And good evening, breaking news on the House floor of the U.S. Capitol, where Congresswoman

Liz Cheney is expected to speak any moment now.

Her office sent out a statement saying her speech would start around 8 p.m.

likely her last speech as House Republican conference chair.

Now when that happens, we will go live to hear her remarks.

Tomorrow House Republicans are expected to vote on whether to keep Liz Cheney in her

position so she's expected to lose that vote.

It's the culmination of a month's long battle, not just over her place in the party, but

that of the former president and his false allegations about voter fraud which have continued

to be embraced by the vast majority of Republicans in the House.

I want to start with this speech, Ryan Noble, who is on Capitol Hill tonight with the

latest.

So what do we expect from Congressman Cheney tonight?

Well Anderson, we expect her to stand her ground as she has done since the beginning

of this controversy and state infatically that she believes that Donald Trump is lying

when he says that there was widespread fraud in the 2020 election.

And that by extension, Republicans who enable him to spread that lie are actually causing

long-term damage to the Republican party.

She's been very vocal about this, going all the way back to the beginning of the year

during the impeachment trial.

She of course voted to impeach the former president.

You'll remember a couple of weeks ago when she chose to be a part of that small group

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