Good evening. Two more vivid reminders tonight that the violence and anger we all witness

that the Capitol on January 6 have repercussions for beyond that date, even for those who

choose to whitewash its existence or minimize its impact. The former vice president certainly

understands that or he should and after today especially. Before we show you what happened

to him today, there's a quick refresh of what happened to him on January 6. Take a look.

It's images of him, authorities rushing him to a security area. His family is with him

to being rushed to safety. And outside there was that makes shift gallows and from some

of the insurrectionist chance of hang Mike Pence.

Okay, so that was more than five months ago. Today reminder that for many supporters of

the former president, none of that anger has gone away. Mike Pence appeared at what was

built as the faith and freedom coalition summit today and in years past it's kind of the

audience who would have welcomed him. Today he did get applause but he also was booed and

people continually interrupted his scripted remarks screaming out the word traitor.

I want to thank my friend Rafferty for those overly generous words and deeply humbled by

him. He really knows me well enough to know. The election I prefer is a little bit shorter.

I'm a Christian, a conservative and a Republican in that order and I am honored to stand before

you. Now in case you have any confusion about why they are screaming traitor at Mike Pence,

not because he continues to stand by the former president who disgraced himself in the country

by praising insurrectionists while they were still attacking the Capitol saying that they

were very special people and he loved them. No, in the view of many of the former president

supporters, Pence is a traitor because he did his constitutional duty on January 6th,

overseeing the certification of the election. Mike Pence still wants to be president though

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