Good evening, a man who was just friably frightened by what he saw at the capital in the

6th of January, but had a moment of courage, which allowed him to stand up to the President

of the United States, has now completed his metamorphosis.

There will be no more moments of courage from House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy.

And as you'll see, his defense of that transformation is striking in its cynicism and intellectual

dishonesty.

Last night, along with breaking news on the election lie, we touched on reporting from

CNN's Jamie Gangell on McCarthy's motive for opposing a bipartisan commission on the

Capitol attack.

Her sources telling her that he was concerned about being called to testify about his

conversation with the defeated President that day, but also about what happened between

election day and the attack.

So, that's where we left it last night, with the expectation that a vote approved in

the commission would come Wednesday tomorrow.

Well, today, pretty much right on cue, Leader McCarthy came out against the deal.

Surprising no one, but still shocking some.

This is representative Jim McGovern from Massachusetts.

We have some members of Congress who are basically saying that what happened, what we all experienced,

what we saw, it didn't really happen.

I mean, enough.

And I've had it.

I mean, I talked earlier about talking to staff members, talking to people, talking to

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