Well, first, I think January 6th changed everything. There were certainly lots of reasons to oppose Donald Trump before that. I opposed him in 16 when I was on the ticket with him, and certainly opposed him in 2020. But I think after January 6th, it was -- you know, you really had to leave this behind. So, it`s been tragic and as you pointed out, politically, it makes no sense.
Barbara Comstock reflects on the impact of January 6th on the Republican Party and her opposition to Donald Trump.
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Well, I think it tells you that extreme Republicans or extreme positions are not winners.
The Chair announces that 13 former Members have responded to their names. The Chair now calls on the Honorable L.F. Payne of Virginia, president of the U.S. Association of Former Members of Congress, to address the Members.
And look who's not talking. I was going to point out, you know, look, you're not getting -- you know, remember Elise Stefanik was going to be leading the charge in these hearings and defending Donald Trump, she's nowhere to be found.
I said, you know, Donald Trump was vile, disgusting, and the tape was disqualifying. Now he's doubled down on it.
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