This is a near unique moment in history, as we vote on whether to hold a former colleague in contempt of Congress. The last time that happened was 1832. Mark Meadows has committed a crime, in this case, a premeditated one.
Adam Kinzinger reflects on the historical significance of holding Mark Meadows in contempt of Congress.
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I’ll give her a little credit, which is she could see the tea leaves, which is like, Trump is going away, if I want to run for president or governor or whatever – I can be the former crazy that now is normal.
I think it's very obvious that the president didn't do anything but gleefully watch television while this was going down.
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