josh hawley's efforts they are likely aren't going anywhere. his objections will be debated for a few hours but biden will ultimately be declared the winner. i'm also concerned that this puts republicans in a bad spot because they will either have to dispute a state election result or vote against trump which could mean in 2022 we will see some trump back primary challengers. but he does bring up some alarming points that deserve attention. for example, just months before the general election, the pennsylvania supreme court altered the state election laws arguably changing their role by the federal constitution also points out big tech. >> leland: we don't need to relitigate the election but the idea is two things can be true, there could be some legitimate gripes about how the election was conducted and could also be true that joe biden won the election. this is what ben sasse had to say, and i want to read this. although clever arguments and rhetorical gymnastics in the world won't change the fact that this january 6 effort is designed to dis

shame on josh hawley. lisa: on twitter, the republican said he would not be intimidated by threats, vandalism and "leftwing violence". he is part of a group of dozens of house and senate republicans plan to challenge the results tomorrow over unproven allegations of fraud largely fueled by president trump. in dalton, georgia last night he campaigned for the two republican senate candidates and, more often, for overturning the election. >> that was a rigged election, but we are still fighting it. lisa: h he pinne and pressure on his vice president. he explained on twitter that he reject fraudulently chosenr electors." in reality though, while the vice president will preside at

look at josh hawley. you know -- >> he's so proud. >> so proud that he would be able to do something that no terrorist organization has been able to do. no foreign power has been able to do since the war of 1812. invade the people's house. lay waste to the people's house, commit insurrection, sedition, treason against the united states of america. josh -- josh, i went to southern state schools. no, put the picture of josh back up there. i went to southern state schools, josh, maybe i'm just stupid, but is that what they really taught you at stanford, how to commit treason, how to encourage insurrection against the united states of america? how to have blood on that fist of yours, josh? this is you, buddy. this is your moment. it was your insurrection. you know the constitution. you went to yale law school. you know exactly what you were doing. you were the one that stirred up this insurrection along with

what led to this, and why senator josh hawley says he will not be intimidated. and then there's this -- >> the president released that we had a phone call. he wanted to make it public. >> harris: the president's very public feud with georgia's secretary of state, as he urges a high turnout in today's senate runoff. whether the gop has enough to get across the finish line there an retain the majority in the senate. pete hegseth joins us for overtime. there he is live. hi, pete. at heinz, every ketchup starts with our same tomatoes. but not every tomato ends in the same kind of heinz ketchup. because you can't be everyone's favorite ketchup without making a ketchup for everyone. because you can't be everyone's favorite ketchup is now a good time enough, crohn's. for adults with moderate to severe crohn's or ulcerative colitis, stelara® can provide relief, and is the only approved medication to reduce inflammation on and below the surface of the intestine in uc. you, getting on that flight? back off, uc. stelara® may increase your risk of infections, some serious

he's the front of this, he and josh hawley. do you think that they'll change what they are doing? >> i can't get inside ted cruz's head. he was a smart kid but obviously he is not exactly lost his mind but decided to put into horrible use and josh hawley. these people has had adequate constitution. they don't give a damn about it. they want power and influence. i would suggest to them if they want any futures of american politics, they better break up and realize the american people do not like anarchy. we can agree for an angry mob entering the capitol and leaving one person dead is beyond unacceptable. they crossed the line and they have to pull back. i can't get inside their heads but if they have any concern for their own future, that's all they care about. if they have any concern for their own future, they better pull back. >> professor tribe, thank you very much. i want to go to wilmington right now, jeff zeleny is out front there. we heard the president-elect biden speaks genuinely and you have some new reporting from the biden's team, what are you learn sng. >> reporter:

>> so i really like josh hawley. i worked with him when i was in the legislature. i know hymn personalim personal. i think he's a great person. i think he made a mistake here. i do think, though, that he was responding to what we are hearing on the ground here in missouri about people concerned about irregularities in the election. and i think that the states where some of these irregularities occurred need to take a look at that. and that's part of what will help us come together. we need to feel like our vote is secure. i understand why he was responding to a large number of people in missouri who just do not feel like the election results are fair. whether they're right or not, that is a concern, and as an elected representative, it's his job to respond to those concerns. >> but as a leader, isn't it also their job to tell him they're unwarranted? >> sure, there's irregularities in every single election, but not enough to overturn truhe results. >> the legal team was not able to prove these irregularities -- >> there were 60. >> it's very difficult to prove vote

you have anti-fish show up outside of josh hawley's home, t just threaten him but his wife . so there is serious consideration that lawmakers like congresswoman boebert have to undertake. speak with the supreme court in d.c. say they earned the right to bear and keep arms although not without limits. and recently cities like new york to try to work around that landmark ruling. speak with the city makes it vey inconvenient for a law abiding residents to get a license, to p the gun in the home for self-defense. >> gun rights advocates i've seen similar issues in d.c. and other major cities. in just a basic courtesy, maybe a little bit more expedient with the turnaround in some of these transfers, and particularly as the crime rate is soaring. >> shannon: it is. the special election coverage continues. stay tuned for another live hour of fox "fox news @ night." stick around for the break. robinhood believes now is the time to do money. without the commission fees so you can start investing today, wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? downlo

josh hawley is a very smart guy. josh hawley is stanford, yale law, clerked for chief justice roberts, has not said one word by the way defending justice roberts when lin wood called him a child molester. he knows better. he knows better. it is such a craven political move. is he calculating -- this is a guy who has more ambition than common sense. he barely got elected as attorney general. then he was running for the united states senate. he barely gets elected to the united states senate and he's running for president. in the process of him trying to be hyper ambitious, he has compromised not just what i think is integrity that you should have if you are an elected office holder but the national security. >> i'm going to reject the idea that he's smart because he went to fancy schools. we're going to have to agree to disagree. >> maybe intellectually smart. he's not smart. this is him with the fist raised to the men and women who committed crimes in insurrection and sedition. let me tell you what he put in motion.

i see what's going on in the senate particularly, people like josh hawley or tom cotton. we have rand paul and ted cruz, marco rubio. i don't see a path for mitch mcconnell to keep control of his caucus going forward. he'll have the same challenges with all of these people jockeying to become the heir apparent to become nominee in 2024. everyone looking out for their own political interests and this is such a different time than we had in 2009. there is no chris dodd or ted kennedy, john mccain, john kerry. those who cared about the senate. those people are gone. left behind, began with the tea party. now morphed into a trumpism we're in right now. there's no controlling it. it's a runaway train, and they're only going to be happy if they burn the entire place down. >> i remember during boehner's days the analogy was, like trying to herd cats, trying get the tea party and gop altogether on one page. zerlina, certainly this next battle is set to take placeness the capitol next week. the president calling for supporters to hold wild protest outside. certainly sparking fear

last night watching the debate on the senate floor, watching mitt romney behind josh hawley as josh hawley was speaking, his eyes were telling. hearing mitt romney give his own speech, it seemed like one senator after another was directly yelling at both josh hawley and ted cruz. i'm going to be curious to see how they're treated during the next session. >> and romney got bipartisan applause. that never happens on the senate floor. >> that's such a good point. it was a powerful speech. >>> after being forced to shelter in place, several house democrats are preparing articles of impeachment against senator trump. joining us now is democratic congresswoman sheila jackson lee of texas. she's on the homeland security committee. congresswoman, you were a vocal supporter of the first round of impeachment. a second impeachment would be unprecedented. he would be the only president to have been impeached twice. >> let me just say this incident yesterday, this catastrophic failure of security, this trump dominated violence clearly calls for a recognition by the american people that donald j. trump

josh hawley is exceptional in many different ways." after seeing the invasion of the capitol, jack danforth told the "kansas city star" that supporting josh hawley was, "the biggest mistake i've ever made." senator danforth said, "i thought he was special and i did my best to encourage people to support him both for attorney general and later the u.s. senate and it was the biggest mistake i've ever made in my life. but for him the approval of the electoral college votes would have been simply a formality. he made it into something that it was a specific way to express the view that the election was stolen. he was responsible." last week seven democratic senators co-signed a complaint to the senate ethics committee requesting an investigation of senator hawley and senator cruz for their roles in inciting the insurrection at the capitol. in my research today i have not been able to find a previous case of a senator requesting an ethics investigation of another senator. joining us now is former republican senator john danforth of missouri

because no one has muzzled josh hawley. what happened to josh hawley isn't cancel culture. it's called consequence. you can say whatever you want. you can do whatever you want, but you have to face the consequence for it. and his actions, that's what he's doing. he's paying the consequence. it's not cancel. that's how it works. that's how america works. that's how the first amendment works. say whatever you want, but you've got to pay the price. if you say something stupid or you do something stupid or treasonous, or if you try to overturn a duly elected president. right? an effort to overturn our election, he supported an effort to overturn our election which turned violent and it killed people. he's a victim, oh, my god, he's being canceled, poor baby. do you need a binkie? don't fall for this, people. think about the actions in the capitol. think about what happened. think about the people who died. think about the cops who were beaten by people. think about all of that. and someone is concerned about a book? it turns out that that's hugely unpopular on the free market w

the 11 senators join missouri senator josh hawley and reportedly more than 140 other house republicans, all seeking to overturn the election. the group of senators backing the coup attempt laid out the cause for their efforts in a joint statement -- "the 2020 election featured unprecedented allegations of voter fraud, violations, and lax enforcement of election law, and other voting irregularities. by any measure, the allegations of fraud and irregularities in the 2020 election exceed any in our lifetimes." note the use of the term "allegations of fraud." that's like allegations that i have a full head of hair. there was no actual fraud that exceeded any in our lifetime. there were changes to the ways in which people voted, approved by state legislatures. the main issue is that joe biden won, trump won't accept that, and these republican senators, many of whom want to run for president or just run for re-election, are scared of the power that a post-presidential, maniacal donald trump will hold, or they want to appeal to trump's base. that's it. that's the whole ball game. the senators

josh hawley did this. josh hawley has the blood of officer sicknick in part on his soul. he has the five deaths that happened in the capitol that day were in part because he was out there raising the fist and cheering the mob. he was out there leading the charge in donald trump's efforts to disenfranchise tens of millions of african-american voters. to strike down their votes by taking up these lawsuits that have been dismissed and turning them into policy. he was trying to disenfranchise african-americans. he has a lot of weight on his soul. unfortunately, he doesn't seem to have one. a man of honor at this point would have realized he made a terrible mistake. a man of dignity and integrity would have said to himself, i went too far. this was unconstitutional. this was outrageous. this was destructive and i will leave public life. josh hawley has no such characteristics about him. he is ruthlessly ambitious. he wants to be president so much, he'll burn down anything in his way including the country if he gets the chance. so we'll keep our eye on josh. and i think the pre

we know that josh hawley is going to object to one state, pennsylvania. the question is, are the others going to join in that objection and object in other states, which could really prolong this process? and they're not being completely clear about that yet. so, we are still waiting to hear how big of a role this ted cruz group is going to have. but the reality is, this is exactly what senate majority leader mitch mcconnell had been warning his conference about for several weeks, urging them not to get involved in this process. he did not want this open warfare, especially heading into the georgia elections on tuesday, tomorrow, and looking ahead even to the next election in 2022. you have some of those senators who are joining the ted cruz group who are running for re-election in 2022, like james lankford, senator kennedy as well. and so, they are thinking about their own political futures, but it also puts other republican senators who are also running in 2022, like josh hawley's state teammate, roy blunt, also a member of leadership, who is also facin

hawley is doing or whether or not these senators are just simply going to vote for josh hawley's objection. just a quick reminder for our viewers at home. on wednesday, in a joint session of congress, republicans and democrats and the house and senate will gather for this joint session and they will essentially go state by state to certify the election results. if there are objections to specific states they have to be brought by both a house member and a senator. now josh hawley plans to join with several house members who want to object to at least one state. he's noted that pennsylvania might be that state. once that happens, then both the house and the senate have to break from their joint session go into their respective chambers, debate for two hours and then hold a vote on each individual objection. what these senators are saying is that they will vote for hawley's objection when that vote occurs. they're not saying necessarily they're going to bring their own objections. each individual state objection takes another two hours. this could be quite the circus on wednesday. could be q

this is who josh hawley is. he shouldn't lecture anyone about anything about the process of democracy. josh hawley should resign. that's what he should do. that's what he should do that would help the country most. and hopefully there will be some investigations as to why the capitol police were so completely unprepared when donald trump -- he marketed and said in december that this day was going to be wild. it was wild. there should be investigations. >> joy, let's dip into the end of the remarks from senator romney here. >> -- fairly or not, they'll be remembered for their role in this shameful episode in american history. that will be their legacy. i salute senator lankford and loeffler and braun and daines and i'm sure others, who in the light of today's outrage, have withdrawn their objection. for any who remain insistent on an audit in order to satisfy the many people who believe that the election was stolen, i'd offer this perspective. no congressional audit is ever going to convince these voters, particu

josh hawley made a huge mistake. he misread the politics of certifying the election, he lost in the senate i think 93-7, and then people said there is josh hawley outside giving the power sign throwing up his fists to people who are invading the capital and so he's not so popular with a lot of fellow republicans. i think the truth is now he's just trying to change the subject to cancel culture to get away from people talking about his bad politics and i don't think he's going to get a pass on this from anybody who thinks a second to look at the whole story. >> greg: you can't lose your speech because you happen to have a wrong opinion. didn't you write a book about this? what was it called? >> juan: yes, muzzled, but what i'm saying, this guy was not being muzzled if he's on the front page of "the new york post" and was taken up by a conservative publisher. >> greg: you did the same thing, you wrote a book about being muzzled, you're criticizing him for the same thing you did. >> juan: if you put me on the front page

late thursday, he tweeted support for missouri senator josh hawley, who plans to object when congress counts electoral congress votes. mcconnell called hawley out. but hawley wasn't dialed in. kaitlan collins has the latest for you. >> reporter: sources say trump is almost singularly focused on a plot by republican allies to disrupt certification of joe biden's win next week, which democrats are dismissing as absurd. >> they have got to choose here. it's real simple. there is only two choices. you choose democracy of the constitution or you choose the big-lying trump. it's as simple as that. >> reporter: josh hawley, the first to challenge the election results which will force the senate to debate his claim before affirming biden's win but he may not be the last. >> this is the one opportunity that i have as united states senator, this process, right here, my one opportunity to stand up and say something and that's exactly what i am going to do. >> reporter: senator ben sasse said he won't participate in the stunt by follellow republicans urged others to rreject this dangerous ploy. i

first republican josh hawley would object. now we're hearing 140 others will do the same. how dangerous is this even if it's just a delay tactic? >> well, you're right that it is going to delay the outcome, but it's not going to change it. but it does set a very dangerous precedent for our democracy. you hear about contested elections happening in newer democracies in ukraine or in mali or in ivory coast. you don't really hear about it happening in an established democracy like the u.s. now, in newer democracies where you have weaker democratic institutions and where democratic norms haven't been established yet, these types of things can happen. but it's unheard of in the u.s. because we have a commitment to democracy. we wouldn't have ever thought of this happening in 2008 or 2012 when obama won because he was running against mitt romney and john mccain. but it appears there is a very different type of republican now. the party is almost mutated into something that is unrecognizable and it really seems to be attacking democratic norms. i find it to be highly dangerous be

. >>> republican senator josh hawley trying to distance himself from insurrectionists who stormed the capitol last week, at the same time defending his role objecting to joe biden victory raising his trump in solidarity with pro-trump protesters gathering outside the capitol before the riot. but today he insisted he was right to challenge the election results even after the violence saying, and i quote, some wonderful everied why i stuck with my objection following the violence at the capitol. the reason is simple. i will not bow to a lawless mob or allow criminals to drown out the legitimate concerns of my constituents let's discuss with political commentary ator jennings and amanda carpenter. sounds like he might have been talking about the people gathered there who were drowning out the voice of the people. this is all very odd to me. help me understand, amanda, seems like president trump is the only one worried about his legacy and future tonight. >> yeah, josh hawley is trying to rewrite history saying he wasn't beauxing down to the mob, he was doing their bidding, he was their g

well, josh hawley and ted cruz, you participated in rendering us under. you have your fingerprints all over this. now you don't get to step back and say, you know, joe biden, you need to, you know, make this better by doing it the way we want to do it, solve it the way we want you to solve it. that's not how this is going to work. the realities that were just outlined by joe and the rev are one thing. the other piece of this that i think is going to be very, very important is that now this country has to reconcile itself that we have this thing called domestic terrorists and we need to start calling it such and labeling it as such and identifying those individuals who participate as domestic terrorists. the kkk, white nationalists, neo-nazis, proud boys. let's go down the list and call it like they are. we sugar coat it and we whitewash it. i use that deliberately because it's about whiteness. it's about white supremacy and you don't want that stained. well, it's stained. it is stained with the blood of five dead americans. it's stained with broken glass

look at him, arm raised, josh hawley. that's who they decided -- when you look at the faces of the people who went into the capitol, that's who he stood with yesterday. and i'm just not sure where they go from here. >> well, i hope they're ostracized within the party. they made a choice, which was to side with this insurrection and with this mob and with this president and with this big lie. i was discussing this last night and my question is the same this morning, which is who is josh hawley to question the wisdom of the supreme court, which didn't look at the cases in pennsylvania, didn't take them because they didn't find them to be meritorious at all for them to get involved. there were 60-plus challenges, allegations made, they were all dismissed by the courts. republican-appointed judges, democratic-appointed judges. who is he to question the wisdom of those courts. someone who knows better, who weaponized his excellent education as a lawyer, who was a clerk on the supreme court, who engaged in the lie that somehow

you know, i am all for the scrutiny that josh hawley and ted cruz are going to get for objecting. i want to write a rule on the senate. number one, all of the people that told us to vote for donald trump twice. are you sorry for what happened? when it comes to the senate, do not overlook what happened in georgia and how the entire senate establishment was in on stoking the big lie. the big lie that dan orlovsky and david perd -- kelly loeffle perdue campaigned on. kelly loeffler said she was going to object. until the second those two senators lost their races, the entire senate establishment was okay with that as a campaign tactic. he is trying to say he voted to overturn the election. but he knows the fraud allegations are a lie. trump lost 60 court cases. why can't he just admit to making a mistake. >> are you suggesting in modern politics anybody admits they had bad judgment? for him to do that would be a novel item and i agree it would would be the right thing to do. >> okay. after what happened on wednesday. yeah. go on, i'm sorry. >> yeah. everybody had a perfect chance to

mcconnell was asking josh hawley to layout his rationale and plan. why, why are you going down this pathway. and give some frustrated members an opportunity to weigh in on that plan. josh hawley was not on the call which made for an awkward silence, mcconnell tried a couple times to reach out to him for that answer. what was interesting is what happened when hawley didn't answer. one of the people that did was pat toomey, a pennsylvania republican, one of the states josh hawley pointed to as his genesis for moving through the objection, thinking there's irregularities there. pat toomey laid out a detailed retort, making clear he believed the pennsylvania electoral slate was valid, election was valid, joe biden was the president-elect. there's a lot of back and forth inside the republican conference now, underscoring the difficulty republicans are facing either embracing reality or what to do with soon to be ex-president trump. >> my advice to you, phil mattingly, get lots of sleep, grab lots of coffee for wednesday since you said it will be a long da

people going to josh hawley's house, spray paint on mitch mcconnell's door, nancy pelosi's door, and we've been tracking the escalation of the spirit look at what you have now. you have protesters the capitol building and quite an incredible act that i think, revolt is not a word that can be used year. >> dana: i want to jump in

kelly loeffler to object to georgia and missouri josh hawley for pennsylvania. house speakers chosen by nancy pelosi. one of the leading republican challengers in the house offered this argument earlier. >> this is about defending the constitution. the founders placed this ultimate authority with the united states congress. today we should do our duty because we know that five states, some of the five key states critical in this election changed their election law in an unconstitutional fashion. >> we expect mitch mcconnell to express his concerns about republicans contesting the electoral college results. among them the challenge could put senate republicans in 2022 in a tough spot. >> this is a momentous moment in history. i hope those fellow senators will realize that they don't want to be on the wrong side of history. they want to respect the american people. >> it is not entirely clear how long this process will go but there are likely to be some fireworks. sandra. >> sandra: we're told the motorcade is on the move from the white house to the rally where th

republicans like senators josh hawley of missouri, ron johnson of wisconsin and ted cruz of texas or mo brooks of alabama, matt gaetz of florida or even elise stefanic of new york. don't assume it can't happen. because at the grassroots level, republicans continue to be radicalized. what if instead of raffensperger, someone like representative marjorie taylor greene had been in charge of counting georgia's votes? this time, the system worked. we may not be so lucky the next time around. one in oregon suggesting that the capitol attack was a false flag to embarrass donald trump. that's an official statement from a republican party. so as you say, this is far from subsiding now that donald trump left office. it seems to be getting worse. .

ted cruz and josh hawley is well, people are saying there's fraud going on. or people are saying there's something nefarious happening. the reason they 'doing that is because they know there's no evidence of the claims. as rick said, i don't know if the president knows or not. i don't think he cares what the truth is, he wants to win at the end of the day. >> it's his job to know. >> and he has the access to all the information to find out. >> as we've said. as you have pointed out at many points and many different issues throughout his presidency, he has access to this information on all different fronts and chooses not to look at it. >> politico is reporting, rick, that after the georgia call the president joined another call with officials from four other battleground states the way politico puts it is to talk about allegations of voter fraud in the presidential election. i'm curious, if the president is jumping on other calls, maybe with ledgislatorlegislators, no of states, but regardless he's jumping on calls saturday with other states pushing the same

one of them, to help us read the tea leaves here because, garrett, josh hawley. i mean, i could see it both ways. maybe, you heard something at the top that we missed. we broke into a little bit later. but it seemed, in some ways, he was saying we have every right to object. there was nothing wrong with what we were planning to do. but it sure seemed like he was saying, but, i'm not going to do that, anymore. but he didn't come right out and say it. that was just my kind of general impression. but what did you take away from it? >> no, i agree with that. i think this was senator hawley realizing he is probably only going to get one bite at this apple here. remember, he said earlier this week his objection was going to be primary focused on pennsylvania. we are supposed to be talking about arizona right now and he made the point to get his specific grievances about the way the election was conducted in pennsylvania out during this five-minute section that he was entitled to, here. i think that means we're probably not going to be hearing from him, again, later ton

meanwhile, senator josh hawley takes a stand against the muzzling of america after being canceled in congress, online and even targeted by antifa. the federal list's ben domenech will be with us shortly to talk about that. ♪ ♪ don't speak, i know what you're thinking -- ♪ i don't need -- to all the people who realize they can du more with less asthma thanks to dupixent, the add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. dupixent isn't for sudden breathing problems. it can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as 2 weeks and help prevent severe asthma attacks. it's not a steroid but can help reduce or eliminate oral steroids. dupixent can cause serious allergic reactions including anaphylaxis. get help right away if you have rash, shortness of breath, chest pain, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection

ousting of josh hawley, congressman scott fitzgerald and ron johnson. so i think that the spread is now like wild fire and nobody should be surprised that the democrats will jump right on this. i do want to say something about the capitol hill police because having been live on the air, we couldn't see what was inside, some let the rioters and others fought valiantly and one lost his life and we should never forget that. howie: i was talking about the planning. clarence, it was only last sunday after our show the washington post released the audio, media freakout where the president calling georgia republican secretary of state, i just need to find 11,780 votes. my question is are the media rooting for a second impeachment of the senate although senate conviction would be unlikely? clarence: the responsible media did not root anything. maybe you're talking about the

capitol, the loews hotel chain has canceled a plan fundraiser in florida for missouri senator josh hawley. alex hogan live with more on that. >> close canceling this event in florida next month saying it will no longer take place at his hotel, the chain saying it is horrifying in a post-anyone who helped incite violence at the capital, clashes online with supporters thanking the chain for canceling, josh hawley's event critics calling in easy weight to alienate more customers. earlier this month hallmark asked senator hawley and senator roger marshall to get back employee donations. publishing company simon & schuster voiding a book deal with purity and big tech, holly writing this is the left looking to cancel anything that they do not approve of, i will fight to cancel culture with everything that i have. of course this is the latest so-called cancel culture example, colin kaepernick faced harsh criticism for kneeling during the national anthem and boycott nike for featuring him in a commercial or demands to avoid chick-fil-a for a history of donating to charities with anti-lgbtq stance

josh hawley and ted cruz are united states senators. donald trump was the president. at some point how and when does the republican party or something that used to be the republican party that you were once a member of cleave itself in which jews in space sent a laser to florida to make way for high-speed rail? >> let's play it out. kevin mccarthy who is every bit as responsin as hawley are for the incitements to violence for the telling of the big lie. where is the minority leader of the house? he is in mar-a-lago with his leader donald trump pledging his loyalty? they put a woman, marjorie taylor-greene who is utterly insane. they put her on the education committee. she denies the parkland and the newtown shootings. a member of congress denies the

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people like ted cruz and josh hawley are having corporate funds pulled away from them. that is the kiss of death of anybody wanting to run. and it sends a strong signal going forward if it is held by corporate america. let's see what happens. but, you know, you have to not do the kinds of things that hawley and cruz have done the last couple of months if you want to be financed. and yet, you know, you still sigh members of the republican party already turning on joe biden. it was interesting to hear rand paul yesterday pick apart the inaugural address when he talks about unity. those words were not in the inaugural address. you will have members who still look at the trump base and say i cannot afford to distance myself from them. >> yeah. well, if rand paul feels a bit sensitive about those words being uttered, it's probably because he thinks they apply directly to him. they certainly don't apply to john thune. they don't apply to mitch mcconnell. mitch mcconnell spoke out against this nonsense. they don't apply to liz cheney. they don't play to adam kinsinger. they do

>>> yesterday we reported on missouri senator josh hawley's voting record in the new congress. senator hawley's office reached out to let me know i overstated the senator's political career in the missouri house when he criticized others for using their jobs as stepping-stones. correcting that. hawley was not an elected official before running for attorney general and criticized others for using their be jobs as stepping-stones. >>> and what rural america needs to do to get vaccines to people who need them. inship cases, minivans. and president biden getting tough on russia in his first week in office. roll the tape how vladimir putin has gotten along with the last five presidents.

chance -- >> josh hawley says he'll join a handful of house republicans, objecting to certifying the electoral college slates. let me ask you, his colleague, republican senator ben sasse heavily criticized senator hawl hawley's decision says, o n facebook, when we talk in private i haven't heard a single congressional republican allege that the election results were fraudulent, not one. two questions for you. is senator sasse a monday on an island here, or do other republicans feel that way. what's been the reaction inside the white house to the moves by senator hawley and also the criticism by people like senator sasse? >> we've heard of a couple other senators, for example, maine's susan collins who says she'll certify the election results in favor of president-elect joe biden, cementing his victory in november. we've heard from texas senator

they were standing whatsoever, that same josh hawley used today to object to the latino department of homeland security leader that joe biden selected, right? that's -- that was what he decided to do with his day. so, it doesn't feel like the republicans are the least bit chastened and not even embarrassed about immediately going after, you know, the brown nominee, you know? and saying it's -- >> right, right. >> saying it's specifically because of, you know, caravans and, you know, all of that coded racist language about daca. so, where do we go from here? democrats are going to want to fight those people, not unite with them. >> yeah, and you know what? well, actually, i would -- i'm not so sure. i mean, there are some democrats that probably will say, you know what, we need to work across the aisle, we need to -- but there is no working across the aisle with those folks. these are folks who are bent on

. >> brennan: josh hawley was on the other side of that. do you think he was complicit, along with the five other senators who continue to promulgate this lie, that there could be a change to the outcome of the election on wednesday? >> well, i only have one vote in the senate, which is my vote. i did, the day senator hawley announced he would be contesting those electoral votes, announced tht i would not be. when senator cruz said he had a plan to put back in place a commission like the one formed in 1877, i said that wouldn't happen. i wasn't interested then or now in spending a lot of time on things that can't happen. just like the impeachment of the president to remove him from office clearly is not going to happen between now and the last day he is in office. >> brennan: so you don't believe he has committed

the congress people who stood in the congress, folks like ted cruz and josh hawley that said we want to reenact the compromise of 1876 and use that as a model and so i'm struck by the irony that on the inside of the congressional chamber, you have ted cruz saying we want to invoke as our model for what we're calling for when we protest these votes, the very compromise that ended reconstruction and subjected black people to many decades of lynching, of violent white supremacists terror, the compromise basically gave legal, you know, gave legal sort of permission to the clan to terrorize black people so that is the model that ted cruz has for what he's calling for. that's not incidental. that's not accidental. he means that. est being direct. so on the one hand, you have a congressperson invoking a clear symbol of white supremacist rule and on the outside, you have violent white mobs in the tradition that ought to be

. >> katie: coming up, cancel culture hitting republican senator josh hawley once again, with the plug pulled on a florida fund-raiser, but his previously canceled book will soon be published after all. details and debate up next. ♪ ♪ with mortgage rates at their lowest in history, it's time to refi. but if you're a veteran homeowner and need cash, here's big news. introducing refiplus from newday usa. it lets you refi at all-time low rates plus you could take out $50,000 or more. money for security today, money for retirement tomorrow. refiplus. it's only for veterans and it's only from newday usa.

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perry, republican member of congress from pennsylvania, joined by josh hawley, republican senator of missouri, to the electors of pennsylvania. that's enough to trigger another two hours of debate, up to two hours, i should say, and another vote. time is a flat circle up here on capitol hill, so it's possible they won't take the entire two hours to debate. but the voting process in the house, at least, is long and cumbersome in the era of coronavirus and so we're going to enter the very dark of night here for another debate on the merits of the election system in the state of pennsylvania. >> i could not have asked for a more complete report, whether backed up by a u.s. senator or not. to folks watches, what you are seeing, members of the senator exit through the main corridor of the house chamber. house chamber is significantly larger, the larger of the two. this process, just like a state of the union address, any joint session, means the 10 0 members of the u.s. senate, those who