Welcome to a very, very special episode of Talking Feds Now. In the middle of one of the most

harrowing and memorable days in our lifetimes and it's not even over yet. After a rally this morning

by President Trump in support of his bunk and incendiary claim of having had the election taken

from him degenerated into a frothing riot. His supporters stormed the Capitol, took possession

of the Senate and House chambers in the process. Somebody was killed, we don't know exactly who.

There are dozens of issues and questions that this raises and we're here to take a quick first

swipe at history and to do it we have three somewhat shell-shocked experts starting with Steve

Vlodick of the University of Texas. Steve, hi. Hello, Harry. Jennifer Rogers of Columbia and NYU.

Hello, good evening. CNN National Security Analyst and Senior Advisor to the Biden Institute

Sam Vina Grad who brings her specialty in national security to the gathering. Sam, thanks for being

here. Thanks for having me. And Andrew Weissman of Jenner and Block and NYU and Holy Cow, where do we

start? I agree. All right, we're having bizarre and somewhat conflicting accounts of what's going

on with the president of the United States who supposedly is completely lost it. It's almost a

25th Amendment situation in the making before they've used it. Is that right? What the hell is up

with the president and what is it portand for the next day and weeks? I mean, Harry, I'll jump

on this grenade. I think that the odds that President Trump makes it to noon on January 20th

have decreased dramatically today. And I think that's for a couple of reasons. I think there is now,

I think a whole lot of momentum in the House of Representatives to impeach him again. I think there

is now far more than one Republican senator who'd be willing to vote to remove him, just based solely

on his conduct today. There's also reports coming across the wires tonight that at least some cabinet

secretaries are talking about the nuclear option, which is section four of the 25th Amendment. So

we should spend some time reflecting on the horrors of the violence of today and all of the questions

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