a little trouble kinzer not finished with donald trump that donald trump will still remain as a part of the party i do think there will be a struggle as that so who really is that already but i think that we could say for now it is donald trump he was the main there and it wasn't just the. see see pat seep past was the venue but really the world was watching and his critics were watch and democrats were watch and republicans were watching and he has an ability to get the camera get the microphone then the crowd does listen to him like what he says or dislike what he says he was the main event just that cepat but i'd say the main a political event of the week interesting let's take that thought to jennifer do you agree with that. i think jack and i probably disagree on a lot of things but i absolutely agree that it's clear that trumpet still the head of the republican party for better or worse to pound our common work around in this show in the 1st 3 minutes i think that's that's a 1st go on jennifer. yes you know while c. pac you know i think it was a far cry from 1984 when ronald re

i think the problem is donald trump is going to be donald trump, and he will stay exciting for a lot of people. i don't think he can build that coalition that the republican party needs to actually move things forward, whether that is the presidency, the holie or the senate. anchor: is a very important thought. we will pick obama. since we're talking about popularity, the polls suggest donald trump remains popular among his voting base. two weeks ago, a poll surveyed a thousand trump voters. nearly six out of 10 said they would like him to run for president again in 2024. if trump formed a third-party, nearly half what supported while 27% would back the republican party. nearly one in five said the party should be less loyal to trump and more aligned with establishment republicans. clearly, jack, there is a challenge here. you said we had a good year because on the state level, things did not go too bad. even though it did not go we are going to help small businesses. we are going towe are going to n street not the wall street. anchor: jack, didn't sound like that was the bulk of the

the soft a figure of the donald trump would still need and he seems to be funnily alienated when donald trump was president mitch mcconnell passed into office by a by the senate about 250 judges transforming our judiciary mitch mcconnell knows the game and if he gets a president on his side he'll play the game if he gets a president opposed to him like biden he'll play the game so i don't think that's the question the bigger question alex is i think we've seen now a true transformation in america the parties are separating and the republican party has a claim still has to be sort of worked on but a claim for working americans a claim for the a noninterventionist wing of the republican party that's a new for us right that in the last 25 years republican party has been the party that fought to fight the wars and change the world so donald trump shifted on immigration on china the republican party has a stark set of positions that are different than they were or maybe more solid in a certain sense than they were 4 years ago that's a big change so going forward mitch mcconnell will come in

we learned that from donald trump. if nothing else, i'm struggling to see a real leader of this conservative, quote unquote, moderate alternative to trumpism on the right of american politics. you know, liz cheney, who might have been a potential leader, she said absolutely no way is she going to contemplate breaking away from the mainstream republican party. same from adam kinzinger, who's another well—known moderate republican congressman. you don't have any leaders, do you? well, i would say that we have a number of leaders, but, you know, we're seeing progress... name one that people around the world might have heard of. well, you just named some. i mean, the fact that... yeah, but they say they're categorically not going to leave the republican party. look, we're not requiring that of them, so the fact is that, over the last four years, few republicans would even speak against trump and now you have a contingent in congress who are saying we've got to go in a new direction. and, you know, that includes even memb

and you have donald trump again, mr. populist, who not only went to an ivy league school but now lives at a country club. and ted cruz saying country club republicans. no, you are in fact, your guy that you worship, that you kowtow to that insults your wife, insults your father's memory, and accused your father of being a murderer, you still worship him. even though he says your father killed jfk and he attacks your wife. you said the democrats are country club types. no. your guy not only lives at a country club, his own country club. >> at a town that doesn't want him there. >> i don't know because i went to the university of alabama, roll tide. and university of florida, go gators. they are elitist who look down their noses at working class people. i don't know because i didn't go there. but i will say, you know, from a young age ivy league people they have all worked for me, they are all pretty good workers. roll tide. but they spent the weekend attacking country club types. >> i know. >> hello. trump. and attacking

>> this is donald trump's america. we were warned, over and over and over about it, and we ignored all of that. so here we are. >> he's got a gun! >> this is going to get dirty, man. >> narrator: now on "frontline," "trump's american carnage." (gun fires) >> shots fired! shots fired! >> shots fired! >> frontline is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. and by the corporation for public broadcasting. major support is provided by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation, committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org. the ford foundation: working with visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwide. at fordfoundation.org. additional support is provided by the abrams foundation, committed to excellence in journalism... park foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues... the heising simons foundation unlocking knowledge, opportunities and possibilities. and by the frontline journali

the republican party created donald trump. donald trump didn't create the republican party today. the reason why he became the republican nominee is because that is who the republican party is. he enjoys 90% favorability rating among republican voters. they like where he is positioned against what he -- they think is something wrong in america, modern america. the interesting thing that i don't -- i think she has completely missed is what unites trump voters in the base of the republican party today isn't policy or a set of issues because they are divergent. it used to be part of the republican party is for fiscal responsibility and part of the republican party was for free trade and part of the republican party was for standing up for law and order but what really unites them, kate, is this complete hate of a diverse america. and america as it exists today in the 21st century. i don't think republicans who are in moments taking a stand against donald trump recognize what the modern republican party fundamentally is. i said earlier today on twitter the republican party did have a

trump and joe biden and more between donald trump and this dive you know a wing that has diverged from him within the republican party what is that going to look like what's driving that is there any chance of a comb by between these different wings down the road i think it's a little bit less of a wings then you might imagine as the president said in his speech really have a group of beltway insiders and then you have the conservative grassroots around the country in a lot of ways this is like 2016 it's no different when president trump really figured out where the grass roots were and where the the activists around the country were and realize that those in d.c. were just out of step so as we. talk about the republicans for example who voted for impeachment they're outliers in the republican party in fact recent polling i've seen shows upwards of 80 to 90 percent of republican voters will hold it against a member of congress or senator who votes for impeachment it's very unpopular on the republican side so i think you're not going to so much as see these wings i think you just have a

trump and joe biden and more between donald trump and this dive you know a wing that has diverged from him within the republican party what is that going to look like what's driving that is there any chance of a comb by between these different wings down the road i think it's a little bit less of a wings then you might imagine as the president said in his speech really have a group of beltway insiders and then you have the conservative grassroots around the country in a lot of ways this is like 2016 it's no different when president trump really figured out where the grass roots were and where the activists around the country were and realize that those in d.c. were just out of step so as we talk about. the republicans for example who voted for impeachment there are outliers in the republican party in fact recent polling i've seen shows upwards of 80 to 90 percent of republican voters will hold it against a member of congress or senator who votes for impeachment it's very unpopular on the republican side so i think you're not going to so much as see these wings i think you just have a s

capitol eight weeks after it was reached by donald trump supporters. a house of representatives session has been rescheduled. the international criminal court is opening an investigation into alleged war crimes in the palestinian territories that says it will take a nonpartisan approach into possible crimes by both israel and the palestinian armed groups. the u.s. has joined israel and opposing the investigation. washington says the court does not have the jurisdiction because israel is not a member of the icc. the united nations has 38 people have been killed in myanmar in the worst day of violence since the start of the military coup. witnesses reported seeing security forces firing into crowds with a warning. protesters have been fighting for the freedom of the deposed leader since the beginning of last month. the u.s. president says a move by tuesday to ease coronavirus restrictions is a big mistake. the governors of texas and mississippi are lifting all measures from next week despite warnings from health officials. all businesses can be open and

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donald trump not there. but he did put _ vaccinated. donald trump not there. but he did put out _ vaccinated. donald trump not there. but he did put out a _ vaccinated. donald trump not there. but he did put out a statement - but he did put out a statement yesterday, just to remind everybody he was behind the vaccination programme.

i think that a lot of that has been misconstrued donald trump should have been more forceful when he said go to the capitol peacefully but he did say that careful peaceful way absolute truth which the media has trouble acknowledging by the way under the category of lies. i think that what these people did was absolutely outrageous the republican party condemned it immediately as we did the riots in portland and seattle and chicago and all over america all summer long but there was still waiting 'd on the democrats to denounce any of that violence including joe biden and self and so there were plenty of occasions when when joe biden criticize the violence you know that of any kid i'm not going to ask you to name was. but you know what he did very tepid lady is saying you know we need to look at causes but i don't hear him to now quickly the republican party absolutely has the now the january sit violence and you know i think it's a port abs you know if you use a phrase that you say they've denounced it mr king's you say i've been i was impressed one of the most shocking aspects of jan

i mean, that's donald trump. i'd be standing in the back of a speech or a rally and i'd be standing there with stephen miller and i'd be telling him he's off script, he's off script and then slowly but surely, he'd get right back on and then gabe would start scrolling the thing. look, the bigger problem i think for biden is about his speech tonight and you hit on it in your monologue, is based his presidency on two things. transparency, which is what we were just talking about, him not doing any press briefings, but the other thing was unity. and so far we've got a progressive freight train and the fact that he didn't even mention just a little hat tip, a crumb to the previous administration to say you know what, let's give it to them, they did a good job on these -- getting the shots and vaccines put together but he didn't do it. and that's a failure. >> sean: let me pick up on this point. we only have 30 seconds. you know, it could have -- none of this happened under joe's watch. donald trump did all of this. r

>> because he gives no credit to donald trump. the beaumont foundation who paid for the he research, they're truly nonpartisan. truly committed to reaching every single segment of the american population they the ways they need to be reached. what they're telling us is important, that doctors need to deliver the message, not the ex-president. we are spending millions of dollars on an advertising campaign by the ad council that have the ex-presidents without donald trump telling americans to get vaccinated. that has no credibility whatsoever. similarly, it should come from the biden -- howie: let me jump in. since you mentioned that, i want to play a little video of these four former presidents, obama, clinton, carter and bush, urging americans to get vaccinated and then let's hear from some of your focus group people when you played that ad. >> it actually kind of annoyed me. >> they're presidents, not actors. >> turn off. howie: the president's of both parties and yet turned off seemed to be the reaction in your focus group. >> w

trump and joe biden and more between donald trump and this dive you know a wing that has diverged from him within the republican party what is that going to look like what's driving that is there any chance of a comb by between these different wings down the road i think it's a little bit less of a wings then you might imagine as the president said in his speech really have a group of beltway insiders and then you have the conservative grassroots around the country in a lot of ways this is like 2016 it's no different when president trump really figured out where the grass roots were and where the activists around the country were and realize that those in d.c. were just out of step so as we talked. the republicans for example who voted for impeachment they're outliers in the republican party in fact recent polling i've seen shows upwards of 80 to 90 percent of republican voters will hold it against a member of congress or senator who votes for impeachment it's very unpopular on the republican side so i think you're not going to so much as see these wings i think you just have a small g

trump and joe biden and more between donald trump and this dive you know a wing that has diverged from him within the republican party what is that going to look like what's driving that is there any chance of a comb by between these different wings down the road i think it's a little bit less of wings then you might imagine as the president said in his speech really have a group of beltway insiders and then you have the conservative grassroots around the country in a lot of ways this is like 2016 it's no different when president trump really figured out where the grass roots were and where the activists around the country were and realize that those in d.c. were just out of step so as we talk about. the republicans for example who voted for impeachment they're outliers in the republican party in fact recent polling i've seen shows upwards of 80 to 90 percent of republican voters will hold it against a member of congress or senator who votes for impeachment it's very unpopular on the republican side so i think you're not going to so much as see these wings i think you just have a small

donald trump, donald trump jr., representative mo brooks and rudolph giuliani. the lawsuit quotes trump to fight like hell and walk down pennsylvania avenue to the capitol. swalwell is suing for conspiracy to violate civil rights. interference with official duties. negligence to prevent interference with civil rights. count three, negligence per se incitement to riot. negligence disorderly conduct. count five, bias related crimes, inciting assault, inciting to riot, and disorderly conduct and terrorism. count six, negligent infliction of emotional distress. count eight, aiding and abetting common law assault. count nine, negligence. if they can proceed to discovery, and proceed to trial, a district of columbia jury will decide what each of the counts might be worth. and that decision could bankrupt donald trump, and what is worse for trump, every single member of congress could bring exactly the same lawsuit against trump and his son and rudy giuliani, and congressman mo brooks, and all of those defendants could be bankrupted by all of those. joining us now, lau

this is g w news live from berlin donald trump returns to the political stage painting another run for the white house. discoverability journey so successful repeat get it together 4 years ago as it is far from being go. the president gets a draft true as well come from conservatives in florida also coming up. no stars on the red carpet at the golden globes the pandemic takes the shine off one of hollywood's glamorous nights and this criticism of the lack of diversity among the judges. didn't call this legal football leverkusen saying deeper into crisis as they fall short i guess friday but we'll bring you all the highlights. like a welcome to the program former u.s. president donald trump has returned to the political stage and hinted that he could make another run for the top job in 2024. made his entry at the conservative c pac conference in florida it was his 1st public appearance since leaving office in january trump was banned from 2. and other social media in the last days of his presidency has kept a low profile since president biden's inauguration but back in front of an enthu

but i -- donald trump. i don't think he's going to change his messaging and it's going to be incumbent on candidates coming forward in the republican party to treat him with a little bit of deference and at least some sort of acceptance that his viewpoint is part and parcel of a large majority of the republican voters. host: dillon in indiana, decatur, republican line. caller: hi. i just want to thank cheryl. i haven't seen her on here before, but she is probably one of the most honest people that i have seen on the tv or this network about what she said about the courts not even accepting any of the evidence presented. they denied and denied. and why are we not allowed to say the things that we have seen as far as the videos of the capitol insurrection, as they call it. there's multiple videos inside this guy named john sullivan, you can tie back these characters to different protests within different states. and they were involved with some violence. why can't we say it's antifa. trump supporters don't ha

and donald trump was instrumental. it was a factor that was happening before he came into the national spotlight. he absolutely capitalized on that. and it is now the common dynamic of our politics which is why last week when i was on your show, and i did get a lot of criticism for this, the idea of bipartisan compromise is so critical to counteracting what russia's game is. we have to come back to an idea -- to a place where we can have civil discourse and where we can disagree respectfully and the political opponent is not an enemy that we dehumanize but rather somebody else with a different perspective. and we listen and we learn from that other perspective and try to find a common ground where we can move forward and solve our challenges. that's important not just because of our domestic intelligences we need to address. it creates a unity of resolve and counteracting bad actors like russia. so when i called for that bipartisan compromise, i realize republicans don't deserve much, but there are a handful that are s

not to donald trump. he doesn't give a damn about police officers, or else he would have strongly condemned this attack in its strongest terms. these terrorists, using an american flag to brutalize a police officer. these trump terrorists who brutalize a police officer as he lay on the ground being what he thought beaten to death, all he could think of was his father daughters and was wondering how they were going to get by without him. because these terrorists were attacking, beating, brutalizing police officers. >> they had a noose for mike pence. >> they had a noose for mike pence and they went around screaming "hang mike pence." . hugging and kissing police, no. john heilemann. these people, these terrorists, these seditionist, that donald trump last night granted his absolution to, that sprayed bear spray in the face of police officers, one of them dying later on. and again, who tried to crush the head of police officers. right there, that's face of donald trump's terrorist supporters on january the

perhaps, donald trump misspoke. they were really hanging and killing the police or at least aspiring to. so, you know, but -- i -- i hope, lawrence, that we don't lose sight of the forest for the conspiratorial trees because we are looking at what donald trump's foot soldiers did on january 6th. and whether it's the proud boys or the oath keepers and we want to know, you know, where does garrett miller fit in? is he part of a conspiracy? all of which is important and i'm confident the prosecutors will sort that all out. but we should remember, and blast out every day, that they were doing the work that donald trump put them up to. he's the one who encouraged. he organized. he, in a very real sense, incited this attack on the u.s. capitol. and, lawrence, every one of these defendants who is getting locked up, the ones who choose to speak to the police. you know what most of them are saying? i was only doing what my president told me to do. you know, this is like a call-and-response conspiracy. where donald trump put

perhaps, donald trump misspoke. they were really hanging and killing the police or at least aspiring to. so, you know, but -- i -- i hope, lawrence, that we don't lose sight of the forest for the conspiratorial trees because we are looking at what donald trump's foot soldiers did on january 6th. and whether it's the proud boys or the oath keepers and we want to know, you know, where does garrett miller fit in? is he part of a conspiracy? all of which is important and i'm confident the prosecutors will sort that all out. but we should remember, and blast out, every day, that they were doing the work that donald trump put them up to. he's the one who encouraged. he organized. he, in a very real sense, incited this attack on the u.s. capitol. and, lawrence, every one of these defendants, who is getting locked up, the ones who choose to speak to the police. you know what most of them are saying? i was only doing what my president told me to do. you know, this is like a call-and-response conspiracy. where donald trump pu

trump and joe biden and more between donald trump and this dive you know a wing that has diverged from him within the republican party what is that going to look like what's driving that is there any chance of a comb by between these different wings down the road i think it's a little bit less of a wings then you might imagine as the president said in his speech really have a group of beltway insiders and then you have the conservative grassroots around the country in a lot of ways this is like 2016 it's no different when president trump really figured out where the grass roots were and where the the activists around the country were and realize that those in d.c. were just out of step so as we talk about the republicans for example who voted for impeachment their outliers in the republican party in fact recent polling i've seen shows upwards of 80 to 90 percent of republican voters will hold it against a member of congress or senator who votes for impeachment it's very unpopular on the republican side so i think you're not going to so much as see these wing. i think we just have a sma

donald trump has made his first public appearance since leaving the white house last month. mr trump told a conference of conservative supporters mr trump told a conference of conservative supporters in florida that the journey, begun four years ago when he became president, was "far from over". amid his attacks on president biden and his defence of his past administration, mr trump said that he would not be starting his own political party but further fuelled speculation that he might run again in 202a. from orlando, our north america correspondent nick bryant reports. music carnival time in orlando. a trumpian mardi gras. latins for trump! but this also had the feel of a revival meeting, a gathering that suggests that if there is to be a battle for the soul of the republican party, then the former president has the numbers to win. the loser of the 2020 election was greeted like a conquering hero. most people in this crowd still believe he won, and the big question on everyone�*s lips — will he run again? cheering who knows? i may even decide to beat them a third time.

i mean, that's donald trump. i'd be standing in the back of a speech or a rally and i'd be standing there with stephen miller and i'd be telling him he's off script, he's off script and then slowly but surely, he'd get right back on and then gabe would start scrolling the thing. look, the bigger problem i think for biden is about his speech tonight and you hit on it in your monologue, is based his s presidency on two things. transparency, which is what we were just talking about, him not doing any press briefings, but the other thing was unity. and so far we've got a wre progressive freight train and the fact that he didn't even mention just a little hat tip, a crumb to the previous administration to say you know what, let's give it to them, they did a good job on these -- getting the shots and vaccines put together but he didn't do it. and that's a failure. >> sean: let me pick up on this point. we only have 30 seconds. you know, it could have -- none of this happened under joe's watch. donald trump did all of t

trump still says he won you part of this fantasy. no dividing one other freight this. one at the old fashioned way through to get their people to the polls you know i do think that the court system along the way help them cope and help them and change voting rules but they want and they play by the rules that were there at the time and i did not like the outcome of it but he did win it it's one thing for you to say he didn't win and it's quite another thing for him to say it but also the large numbers in your party a buying into this enormous lie are you happy about that. no i do think anywhere that there is fraud or you know maybe not necessarily fraud but should mannequins are irregularities i think that you want to investigate them i've been very frustrated in my political life any time i hear somebody about somebody who voted who should not have voted our poll that stayed open longer than it should have or any kind of irregularity and i think you know looking at those charges is a healthy thing and which neither party should be a

trump is going to hand it to donald trump jr and keep it in the family that's just my pundit opinion but that's that's what what we're where we're headed yeah and i suppose stephen one take away from this is that trump hinted at a possible 2024 election run but as you know u.s. politics is a fickle beast isn't it i mean is he likely to see how the midterms plays out 1st. yeah absolutely i think we'll see how the midterms play out but i mean if you listen to donald trump's speech there are to declaring biden's presidency a failure i mean in politics it's pretty normal to always say that the other party is failing the next guy is not as good as you are but biden's been in office for 2 months so they're already convinced that they're going to do this and 2024 trumps away i think what trump wants at the end of the day is the ability to pick who it's going to be i do not believe that he wants to run again i don't believe that he wanted to be president in the 1st place i think he wanted to keep his family at the center of america's attention and i think he's going to hand it to donald trum

i think that a lot of there has been misconstrued donald trump should have been more forceful when he said go to the capital peacefully but he did say that careful peaceful way a absolute truth which the media has trouble acknowledging by the way under the category of lies. i think that what these people did was absolutely outrageous the republican party condemned it immediately as we did the riots in portland and seattle and chicago and all over america all summer long but there was a still waiting 'd on the democrats to denounce any of that violence including joe biden and self and so there were plenty of occasions when when joe biden criticize the violence you know that of any kid i'm not going to ask you to name why. but you know what he did very tepid lady is saying you know we need to look at causes but i didn't hear him to now whether it's like the republican party absolutely has the now the january sets violence and you know i think it's a port abs you know you said that you say they've denounced it mr king he said i've been i was impressed one of the most shocking aspects of

so, this is the dilemma of dealing with donald trump. to quote my friend, rick boesen, everything he touches dies. and the republican party right now doesn't look too good. >> yeah, i mean, this idea that, i mean, tim, to your point, too, that you know, he's both greedy, he wants money, but he also -- we know this about him -- just hates the notion anyone's making money off of him and he's not getting cut in. that is a huge, like, nurs you are inosis of his. he's not going to let that happen. he's not going to sit back. there won't be an arrangement or truce here. i think this is going to be a constant source of tension for the rnc. >> you know, you and i are both chicago cubs fans, and leo derosa had a line that i love where he said, if i'm running down to second base and i'm setting up a double play, i don't care if it's my grandmother on second, she's going down. anything that gets between donald trump and a pile of money is going to go down. and these notes he's sending that he cares about the future of the party? he doesn't care abo

>> very, very high there is legal jeopardy for donald trump. allen weisselberg you was the cfo, the chief financial officer and he has been incredibly loyal to donald trump for many decades. loyalty has a price when family and children are being squeezed. looks like the daughter got a free apartment from donald trump. the daughter-in-law said she thinks she got the apartment to buy her loyalty to him in the way that the mafia operates and things like that. it looks like the prosecutors are squeezing weisselberg's son and this, brian, is exactly how criminal investigations are built. squeezing the former daughter-in-law and son and taking all of those folks and getting weisselberg to say the price of your loyalty to donald trump is your children possibly go to jail. i don't think the prosecutors will actually need weisselberg's testimony to make criminal cases against donald trump. weisselberg is gravy. but the tastiest of gravy. >> thank you for coming on tonight and for your initial comments. it is really important to hear your voice. thank yo

trump and donald trump supporters from our party. let me tell you, if this happens, we won't win back the majority and deathly won't win back the white house in 24 if we erase donald trump. but you have a conservative leader and you and i both know for sure that the republican leader fights with the conservative leader but not anymore because kevin mccarthy is the right leader for the right time and he will be the best speaker of the house. [applause] [crosstalk] >> i will tell you the truth -- it's great to be in florida where you guys are normal, you are open, i don't have to wear a mask anymore. that's so much better than california. did you -- when kevin mccarthy said it was the right thing for donald trump to be at cpac. we are getting closer. the other thing we were just talking about backstage -- we talked about this with ambassador lighthizer and -- it's escaping me -- the new senator from tennessee. bill hagerty. a great man. there's a lot going on. what we were talking about is this new coalition focused on the working men

so what was donald trump saying? well, lewis if anyone was in any doubt as to whether or not donald trump is intending to go away quietly, as it were, they have the answer. he has no such intention. he did say he is not planning to form a political party of his own but he would be leading the republican party to victory, he said. and he hinted that he may well be leading it four years from now going into the presidential election in the year 202a. donald trump said that there are a lot of people who supported his make america great again message. he called it a movement, great again message. he called ita movement, in great again message. he called it a movement, in fact. and he said thejourney had just begun, said the journey had just begun, that great things lie ahead for that movement. find begun, that great things lie ahead for that movement. and he doubled down _ ahead for that movement. and he doubled down on _ ahead for that movement. and he doubled down on his _ ahead for that movement. and he doubled down o

and donald trump makes his 1st public speech since leaving the white house saying he has no plans to create a new political party but hasn't ruled out running for president again in 2024 either. plus in our look at some of the top stories of the week stockpiles of the astra zeneca covert vaccine go unused in europe made questions over its effectiveness but it comes as the world health organization warns of a lack of shots in poor nations. it's 3 am here in russia's capital and you're watching the weekly international i'm donald quarter taking you through the past week's top stories welcome to the program. a constitutional showdown is underway in armenia after the president rejected an order by the prime minister to give the country's top general the boot it comes as crowds in the capital continue to demand the p.m.'s resignation thousands took to the streets of year of on for a 3rd day calling for the resignation of nichol pasha and yon they're angry at his handling of last year's war with thousands by john which many view as a humiliating defeat although protests have been on and of

i think that a lot of there has been misconstrued donald trump should have been more forceful when he said go to the capital peacefully but he did say there was a terrible peaceful way absolute truth which the media has trouble acknowledging by the way under the category of lies. i think that what these people did was absolutely outrageous the republican party condemned it immediately as we did the riots in portland and seattle and chicago and all over america all summer long but there was a still waiting 'd on the democrats to denounce any of that violence including joe biden and self and so there were plenty of occasions when when joe biden criticize the violence you know that of any kid i'm not going to ask you to name why. but you know what he did very tepid lady is saying you know we need to look at causes but i don't hear him to now whether like the republican party absolutely has the now the january sets violence and you know i think it's a port abs you know you said that you say they've denounced it mr king's you say i've been i was impressed one of the most shocking aspects o

and donald trump has given his first speech since leaving the white house. he told a conference of conservative supporters in florida that the journey began four years ago when he became president was farfrom over. but he when he became president was far from over. but he also rejected reports that he would be forming a new political party. now on bbc news, it's the week in parliament.

who turns on donald trump and fires a lawsuit against trump saying donald trump was negligent in telling people to go to the capitol and to fight. one of the counts in swalwell's lawsuit is that trump's language at the rally was negligent, at minimum, and it inspired people to attack the capitol. will jacob chansley sue trump, making him believe the election was stolen and he had to put on his horns and go fight? he was urging chansley and thousands of others to go to the capitol and fight. there are over 300 people whose lives have been disrupted because of what donald trump told them to do. what they did got them arrested by the rbi. this which one of them will be the first sue trump for damages? which one of them will sue trump to pay attorney fees in the criminal case? which one of them will sue trump to pay for lost income and punitive damages because of what trump told them to do? which one of them will be the first to tu trump for fraud? that might sound like a crazy lawsuit to them. but not to you. they are all crazy or stupid or both. and so far, the case is against every single

all the way. find donald trump all the way. and that is exactly _ donald trump all the way. and that is exactly correct. - donald trump all the way. fific that is exactly correct. they never believed they would turn away from him. some surveys have shown over 80% of republicans are sticking with donald trump, despite 6 january. keep in mind, though, he has lost enormous ground with independence, younger voters, and others. so he can get a nomination, but winning a general election is going to be much tougher. and he's never won the popular vote anyway. that's interesting. given the events of 6january, the storming of the capitol, opinion polls and straw polls from our correspondence on the ground that satan not actually a big factor for people at the conference listening to him speak. how big a factor is it for more centrist conservatives or republicans or nonaffiliated voters in the us? i5 or republicans or nonaffiliated voters in the us? is a or republicans or nonaffiliated voters in the us?— voters in the us? is a very bi

>> very, very high that there's legal jeopardy for donald trump. so, allen weisselberg was the cfo, he's been incredibly loyal to donald trump for many decades. but loyalty has a price. particularly when family and children are being squeezed as they are here. it looks like the daughter got a free apartment from donald trump. the daughter-in-law has even said that she thinks that he got that apartment to buy her loyalty to him in the way that the mafia operates. looks like the prosecutors are also squeezing weisselberg's son. this is how criminal investigations are built. it's like "law and order," flipping people, squeezing the former daughter-in-law, the son, and then getting weisselberg to say, the price of your loyalty to donald trump is your children possibly going to jail. look, i don't think that the prosecutors will actually need weisselberg's testimony to make criminal cases against donald trump. they now have his tax returns. trump tried to block that. but the supreme court ruled against him. they don't specifically need weisselberg. he's

today donald trump was served in lawsuit at mar-a-lago. donald trump is a defendant in a washington, d.c., lawsuit brought by congressman bennie thompson and targets donald trump, rudy giuliani, and members of the proud boys and oath keepers. it says the insurrection was direct, intended, and foreseeable result of the defendants' unlawful conspiracy, it was instigated as part of a common plan. pursued since the election held in november, 2020. the threat to the capitol continues tonight. u.s. capitol police announced they received evidence of a possible plot to breach the capitol by militia group tomorrow, march 4th. that threat forced speaker pelosi to schedule votes tonight instead of tomorrow. march 4th is the day on which many dangerous trump fanatics who have lost connection to reality actually believe that donald trump will somehow magically become president again. that is what they believe. such people are incapable of rational thought and desperately in need of serious help. but until they can get that help, some of them remain hom