Today, we're going to talk about Trump inciting an insurrection at the US Capitol, the push

for removal from office, and even a strong case for Republicans to make sure he can never

run again.

I also interview Pennsylvania Lieutenant Governor John Federman about a Republican effort

in PA not to seat a Democratic official, and his headline making announcement about a

Senate run in 2022.

I'm Brian Tyler Cohen, and you're listening to No Lie.

So I'm sure by now you know that a pro-Trump mob stormed the US Capitol this past week

in an insurrection incited by Donald Trump.

The mob left five dead, including a police officer, all because Trump had convinced his supporters

that he didn't lose an election that he absolutely did lose.

But he's too small of a man to admit that, and so instead, he opted to start a riot.

And people like Ted Cruz and Josh Hawley, who will take any opportunity known to man to

pander because nothing's more important than their own personal ambition and running

for president in 2024, are happy to stand up and validate this scheme by objecting to the

certification at a joint session of Congress.

You can draw a straight line from these tactics and the rhetoric by Trump and Cruz and Holly

and the rest of their Republican enablers to the violence and chaos and death that we

saw at the Capitol.

And it goes without saying that anyone and everyone involved shouldn't be let within

40 miles of public office.

Ted Cruz and Josh Hawley should resign, and if they don't, they should be expelled from

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