By the numbers, the Jan. 6 committee hearings attracted 20 million live viewers on opening night, 11 million for the first daytime session and nearly 9 million for Thursday’s third installment.
say that lawyer Rudy Giuliani had too much to drink before advising Trump on election night 2020.
“Having people who are major figures in a national political setting outed for being wasted is something that people can find immediately understandable,” Thompson said.detached from reality There’s no count of how many times it was repeated on cable news, or estimate of how many people saw it that way.
Recognizing the testimony’s potential impact, Cheney released it on Twitter the day before it was prominently featured in the hearing, giving it extra attention. That also served to highlight the committee’s finding that Eastman had unsuccessfully sought a presidential pardon.CHENEY’S PREDICTION
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