Stephanie Murphy

three-quarters of the voters in a very divided America agree on one thing, and it's that he doesn't have the mental acuity to go forward. And the Democratic caucus agrees that Trump 2.0 would be dangerous for democracy.

the ruling – the Supreme Court ruling basically gives the presidency expanded powers and makes accountability through the justice system very difficult.

But, you know, what he said about the former vice president was that he was too honest. I think he's going to look for somebody who will do his bidding, and not put up the same sort of resistance, based on values and character, that Vice…

I think though it does highlight a contrast between Biden and Trump. And Biden, as painful and personal as this is, has accepted the outcome of the justice system and is moving on, whereas Trump continues, and the Republicans continue to…

Joe Biden needs to show up like he did for the State of the Union and give a fiery presentation and really take Donald Trump on.

Bidenomics isn't being bought by the American people.

Biden said in the last campaign, 'Don't judge me against the Almighty. Judge me against the alternative.' That's not going to be enough because people are saying to themselves, 'Why are these our only alternatives?' Biden has to give…

Ultimately, President Trump did not succeed in bending State and Federal officials to his will.

You will see a report before the end of the calendar year. But let me just say that this isn't about the next election this fall. This is about whether the sanctity of American elections here on out will be marred with violence and with…

Because there are a lot of processes and institutional changes that need to be made so that we can guard against anybody, irrespective of political party, ever attempting to overturn a US election again.

The big lie, the pressure campaigns against state officials, the pressure campaign against the Department of Justice, and his vice president, the fake electors, summoning the mob: all of this demonstrates President Trump's personal and…

President Trump's efforts to unlawfully overturn the results of the 2020 election were not limited to the Big Lie...

I couldn't believe that we were arguing over this in the middle of the West Wing, talking about the politics of a tweet.

I thought that we should condemn the violence and condemn it unequivocally.

This was too important to mismanage or mishandle or just to delete, especially in the days after a violent attack on our Capitol.

This is about Trump pushing for uncertainty in our country, a sitting president asking for civil war.

The President's own documents suggest that the President had decided to call on his supporters to go to the Capitol on January 6th, but that he chose not to widely announce it until his speech on Ellipse that morning.

This was the Big Lie, and millions of Americans were deceived by it.

We know beyond a shadow of a doubt that then-President Donald Trump lost in a free and fair election.

Joseph Biden won by a margin of 306 to 232. The election was over. Mr. Biden was the President-elect.

Yet President Trump disregarded these court rulings and the counsel from his closest advisors.

I think what's really important about tomorrow is that we're going to lay out the evidence that we have already collected about the roles of those two men, as well as the violent extremists.

I think this is one of many conspiracy theories that the President continued to press despite the fact that his White House Counsel, as well as the Department of Justice and the state, election officials had debunked.

Mr. Cipollone, was a critical player within the White House, and he has provided us with a lot of relevant information to the activities that were occurring in the White House in the run up to January 6, and we're really grateful that he…