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almost certainly going to face legal challenges down the road, the white house appears to be going this route now because republicans rejected a bipartisan senate deal that would have done something similar. norah. >> nancy cordes with that big news tonight, thank you so much. mexico is a key partner in trying to curb illegal immigration. then today president biden called to congratulate the country's historic new president-elect claudia sheinbaum is the first woman and the first jewish person to win the presidency. cbs's enrique acevedo reports on what americans can expect from mexico's next president. >> reporter: claudia shei sheinbaum's win was an absolute to landslide. for the first time in 200 years of the republic, i will become the first woman president of mexico, she told supporters. the 61-year-old former client scientist and mayor of mexico city will not only become the country's first female head of state, but as the first from
they impugned the integrity of merrick garland himself and his deputy lisa monaco. many of them voepted to confirm both of them. but the election also spoke decisively. trump lost by huge numbers. republicans have suffered electoral defeats by huge numbers. it's the rejection of -- in your story the helicopter and the ladder. does it suggest that the republican party drowns or that the country drowns? >> well, it's the country because it's not just republican leaders who are declining to use the tools in our constitution to protect the republic be from a tyrant but frankly it's civic leaders of all stripes around this country. it's leaders in business institutions. it's leaders in the media, present company excluded. it's leaders in faith communities and other sectors in society who are essentially -- and i meet with many of them on a regular basis saying well, i don't want to get involved in partisan politics, i think it's all going to be okay. our schekz will hold. the institutions will save us.
>> will have a lot more to say in a second and that's one interesting, no doubt. does it translate into votes? people are angry but five months from now does it translate into votes? >> is an indicator people are angry obviously and it's amazing how does democrats say they will say this republic from donald trump and save democracy by doing the most antidemocratic things you could possibly do like this trial morning into a rope and president biden over congress and supreme court aspires student loan forgiveness taking trump all the ballot, antidemocratic, no question. >> he is at the beach this weekend spending the day biking with the sun hunter about to go on trial facing gun charges next week. biden, the president mocking this idea that he is pulling the strings on trump prosecutions. fox news correspondent lucas
think people should not respect the law. many have someone promising at the same time to be dictator for a day, never for a day, as you know, it will be four years, if not his lifetime, if that begins. at the same time he is saying, i will dismantle our rule of law, which is the glory of america, keeps the peace, assures fairness when it works for all americans. you've got dictatorship and anarchy at the same time. do you, jonathan, think the majority of americans is going to vote for dictatorship and anarchy in november? i don't think so. >> i don't think so either, however, we have seen some things. >> we have seen things we never expected. >> the founding fathers seemed to have prepared for every threat to the republic that they created but they did not appear to have a convicted felon running for president on their bingo card. would they be
democrats are showing what real power is the type hipaa power we usually see dictators exercise in china and cuba and north korea pretty strong words there. sean and tucker said the foundation of our constitutional republic is literally dying before arise. tucker, anyone who defends this verdict is a danger to you and your family? >> this was a jury. this seems to be lost on the people in your party. i didn't get this stuff about dictators and we're losing our way of life. this is our way of life. this was a jury so from my perspective, i don't blame the jury. >> i think the jury was given instructions. they follow those instructions. they looked at the facts, the problem i have is i prosecuted for 25 years. i never ran for office and said, i'm going to get somebody number one. number two i never
in a second and that's one interesting, no doubt. does it translate into votes? people are angry but five months from now does it translate into votes? >> is an indicator people are angry obviously and it's amazing how does democrats say they will say this republic from donald trump and save democracy by doing the most antidemocratic things you could possibly do like this trial morning into a rope and president biden over congress and supreme court aspires student loan forgiveness taking trump all the ballot, antidemocratic, no question. >> he is at the beach this weekend spending the day biking with the sun hunter about to go on trial facing gun charges next week. biden, the president mocking this idea that he is pulling the strings on trump prosecutions. fox news correspondent lucas
think he, i think there's some confidence that comes from having withstood all this and you're still standing. they can't -- all of those forces still have not brought him down. pete: and you can tell, you can sense sitting in that room that there was a bit of a pivot if point in that there were a few moments where he did say i'm not sure about that. wow, things have sort of changed. like, he was at a peace with himself and the moment but definitely reflecting on, okay, what does this say about our republic, about my approach, about what this campaign will look like. because, yes, they just went out and convicted a former president on nonsense. you mentioned the word breaking point and what is the breaking point. what could the public put up with in this case -- rachel: i do wish he had had more specifics on how he planned the rein in the doj, the fbi, some of these force, intel. there weren't a a lot of specifics and a i was a little disappointed because truly
authoritarian rule. you are going to have to be a citizen and he will be individual responsibilities, the first of which is to vote. that is hugely important, but it requires being informed. the time of our revolutionary field i am working on we are reading thomas paine, the new hampshire gazette, we were getting reports from georgia. people wanted to be informed. now we just listen to what we want to hear and it reinforces how bad the other is. i think they were right, you need to start altering the narrative to have conversations, to make clear distinctions, but also remind people of this fundamental responsibility. that is why your question is so central to the survival of our republic. >> the full commencement address to brandeis is online
attacked the entire system, that it was rigged. he attacked the judge as crooked. he attacked the jury and he attacked the prosecution. this represents a historic change in american constitutional law. the founders thought only virtuous leaders would save the republic and we would also need the auxiliary protections to the legions to the rule of law. and lincoln before the civil war said that once we abandon our attachment to the rule of law, we will succumb to the mob. and it is a sign of a third world country. it is a sign of communist dictatorships that you attack the rule of law as rigged when you lose. that is what happened in brazil when the president loses office. he goes to jail. he runs again. his successor says the system was rigged and people storm the capital because they won't accept the election. the urgently important thing at this crucial moment in american