If there are members of the United States House or Senate, who in some way or other, either earlier on, during, or after the fact, were involved in this nightmare, yes, they need to be known, first off. And then the appropriate remedy, which is accountability and maybe prosecution, has to be a big part of the conversation.
Michael Steele discusses the need for accountability and potential prosecution for members of Congress involved in the January 6th events.
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Yes, I`m kind of in the multiple sources camp because of the narrowness of the folks who are around Trump, and having spent some time with the man in the past, having a sense of how he operationalizes things.
It falls squarely on the hands and the heads of the Marjorie Taylor Greenes, the Jim Jordans, the Josh Hawleys, Mitch McConnells, the Kevin McCarthys, the people who are leaders in the party.
I take your civility argument, you like to say 78 million people voted for Donald Trump, well 82 million people voted for Joe Biden and he didn't get that civility that you're talking about from Donald Trump in those four years.
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