don fluitt. his trash can is tipped over. >> you look at him, he's fine, healthy and happy picking up his trash can, and then the garage closes. >> that's the end of don fluitt's life basically. >> 911. >> we're at my coworker's house. >> the neighbor's security camera captured these images and left a mystery. >> that was one of those moments with you kind of get the chills and go, i think we know when it happened. now we just got figure out who. >> and why. >> there was just nobody that i could think of that would want to hurt him. >> albuquerque, new mexico. thousand os people come here every fall to watch the colorful hot air balloons sail through the desert sky. for other it's a pit stop as they continue ton to santa fe. for others at the new beginnings. what did you throw a dartt map? >> pretty much. >> this is denis fluitt, don's younger brother. born and raise in the california, they grew up close, two of them and two sisters. >> we had to rely on each other. when my parents divorced it wa

thanks, don. >> thank you. >> thanks so much, don. >> thank you, don. >> we're going to miss you, don. >> god bless you. >> god bless you, don. >> rest well, my friend. >> may he rest in peace. >> rest in peace. >> rest in peace my dear friend, don fowler. >> we will miss him. >> 85 years and 85 seconds. my dad was born in south carolina 85 years ago and died in south carolina. one of my father's stories that he told me when i was a kid and he was the director and state party chair he was doing some of the first outreach as a white person to black voters in south carolina and he talked about having to sneak into the back downstairs of black churches at night hoping that no-- that there was no reporter nearby to see him. i asked him a couple of times why are you, a white man, southerner, with conservative church-going parents who are not political, why are you a democrat? there's nothing to suggest you should be. and his answer was quick and the same, because of my faith. because of my faith. >> one of the stories that encapsulates my father's life when they brought him home flt hospit

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and i just don't know the answer to that, don. it's not as simple as nominating or, you know, installing the right leader. the problem is that the actual base of the republican party, and some of this i think is simply the fact that trump, you know, kind of captured republican voters, people who had been voting republican for a long time. but part of it is that he has led to an influx of new people into the party and, simply put, people like me are outnumbered. so how do i save something? how do we save something or how do we liberate somebody who doesn't want to be rescued? that's the problem. i just -- i'm not sure. even if all these republican senators did the right thing, and that's like a big if because i don't have a lot of hopes for that. even if they did, the average republican voter today likes donald trump and really doesn't think he did anything that bad actually. >> listen, i think my next -- you sort of answered the next question, but i'm just wondering how because we've been in the middle of the pandemic, lockdown, p

and people like don. they're talking about our gender, they're talking about our sexuality, they're talking about our skin color and our ethnicity. how about people who identify as second amendment voters, who want to vote for candidates who represent that? is that not identity politics? how about people who vote only based on abortion, and they want to vote for people who identify with the way they feel? is that not identity politics? >> i've got to run, ana. >> i don't agree with it, ana. i don't agree with it, anna, i'm just pointing out what it is. >> it's a stupid -- >> i got to go. >> trigger -- >> i got to go. >> you know damn well it's a dog whistle. anthony, you're too smart for that. >> well, he worked for trump, so i don't know. >> oh my god. anthony! >> you worked for ted cruz, a full-on traitor. what are you talking about? you don't have any standing to say that. >> excuse me? excuse me, anthony scaramucci. i remember you going to the cameras and praising donald trump to the hilt. when i work

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i'm don lemon. tonight we are just a day and a half away from the moment joe biden raises his right hand, and he is going to take the oath of office, becoming the 46th president of the united states. a short time away. the capitol is under lockdown right now as more and more national guard troops flood the city. this is the moment that we're in. we are learning tonight the current president has recorded a farewell video bragging about his accomplishments, though he hasn't been seen in public since last week. this is not going to be like any inauguration any of us has ever seen, you can bet on that, but it is exactly what we have come to expect from a disgraced president, a president who lost the election and is the first in american history to have been impeached twice. the final days of his administration completely on brand, classless, braceless, unpresidential, all about ego. here we are tonight in the divided states of america. we've seen where the president's hostile rhetoric and incompetence h

it's not about donald trump, it's about america, don. >> evan, hello? so officer mike panone is talking about his harrowing experience protecting the capitol. if you see him there, he's got the gear on. he was beaten by rioters. i want you to listen about how he describes what happened. >> i was trying to fight as best i could. i remember like guys were stripping me of my gear, these are rioters, pulling my badge off my chest. they ripped my radio off of my vest, started pulling like ammunition magazines from their holder on my belt and then some guy started getting ahold of my gun and they were screaming out, you know, kill him with his own gun. at that point, you know, it was just like self-preservation. how do i survive this situation? and i thought about, you know, using deadly force. i thought about shooting people and then i just came to the conclusion that, you know, if i was to do that, i might get a few but i'm not going to take everybody and they'll probably take my gun away from me and that would definitely give them the justification they we

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>> i do, don. this week, republican party clawed its way to the bottom, with donald trump leading the way. so, the question is where does the party go from here? and we are seeing some -- the beginning of the division that's happening now with these -- people like lisa murkowski and liz cheney and others who are beginning to break from the -- the trump coalition. and so, i think we're -- i think we're going to see more of that, over the next couple days. and more of that, over the next couple years. and more of that, going into 2024. before this week, i would have said that donald trump had a stranglehold on the republican party. i don't think that's the case, anymore. i think that there is a growing division, and by the way, i think that the -- the twitter action, today, was the -- the -- maybe, the most significant act of counterterrorism during domestic -- domestically, in the whole trump administration. i talked to olive ia troy, toda who worked for mike pence, and interestingly, she said that

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don, this is stunning. even though, look, it's been plainly obvious to you, to me, to anyone that the capitol police were woefully, woefully unprepared despite all of the public signs that this was going to happen. and so we heard from the acting u.s. capitol police chief, and we'll just show you some of her words. she said, quote, we knew that the militia groups and the white supremacist organizations would be attending. we also knew that some of these participants were intenting to bring firearms and other weapons to the event. we knew there was a strong potential for violence and that congress was the target. and, don, we've seen some of the reporting since january 6th from the fbi, from other organizations that were producing this intelligence that was being shared with the u.s. capitol police, and yet what we see in those pictures repeatedly are these officers who were not prepared. they didn't have any of the riot gear, and then they needed the help of the metropolitan police from d.c. to come in and

don, here is a bit of an irony. this summer when bill barr and the fbi director chris wray were doing press conferences trying to draw people's attention to this great danger from antifa and anti-fascists, the then-attorney general bill barr told prosecutors they should consider bringing sedition charges because the concern was leftists were going to be overrunning the cities. well, here we are. by the way, nobody brought those cases. but now today the acting u.s. attorney here in washington, who was put in there by bill barr, said today at this press conference they are looking at bringing sedition and conspiracy charges against people who did this terrorist attack against the u.s. capitol. that's the great irony. you know, back this summer people on the right were very happy that this was being considered against the left. now here we go. it is probably going to be used against some trump supporters who stormed into that building and committed this act of terrorism. >> i don't know if you want to call it irony or

don, here's the thing. they've been doing all of the regular things that they do, which is to look for cell phone data to try to look at surveillance video. none of that has yielded anything, and it's scary because there's somebody out there who planted these bombs, they were real bombs, and they're still out there. and the concerns that the investigators have is this was a plot to essentially draw police away from the capitol while the insurrection was happening. so there was something here, a greater planning. and again, that's what they're trying to get to the bottom of. they believe that there are multiple groups that were working together perhaps that day to try to breach the capitol and carry this attack out. >> evan perez. >> yes, sir? >> thank you very much. always a pleasure. good to see you. see you soon. good information. >>> republicans in washington battling over control of the direction of their party. wait till you see what's happening with the gop in states like texas and arizona. is mealtim

thank you so much. >> thank you, don. nice being with you. >> good to see you, barbara. >>> even now, three weeks later, it's hard to believe the riot happened on the steps of the u.s. capitol. but we have more indisputable evidence tonight. devastating video from the body cam worn by metro d.c. police officer. you don't want to miss it. >>> so tonight we have new shocking body cam video from the insurrection on capitol hill. the video shows rioters attacking d.c. police officers with weapons like batons and hockey sticks. a woman in the crowd trampled to death on the capitol steps. i've got to warn you you're about to see something that's very graphic and difficult to watch, but it is important to understand what happened that day. here it is. >> save her! >> move out! out! >> she's dead! >> please! she's dead. i need somebody! >> she's dead! [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> joining me now to discuss, cnn security correspondent josh campbell and john scott railton, senior researcher at the university of toronto. that is some dist

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i serve on the appropriations committee, don. and i chair a subcommittee that funds our international efforts. 14 members out of the appropriations committee, 14 out of 26, voted to reject the certification of joe biden as president. they accepted the big lie. and so they in my perspective are co-conspirators. on january 6, they proved it by their vote, as congressman kildee mentioned. we have to figure out how to do this, because it's dangerous, first of all. of course you saw they did not wear masks, many of them, when we were in lockdown. you see what they have done since then. and so donald trump is the leader of this gang. and this was an attempted coup on january 6th. and the republicans, many of them, most of them, quite frankly, need to be held responsible. and believe you me, there is no reconciliation without truth. >> what do you think, congressman kildee, what if this had been -- let's just say the people in that crowd would have been black or muslim? what do you think republicans would be doing now? >> first of all,

don lemone. >> i love you. >> i love you more. happy new year to ya. >> happy new year. >> this is "cnn tonight." i am don lemon. listen. i got to say. okay. so, stop saying -- this is -- think about this. when trump won. you got to stop using this excuse, people, it makes no sense. okay? when trump won, you have to respect the trump vote, you have to listen. there were so many trump-voter panels, and people going to trump country. and now that trump lost, you have to respect the trump voter, you have to listen to them. when do you listen to the non-trump voter? when do you listen to the majority of the people in this country, non-trump voters? so, stop saying we must listen and we must respect. you lost. you lost. people listened to you for the last four years, and guess what? they didn't buy the whatever it is that you were selling. okay? so, stop it. why must people listen to the loser? this is no time to stand on the sidelines, people. you stand up for democracy, and you do it now. or you live with that failure, forever. no do

>> hey, aloe. >> i can't believe it, don. i just heard you singing with dionne warwick so i know you have a voice. >> yeah, he has a future. >> what was that like, aloe? >> it was a lot of fun, the masked singer. it was a lot of pressure. i've never had to do choreography, wearing a mask. usually when i'm dancing i'm doing my thing free. this was a lot of pressure, lot of pressure. >> did you -- because i know someone who was on, by the way, who was -- here you go. >> thanks, honey. >> who was going to join us tonight but had a tragedy in the family. i'll be honest. you were on -- i'm not sure when you were on. wendy williams. so wendy, we're thinking about you. love you. >> i didn't get to see her back stage. i saw the episode. her voice was too easy to recognize. i knew it as soon as she opened her mouth. >> she told me about the experience and how great it was and changing, just all the precautions that you take and all the secrecy and the silence around it. it's amazing. so, what has this experience done for you? >> well,

i'm don lemon. thank you so much for joining. donald trump has more impeachments than terms in office. what a tremendous legacy. by this time one week from now joe booiden will be president s insurrection incited by a disgraced president who's put us all in danger. the only president impeached twice -- and you know what, that is 50% of the presidential impeachments in all of u.s . history. t ten republicans voting with democrats. the president releasing a video statement tonight because he can't tweet anymore after being banned by twitter. a statement clearly intended to help him with senate republicans like mitch mcconnell who is letting it be known that he is undecided now on convicting trump. the president taking no responsibility for the riot he incited at the u.s. capitol, not admitting the election was free and fair, didn't do that. not even mentioning joe biden will be the president in seven days, and going onto say this. >> mob violence goes against everything i believe in and everything our movement stands for. >> he nee

but listen, don. really, you cannot underestimate the power of leadership's words, of what a leader says. you know your local congressperson. you trust your local mayor or your governor. and if that person is saying over and over again and is playing the choir and repeating that there's been election fraud when they know there hasn't been, that there is, you know -- all of the stuff that they repeated and they're watching fox news six hours a day and they're listening to rush limbaugh two hours every day, yeah, you better believe that it gets programmed, that it gets built into that level of group think. not everybody. not everybody. but there is a large number of republicans right now who believe absolutely everything that comes out of state propaganda and led by donald trump and his choir, you know. >> so, brendan, the former u.s. ambassador nikki haley was on fox news tonight. here's what she is saying about the impeachment trial and former president trump. >> i don't even think there's a basis for

it's tough, don, to make a conspiracy case. it's a lot tougher than looking at a video and saying you went into the capitol, you trespassed, that's a misdemeanor violation. making a conspiracy, proving people went in with the intent to do what they did is a much different case. that's a big deal. the last thing i would say, the most interesting thing i think is going after these groups because down the road are they going after them before they do something and say we see that you're planning, we see there's a conspiracy in the state or against the federal government. we're going to make a conspiracy charge before you actually breach the territory in a place like the u.s. capitol. i think that's interesting. i'm not sure that would have happened three weeks ago. >> john, in florida the proud boys leader joseph biggs being charged. he's telling his friends on parler to blend in. the fbi believes he wore an earpiece and had a walkie-talkie device. what do you know about him? >> you see that discussion of the walk can i talk kiss

>> reporter: and the president's son don junior, who posted a since-removed video taken backstage at the rally before the riot. the president and his children watching the crowds gather. >> hi, ivanka! >> reporter: don junior's girlfriend, kimberly, dancing as the trumps celebrated. >> have the courage to do the right thing, fight!

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don, i'm an nba fan. one of the things you learn watching basketball is that a team where five players are playing together as a team will always beat a team with one or two great stars or almost always. and i think that's going to be the difference here and i'm hopeful. >> we're told that president biden will invite congressional leaders to the white house, possibly as early as tomorrow. mcconnell is slamming biden saying that he took several big steps in the wrong direction. is this a sign of what's to come for the next four years? >> you know, don, i think it's a sign of the utter confusion in the republican party today as to who they are as a party. because you have three obvious factions. you have those who want trumpism with trump, want trump to come back or don jr. or someone else. those who want trumpism without trump, josh hawley, cruz, want to take over the trump base and people like mcconnell who would like to go back to the old, you know, republican party, where they could hang out with corpor

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>> and don, how brave, right? how brave of these officers to go in there the way they did knowing they were going to be outnumbered. and when you listen to these stories it is such bravery, and it is so good they're finally speaking out. you know, the one officer when you spent some time with talking to describing how they were outnumbered, how he was laying around and they were ripping things off him, stealing his equipment and just basically hoping he could survive, describing all of that. >> shimon, before you go to -- i don't know if this is where you're going, but he said at some point he realized he had his gun on him and that would be the worst thing to lose his gun and he put both hands over it. which i thought he's exactly right. >> and the fear of shooting people because as you said it could create, wreak more havoc and also the concern they needed justification to shoot these people. just the entire story is incredible. take a listen some about more of what he said. >> we encountered some pretty signifi

think of it as a form of qui quicksand, don, that people end up sinking deeper into. >> right-wing media and even some republicans, almost immediately, began making these baseless claims that pro-trump mob was actually antifa. they're still not reckoning with the real problem here. >> right. it's always an attempt to come up with an alternative story, an alternative reality. this war on truth. so that, if you are a trump supporter, you don't want to believe that some of your fellow patriots were actually up there destroying property. so instead, you tell yourself it was left-wing radicals. it was antifa. there is a lot of double-standard talk in right-wing radio and tv. a lot of conspiracy theories being spread. what it is, don, is a big lie on top of all the big lies we have been hearing the last two months. big lies about trump winning, about voter fraud being rampant. now, the new, big lie, is that actually, this was all somebody else's fault. we don't know for sure but even sowing that kind of doubt the way tucker carlson is, laura ingram is, it is damaging because, then people come

. >>> so, as he said, this is "cnn tonight," i am don lemon. as he said, what a week, what a week, what a week. and you know what? at the end of this week, not over for me, maybe not over for you guys as well. donald trump is dealing with something that he has never, ever experienced, before. and you know what that is? consequences for his actions. a second impeachment looming. alli allies abandoning him. social media cracking down on him. banning the president, permanently, from twitter. saying, this, about the inauguration could be interpreted as trump hinting that it would be a so-called, safe target for violence because he wouldn't be attending. offering a stark warning of people on its platform, plotting a possible, second attack against the capitol on january 17th. okay? so, tonight, the president is in the white house. he is enraged. he is isolated. increasingly, a pariah, right? and he cannot tweet. what could go wrong? but, here's the thing. he told an nbc town hall, this was back in october, that he couldn't get the word out, without

i'm don lemon. what a week, what a week, what a week. you know what? at the end of this week, not over for me, maybe not over for you guys, as well. donald trump is dealing with something that he has never, ever experienced before. you know what that is? consequences for his actions. a second impeachment looming, allies abandoning him, social media cracking down on him, banning the president permanently from twitter, saying this about the inauguration could be intercepted as trump hinting that it would be a so-called safe target for violence because he wouldn't be attending. offering a stark warning of people on its platform plotting a possible second attack against the capitol on january 17th. so tonight the president is in the white house. he is enraged. he is isolated. increasingly a pariah, right? and he cannot tweet. what could go wrong? here's the thing. he told an nbc town hall in october that he couldn't get the word out without twitter. >> i do a lot of re-tweets and, frankly, because the media is so fake and so corrupt, if i didn't have socia

>> yeah, don, it was incredible. even up until right before biden was inaugurated, a lot of qanon followers still believed that trump was going to implement martial law and was going to use the military to stop biden from being sworn in. and in the early hours of inauguration day morning, we were out doing live overnight coverage, and we met a trump supporter who was streaming live on youtube. and he believed that conspiracy theory. he believed that biden was not going to be sworn in. and we caught up with him yesterday afternoon, after biden became president. have a listen. >> do you feel like you've been duped, that you've been tricked in some way? >> no, the way i felt, when i saw -- i was waiting up until the minute when he said "i joe biden" i'm thinking to myself, my life is about to completely change because i've been saying i'm either a conspiracy theorist or a prophet. >> do you think maybe you were wrong with joe biden being sworn in, you might be wrong about the whole election rigging thing? >> no. i'm con

>> don lemon. >> this is a present that i want to give to you. it is from nicole dana, an nyc artist, and you're going to love it. so happy new year and merry christmas. wait till you guys see what it is. >> you guys. >> show them what it is. >> it's a bug ornament. look at this. >> this is brooke's dog. she handpaints him. you send her a picture, or she'll do a photo shoot. that was from my fiance. >> thank you, tim. it's always all tim. >> we went downstairs, and he said, best beyonce ever. and i went i don't know what you're talking about. my friends are mad at me because we talked about someone else's juice. so arly's juice. that's what i actually drink. >> delicious. >> paula, don't be mad at me. >> let's go back to new orleans because you're from louisiana. >> yeah. >> we love new orleans and all things music. >> that's where we usually are. >> so cheryl and brad are standing by from the spotted cat, which we love, love, love. so happy new year. >> hi, guys. happy new year. >> how are you? ♪ >> we know that window. >> wow. santa anita sno

one last thing, don. what we saw yesterday is very similar to what we saw in the late 19th century and early 20th century and the civil rights era. we saw it during reconstruction in places likes texas, my home state, and south carolina and mississippi and new orleans and memphis, tennessee, where white mobs attacked black people and at times attacked their white allies for exercising their right to vote. we saw it in the early 20th century in atlanta, chicago, in elaine, arkansas, and rosewood, florida, and of course tulsa, oklahoma, where over 300 african-americans were massacred by white mobs. then we saw it during the civil rights movement where white mobs tried to threaten african american school children trying to get into public schools in little rock central high school in north carolina, in other places. we have a history of this in the united states. and in every single instance, law enforcement, which should have been on the side of citizens who are being oppressed, instead colluded with white

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you wish you were don mattingly. >> why are you trying to downgrade phil by calling him don. >> looking at one handsome guy and talk to another one. >> reporter: i would get so many free drinks in new york if i was don. >> you may not be a ballplayer but you're better looking. i have to tell you, mo brooks, phil is right from the reporting that he really believes the president one. >> then mo brooks is delusional. >> that's right. believe without proof. >> mm-hmm. >> is called superstition. that's what it is. >> or crazy. >> it's like believing in ghosts. you don't have any proof of it, but it feels right. you know, it's not the sincerity of your feeling if you have nothing to prove it. that's the part that has been so painful for me, is that they know they have no proof of what they want to be true, and they're doing it anyway even though it's making people crazy. >> but what about, chris, they're removing the inside of the machines? what about them? >> did you hear the guy on the call? >> what about them destroying ballots. >> you be trump. i'll be the secretary of state. >> hello, du