Good evening.

The acting Secretary of Homeland Security has resigned.

The FBI is warning the nationwide wave of armed protests planned for the coming weeks.

House Democrats will vote on Wednesday to make Donald Trump the first president ever to

be impeached twice.

We're learning more about the deadly insurrection he incited and the more we learn, the more terrifying

and sickening it becomes.

What is also sickening is what we've learned from CNN political analyst in New York Times

White House correspondent Maggie Heyberman.

She reports that President Trump is angrier at the Professional Golfers Association for

pulling next year's championship from his New Jersey golf club than he is at the prospect

of impeachment.

Angrier, she reports, by an order of magnitude.

Think about that, which may speak to something else beyond his greed and his grievance when

deprived of a money-making toy, namely how little pressure and sense of responsibility

the president is feeling right now.

For Wednesday's insurrection and attack on the seat of our democracy.

Because let's not pretend here with five people dead and nation traumatized and the FBI

warning there could be more political violence to come so far there has been no real reckoning.

In fact, until this weekend when flags began flying at half-staff the White House and

at federal buildings, there wasn't even simple recognition that lives were lost in the attack

let alone a reckoning with it.

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