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Every time that we learn more about what happened in the run-up and on that day and vis-a-vis the u.s. military, it seems to me that you have less faith that this was a foreordained possibility and more that we kind of got lucky. where are you on that? >> well, we got very lucky with mike pence. i mean the way i see it, chris, is we had a huge demonstration organized by the president, and inside that was another ring which was a violent insurrection in which the three percenters and the proud boys and oath keepers, and inside that was the coup donald trump was trying to orchestrate targeting m...

Into mainstream of american politics it seems to me, because the end of the article is very fascinating because you remember trump is yelling at him at the top of his lungs, demeaning him, diminishing him. he says he is going to resign and he doesn't resign, but when he finally submits his letter it is -- apparently it is so good trump says, this is good. i mean these people have no spine. they are in some ways deferring to a troglodyte who happens to be the president of the united states. the article in the end doesn't seem to suggest he is remorseful about his positions that he took while be...

Walking up rue de la loi and actually my phone pinged and it had all seemed really terrible, we were at some summit and it seemed like it was going to be a disaster, borisjohnson was already in charge. my phone pinged and it said "deal done". and that for me was... and it was weird because i was on my own and... that was the withdrawal agreement? yes. katya, what was your standout moment? there are too many. because you know, myl catchphrase used to be, just one more thing! i think in the last five years, there are so many things. . for me, a lot of it is has been unexpected in the last five ....

Feels the sting, he'll re-evaluate his position vis-a-vis the filibuster. how does that sound to you? >> that might very well happen. you go back to the voting rights act of 1965 and, you know, before that was presented to congress i think the conventional political wisdom was it would never get past sorensen nate democrats and house democrats but when enough people stood up, stepped out, spoke out it began to move the country. kind of engaged the conscience of america, none more so than john lewis trying to cross the edmund pettis bridge in march of 1965. and lbj actually refers to that speak...

Tuesday when the senate takes its first procedural vote from the for the people act. let's not just wait to see what happens after that, let's continue to push those senators. it's why we are rallying at the texas capital this sunday, 5:30 p.m. in austin. we want to get as many texans together where we are at the front lines in this fight for voting rights and push not just the state senators, push the u.s. senators who have the power to save democracy at a time that's under attack unlike any other time in american history. >> i'm trying to unpeel this onion, and what occurs to me is that mayb...