction in the Senate," Representative Tom Cole, a Republican from Oklahoma said.

>> thank you very much, wolf. welcome to "cnn tonight." representatives greene, gosar, now boebert, have found themselves at the center of a growing capitol hill storm as progressives put pressure once again on speaker pelosi to strip a republican of their house committee assignments. this time it's colorado congresswoman lauren boebert, under fire for islamophobic remarks against congresswoman ilhan omar. boebert called her a member of the jihad squad and is, worst of all, unapologetic. every time i hear one of those "to the extent i've offended anyone" apologies, tune it out. that's not he...

The news continues so let's head over to michael smerconish and "cnn tonight." >> thank you very much, wolf. welcome to "cnn tonight." is another poll populist about to face a threat from the democrats? representatives greene, gosar, now boebert, have found themselves at the center of a growing capitol hill storm as progressives put pressure once again on speaker pelosi to strip a republican of their house committee assignments. this time it's colorado congresswoman lauren boebert, under fire for islamophobic remarks against congresswoman ilhan omar. boebert called her a member of the jihad ...

Representatives Matt Gaetz and Marjorie Taylor Greene, two of America's most controversial Republican politicians, headlined a GOP rally in Mesa on Friday night where they spewed insults, railed against moderate Republicans, and praised Arizona's so-called election audit. The two lawmakers aren't famous for nothing. Florida Congressman Gaetz is reportedly under investigation for sex trafficking, and Marjorie Taylor Greene, who represents Georgia, previously embraced the QAnon conspiracy theory and was stripped of her committee assignments in February by the Democrat-controlled U.S. House of...

FBI Director Christopher Wray testified today before Congress on the violent insurrection at the US Capitol on 6 January, what the FBI did in advance of it, and what it has been doing since then. You can find a synopsis of his testimony at  The Associated Press. During the question and answer portions of his appearance today, the usual Republican suspects decided to continue to muddy the water, make the clear confusing, change the subject, push the now branded big lie that the presidential election was stolen, and blamed the insurrection on leftist extremists instead of the actual perpetrato...